The 7 Best Metallica Grooves of All Time

[@MusicisWin]

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[@leon.g280]

I totally agree with you but I would have added the opening of Moth Into Flame (I feel this song pretty much)

[@justinadkins6098]

Fade to Black

[@ravelitschimo]

Yeah, Prs and Metallica. That’s what is Metallica about;-) 👍🏻 sad but true is the best groove.

[@flo-bezee9547]

Do some S.O.D. Storm troopers of death... now that shit was heavy

[@AlexxxNZ]

Music is Win Great list! Does Whisky In The Jar Count? King Nothing would make an excellent addition, as would For Whom The Bell Tolls.

[@Michael_Dolences.]

Orion - my favorite Metallica groove.

[@prabhdensingh8740]

It also has the best lyrics...

[@designwarp9117]

Fair play

[@megatroniker]

Thank You^^

[@17dabloons82]

that's literally my name. Orion Sebastian

[@ProdNJD]

I like battery and fade to black

[@Branbreakers]

The best Metallica groove is "Blackened". The entire song. Seriously, every single riff, every section, that whole thing grooves from start to finish.

[@alexisverduzco646]

I completly agree with you sir

[@sixthgear5874]

Favorite Metallica song

[@natashab8110]

agree

[@mrdfk9410]

It evens gets faster in the last verse, wtf were they on? 😂

[@danielarbiter]

This is the correct answer

[@SuperSlawter]

"The God that Failed" main riff, especially the opening Bass solo. Groovy AF

[@spacejesus4747]

I agree. Probably in their top 5 it deserves a place.

[@XtremeKillah101]

One of their most underrated

[@JackCharles_Guitar]

Didn't tyler do a video on this tune?

[@Jake-cf5rx]

"Metallica is probably my favorite band ever..... And I'm not alone." I love that..

[@Nomyzsh]

This is my list of Best Metallica Grooves: -All nightmare long - So what - Creeping Death - Ride The Lightning - Whiplash - Seek And Destroy - Battery

[@eduardomirandaneto]

So What was not written by Metallica

[@lyrinatan1623]

"Fade to black" chord progressions Or Leper messiah middle part before the solo it's a sick groove

[@mtlhero514]

Lyri Natan also Call of Cuthulu.

[@chechenwojak5671]

Aaaand the bridge riff from damage.inc

[@lyrinatan1623]

@@chechenwojak5671 that's a great 1

[@metaloreosecondchannel829]

Lyri Natan *Leper

[@leahbuh9270]

leper messiah is soooo good man

[@Akira-cm3zd]

The palm muted riff at the beginning of "For Whom The Bell Tolls"

[@tavicotavio]

The whole song is palm mutted but the verse. What riff you talking about

[@gavinthesailor6278]

@@tavicotavio I'd guess he means the part right after the anvil intro. Where you would play 0-3-2-1 three times, then 0-2-3-4 in power chords.

[@tavicotavio]

@@gavinthesailor6278 oh yeah that makes sense

[@tavicotavio]

@@Luckyboy94 first on bass, then guitar with power chords

[@janugur2241]

For Whom the Bell Tolls always felt like a prisoner walking his way to the execution stand for me. That simplisric kick + high hat and snare drum groove was like the guys steps and everything else was like the crowd throwing rocks at hım. I know the song is about war but it felt like that to me.

[@max_cleland]

The Outlaw Torn is definitely one the grooviest Metallica songs

[@ktulussoul1331]

Max Cleland yes

[@NeonBeeCat]

Yesss

[@Adam_Aiman]

Yeah.. thanks to the live version

[@zodyr5419]

Load in general

[@b5brando127]

Max Cleland Definitely agree!!!

[@hierbich]

I agree with those, but man, I just love the groove in 2X4. It's so damn heavy.

[@TrippleRT97]

I think one of my favourites would have to be “The shortest straw”

[@mileschow5961]

Ryan Thistle Ah, don’t see that song mentioned very often. Props to u

[@vaibhavvasishth4637]

Ikr it's a very underrated song

[@bobbob4173]

Basically the entirety of And justice for all

[@fuzzylumpkin49]

"Harvester Of Sorrow" is my favourite Metallica groove: It's got a groove that sounds like a steam train slowly picking up speed. I think "And Justice For All" is their best album.

