01:35 Holier Than Thou solo riff 04:25 Don't Tread on Me post solo riff 06:40 Sad but True verse riff 10:29 Through the Never bridge riff 13:39 Struggle Within post solo riff
Mate the way you break stuff down is incredible and the language in which you explain it all makes me have so many "whoa! oh yeah" moments iv been playing since 96 and for the last 4 or 5 years watching your videos has definitely definitely bar none, made me a better player you are the source man.
Everyone gripes about the sound on that album, but those riffs are some kick ass riffs. Even St Anger has some sick riffs, and of course everyone complains about the sound on that album. Go figure!
@BallTistic Screecher Great riffs though,I don't care how crappy people say those albums are, especially St Anger. But I also don't dissagree with their opinions either,they are justified.
@BallTistic Screecher i don't care for the start stop style they used, i mean that's the structure of the song they've gone for, and not all the songs uses that, and for the sound, just listen to the guitar hero version man, i have it and it sounds much better, yes i know for an album from a major act in 2008, sound quality shouldn't be discussed, it should be top notch but they screwed it up, but there's the guitar hero version anyways so no biggie
MANNN that struggle within riff is the first thing that came to mind when I read the title. I got so pumped knowing that you think it's awesome too. I usually rewing that part like five times since it's so short and I can't get enough of it.
Dont tread on me has always been one of my favourite Metallica songs. Mainly because of the awesome melody in the chorus and because of that sick riff after the solo.
Phew... I saw your fb post the other day asking for suggestions, and meant to mention that Through the Never riff cause it's way underappreciated. The push-pull feeling you get when playing it really stood out to me when I was a young highschool kid back in the 90s learning how to play guitar. When I saw your video I was kicking myself for not mentioning it in the fb post, but super glad you included it!
The God That Failed is even more overlooked because you can't just grab any guitar and play it for it to sound good, it's supposed to be in E flat standard tuning. Though it is super kickass if you do tune your guitar to E flat standard.
Good one Ben! Kinda crazy that 'LICA have so many killer riffs they can seemingly just throw an extra one into a song for a fleeting moment, never to be heard again. And they're always so good they could be the main riff of another tune. I've always Loved/Hated those once-and-done parts.
I’m not ordinarily a fan of the Black album but this video has inspired me to revisit it. You have done a fantastic job of capturing The genius of Janes’ rhythm playing!
When you started describing the last riff, I paused it and said, "I will put money down and guess that he's talking about the post-solo riff in Struggle Within." When I was right I shouted with glee; that's probably my favorite riff on the album. Thanks uncle Ben :)
Great vid Uncle B! Another Metallica song Ive seen/heard played wrong is Whiplash after intro, “1234, 1234....” thing... then where the fast low E ride kicks in and the accompanying 3to4 descending chord bursts. Cliff’em All clearly shows how James played it live with a lil hammer-on at end of cycle. I think it’s interesting how simple it is but people play it in various ways.
Ride the Lightning has some absolute pearlers in there! For example, the pre-bridge riff on Trapped Under Ice. Controversially, the chorus riff on Escape speaks to me - as simple as it is! Can you also do a lesson on the No Remorse intro solo please? It’s definitely up there for it’s power and drive
When I saw the title of this video, I knew that Uncle Ben would stuff that awesome Struggle Within riff at the end of the video. Compositional gold, just wasted away. My early teens had angst from never hearing that riff enough.
I love the through the never riff it has such an awesome feel to it. To me its one of those riffs u can play in your sleep and never miss a note becauae of its simplicity but really catchy.
Of Wolf and Man, the riff that's right towards the end of My friend of Misery, and the part of The God That Failed where James growls "God that Faiiiillllllled, Follow the God that faaaaailllledd Yeaah, yeaaah, broken is the promise, betrayal, betrayal, yeah. That riff during that part of the song.
@@BenEller Well I hope mabe one day you will throw that one in an "Another 5 riffs from the Black Album"🤘😎🤘 Love your videos Uncle Ben,it's good to be the king.
