Literally the only thing Paul McCartney was involved with that I can listen to.
It helps that my kid loves it too.
you could take paul out of that song and it would still stand up
Do not dis Paul 
Yo!
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Thatâs probably why I like it.
Pre-black album Metallica warrants no guilt.
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I need to finally check that out. I only know them Black Album and onâŠ
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What?!
Go and listen to Master of Puppets immediately!
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Wait what , you should do that asap, kill ÂŽem all, ride the lightning , master of puppets and justice for all ( missing Cliff 
) are the quasi standard of thrash metall (imho) .
Kind of crazy that you havenât heard them yet, but Iâm also quite jealous because I love all these albums and would like to discover how you can discover them now 
a bit ot but have fun
they have never been better than here (although Cliff cannot be replaced) absolute peak.
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So true
In the small seaside town where I grew up you had to pick your side. You either liked Metallica or you liked Anthrax. My big brother chose Metallica and I chose team Anthrax. Still would. We became mortal enemies after that. I do have a couple of Metallica albums in my shelves, but in my mind theyâve got nothing that equals Among The Living.
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Probably because I wasnât impressed by anything from Black Album on forward 
Plus all the people wearing Master of Puppets shirts were standoffish and weird.
Iâll get on it.
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Metallica fans: Megadeth sucks
Megadeth fans: Metallica sucks
Slayer fans: SLAAAAAAAAYEEEEEERRRRR
Anthrax fans: i like this band
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I just bought two for me and my wife 
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this.
I actually discovered them somewhat recently and couldnât believe I didnât see Radiohead (specially their latest albums) compared to them more often⊠and his voice is right down the same alley as Gibbonsâ - painfully intimate and delicate.
Those Talk Talk albums are amazing, and also speak greatly of their artistic integrity - they did what they pleased, and even refused to tour them since they felt it didnât make sense, iirc
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I love them all but Anthrax for me is number one for ever.
But I basically love most of late 80âs/early 90s thrash metal I can get my hands on. Voivod, Testament, Overkill, Annihilator, Nuclear Assault, Death Angel, Violence, Forbidden, DBC, Kreator anything else. Especially I love anything with an Edward J Repka painted cover.
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Itâs funny what people see as cheesy though. Years ago, I was working in a childrenâs home and one of the kids was learning the guitar. He was a massive Metallica fan and learned all the solos but he wasnât really very broad from a metal perspective so I gave him a few CDâs of stuff thinking heâd be into it. He absolutely hated Anthrax and he thought Pantera were cheesy as all shit.
How the fuck is this cheesy?
Also, my wife thinks it cheesy too, now Iâm forcing her to listen to it while sheâs trying to watch DIY SOS.
What the fuck is wrong with people?
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+1 and he is still kicking it
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Love all the Jellybean Benitez, Nile Rodgers, Reggie Lucas, Shep Pettibone, etc. production on Madonnaâs records. It was cutting edge club music at the time.
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Thatâs just it. To me some of it still sounds fresh, and if I close my eyes I can see the cool kids dancing in a hot room on a Thursday night. She became another thing, though, inevitably.
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Yeah I love all the early Madonna albums, went to see her in feb on the Madame X tour
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