[@Garotte14]

It’s not my favorite song, but when I think of their best “grooves,” Harvester stands out to me as the best. I think this vid is more of his opinions on best riffs. I personally wouldn’t consider a lot of these grooves.

[@Egordon2222]

Harvester of Sorrow is the reason I clicked on this video, it is definitely the best groove. Tbh I almost resent the inclusion of songs like Master and One on these lists - yes we get it, they are big hits, but Metallica's discography contains so much more.

[@fuzzylumpkin49]

@@Egordon2222 I agree, mate.

[@connorwilliams1540]

Justice is my favourite album too

[@DanFallon1981]

100%, it's an injustice that this song isn't on the list.

[@madebyrens]

Very unpopular opinion but Ronnie, from the album Load

[@gianlucatixson6621]

That one really is groovy

[@diegotorresolascoaga8661]

Load has a lot of great grooves

[@barongraham5441]

YESSSS

[@anurag513]

Criminally ignored, amazing groove!

[@pixieandreamoerbeek3410]

Y e s

[@andrewpappas9311]

One of my favourites has to be The Four Horsemen, that groove is just so damn good and it’s maybe the funkiest Metallica has ever been

[@frendo_3684]

Dave Mustaine

[@lyrinatan1623]

L0L Dave mustaine finest work

[@tanirbergenmustafa92]

@@frendo_3684 captain obvious

[@Joe_kickass25]

Andrew Pappas I agree it’s sooo good

[@andrewpappas9311]

@@frendo_3684 I'm aware that was Mustaine, but it's still good though

[@master-stratocaster4737]

I think that Leper messiah has some preety amazing and heavy groove!

[@jasonbond1794]

You hit the nail on the head!

[@kevinswindells08]

one of my, if not favorite, metallica songs 🤘

[@championvinnie9375]

“Sad but true is the heaviest song” *the thing that should not be* “get tf off my stage”

[@dannyshaklovitz1449]

Nah. Harvester of sorrow

[@jackshera1094]

Dyers eve: “ya get the fuck outta here”

[@maxzubic]

Invisible Kid: am I a joke to you?

[@Dankster-yo8xv]

@Connor Gregory it's heavy, but not THE heaviest

[@iaminyourwalls107]

@@JKOOLDK it actually is, TTTSNB is the first song that they used D standard for, also the first song they downtuned for iirc

[@teutonicknight3471]

Underrated grooves: Damage inc Eye of the beholder Struggle within Holier than thou Ride the lightning Frantic King nothing And the rest of the songs

[@arttuuusisalo8709]

The riff in Struggle Within after James says "GO" is one of the best 'going' riffs i've ever heard

[@whtesrgeswe4128]

Holier than thou is underrated for sure

[@arttuuusisalo8709]

@@Luckyboy94 Tottahan toki

[@teutonicknight3471]

@@arttuuusisalo8709 agreed. Also the riff on 3:15 on Damage inc after the second verse.

[@teutonicknight3471]

@@whtesrgeswe4128 not just it. Dont tread on me, of wolf and man, no leaf clover etc

[@fourseasons4105]

My choices would be: 1. Harvester of sorrow 2. 2X4 3. Sad but true 4. Creeping death 5. No remorse 6. Frayed ends of sanity 7. Dyers Eve

[@andrewbradley5587]

Four seasons 1 creeping death 2 harvester of sorrow 3 sad but true 4 st anger 5 king nothing 6 now that we’re dead 7 seek and destroy

[@digantanilkhasnobis4901]

Enter Sandman too .....I used to dance to it

[@notoriusdrifter40]

@@digantanilkhasnobis4901 the opening drums are sooo nice

[@solamsdale9568]

Knock knock Who’s there? Sandman Enter

[@daniel_naaden]

rofl corny but hilarious. 8/10

[@solamsdale9568]

DanJovi 😂

[@bipbipletucha]

Do not enter.

[@paulguilien4401]

This joke's so bad it's good LOL

[@harshavardhanvs3354]

The best knock knock joke ever

[@peterdanklage6286]

It’s funny that “No Remorse” was never said... not even in comments

[@andy_182]

Battery

[@ΣταμΧερο]

Wherever I May roam

[@luiscirca2002]

I think the post solo riff from phantom lord is heavier

[@Guitarmaster7272]

Broken, Beat, & Scarred at 4:45 Moth Into Flame at 2:55 Shortest Straw at 0:45 Harverster of Sorrow at 4:15 Ain't my Bitch at 0:00 The Day that Never Comes at 5:34 Cyanide at 0:00 and 2:59 Four Horsemen at 2:10

[@Kylora2112]

1. Frayed Ends Of Sanity: either the verse groove, the first break after the second chorus (the harmony HOPO part), or the riff set coming out of the solo (Em-D5-E5 chug)

[@morkeherrer2024]

I've nevere noticed. I refound Metallica every time that I listen to them,like a first time,everytime. I love Metallica and I always love them.