After seeing all the comments on insta I was super hype to see struggle within get on there and also glad to see someone else be ballsy enough to say that’s one of their favorite riffs from Metallica. lol good shit sir good shit
I love that you're giving the Black Album the love it deserves. A lot of Metallica fans dismiss the Black Album because they only consider songs like Nothing Else Matters, Unforgiven, Roam, and Sandman, but they ignore how may badass and awesome riffs, solos, lyrics - just songs in general there are. In that sense the Black Album is kind of underrated honestly, so I think everyone who likes Metallica ought to listen to this album the entire way through before they form an opinion on it. Also, I'm glad someone else other than me notice that the sickest 'Tallica riffs often come right after the solo, especially The Struggle Within. Hell, overall Struggle Within is such a big bad motherfucker I can't believe so few people pay any attention to it, like you said. Anyways, thanks for this video, Uncle Ben, I didn't think I'd be writing a paragraph about how much I love the Black Album tonight but here were are. You rock dude, keep on doin what you're doin. P.S. I'd love to see a Weekend Wankshop breaking down some of Kirk's lesser appreciated solos on this album
While the black album has some cool songs and kickass riffs, I still find it pretty bland and I always have. Even when I first got into Metallica before I knew there were people who dismissed it I thought it was boring.
When I saw you were going to make this video the first riff that came to mind was holier than thou for me. Awesome to see it was first on the list. Also on the sad but true comment you made in regards to the tuning, if you watch the documentary metallica did for this album you can see James playing like a surf green guitar during those parts and notice that the guitar has a really thick string too. Never realized how low it was actually tuned!
Fantastic video Ben! My heart belongs to the black album. I can’t deny it. Would you consider making a series of black album solos? I would only trust you with this task.
MetallicAAAAA 💀 Uncle Ben, you never disappoint. And honestly, I’d love to see a breakdown of the solo from The Struggle Within. And basically every bit of Dyer’s Eve. \m/
hey ben, me again. i also just want to say we have very similar taste in favorite riffs from this album. itd be cool to see you do this for the others.
If you watch the documentary "A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica" you can see James recording the guitars for Sad But True and there is a section where he plays the low D chord and the 2 chugs only, to make the riff sound heavier. I also think this was a suggestion by Bob Rock. Turned out to to be one of the nastiest riffs ever.
This was a great idea for a video and I was so happy to see through the never on there. I think it would be interesting, and a fun challenge, to try to do this for St. Anger. Obvious problems with that album aside, I would argue that there are some really great guitar riffs on there, I love the one on Invisible Kid.
Really cool video dude, glad you're doing these riffs some justice! Just one question though, what's that guitar that's on the right hanging in the background?
The bridge from Through the Never was a great choice! It has always been one of my favorites from their entire catalog. So fun and satisfying to play, too.
Nice video. I like the idea of the underrated stuff. I think some of hetlfields best riffs are hidden in the solos or the choruses. You should do a video on solo riffs or more underrated riffs
That riff from Through The Never is my #1 Metallica riff. I love the chugs and the sliding. I feel like it was a sign of the groove direction that they went after the black album (which I didn't like it all). Great video!
There's a cool little riff in My Friend of Misery, actually there are a few cool riffs in that song, but the one I'm referring to is at about 6:00 during the last solo in the song, another example of a riff that only lasts a couple of measures and is never heard again.
Hell yes dude. The black album has so many hidden gems. You hit on all my favorites! Love jamming the black album on my geeeeeeetar, cranked on 11 of course.
Those two chugs in Sad But True are shown being recorded in the A Year and a half movie, on this Danelectro baritone. :) Loved this video! And yes, these riffs are all fantastic!
You included EXACTLY all the ones I was thinking of. Just like my stepmom on Christmas when I was trying to complete my He-Man action figures collection.
Totally agree with you on Struggle Within... but that riff from Through the Never! Actually two of my favourite songs from Black... add Of Wolf and Man to that :))
Hey Ben have you ever thought about doing a beginner course? Your videos are super informative and I love your style of teaching but some of the exercises seem pretty advanced.
Dude, I always love your videos, especially where you break down confusing/hard to hear/incorrectly tabbed riffs and solos. If I ever get serious about the electric guitar (I play acoustic and bass, so I bend electrics out of tune due to my GRIP OF DEATH), it will be your videos that I use as a guide. Also, ALL videos need more doggo. As a matter of fact, a doggo introduction video would be fine by me.
I clicked on this video in hope that you found a hidden little riff that I found a long time ago, but I was disappointed :( Check out Wherever I May Roam, after the 2nd chorus at about the 3:40 mark, right as the lead guitar comes in to play the little bridge before the chorus repeat into the solo. If you strip the lead guitar out of that section, you can hear a nasty little riff in the background that is NEVER played again through the entire song! I first noticed it when I was a kid playing Guitar Hero Metallica, and for whatever reason, just straight up stopped playing at that part. It cut out the lead guitar and just left this little sick ass riff in its wake. Totally check it out!!
