belovedmonster said:Metallica before Black album = the Beatles of heavy music
Metallica after Black album = second rate rock band
So, what about the Black album? Which side of the equation does it fall on?
belovedmonster said:Metallica before Black album = the Beatles of heavy music
Metallica after Black album = second rate rock band
Please elaborate with a full review. Thanks.tituspullo said:Just watched Aquaman and believe it or not, those executives knew what they were doing. What a dog.
KingYaba said:Tool isn't on iTunes either.
swano said:Now let's be fair. Garage Inc wasnt bad, both production and song wise, and that was after the black album....but wait...that wasn't their songs.... hmmm... that's kind of ironic.
Agreed. Just saw it and I must say it sucks. The acting was atrocious. The super cheesy dialog was bottom of the barrel steeped in so many cliches.tituspullo said:Just watched Aquaman and believe it or not, those executives knew what they were doing. What a dog.
ezekielrage_99 said:Why would I want to buy Metallica on iTunes? After all I did download all of their music on Napster and Limewire for nothing![]()
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You only need the first 3 albums anyways.slackersonly said:Hey, thanks Metallica for leaving off your 6 most recent cds.
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Multimedia said:How could they have rejected Aquaman as a series? I'm sure it would have been a huge hit. It would also make for a great motion picture franchise. Crazy.![]()
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You can request via the iTMS.bloodycape said:Maybe we can get some stuff from Century Media/Nuclear Blast records on there?
Quoted for TRUTHINESS!sam10685 said:Metallica, E! and WB on iTunes? w'll whoop-tee-doo. where the HELL is House MD?!
FrankieTDouglas said:As a fan of Entourage...
It seems like Aquaman has already been a franchise, albeit one with a large hurdle for the second installment.