[@guitar19971]

If we’re talking Metallica grooves I’ve got to go with Fuel. That opening riff just makes me want to head bang constantly

[@hashtaglobotomy2655]

Yep, it's by far awesome!

[@tedkatz8170]

Agreed

[@travisfalk1241]

"Sad but true is the heaviest song ever" Hammer smashed face: Hold my Beer

[@fr0gm0th25]

*SCOURGE OF IRON INTENSIFIES*

[@DemonicMisfitYT]

I was just thinking this exact same thing

[@sebastiancosta7609]

One of my personal favourites is that breakdown in Through the Never. Great groove.

[@metallixxxx]

Yo we have similar pfps

[@Fin2001]

In no particular order: The God That Failed, Harvester of Sorrow, Master of Puppets, Battery, Enter Sandman, Damage Inc.

[@samtheman123]

Master of Puppets was on there tho

[@niclastname]

Harvester of Sorrow for sure. Such a heavy groovy song.

[@14littledude]

The tom groove in Harvester of Sorrow is so fucking great.

[@dannytheguitarwarrior]

Rest In Peace Ray, hope you finally arrived to the kingdom of salvation

[@andrewpappas9311]

He can finally be reunited with his son

[@uygiq2152]

When i think of groove, first song that comes to my mind is Devil's Dance

[@syx5455]

That lick is probably one of the simplest licks by metallica yet extremely groovy, Instant head bang!

[@ciaranw520]

Well said

[@ciaranw520]

Well said, not enough people talking about load and reload

[@Distiv]

Totally agree.. Devils dance is monster groovey :)

[@elwayfan01]

My first thought was opening riff to 2 x 4. You just can't hear that and not nod your head.

[@mrRoy150]

I think Devil's dance is a strong candidate for heaviest riff imo Edit: Made the same comment 11 months ago so i guess i really like tha groove lmao!

[@TheRealMtnDewMike]

Murder One is the most underrated groove

[@markonik2470]

R.I.P Ray💔

[@MUSiC-world-20986]

Yes. R.I.P. Ray Burton

[@saintrhoads3375]

Fishing for likes are we?

[@thisnamedosntmatter2u352]

RandoZero Guitar ?

[@mattakastarkill3r402]

@@saintrhoads3375 having a bad day are we?

[@saintrhoads3375]

@@mattakastarkill3r402 yes

[@taikuritorso]

The Day That Never Comes is very underrated song and the chorus has some groove in it.

[@mikerotchburns7287]

Bleeding me might be my favorite groove off the top of my head.

[@KeithShelley1]

That breakdown in the middle is epic. When Lars fills in, it might be my favorite fill he ever played.

[@patricko1303]

Bleeding Me on S&M most under appreciated Metallica song period.

[@mikerotchburns7287]

@@patricko1303 yessss

[@TheSteinbitt]

Patrick O it’s from load..

[@mikerotchburns7287]

@@TheSteinbitt s&m is a concert Metallica played with the San Francisco symphony. He is talking about how they played it at the s&m concert.

[@GameOverAus]

Agreed on those. Enter Sandman needs some love, that is so iconic and the album that really put them on the map. For me i got started with the Black Album and Nothing Else Matters was my first Metallica song i learnt in full

[@frfoljek68]

Literally the whole Load/ReLoad albums could be here

[@timmercity91]

"Don't tread on me" gets my head in a "foward - backward" movement every time!!

[@rudifreudenberg2646]

frayed ends of sanity parts before and after solo are insane

[@MullilluM]

Through the Never has some underrated groove in it.

[@moses4881]

One of my favorite guitar riffs of all time is the first riff of the bridge to The Day That Never Comes. It’s the riff that starts at around 4:06. Like the comment so that Mr. MusicIsWin can see this. I really think that this riff deserves more love.