People bash this album because it was the turning point when metallica went from one of the best bands in metal to a dad rock band. It sold so many copies because it was dumbed down and simple.
Hey man.got behind big time with all your stuff dude.sorry was out of comission layed up in the hospital.so I will leave this comment for all of them....awesome as always Ben you never fail to challenge us out here.and just a thought.the only thing I missed the most in the hospital was my guitar and being able to play.only a couple weeks but still way to long man.later.and thanks
![[FINALE] มีคนคิดแค้นลักพาตัวเด็กไป🔪หญิงชราใช้ชีวิตตัวเองเข้าแลก👩🦳 #โลกการละคร](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/C_BPHPoZFOg/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks a ton for watching! Do you want to see more “best riffs of X album” videos? Let me know what you’d wanna see!
Iron Maiden: The Number of the Beast. 👍✨
Is Dream Theater totally off the table?
Isaac Johnson not at all!!!!
Carcass-Heartwork
Best Symphony X riffs!
Do most underrated justice riffs! There's a lot.
You mean ALL the AJFA riffs? I challenge you, Uncle Ben!
dyers eve.
Jesus the riff during the solo in The Frayed Ends of Sanity is insane and nobody notices it
@@meltintocream420 Chorus and post-solo riffs are spectacular
@@martingaray14 i meant exactly the same riff, serious shit from James
01:35 Holier Than Thou solo riff
04:25 Don't Tread on Me post solo riff
06:40 Sad but True verse riff
10:29 Through the Never bridge riff
13:39 Struggle Within post solo riff
thank you
‘It’s so pissed’ Perfect way to describe that riff! \../ Struggle Within is so underrated! Such an under appreciated song! Love that riff!!!
I miss the main riff from "Of wolf and man", the bass riff from "my friend of misery".... and also that solo...i think it´s one of the Kirk´s bests!
Of Wolf and Man is my favorite riffs off that album.
That bass riff isn't underrated
My friend of misery is my all time favorite black album song
@@burttheburger same, best way solo! So fucking fat
Oh and underrated riffs off of Load. That album is crammed full of super fatt fatness. Like the pre- chorus and chorus riffs off Cure
I honestly believe James Hetfield has a vault hidden in his home stocked with killer riffs for every occasion.
Kirk had a vault on his phone
Then James grabbed it and tossed it in the Ocean where it should be.
Mate the way you break stuff down is incredible and the language in which you explain it all makes me have so many "whoa! oh yeah" moments iv been playing since 96 and for the last 4 or 5 years watching your videos has definitely definitely bar none, made me a better player you are the source man.
Death By Stereo thank you!!!
The bridge from Through the Never, my favourite riff on the Black album. Hands down!
do best riffs of Death Magnetic, it's all packed with killer riffs but massively underrated as a record
Everyone gripes about the sound on that album, but those riffs are some kick ass riffs. Even St Anger has some sick riffs, and of course everyone complains about the sound on that album. Go figure!
@BallTistic Screecher Great riffs though,I don't care how crappy people say those albums are, especially St Anger. But I also don't dissagree with their opinions either,they are justified.
@BallTistic ScreecherIt does sound horrible lol.
@BallTistic Screecher i don't care for the start stop style they used, i mean that's the structure of the song they've gone for, and not all the songs uses that, and for the sound, just listen to the guitar hero version man, i have it and it sounds much better, yes i know for an album from a major act in 2008, sound quality shouldn't be discussed, it should be top notch but they screwed it up, but there's the guitar hero version anyways so no biggie
It's because it's too happy sounding with the production and composition.
So glad you included “struggle within” especially the post solo “GO!” Riff. It’s totally an underrated ‘tallica song
OutlawTorn787 Seriously!! The best riff Metallica had until “Spit Out the Bone.”
MANNN that struggle within riff is the first thing that came to mind when I read the title. I got so pumped knowing that you think it's awesome too. I usually rewing that part like five times since it's so short and I can't get enough of it.
Dont tread on me has always been one of my favourite Metallica songs. Mainly because of the awesome melody in the chorus and because of that sick riff after the solo.
