Top Ten Metallica albums (in order):

1. ...And Justice For All
2. Master of Puppets
3. Ride The Lightning
4. Metallica (Black)
5. Load
6. Kill 'Em All
7. Death Magnetic
8. Reload
9. Any accidental recording of Jaymz hurling back when he drank too much



10. St Anger

I take it no. 9 is "Live Shit: Binge & Purge"?

No. 9 is a bit harsh on Garage Inc.

Top 10 Substitute Words for the Phonetic Alphabet:

1. "Unicorn" for "Uniform"
2. "Pegasus" for "Papa"
3. "Llama" for "Lima"
4. "Yoda" for "Yankee"
5. "Zoolander" for "Zulu"
6. "Igloo" for "India"
7. "Jackalope" for "Julia"
8. "Weeble" for "Whiskey"
9. "Dongle" for "Delta"
10. "Opossum" for "Oscar"

I actually wasn't thinking of either Live Shit or Garage Inc, actually. I had the 9 studio albums and was trying to convey the idea that pretty much anything at all is better than St Anger.

I have hated everything they've done since Justice.

I like Black, if only for the fact Jimmy learned to sing.

Top 10 Things about Christ

1. Followers actually live lives just like him
2. Perfect dovetail joint
3. Water into wine (a nice Marlboro valley Sav Blanc, I'm told)
4. Ability to speak in beautiful, archaic English
5. Can raise the dead (or was that just Garcia?)
6. Has a posse
7. Organic clothing
8. Such a go-getter, had to be nailed down
9. "Friends" with Mary Magdalene
10. Makes killer fish sandwiches

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Originally posted by green-robot:

Top 10 Substitute Words for the Phonetic Alphabet:


3. "Llama" for "Lima"

There is a motion on the floor! May I have a seconder?

(My callsign was Lima 5 for an entire summer, once. My favorite one, though, was "Leopold".)

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Originally posted by Boogerhead:
I have hated everything they've done since Justice.

I think Load is an underappreciated masterpiece. The only thing really wrong with it was the band- name on the cover.

Top Ten Genre Mixed-Up Creations

10. The Untold Story of Elves and Martial Arts
9. The Mystery of the Alien’s Bookcase.
8. Bonnie and Clyde Versus Too Many Super Heroes.
7. I was a Teenage Pterodactyl.
6. Lovers and the Far Away Planet.
5. Beach Trip Forensic Science.
4. Frankenstein and War Dead Bridge.
3. Wild Animals, New Science, and Beating Vegas.
2. Clones Been There Done That: The Well Meant Comedies.
1. The Cyberpunk Tinker Bell.

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Originally posted by Wanderer:

quote:

Originally posted by Boogerhead:
I have hated everything they've done since Justice.

I think Load is an underappreciated masterpiece. The only thing really wrong with it was the band- name on the cover.

I only listened to it once, right when it came out. I may have had some expectations that weren't met and written it off.

I'll re-listen.

I guess the trick is to not go in expecting metal. Solid hard rock, yeah, but not metal(lica). I get what they were trying to do with it, i see it as a kind of journey into the roots of american rock music. There are a lot of influences from blues in there just below the surface; some country too (in a totally not lame sort of way). They pull it off very well. But it just wasn't what anybody was hoping from Metallica.

Now, for as great as i think Load was... Reload should have never seen the light of day, except for maybe an extra mini album in a special edition of Load.

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Originally posted by StageDrifter:
1. The Cyberpunk Tinker Bell.

now that, i might read.

10. Coruscant
9. Trafalmadore
8. Hoth
7. Tatooine
6. Romulus
5. Geidi Prime
4. LV-426
3. Vulcan
2. Arrakis
1. Earth

10. Crank Up the Shoesaw
9. Wubble U
8. True Faith
7. Born Slippy
6. Sugar Daddy
5. Insomnia
4. Cowgirl
3. Headhunter
2. Wonderful
1. Fall With Your Knife

10. 1947
9. 1066
8. 79
7. 1450
6. 1776
5. 1789
4. 1939
3. 1969
2. 410
1. 1687

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Originally posted by UberDog:
10. Coruscant
9. Trafalmadore
8. Hoth
7. Tatooine
6. Romulus
5. Geidi Prime
4. LV-426
3. Vulcan
2. Arrakis
1. Earth

No Omicron Persei VIII?

Dog Doo 7?

Top Ten Movies I Can Watch Over and Over Again
(not in order, just the order i remembered in)

Lost in Translation - 2003 - by Sofia Coppola - with Bill Murray, Scarlett Johansson

Lords of Dogtown - 2005 - by Catherine Hardwicke - with Heath Ledger, Emile Hirsch

The Breakfast Club - 1985 - by John Hughes - with Emilio Estevez, Molly Ringwald

The Matrix - 1999 - by the Wachowski brothers - with Keanu Reeves, Lawrence Fishburne

Lucky Number Slevin - 2006 - by Paul McGuigan - with Josh Hartnett, Morgan Freeman

10 Things I Hate About You - 1999 - by Gil Junger - with Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles

Snatch - 2000 - by Guy Ritchie. With Jason Statham, William Beck, Andy Beckwith, Brad Pitt

Pretty in Pink - 1986 - by Howard Deutch - with Molly Ringwald, Harry Dean Stanton

Terminator 2: Judgement Day - 1991 - by James Cameron - with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Linda Hamilton

Waterworld - 1995 - by Kevin Reynolds - with Kevin Costner, Chaim Girafi