[@guitarlord96alvarez27]

The four horsemen Disposable hero’s Seek and destroy

[@nolanshute2382]

*Master of Puppets

[@garrettmelancon1147]

Yes

[@SpywareVA]

*The thing that should not be, Orion, Fuel

[@treyferguson2965]

Seek and destroy for the win

[@barbutahelmet8966]

I think my favorites would have to be Disposable Heroes and Eye of the Beholder (both in their entirety, those songs are heavy as hell), the breakdown of Low Man's Lyric, the riff after the chorus in The Four Horsemen and the intro to The Struggle Within. Those are just so good, it's hard to describe.

[@vladboch]

I think we definitely need part2. Just some of the grooves, I would include in this: Cyanide, Fixxxer, The Four Horsemen, King Nothing, Suicide& Redemption, To Live Is To Die, For Whom The Bell Tolls there's your part 2 actually)

[@ericlee5638]

Orion's syncopation part is beautiful. Anyone who's tried to learn the song would know the struggle of playing that part correctly EDIT: The part at 2:17 of the Orion song. How many E notes do we play? (Not from this video)

[@juhos30000]

Yeah, it took some time get it right with my band

[@titod8392]

I like it too

[@reemsreg]

It’s the same as the previous bar on guitar. The drum part changes and that’s what makes it sound off, but if you listen to the isolated guitar tracks, it’s the same.

[@oscarpena2830]

One of thier best "GROOVE" songs!

[@tylerdurden1530]

Of which section of the song are you talking about? Which minute?

[@stratonicc2651]

Imo the best Metallica groove is the breakdown in Creeping Death. Especially live in Seattle ‘89, they put so much power and energy into it, while still making it sound dark and scary. The whole song is based on the 10 plagues of Egypt, and the lyrics during the breakdown fit in with the memo perfectly

[@DacianGradaMusic]

Devil's Dance is one of my favorites, that bass intro

[@justinrichards1124]

I would have to include Seek & Destroy's breakdown! That's an iconic piece of Metallica right there. Probably would've honorable mentioned Fade to Black's crescendo peak as well.

[@rlogborn]

Yes, yes, yes - S&D is the song I have in mind when I think 'Metallica groove'

[@ryanwalker2016]

Its not so much a groove as it is a solo, but i love the outro solo James wrote for Outlaw Torn

[@kornelkerenyi4427]

@Ryan Walker I was looking for this comment, that song is awsome

[@whosaidthat84]

Underrated song!!

[@tvalla]

yeah!!!

[@matiassanchez9251]

Yeeeesss it is so underrated

[@Turks8806]

I like King Nothing for one of the heavier tunes, definitely one of my personal favorites, and I like the soft yet gritty tones of Until It Sleeps after the chorus when there’s the clean chord progression into the ring.

[@agxiess]

Surprisingly noone mentioned for whom the bell tolls imho it’s such a wonderful riff

[@derpi6250]

About 35 seconds into "Through The Never" is one of my favourites!

[@patricktervo2013]

King Nothing is groovy as hell

[@neckcheese1356]

I hate, hate, hate Load and Reload, but King Nothing is an outstanding track.

[@menneer]

Yesh for sure

[@MasonC2K]

@@neckcheese1356 I used to hate them too. But I grew to appreciate them. Especially after the travesty known as St Anger. Truly the thing that should not be.

[@sentientcloroxbottle1557]

still pretty heavy for “pop” albums.

[@leerobbo92]

@@neckcheese1356 Load's really nowhere near as bad as everyone makes out. It's like an easy-listening hard-rock album.

[@johncuellar117]

Me:Hey Tyler,what's your favorite Metallica song? Tyler: *Y E S*

[@aliataciciek]

The Outlaw Torn’s main riff is one of the best and grooviest riffs they ever created.

[@AidanMillward]

The variation of the riff in Blackened after the solo is my all time favourite. Has such a cool bounce.

[@angrybadger4236]

My favorite Metallica moment is wherever I may roam intro. The contrast and the meat of that line when the band comes in after the sitar sound. So cool

[@TheAndostro]

Creeping death "DIE DIE DIE DIE"" part oh it's on a list

[@elisvideobazaar5299]

There is no one best metallica groove except for whom the bell tolls

[@kaiser7695]

The entirety of the song is the best groove ever

[@_swmc8_613]

*crab walk intensifies*

[@staciehaskins6483]

Now this comment I like

[@d1noobody]

Agreed

[@enzoconstantinoromo364]

Totally agree

[@mustangv-rt7bl]

tyler: sad but true is the heaviest metallica song breakdown in sweet amber: hold my trashcan

[@DirkRadloff]

My secret favourite is "Eye of the beholder", all riffs, but especially the moment, when they switch to the 12/8 riff ...