Phew... I saw your fb post the other day asking for suggestions, and meant to mention that Through the Never riff cause it's way underappreciated. The push-pull feeling you get when playing it really stood out to me when I was a young highschool kid back in the 90s learning how to play guitar. When I saw your video I was kicking myself for not mentioning it in the fb post, but super glad you included it!
sad no Of Wolf Man or God That Failed showed up, but 5 very primo choices
The God That Failed is even more overlooked because you can't just grab any guitar and play it for it to sound good, it's supposed to be in E flat standard tuning. Though it is super kickass if you do tune your guitar to E flat standard.
Those are the only two songs I took time to learn off the Black album. Great grooves.
Of Wolf and Man is one of the heaviest intros
Ben you are the fuckin UNCLEMAN! Keep doing what u do, and I keep watching them and trying to learne!
Perfect list. I’ve been preaching these for years. I love the short/one time riffs - they make you want more. It’s powerful.
yesss finally #5 is my favorite riff of the WHOLE album!! it should have not been this short!
GeertK76 TRUTH
4:46 yes master of pups after Kirk's solo oh my god yes
Thanks for recognizing that monster riff after the solo in Don’t Tread on Me..absolute fuckin headbangery..
Aw hell yes.
Thank you Ben! This weekend will be my riff-learning weekend. Or.. one of them.
I was hoping Struggle would be on this list and Fuck yea I was just thinking about how badass it is yesterday.
Love your videos bro, they’re very clear and informative 👍
Good one Ben! Kinda crazy that 'LICA have so many killer riffs they can seemingly just throw an extra one into a song for a fleeting moment, never to be heard again. And they're always so good they could be the main riff of another tune. I've always Loved/Hated those once-and-done parts.
As my son would say... you're a good explainer. 👍✨
Dayum, that intro music was so awesome!
Better than the Metallica riffs in this one, imo
Really wanted to see something like this from you, Ben. Lessons can get overwhelming at times.
Bens vids are the only ones i dont have to speed up to stay interested
I’m not ordinarily a fan of the Black album but this video has inspired me to revisit it. You have done a fantastic job of capturing The genius of Janes’ rhythm playing!
When you started describing the last riff, I paused it and said, "I will put money down and guess that he's talking about the post-solo riff in Struggle Within." When I was right I shouted with glee; that's probably my favorite riff on the album.
Thanks uncle Ben :)
Great vid Uncle B! Another Metallica song Ive seen/heard played wrong is Whiplash after intro, “1234, 1234....” thing... then where the fast low E ride kicks in and the accompanying 3to4 descending chord bursts. Cliff’em All clearly shows how James played it live with a lil hammer-on at end of cycle. I think it’s interesting how simple it is but people play it in various ways.
The riff behind the harmonized solo on Wherever I May Roam is awesomely heavy
Thank you for your stellar efforts here, Ben.
Ride the Lightning has some absolute pearlers in there! For example, the pre-bridge riff on Trapped Under Ice. Controversially, the chorus riff on Escape speaks to me - as simple as it is!
Can you also do a lesson on the No Remorse intro solo please? It’s definitely up there for it’s power and drive
Don’t tread on me and struggle within. Those two riffs you pointed out were on the top of my list. Awesome
Yes! Soon as I saw this, I said "Hope Uncle Ben includes that Through the Never riff" It's so great, and fun to play.
When I saw the title of this video, I knew that Uncle Ben would stuff that awesome Struggle Within riff at the end of the video. Compositional gold, just wasted away. My early teens had angst from never hearing that riff enough.
I love the through the never riff it has such an awesome feel to it. To me its one of those riffs u can play in your sleep and never miss a note becauae of its simplicity but really catchy.
The "b-side" of this album is so damn killer ☠️
I am so glad somebody finally mentioned the bridge riff from Through The Never. One of the best riffs ever!
The struggle within post solo riff is such a banger. Is like the best Thrash like Riffs on the whole album.
I was getting nervous that it wouldn't be included as it was the first riff I thought of when I read the title.
Of Wolf and Man, the riff that's right towards the end of My friend of Misery, and the part of The God That Failed where James growls "God that Faiiiillllllled, Follow the God that faaaaailllledd Yeaah, yeaaah, broken is the promise, betrayal, betrayal, yeah. That riff during that part of the song.
MetallicA AlabamA almost put that one in here!
@@BenEller Well I hope mabe one day you will throw that one in an "Another 5 riffs from the Black Album"🤘😎🤘 Love your videos Uncle Ben,it's good to be the king.
After seeing all the comments on insta I was super hype to see struggle within get on there and also glad to see someone else be ballsy enough to say that’s one of their favorite riffs from Metallica. lol good shit sir good shit
Omgoodness!
