The 10 Worst Metallica Songs of All The Time

There is no denying the sustained affect, impression and significance of Metallica over the past 35 years. They have recorded over 150 songs, nearly all of which deserve a place of their setlist. It’s an extraordinary hit-rate, however that are their comparative misfires? As common, covers don’t count (not that any could be eligible), nor do collaborations (Lulu breathes a sigh of reduction), and this one may polarise the generations – so if you happen to have been introduced to Metallica with Load if you have been 12, you may even prefer Ronnie to Metal Militia (bless). Nonetheless, listed here are 10 of the arguably-least-brilliant Metalli-cuts.

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10. Where The Wild Things Are

The lyrics and themes of this Reload deep cut – Jason Newsted’s sole co-writing credit from the Load period – recommend a soporific high quality, however promising makes an attempt at a subdued nocturnal ambiance don’t actually go anyplace on this uneventful snoozefest. By no means performed live, it sounds faintly like band sleep-wrote it throughout a dream during which they have been Alice In Chains.

9. Don’t Tread On Me

This at all times stuck out as a uncommon pile of whiffy American spray cheese among the many sublime, hallowed grooves of The Black Album. From the cringeworthy appropriation of Leonard Bernstein’s jaunty Americamelody from West Side Story, to the flag-waving World Police lyrics, no surprise Hetfield as soon as confessed to Playboy that this was “not one among my favourites”.

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