[@hioeo]

After a lot of debate internally, I think Jump in the Fire is my favorite Metallica song both to play and listen to. There's just this energy to the riff you can't help but get hyped.

[@HardyHardyHar]

“Sad but true, maybe the heaviest song ever” Gojira: *doubt*

[@jacobmarez3559]

They covered Escape though😬😬😬

[@aarjavjogani]

well Gojira made a song out of the heaviest living being on earth so

[@xXxThelegend27xXx]

Meshuggah: *Doubt* Whitechapel: *Doubt*

[@richardhollo9828]

Strapping Young Lad, Anaal Nathrakh, Nails: *doubt*. Gojira is fuckin heavy tho.

[@TheMDbauS]

Pantera - Domination

[@Ç33-i9w]

Battery has some sick bass groove, the isolated Burton's bass track is on youtube, if you want to check it out.

[@simongamingidontwantalastn2943]

Best groove is the bass intro to for whom the bell tolls. No doubt about it.

[@turtlebeach_192]

This is one of my favorite videos of yours

[@smallshrimpin6939]

Frayed ends of sanity. That intro is so cool, and the riff Is so catchy and fun to play

[@marceloaam]

Outlaw torn is missing. Easily one of the best guitar riffs Metallica created.

[@matiassanchez9251]

The outro is so goooood

[@volt101x]

Dude Hit the Lights has better grooving riffs then that one 😂

[@benjaminlarson8099]

That part of Orion with the pulse changes

[@frederickwagner5776]

I 100% agree with the first one, one of my all time faves!

[@oogaboogasalsa6557]

1:45-1:53 He’s clearly never hear... GOJIRA😈

[@its_n04h63]

“Three words. Seek , and , destroy!” - James Hetfeild

[@samvelasco9231]

"Metallica is my favorite band" Cant pronounce Ulrich

[@joerghevieras1923]

Oh, yeah. So weird indeed...

[@vvvnokk8309]

The "ch" in Danish and other Germanic languages always makes a "k" sound. So "UL-Rick'". Heinrich(k) Teloch(k)

[@josh18230]

Hahaha

[@MikeYeary]

My Top 5 - 1. My Friend of Misery - the opening riff groove & the chorus groove 2. The Outlaw Torn - the opening riff groove 3. Harvester of Sorrow - the 2nd "Main" riff groove after the first couple of opening chords 4. To Live is to Die - opening riff groove after the classical part 5. No Remorse - opening riff groove

[@jenshagelstein7695]

the „One“ groove is really fantastic and an influence for many songs

[@crispycritters27]

Can’t really go wrong with any Metallica “groove”

[@danekerben3223]

"The thing that should not be" is definitely heavier than "Sad but true".

[@kowxley1793]

I think this is subjective, but I agree

[@stridersmythe8860]

especially live

[@jeros1126]

Maybe the beginning of Hardwired has a cool groove...

[@MrMerkinS]

gotta love that pre-solo groove from blackened with the harmonized guitars. also the full band groove in orion right after the signature bass lick. for whom the bell tolls pre-chorus.

[@TuBrainz]

Right after the "Enter Sandman" Riff.. It gets me banging my head like crazy.. EVERY.. SINGLE.. TIME

[@adamwebb9545]

I think “groove” is more like the bluesy Load era. Like loosy goosy, not heart rhythm changing speed.

[@matiassanchez9251]

It is fonky chonky

[@satched]

I think groove with Metallica more like songs from load like wasting my hate and king nothing.

[@thedripman3521]

Bad Seed is one of the most groovy metallica songs hands down

[@robin-gu6uy]

That drummer probably has the most annoying for no reason face

[@shka-n1t]

Isn't he just doing a Lars IMPRESSION.

[@niclastname]

@@shka-n1t To be fair, being annoying would be a successful Lars impression...

