72 Seasons vs. The Sick, the Dying, and the Dead
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Metallica vs. Megadeth
Re: 72 Seasons vs. The Sick, the Dying, and the Dead
Megadeth or 72 snoozefests
Megadeth new album and I haven't even heard the whole thing. Metallica's stuff now is so generic It would not surprise me if they used "Metallica New album" through an AI prompted music machine.
Megadeth new album and I haven't even heard the whole thing. Metallica's stuff now is so generic It would not surprise me if they used "Metallica New album" through an AI prompted music machine.
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Deth’s recent stuff sounds way more AI by-the-numbers than anything Metallica has ever done.
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Does it lolz. Just heard two songs they both are average. Have heard nearly all Metallica's 72 snoozefests and want my time back.
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You want all 72 Seasons back???
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That’s an accurate description of the songs from the album I heardDustofyears wrote:Megadeth or 72 snoozefests
Megadeth new album and I haven't even heard the whole thing. Metallica's stuff now is so generic It would not surprise me if they used "Metallica New album" through an AI prompted music machine.
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Re: 72 Seasons vs. The Sick, the Dying, and the Dead
Really haven't heard much from either, and the Megadeth ranking video I watched seemed to pick the most boring part of every song when it was it's turn, and the other way for the Metallica ranking video, so it wouldn't be that far... but I went with Metallica anyway, and I do tend to prefer them (though both are great of course)
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Both Hardwired and 72 Seasons are incredibly boring albums. Actually Death Magnetic made me understand Metallica and I liked it a lot (I like St. Anger too though, so...). Death Magnetic was also the last Metallica album that was good.
The Sick the Dying and the Dead is much better.
That said, it was a bit of a disappointment though. On paper the album is fantastic and the couple of small clips where Dave played a couple of songs in studio and it was recorded with a phone were amazing. There was also a longer incredibly bad quality clip of a third song before the release and I thought that song was fantastic as well. They all sounded raw, heavy, aggressive, melodic... I really thought this might be the best album since forever. But then the album was released and I heard the final product and suddenly all of the edge and brutality was gone because everything sounded way overproduced. Most of the songs as compositions are very good. Great riffs, great melodies and all... But the overall sound feels too "perfect" and it falls flat.
I mean, listen to this!
It's a very bad quality clip but it sounds really aggressive. While I like the finished version it just lost some of its power during mixing and mastering.
But at least the songs for the most part are from ok to great instead of just plain boring.
Celebutante and Soldier On are my favorites on the album.
The Sick the Dying and the Dead is much better.
That said, it was a bit of a disappointment though. On paper the album is fantastic and the couple of small clips where Dave played a couple of songs in studio and it was recorded with a phone were amazing. There was also a longer incredibly bad quality clip of a third song before the release and I thought that song was fantastic as well. They all sounded raw, heavy, aggressive, melodic... I really thought this might be the best album since forever. But then the album was released and I heard the final product and suddenly all of the edge and brutality was gone because everything sounded way overproduced. Most of the songs as compositions are very good. Great riffs, great melodies and all... But the overall sound feels too "perfect" and it falls flat.
I mean, listen to this!
It's a very bad quality clip but it sounds really aggressive. While I like the finished version it just lost some of its power during mixing and mastering.
But at least the songs for the most part are from ok to great instead of just plain boring.
Celebutante and Soldier On are my favorites on the album.
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This is a fun comparison video:
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It really is. I remember saying the same thing in a thread a while back when this abomination of bore album came out when the "Metallica-got-a-new-album-out-and-we-like-it-coz-it-says-Metallica-on-da-cover"hype was in the air and everyone saying it was good lolz...seth wrote:That’s an accurate description of the songs from the album I heardDustofyears wrote:Megadeth or 72 snoozefests
Megadeth new album and I haven't even heard the whole thing. Metallica's stuff now is so generic It would not surprise me if they used "Metallica New album" through an AI prompted music machine.
It's hard being right all the time, quite a burden to carry!
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72 Seasons is a good album.
If Metallica had been making Puppets or Justice over and over again, THAT would be selling out.
That seems to be what everyone wants them to do, right?
That would have become mundane after a little while.
Slayer much?
Exodus much?
Most of the other bands from that era much?
Most of it runs together.
I'm sorry but that's the truth and you all know it.
Even among the more consistent, it's still predictable.
No one album stands out very much from the next with most of these other bands.
Not many of them take many chances with their art.
That's playing it safe.
That's boring.
Everyone has a right to like or dislike whatever they please.
What I don't understand is what it is that compels people to trash Metallica in-particular in such a way that just screams "I have detention all next week"?