I CALLED the Don't Tread riff as soon as the Wankshop began! One of the best.
Yeah I knew this video would be an epic fail without the through the never bridge neck-snapper. No disappointment.
Saw the videotitle. Immediately thought of the "Through The Never" bridge.
Not disappointed. :D
glad to see that you included that riff from Struggle Within! my favorite riff
I love that you're giving the Black Album the love it deserves. A lot of Metallica fans dismiss the Black Album because they only consider songs like Nothing Else Matters, Unforgiven, Roam, and Sandman, but they ignore how may badass and awesome riffs, solos, lyrics - just songs in general there are. In that sense the Black Album is kind of underrated honestly, so I think everyone who likes Metallica ought to listen to this album the entire way through before they form an opinion on it. Also, I'm glad someone else other than me notice that the sickest 'Tallica riffs often come right after the solo, especially The Struggle Within. Hell, overall Struggle Within is such a big bad motherfucker I can't believe so few people pay any attention to it, like you said. Anyways, thanks for this video, Uncle Ben, I didn't think I'd be writing a paragraph about how much I love the Black Album tonight but here were are. You rock dude, keep on doin what you're doin.
P.S. I'd love to see a Weekend Wankshop breaking down some of Kirk's lesser appreciated solos on this album
While the black album has some cool songs and kickass riffs, I still find it pretty bland and I always have. Even when I first got into Metallica before I knew there were people who dismissed it I thought it was boring.
yes absolutely. riff after creeping death solo is fuckin great!
Megadeth "Count Down to Extinction"... High Speed Dirt! Phsycotron! Etc...
When I saw you were going to make this video the first riff that came to mind was holier than thou for me. Awesome to see it was first on the list. Also on the sad but true comment you made in regards to the tuning, if you watch the documentary metallica did for this album you can see James playing like a surf green guitar during those parts and notice that the guitar has a really thick string too. Never realized how low it was actually tuned!
Thanks, Uncle Ben. You're the best!
The struggle within’s riff towards the end is so fire 🔥🔥
Fantastic video Ben! My heart belongs to the black album. I can’t deny it. Would you consider making a series of black album solos? I would only trust you with this task.
The verse riff from The God That failed, man! Super sick riff. Awesome video, as usual. 🤘
MetallicAAAAA 💀
Uncle Ben, you never disappoint. And honestly, I’d love to see a breakdown of the solo from The Struggle Within. And basically every bit of Dyer’s Eve. \m/
hey ben, me again. i also just want to say we have very similar taste in favorite riffs from this album. itd be cool to see you do this for the others.
If you watch the documentary "A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica" you can see James recording the guitars for Sad But True and there is a section where he plays the low D chord and the 2 chugs only, to make the riff sound heavier. I also think this was a suggestion by Bob Rock. Turned out to to be one of the nastiest riffs ever.
I agree, Struggle Within is a great track! Weekend Workshop the most excellent solo?
I've been telling people how underrated the bridge through the never riff is, thank you for shedding more light on this amazing piece of music
You nailed it with the Don't Tread on Me and Struggle Within riffs! I love those and look forward to both.
This was a great idea for a video and I was so happy to see through the never on there. I think it would be interesting, and a fun challenge, to try to do this for St. Anger. Obvious problems with that album aside, I would argue that there are some really great guitar riffs on there, I love the one on Invisible Kid.
Really cool video dude, glad you're doing these riffs some justice! Just one question though, what's that guitar that's on the right hanging in the background?
MalpacaMusic _ left to right: RG550, Suhr Alt T, RG3120
The bridge from Through the Never was a great choice! It has always been one of my favorites from their entire catalog. So fun and satisfying to play, too.
Nice video. I like the idea of the underrated stuff. I think some of hetlfields best riffs are hidden in the solos or the choruses. You should do a video on solo riffs or more underrated riffs
Yeah like the riff under the solo in Frayed ends
The Struggle Within is my jam. Groovy af to play
Fuckin 'A!
My Friend of Misery really stood out to me on this album. Definitely underrated
That riff from Through The Never is my #1 Metallica riff. I love the chugs and the sliding. I feel like it was a sign of the groove direction that they went after the black album (which I didn't like it all).
Great video!
Yes! That Dont Tread On Me riff is my favorite from the album. Such a banger
thanks uncle ben
There's a cool little riff in My Friend of Misery, actually there are a few cool riffs in that song, but the one I'm referring to is at about 6:00 during the last solo in the song, another example of a riff that only lasts a couple of measures and is never heard again.
