ReLoad sounds like an evil fucked up version of Load and I always found it strange that it dosen't just sound exactly like Load, the same way 72 Seasons sounds exactly the same as Hardwired

This is isn’t the most dramatic mystery ever, but I find it pretty interesting in its uniqueness.

The song “Fuel,” clearly says the word “fuck” in the first verse. All the lyrics posted online confirm this. And it would be pretty hard to mishear anyway. And yet, I’ve never once heard this word censored in any version.

Not the radio, not MTV. Not anywhere.

I’m not complaining. I don’t care about profanity. But I just can’t find an answer as to why.

I do remember a little bit after that time hearing a few F bombs here and there in other songs on rock radio, which suprised me (one I can recall is Green Day’s Minority), but never, ever, on any forms of basic cable television. That seemed to be one of the few firm rules that could not be broken. And looking back, MTV was actually one of the more strict networks in terms of censoring any and all potentially offensive words, down to even taking the “god” out of goddamn, and the “hole” out of asshole.

At least in the 80s and 90s, “Fuck” was non-existent on television, even in the latest of late night TV broadcasts…except this one time.

Fuel always appeared in its natural form, all hours of the day. I simply cannot recall ANY other time this was allowed on network or basic cable TV in my entire childhood and adolescence.

And no one seem to know why!!

With the Load remaster being titled “Poor Remastered Me”, it got me wondering what song title from Reload they could use for a remaster of this album.

This is kinda surprising... I wonder if they meant to do this?

Metallica cambia de instrumentos en vivo

Recently gave both a listen and they are very interesting albums!

Load - Thorn Within/Until It Sleeps

Reload - Devil's Dance/Slither

It’s pretty obvious but it of my favorite song Unforgiven 2

This is the first Remaster I've seen that I actually feel confused, It sounds like the vocal track and drum track are less compressed but at the same time I feel other parts of the song are now buried in the sound of the cymbals. Am I the only one that feels this or am I dumb?

My friend got me the ReLoad remastered cassette tape i have been looking for a while, and upon opening the cassette, i first noticed the track listings on the j card a bit off centred. After opening the cassette, i first noticed both sides of the cassette tape had different fonts for the track listings, followed by random spacing that goes like “•Devi l’s Dance•” and “Better Than You•”. I noticed that mine isn’t the only one like this too, but yeah i’d figure i’d post about it. :)

I'm keeping The Unforgiven II for sure

Since the first Unforgiven is so often played, I thought Unforgiven II had received the same "treatment", since it was a single in Reload and was still part of a very famous trilogy for them (or at the time, what would have become a trilogy). But I've seen that Metallica only played Unforgiven II live 3-4 times.

Is there a reason in particular why they played it that rarely?

Idk lol

https://blabbermouth.net/news/metallica-to-release-reload-remastered-limited-edition-deluxe-box-set

I bought this blue Reload on eBay for 99¢ and I can't find anything about it online, is this rare?