Tundras live: Dumb Dad Jokes, Incorrect Opinions, and Relationship Advice.

I still listen as well. I mainly stick to the 80's albums though. I like Black album and beyond, but not my typical go to when I listen to them

 

Black Album is good. I listened to all of them, though.

 

Was this your Enter Sandman walking to McD's?

 

Pretty sure those would have been from '85 to '89

 

That's funny... My first car CD player was when I plugged my walkman CD into a cheap aftermarket tape player that had an aux connection; it was suppose to be able to handle being in a vehicle.... That thing skipped more than it played music

...childhood struggles were real!!!

 

Well, I had the last gen stuff when I was a kid, but I think 1996 might have been closer to my walkman days. After my Dad died we did get a few nicer things because of the SS payments, but that was a bit later.

 

Like dis?

 

I ran one of those in my '88 Olds' for years. I felt like I was hot shit when I eventually got a car with a CD player in it.

 

HAHA, yup.

Cool kid starter kit



Found a better pic

 

Fuck... that's it

 

You, sir, need another beer!!! Good morning!!!!

 

Then came ST. Anger

 

Bunch of young'ns

8 track players in the Old Pontiacs never skipped a beat and if you could keep them on the road, Old Chevy Pick-ups with 8 track decks with the 8' beds were the "original" Boom Boxes

Then again, todays generation would be LOST trying to shift a "3 on the tree"

 

I actually like 2 songs off that album.

 

Not saying I hate it. Just dark times for them figuring things out. Death Magnetic got them back in a better direction.

 

https://youtu.be/4TovqogviVU

 

St. Anger could have been some-what acceptable if Lars wasn't using trashcan lids for snare and cymbals.

 

Metallica only ever had two good musicians and neither is with the band any more.

 

Jason Newsted?










nah, I liked him.

There was as only one Cliff

 

And Dave Mustaine, who I believe even has some writing credits as far along as their third album if I'm not mistaken.

 

Yeah, Dave wrote a lot they used for a few albums.

Odd though, I was never really a fan of Megadeath. He's a great musician and song writer, just did hit mesh with me in my taste.

 

Dave is a great technical guitarist, but the harmonies of Kirk and James are way better IMO.

 

agreed

 

And see, I didn't mind the overall sound of the album, but the loss of solos.... that was tragic. If they had run solos in them, I think that whole album would have been way better received.