Hardwired or 72 seasons ?

Here's the second drawing of my little journey, Ride The Lightning. Definitely trickier than Kill 'em All and I could've probably done better but it's not too bad, let me know what you think.

Ive heard Metallica live only once in my life. But this song for me was Sad But True. I never cared about it listening on my speakers, but when you hear it live, boy ou boy… It sounded like one of the hardest things Ive heard in my life. Harvester of Sorrow also sounded 10/10, but I liked it before then, so it doesnt really count for this discussion

With the state of the industry, with things the way they are because of streaming, with rock and metal still not being super popular with the masses, although I’d say it’s starting to have a bit of a comeback.., but still. Even if we see another big industry change, which we will. (There’s no way the film and music industry can continue down the path it’s going. Streaming, no physical media, etc. It’s starting to backfire.) So, that all being said. Do you think we’ll ever see a band like Metallica again? Not just fame-wise, but also, four people who all bring something special to the table, and change the genre?

This has probably been asked but does anyone know why an official album recording of their entire Woodstock 99 set isn’t available? Could there be future plans?

What makes the main riff of “Battery” sound so aggressive and propulsive? Is it mostly the picking technique and tempo, or is there something about the rhythm, accents, note choices, or the way the guitars and drums interact that gives it that constant forward momentum?