It's a phenomenon. Like a competition almost. "Who can trash Metallica most cleverly?" It's the same kind of rhetoric that has always kept me from taking "critics" seriously.
"Lolz"
And now back to your regularly scheduled circle-jerking...
If Metallica had been making Puppets or Justice over and over again, THAT would be selling out.
That seems to be what everyone wants them to do, right?
That would have become mundane after a little while.
Slayer much?
Exodus much?
Most of the other bands from that era much?
Most of it runs together.
I'm sorry but that's the truth and you all know it.
Even among the more consistent, it's still predictable.
No one album stands out very much from the next with most of these other bands.
Not many of them take many chances with their art.
That's playing it safe.
That's boring.
Everyone has a right to like or dislike whatever they please.
What I don't understand is what it is that compels people to trash Metallica in-particular in such a way that just screams "I have detention all next week"?
It's a phenomenon. Like a competition almost. "Who can trash Metallica most cleverly?" It's the same kind of rhetoric that has always kept me from taking "critics" seriously.
"Lolz"
And now back to your regularly scheduled circle-jerking...
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On the contrary. In that same thread I was yabbering about earlier I was one of the few saying it sucked. Most people were claiming it was good or even a return back to form, but mostly that it was a good album. It isn't. It has a few good hooks that could've been really good songs. Instead it is a few good hooks surrounded by bloat and fat and generic AI Metallica.
Even most Youtubers at the hype period were leaning more twoards "it's a good album all hail Metallica coz Maetallica syndrome, almost like they felt like they HAD to say it was good. People are generally parrots.
There are some good Hooks that could've been great songs. Metallica show they just don't care anymore, too fat, too rich.
And no I don't won't another puppets etc just something good.
Even most Youtubers at the hype period were leaning more twoards "it's a good album all hail Metallica coz Maetallica syndrome, almost like they felt like they HAD to say it was good. People are generally parrots.
There are some good Hooks that could've been great songs. Metallica show they just don't care anymore, too fat, too rich.
And no I don't won't another puppets etc just something good.
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Re: 72 Seasons vs. The Sick, the Dying, and the Dead
MagnusPrime wrote:72 Seasons is a good album.
If Metallica had been making Puppets or Justice over and over again, THAT would be selling out.
That seems to be what everyone wants them to do, right?
That would have become mundane after a little while.
Slayer much?
Exodus much?
Most of the other bands from that era much?
Most of it runs together.
I'm sorry but that's the truth and you all know it.
Even among the more consistent, it's still predictable.
No one album stands out very much from the next with most of these other bands.
Not many of them take many chances with their art.
That's playing it safe.
That's boring.
Everyone has a right to like or dislike whatever they please.
What I don't understand is what it is that compels people to trash Metallica in-particular in such a way that just screams "I have detention all next week"?
It's a phenomenon. Like a competition almost. "Who can trash Metallica most cleverly?" It's the same kind of rhetoric that has always kept me from taking "critics" seriously.
"Lolz"
And now back to your regularly scheduled circle-jerking...
I would understand you if you were defending St. Anger and Lulu with this.
But defending 72 Seasons or even Hardwired with that argument is like:
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Re: 72 Seasons vs. The Sick, the Dying, and the Dead
Airola wrote:MagnusPrime wrote:72 Seasons is a good album.
If Metallica had been making Puppets or Justice over and over again, THAT would be selling out.
That seems to be what everyone wants them to do, right?
That would have become mundane after a little while.
Slayer much?
Exodus much?
Most of the other bands from that era much?
Most of it runs together.
I'm sorry but that's the truth and you all know it.
Even among the more consistent, it's still predictable.
No one album stands out very much from the next with most of these other bands.
Not many of them take many chances with their art.
That's playing it safe.
That's boring.
Everyone has a right to like or dislike whatever they please.
What I don't understand is what it is that compels people to trash Metallica in-particular in such a way that just screams "I have detention all next week"?
It's a phenomenon. Like a competition almost. "Who can trash Metallica most cleverly?" It's the same kind of rhetoric that has always kept me from taking "critics" seriously.
"Lolz"
And now back to your regularly scheduled circle-jerking...
I would understand you if you were defending St. Anger and Lulu with this.
But defending 72 Seasons or even Hardwired with that argument is like:
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There are those who will love anything Metallica does.
But there are also those who will hate anything Metallica does.
The argument that “this is a terrible album; people only like it because it’s Metallica” could also be turned around as, “this is a good album; people only hate it because it’s not Master of Puppets 2.0.”
But what I don’t get is complaining that 72 Seasons sounds like it was written by AI while defending TSTD&TD which is about as bland Deth-by-numbers as you can imagine.
