Metal Up Your Podcast - All Things Metallica

If you've been paying attention, Clint & Ethan are in the process of recording an all Metallica covers EP, exclusively for our Patrons. Also in this episode are some great top 10's you sent us! Enjoy! Support the show via patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/metalupyourpodcast Leave us an iTunes review at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/metal-up-your-podcast-all-things-metallica/id1187775077?mt=2 Email us at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com

You know them...You love them...You hate them? Well, make your own list! In this episode we run through our top 10 Metallica solos and the reasons why they made our lists. There's something to be said about solos that are timeless and can even make you sing along to them. What are your favorite Metallica solos? Let us know at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com Support the show via patreon at: https://www.patreon.com/metalupyourpodcast Leave us an iTunes review at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/metal-up-your-podcast-all-things-metallica/id1187775077?mt=2

Quebec Magnetic is one of Metallica's finest live releases. Filmed over the course of two nights, Metallica gives us a Death Magnetic heavy setlist with some classics and a few deep cuts mixed in. The band is tight, energetic and rarely slows down. In this episode, we burn down the setlist, discuss different guitars the guys use and give you a preview of our upcoming Metallica covers EP, which you'll be able to get through Patreon in the future.

Robert is no stranger to Metallica these days, especially considering that he is now their longest running (crab walking) bass player. Replacing Newsted was a tough gig but has done it so well and brought his own flavor to the band. Robert is an insanely accomplished musician with an impressive resume in his past. We love Robert in Metallica and couldn't wait to give him the time he deserves! In this episode we run through the history of Robert's bands, his studio work, his role in Metallica and what the future may hold for our favorite metal band!

It's finally here! You've asked for it and we couldn't wait any longer. The 'And Justice For All' episode is already one of our favorites. We knock out a bunch of facts, a track by track breakdown, our thoughts on the musicianship, the lack of Jason's bass tracks and much more. Let us know your thoughts on 'Justice' by emailing us at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com

In the final episode of the Detroit Trilogy, we welcome back Paul Moak and run through our journey to see Metallica in Motor City. We give you a play by play of our drive up there, all the fast food consumed, recording an episode at Hockeytown Cafe and of course...seeing the mighty Metallica! A special thanks to Matt and Jason who hooked us up for the show and to Hockeytown Cafe for having us! It was so great to meet a bunch of podcast listeners in Detroit. Thanks to everyone for coming out!

On July 12th...Ethan, Clint & guest Paul Moak made their way to Detroit to see Metallica. Once there, the kind people at Hockey Town Cafe let us set up, record an episode and talk to all sorts of Metallica fans. We had a blast chatting with the members of the Metallica family and losing our voices at the show.

On our 8 hour journey to see Metallica in Detroit, we decided to record an episode in Ethan's car. We put it out there for you to ask us anything and you fired back in full force. In our longest episode yet, we answer all your questions! There might even be a cameo from one of wrestling's biggest stars...

Take a trip with us to Denmark, as we discuss all things Lars! We get into so many things about our favorite (Recently Knighted) Danish friend. Without Sir Lars, there would be no Metallica. Who knows if the metal genre would have even taken off without Lars' help and we thank him for that. Love him or hate him, he is just as important to Metallica as James' songwriting. Let us know your thoughts at metalupyoupodcastshow@gmail.com.

You know you've thought about it. What if Metallica recorded a follow up to S&M? Well, we have too and we've got our fantasy setlists ready for you! Each of us have made our own 21 song setlist, in hopes that this will one day happen. Either way, be sure to send us your S&M fantasy setlist to metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com.

What's a Metallica album without the artwork? The cover art for an album can become an iconic flag for a band. It can be a reflection of the music that's on that album. In this episode, we run through all of Metallica's 10 studio album covers and rank them. Where do you stand? What's your top 10? Let us know at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com.

Metallica's 'Load' is a turning point for their fans, even more so than The Black Album. Some people love it, some hate it...some even gave up. In this episode we discuss every track, why people love or hate it, what we love and hate about it and Ethan getting to 75% love for this record. Let us know your thoughts at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com

It's Clint's turn to give us a run through of his journey from Nashville to the Snake Pit in St. Louis. A special thanks to our friend and listener, Brad Blazek, for making Clint's Metallica dreams come true. In this episode, we get to hear how Clint ended up 5 feet from Hetfield, soaking wet and having the time of his life seeing Metallica at Busch Stadium.

We've got our very first guest! This week, Paul Moak (Producer/Musician) joins us to discuss Bob Rock. Was Bob the best thing for Metallica? Did Bob help ruin Metallica? We're a fan of (almost) all the Bob Rock era records. If it weren't for Bob, we wouldn't have the near perfect solo on The Unforgiven, as well as other Metallica songs that are now classics. Thanks to Paul for giving us his insight on what it's like to be a producer and for sharing his love of Metallica with us.

In this episode, we remember Chris Cornell. His death was a shock to the music community and to all of us. We've all been impacted by the music Chris left us with. Soundgarden, Temple Of The dog, Audioslave and his solo albums. Write us your thoughts about Chris at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com. Peace to Chris and his family.

On May 12th, Ethan had the last minute opportunity to see Metallica in Philadelphia, at Lincoln Financial Field. In this episode, Ethan gives a play by play of the show day, setlist, production, sound...everything. This experience only only raises the excitement for the Detroit show, that Clint and Ethan will also be attending. Don't forget to email us your Worldwired experience at metaluypyourpodcastshow@gmail.com.

Here we go with Part 2! The glitz, the glamour and the hammered (Looking at you, Slash). A Year & A Half Pt. 2 is the touring cycle of the black album. We get to see the good, the bad and the downright ridiculous. Lars hanging with the creepy jail chick, underwear on coat hangers, "fucking sandwiches," a ton of great live performances and much much more.

Today, Metallica starts the Worldwired tour in Baltimore, MD. Clint & Ethan discuss the excitement surrounding this tour and what our fantasy setlists would be. If you're going to any of these shows or have a fantasy setlist, please email us at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com.

This is Metallica's first time at having cameras surrounding them almost full time. Sure, we had 'Cliff Em All' to watch, but this is showing us what happens behind closed doors. Of course, behind those closed doors is what would become their biggest record to date, The Black Album. In this episode we run through the documentary and give our thoughts on things like their departure from the old sound, the addition of Jason's bass, Hetfield's progression as a songwriter, Lars' thunderous drum tracks, Kirk getting his ass kicked on The Unforgiven and of course...Bob Rock's button up shirts and turtle necks. Write to us at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com Support us via Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/metalupyourpodcast

May 1st, 1988. Metallica finished recording one of their classic albums, 'And Justice For All.' In this episode of Revisited, we discuss a bit of the release, production and impact of AJFA. We also dive a bit into 'Load' & 'Reload,' because on the same day in 1995, Metallica began work on what would be those records. Write to us at metalupyourpodcastshow@gmail.com Support us via Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/metalupyourpodcast