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Metallica's "Cliff 'Em All" Commentary and Review

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English - November 01, 2018 05:54 - 1 hour - 95.6 MB - ★★★★★ - 3 ratings
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The Mighty Goldstein makes his return! We do a commentary about, and then review Cliff ‘Em All, the Metallica home video released as a tribute to their legendary bassist Cliff Burton.


I’m doing something different this time by starting with the commentary and ending with a review. I felt our review was kind of in the commentary anyway.


There would have been too many notes based on our commentary so here are notes from our review:


-The woman hopping down the stairs during For Whom the Bell Tolls


-Hammett dropping his pick


-Steve’s feeling every time he’s watched Cliff ‘Em All


-The progression of Metallica


-Watching Cliff ‘Em All as a kid


-Discovering Metallica backwards


-The more things change . . .


-Steve’s favorite part


-Dave Mustaine


-Violence at the early shows


-Tribalism at early metal shows versus the metal shows of today


-Mike’s favorite part


-Day on the Green 1985


-Mike’s first exposure to Cliff ‘Em All in the late 80s


-Jason Newsted


-The Creeping Death single


-Mike’s wish for Cliff ‘Em All


-Cliff’s high school years


-Bordin and Martin during the 30th Anniversary show


-Martin’s “Tribute to Cliff Burton” shirt


-Among the LIving’s liner notes


-1982-87


-Scott Ian


-Steve’s favorite song


-Mike’s favorite song again


-The weather during Day on the Green


CORRECTIONS


*I believe The Scorpions headlined Day on the Green in 1985


*Ride the Lightning was originally released on Megaforce then reissued on Elektra two months later


*Metallica started their own label in 2012


*Jim Martin and Mike Bordin were not in Trauma


-Plugs!


Steve’s album is called “Songs in the Key of Fuck You (The Angry Commuter’s Companion). If you hate your job and/or commute, you will love this album - https://tofumofo-nyc.bandcamp.com


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