But there are also those who will hate anything Metallica does.
The argument that “this is a terrible album; people only like it because it’s Metallica” could also be turned around as, “this is a good album; people only hate it because it’s not Master of Puppets 2.0.”
But what I don’t get is complaining that 72 Seasons sounds like it was written by AI while defending TSTD&TD which is about as bland Deth-by-numbers as you can imagine.
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Pethead wrote:There are those who will love anything Metallica does.
But there are also those who will hate anything Metallica does.
The argument that “this is a terrible album; people only like it because it’s Metallica” could also be turned around as, “this is a good album; people only hate it because it’s not Master of Puppets 2.0.”
But what I don’t get is complaining that 72 Seasons sounds like it was written by AI while defending TSTD&TD which is about as bland Deth-by-numbers as you can imagine.
Right.
To dislike something simply because it happens to be popular is just as bad as liking something simply because it's popular.
I like the last couple of albums a lot and don't think they sound that much alike. Maybe the production.
I think 72 Seasons has better hooks than Hardwired.
There are much worse bands out there that don't get half of the scorn and ridicule Metallica does. It's crazy.
Like I've said before, I think a lot of it is their level of fame. Every single thing they do is over-scrutinized.
If they had changed styles without the massive success, I don't think they'd be getting anywhere near the amount of snarky vitriol that they've been getting the last 30 years.
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Exodus has not sounded the same the last thirty years, turn in your metal card.
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By all means enjoy 72 snoozefests. It's got nothing to do with how popular they are (for me anyway) Metallica can pump out anything they can't lose and they know it, their name is so big they are at that point where people will buy any old crap they pump out BECAUSE they are THAT popular. METALLICA
All I could think while listening to 72 snoozefests was how very AI of you Metallica.
Ironically talking about playing it safe above, this is Metallica;s safest most generic piece of crap they have pumped out yet. Load and reload, that wasn't safe, the black album wasn't safe, heck even st anger wasn't safe. 72 snoozefests is just Metallica dialing it in and their dumb desperate fans will swallow anything Metallica feeds them. They died ages ago.
Forgot to add: I don't care about Megadeth either or their new album. Gave up on them ages ago two. Only heard two maybe three songs from their latest album and they aren't anything to write home about either, so you could be right about it sounding like it got programmed through an AI album making machine. Hey, what Metallica does so to Megadeth...am I right.
All I could think while listening to 72 snoozefests was how very AI of you Metallica.
Ironically talking about playing it safe above, this is Metallica;s safest most generic piece of crap they have pumped out yet. Load and reload, that wasn't safe, the black album wasn't safe, heck even st anger wasn't safe. 72 snoozefests is just Metallica dialing it in and their dumb desperate fans will swallow anything Metallica feeds them. They died ages ago.
Forgot to add: I don't care about Megadeth either or their new album. Gave up on them ages ago two. Only heard two maybe three songs from their latest album and they aren't anything to write home about either, so you could be right about it sounding like it got programmed through an AI album making machine. Hey, what Metallica does so to Megadeth...am I right.
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I just wish they’d write lyrics like they did when Zetro was in the band the first time.Black Rider wrote:Exodus has not sounded the same the last thirty years, turn in your metal card.
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Dustofyears wrote:By all means enjoy 72 snoozefests. It's got nothing to do with how popular they are (for me anyway) Metallica can pump out anything they can't lose and they know it, their name is so big they are at that point where people will buy any old crap they pump out BECAUSE they are THAT popular. METALLICA
All I could think while listening to 72 snoozefests was how very AI of you Metallica.
Ironically talking about playing it safe above, this is Metallica;s safest most generic piece of crap they have pumped out yet. Load and reload, that wasn't safe, the black album wasn't safe, heck even st anger wasn't safe. 72 snoozefests is just Metallica dialing it in and their dumb desperate fans will swallow anything Metallica feeds them. They died ages ago.
Forgot to add: I don't care about Megadeth either or their new album. Gave up on them ages ago two. Only heard two maybe three songs from their latest album and they aren't anything to write home about either, so you could be right about it sounding like it got programmed through an AI album making machine. Hey, what Metallica does so to Megadeth...am I right.
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Black Rider wrote:Exodus has not sounded the same the last thirty years, turn in your metal card.
No just the last 20 I guess.
I do like them but their albums kind of started running together (to me) starting with Tempo.
Solid and consistent enough, but nothing that really keeps me going back to listen to them very often.
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That's the spiritMagnusPrime wrote:Dustofyears wrote:By all means enjoy 72 snoozefests. It's got nothing to do with how popular they are (for me anyway) Metallica can pump out anything they can't lose and they know it, their name is so big they are at that point where people will buy any old crap they pump out BECAUSE they are THAT popular. METALLICA
All I could think while listening to 72 snoozefests was how very AI of you Metallica.