[@robhosner5784]

Not sure I agree with most of these being "grooves"...more like just riffs (great riffs at that!). No Leaf Clover and Sad But True are the closest to grooves in your list. My suggestions for Metallica grooves would have to be (spoiler: most will be from Load...the whole album is a masterclass is metal groove imo): 1. Outro of The Outlaw Torn 2. Opening of Wasting My Hate 3. The half time solo section in 2x4 4. The entirety of Ronnie 5. Most of Bad Seed

[@H.E.M.]

So you’re basically saying what I was thinking with load and reload being their most grooviest albums and having a lot of groovy riffs. Nice 👍

[@robhosner5784]

@@H.E.M. Totally. Best albums to set back and listen to with some headphones.

[@stridersmythe8860]

Try, Eye of the beholder , a true groove.

[@wisetrashmanable]

“Eye of The Beholder”, or the beginning of “Frayed Ends of Sanity” during the “Ohhh eeee oh, whoooa oh”. Love your videos Tyler! Especially the bits of original music here and there. Where can I listen to your music?

[@VercingetorixALTA]

Easy to play and/but yet so super groovy: the part just before and in the First part of the solo in Ride the lightning (The "Hey Hey Hey"- Part ✊ ). I enjoy playing and listening to it every single time.

[@kurtbaechler8331]

"Heaviest song ever" Laughs in cannibal corpse

[@georgiosathanassiou7642]

that definitely isn't heavy it's just fast literally

[@judahbgameshd4849]

“The only good thing Metallica ever did was st anger”.

[@kryptik2602]

That’s funny

[@guitarforfun2596]

Said you only haha

[@melissathornton7982]

The only thing they didn't do right is st anger

[@someordinarygangster8965]

Your drummer is actually better than Lars.

[@julianmaehre11]

We have so much in common related to Metallica and i love your videos being dedicated about everything i love about metallica ❤️

[@thetribalist6923]

I would have added "the God that Failed" for the intro alone. The rest of the song grooves so hard, too. "Human", "Devil's Dance", and tons of other songs on Load/Reload era. I'm glad you included the catchiest riff of all time, though: And Justice's main riff.

[@benmusserjr7976]

There's a ton but I really love any groove you find in.. My Friend Of Misery

[@darkstar19]

My favourite grooves are all directly after the guitar solo. A personal favourite dynamic Metallica used to use was to finish a solo with a divebomb into a groove, think blackened and ...and justice for all. I wrote a song in the style of 80s metallica and the post solo groove...love it!

[@pr000n000bie]

The part in Sucicide and Redeption starting at 4:24 The riff with that harmony is just magnifficent

[@rainman42]

Good list..MY fav groove is in DONT TREAD ON ME after the solo in the middle of the song where james gives a slight " rrrrrump" then the crunchy heaviness that proceeds always gets me to nod yes for a few..or head bang if u will lol

[@wildersound]

I love the groove in Moth Into Flame. Especially in the main riff part.

[@codyedwards2407]

Pretty good bro! What made Sad But True sound so heavy was not just the 4 amps he recorded on and then re.....recorded over and over again putting them all together but playing in the tune of D Standard helped give it that bang!

[@Cymbaline713]

My list of 7: Disposable Heroes - Almost any riff from this song would do, but particularly the intro Shortest Straw - Chorus riff and pre-verse riffs Frayed Ends of Sanity - Breakdown riff Holier than Thou - Intro riff Leper Messiah - Fast breakdown section ("Witchery, weakening, sees the sheep are gathering") Blackened - Intro and verse riffs For Whom the Bell Tolls - Descending chromatic riff

[@dannydillon997]

Fuel... When I burn.... That double bass on the drums is 💥⚡🔥

[@seanclarke6733]

The breakdown of the four horsemen, the main riff to seek and destroy, the galloping of fade to black, just after the second chorus of trapped under ice, the ending of sanitarium, master of puppets during the end of the breakdown, the chorus to disposable heroes, the main riff to Orion, leper messiah and the thing that should not be, the breakdown to damage inc, the clean part of one mid intro, the build into the main riff of blackened after the breakdown, the bridge in dyers eve, harvester of sorrow, the bridge of the frayed ends of sanity, the eye of beholder, sad but true, holier than thou, the bass in the god that failed and my friend of misery, the main riff to wherever I may roam, and I can’t be stuffed doing the rest

[@brianpartlow5530]

The low string chugging is what makes a metal song cool. Metallica is very big on it which makes them among the best. Very few bands have 2 great guitarists. They not only shred great, they are also great on the slower parts of songs. Straight up talent!