Papa Xan I almost put that one in here!
Yes! I love The Struggle Within post solo riff.
Hell yes dude. The black album has so many hidden gems. You hit on all my favorites! Love jamming the black album on my geeeeeeetar, cranked on 11 of course.
Those two chugs in Sad But True are shown being recorded in the A Year and a half movie, on this Danelectro baritone. :)
Loved this video! And yes, these riffs are all fantastic!
Uncle Ben can you please make a video about targetting chords tones for a solo, because i know you will make the best as always
Agree about The Struggle Within. Underrated song with a lot of energy. I especially love the pre-chorus riff. Simple but effective harmonization.
I was just jamming on the chorus riff of My Friend of Misery when this video came up, so groovy
Hardwired and DM has soo many great underrated riffs too.
Hardwired has some of their most interesting instrumental work ever. It's better than Master of Puppets.
@@basswhooper well i wouldnt say better (for me). But on Hardwired, we both know specially which riff were talking about :)
Cool & Heavy , Thanks.
God I’m glad I’m not the only one who loves that Through the Never riff.
I play these riffs A LOT! Love ‘em.
You included EXACTLY all the ones I was thinking of. Just like my stepmom on Christmas when I was trying to complete my He-Man action figures collection.
I came here for the Through the Never riff, and you didn't disappoint
You are my favorite uncle Ben.... keep up the excellent content mate.... cheers.
I agree with you Ben, I would also humbly include Through The Never...
New sub! 😁
More of those intros where you mentioned your weekly playlists, it helped in exploring, thank you for mentioning baritones though :D chug chug
Totally agree with you on Struggle Within... but that riff from Through the Never! Actually two of my favourite songs from Black... add Of Wolf and Man to that :))
Not necessarily a riff but the best lick on the whole album to me is the intro to the solo of don’t tread on me. That wah sounds awesome.
Hey Ben have you ever thought about doing a beginner course? Your videos are super informative and I love your style of teaching but some of the exercises seem pretty advanced.
Awesome list. Probably in top 3 albums of all time. Agree with all of your riffs. Every riff on the black album is tough and pissed.
All great riffs to choose. Well done Ben!
Judas priest defenders of the faith...the sentinel is definitely in my top 5 all time.
SWOOOOORN TO AVENGE
Always loved The Struggle Within, and yes, it's tough to get a rythym with that verse chugging
Dude, I always love your videos, especially where you break down confusing/hard to hear/incorrectly tabbed riffs and solos. If I ever get serious about the electric guitar (I play acoustic and bass, so I bend electrics out of tune due to my GRIP OF DEATH), it will be your videos that I use as a guide.
Also, ALL videos need more doggo. As a matter of fact, a doggo introduction video would be fine by me.
I clicked on this video in hope that you found a hidden little riff that I found a long time ago, but I was disappointed :(
Check out Wherever I May Roam, after the 2nd chorus at about the 3:40 mark, right as the lead guitar comes in to play the little bridge before the chorus repeat into the solo.
If you strip the lead guitar out of that section, you can hear a nasty little riff in the background that is NEVER played again through the entire song! I first noticed it when I was a kid playing Guitar Hero Metallica, and for whatever reason, just straight up stopped playing at that part. It cut out the lead guitar and just left this little sick ass riff in its wake. Totally check it out!!
Awesome video as usual!!
Wow metallicalicious tysm Ben ur incredible teacher.
People always bashing this album...Not afraid to say it's my favorite one and the album I've listened the most in my entire life.
Jean-Sébastien Cyr Yes, it didn’t sell over 10 million copies because it’s a lousy album.
People bash this album because it was the turning point when metallica went from one of the best bands in metal to a dad rock band. It sold so many copies because it was dumbed down and simple.
@@squidwardstesticles5914 Simpler than the others or not it's still great.
FUCKING YES, The Struggle Within!!! I Love it!
Hey man.got behind big time with all your stuff dude.sorry was out of comission layed up in the hospital.so I will leave this comment for all of them....awesome as always Ben you never fail to challenge us out here.and just a thought.the only thing I missed the most in the hospital was my guitar and being able to play.only a couple weeks but still way to long man.later.and thanks
I feel like this was the perfect guitar of choice for this one, great job Real Stepdad Uncle Ben!
The satin black Suhr, that is.