Ironically talking about playing it safe above, this is Metallica;s safest most generic piece of crap they have pumped out yet. Load and reload, that wasn't safe, the black album wasn't safe, heck even st anger wasn't safe. 72 snoozefests is just Metallica dialing it in and their dumb desperate fans will swallow anything Metallica feeds them. They died ages ago.
Forgot to add: I don't care about Megadeth either or their new album. Gave up on them ages ago two. Only heard two maybe three songs from their latest album and they aren't anything to write home about either, so you could be right about it sounding like it got programmed through an AI album making machine. Hey, what Metallica does so to Megadeth...am I right.
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Pethead wrote:Dogs of Chernobyl is by far my favorite on that album. It’s one of the only songs with hooks.
Thinking of this quote and listening to Dogs of Chernobyl I kinda understand you now.
For me Dogs of Chernobyl is one of the more boring tracks in the album and the riff in the verses actually sound like something that could be in an album like 72 Seasons.
So if that's what you enjoy in a Megadeth album you're obviously going to like 72 Seasons more.
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The most underrated album of Megadeth is either The System Has Failed or Endgame.
The most overrated album of Megadeth is Countdown to Extinction, and Sweating Bullets is probably their most overrated song.
The most underrated album of Metallica is St. Anger, not kidding.
The most overrated album of Metallica is Kill 'em All. I would almost say Justice because I think its production is even more dull to the ears than St. Anger's and the title track, Eye of the Beholder and, yes, Harvester of Sorrow, are all very dull tracks, but the album has too many masterpiece songs to ever call it overrated. With Kill em All there are two songs I enjoy and the rest are either meh or ok.
(I wrote a long list of going through all of the albums for both bands and telling if they are overrated or underrated and writing a short review for each of them - only to have them all disappear because my new mouse has this weird side button that for some reason is assigned to be a "back" button, and I accidentally pressed it with my thumb and lost everything - and actually TWICE, lol So I thought I'd just write a short list of the most under and overrated albums by each band)
The most overrated album of Megadeth is Countdown to Extinction, and Sweating Bullets is probably their most overrated song.
The most underrated album of Metallica is St. Anger, not kidding.
The most overrated album of Metallica is Kill 'em All. I would almost say Justice because I think its production is even more dull to the ears than St. Anger's and the title track, Eye of the Beholder and, yes, Harvester of Sorrow, are all very dull tracks, but the album has too many masterpiece songs to ever call it overrated. With Kill em All there are two songs I enjoy and the rest are either meh or ok.
(I wrote a long list of going through all of the albums for both bands and telling if they are overrated or underrated and writing a short review for each of them - only to have them all disappear because my new mouse has this weird side button that for some reason is assigned to be a "back" button, and I accidentally pressed it with my thumb and lost everything - and actually TWICE, lol So I thought I'd just write a short list of the most under and overrated albums by each band)
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Metallica:
Overrated: Death Magnetic. I like it, but if any Metallica album sounds like it was written by AI trying to sound like Metallica, it would be that one.
Underrated: AJfA, because it’s the greatest metal album ever made.
Megadeth:
Overrated: Endgame. People seem to rave about it the most of the recent stuff and I don’t think that’s deserved.
Underrated: United Abominations (best of the comeback albums), Super Collider (hooks!), and SFSGSW (not as good as Peace Sells or RiP, but still really good. “Hook in Mouth” is one of my favorite Deth tunes).
Overrated: Death Magnetic. I like it, but if any Metallica album sounds like it was written by AI trying to sound like Metallica, it would be that one.
Underrated: AJfA, because it’s the greatest metal album ever made.
Megadeth:
Overrated: Endgame. People seem to rave about it the most of the recent stuff and I don’t think that’s deserved.
Underrated: United Abominations (best of the comeback albums), Super Collider (hooks!), and SFSGSW (not as good as Peace Sells or RiP, but still really good. “Hook in Mouth” is one of my favorite Deth tunes).
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St Anger underrated
St anger=better than KIll em all
you know the one that goes — "Tick Tock Tick Tock" and has metal gems like Invisble kid and some kind of monster and mega gems like that, the one where Metallica tried to be NU metal— yeah that one
And guess what, I'd rather listen to that than 72 snoozefests.
St anger=better than KIll em all
you know the one that goes — "Tick Tock Tick Tock" and has metal gems like Invisble kid and some kind of monster and mega gems like that, the one where Metallica tried to be NU metal— yeah that one
And guess what, I'd rather listen to that than 72 snoozefests.
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