‪@metallica‬

In this episode of Heavy Talk im choosing 10 Metallica songs, not in any particular order, that i think should get more attention and they should be played live more. As I mentioned in the video there are barely overlooked Metallica songs since they play live even forgotten songs, but stll these songs need more attention.
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[@benjamindion7221]

Bleeding me!

[@Rudimessiah]

I dont think its overlooked at all my friend. They chose it for S&M they play it frequently live....etc. personally, i dont like it.

[@jakealexander5241]

I really enjoy your opinions brother and these are great songs. Keep doing what you do best

[@Rudimessiah]

Many thanks Jake 🤘🏼

[@moisesmonteiro2300]

In my opinion, these are the top 10 overlooked songs of Metallica: The thing that should not be; Halo on Fire; Damage INC; Trapped under ice; My friend of Misery; Attitude (from Reload); Metal Melicia; The Frayed ends of sanity; Fixxxer; Broken beaten and scared; and finally... ALL NIGHTMARE LONG (if this song had the right Mix, I have no doubt it would be considered one of the best songs from them: fast, agressive, powerfull). Thanks 😊

[@Rudimessiah]

All nightmare long is great. But i dont think its overlooked at all. My friend of misery is one great song, im not sure how much they play it, i guess they do.

[@ryanpatterson906]

Where the Wild Thing Are is another extremely personal song for James it seems. During the Absent documentary Hetfield speaks the verse 2 like poetry, "Big eyes to open soon Believing all under Sun and Moon But does Heaven know you're here? And did they give you smiles or tears? No, no tears" Possibly about the relationship with his mother and the Christian science religion she held.

[@Rudimessiah]

Nice info. You have a link for that doc?