Metallica Survivor finished: Final Report

Vote for your LEAST favorite songs!

  • Creeping Death

    Votes: 8 61.5%
  • One

    Votes: 5 38.5%

  • Total voters
    13
Re: Metallica Survivor FINALS: 3 songs left... (Nov 18-20)

I'm shocked to see Master 'winning'. Like really shocked.
 
Re: Metallica Survivor FINAL ROUND: Creeping Death vs. One (Nov 20-22)

Go to the top of the page and vote for your LEAST favorite songs!
Rules are in this post. Please read them if you don't know what's going on here.

The #3 song is: Master Of Puppets
2 songs left... may the worst song win! :bigsmile:

The top ten Metallica songs:
1. ?
2. ?
3. Master Of Puppets
4. Fade To Black
5. Ride The Lightning
6. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
7. Battery
8. Suicide And Redemption
9. All Nightmare Long
10. Sad But True




One more for the road ... Creeping Death.
 
Re: Metallica Survivor FINAL ROUND: Creeping Death vs. One (Nov 20-22)

I can't decide. I've been voting Creeping Death all the way through the last 3-4 rounds but I feel that the number 1 Metallica song should be more 'thrashy' than One.

The only reason I preferred One to Creeping Death was because I'd listened to it more. It looks like Creeping Death will "Win" anyway and One will be the best song but I don't know.
 
Metallica Survivor Champion:
One

The top ten Metallica songs:
1. One
2. Creeping Death
3. Master Of Puppets
4. Fade To Black
5. Ride The Lightning
6. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
7. Battery
8. Suicide And Redemption
9. All Nightmare Long
10. Sad But True


Results by album:
Rank. Song (Number of rounds survived)

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Kill 'Em All (1983)
1. The Four Horsemen (12)
2. Seek And Destroy (7)
3. Motorbreath (5)
4. No Remorse (4)
5. Whiplash (3)
6 (tie). Jump In The Fire (2)
6 (tie). Metal Militia (2)
8. Anasthesia (Pulling Teeth) (1)
9 (tie). Hit The Lights (0)
9 (tie). Phantom Lord (0)
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Ride The Lightning (1984)
1. Creeping Death (58)
2. Fade To Black (56)
3. Ride The Lightning (55)
4. The Call Of Ktulu (19)
5. For Whom The Bell Tolls (11)
6. Escape (7)
7. Fight Fire With Fire (2)
8. Trapped Under Ice (1)
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Master Of Puppets (1986)
1. Master Of Puppets (53)
2. Welcome Home (Sanitarium) (50)
3. Battery (49)
4. Orion (15)
5. Disposable Heroes (3)
6 (tie). The Thing That Should Not Be (2)
6 (tie). Damage, Inc. (2)
8. Leper Messiah (0)
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...And Justice For All (1988)
1. One (51)
2. Blackened (9)
3. ...And Justice For All (4)
4 (tie). Eye Of The Beholder (3)
4 (tie). To Live Is To Die (3)
6 (tie). The Shortest Straw (2)
6 (tie). Harvester Of Sorrow (2)
8. Dyers Eve (1)
9. The Frayed Ends Of Sanity (0)
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Metallica [The Black Album] (1991)
1. Sad But True (37)
2. Wherever I May Roam (4)
3. The Unforgiven (4)
4 (tie). Enter Sandman (3)
4 (tie). Nothing Else Matters (3)
4 (tie). Of Wolf And Man (3)
7 (tie). Holier Than Thou (2)
7 (tie). Don't Tread On Me (2)
7 (tie). The God That Failed (2)
10 (tie). Through The Never (1)
10 (tie). The Struggle Within (1)
12. My Friend Of Misery (0)
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Load (1996)
1. King Nothing (17)
2. Hero Of The Day (14)
3 (tie). Until It Sleeps (6)
3 (tie). Wasting My Hate (6)
5 (tie). 2x4 (5)
5 (tie). Bleeding Me (5)
7. The House Jack Built (4)
8 (tie). Ain't My Bitch (3)
8 (tie). Cure (3)
10 (tie). Poor Twisted Me (2)
10 (tie). Thorn Within (2)
12. The Outlaw Torn (1)
13 (tie). Mama Said (0)
13 (tie). Ronnie (0)
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ReLoad (1997)
1. The Unforgiven II (9)
2. Fuel (7)
3. The Memory Remains (7)
4. Devil's Dance (6)
5. Bad Seed (5)
6 (tie). Carpe Diem Baby (4)
6 (tie). Attitude (4)
8 (tie). Better Than You (3)
8 (tie). Prince Charming (3)
8 (tie). Fixxer (3)
11. Where The Wild Things Are (2)
12. Low Man's Lyric (1)
13. Slither (0)
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Cover songs
1. Am I Evil? (15)
2. Whiskey In The Jar (10)
3. Last Caress (2)
4. So What (2)
5 (tie). Blitzkrieg (1)
5 (tie). Breadfan (1)
5 (tie). The Prince (1)
8. Astronomy (0)
9 (tie). Turn The Page (0)
9 (tie). Stone Cold Crazy (0)
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S&M (1999)
1. No Leaf Clover (1)
2. Human (0)
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St. Anger (2003)
1. Some Kind Of Monster (4)
2 (tie). Dirty Window (3)
2 (tie). All Within My Hands (3)
4. The Unnamed Feeling (2)
5. Invisible Kid (2)
6 (tie). Frantic (1)
6 (tie). St. Anger (1)
8. My World (1)
9. Shoot Me Again (1)
10. Sweet Amber (0)
11. Purify (0)
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Death Magnetic (2008)
1. Suicide And Redemption (11)
2. All Nightmare Long (10)
3 (tie). That Was Just Your Life (8 )
3 (tie). The Day That Never Comes (8 )
5. The End Of The Line (6)
6. Broken Beat & Scarred (5)
7 (tie). Cyanide (4)
7 (tie). My Apocalypse (4)
9. The Judas Kiss (3)
10. The Unforgiven III (1)


Results by series:
Series 1:
11. Whiplash
12 (tie). Jump In The Fire
12 (tie). Metal Militia
12 (tie). Fight Fire With Fire
15 (tie). Anasthesia (Pulling Teeth)
15 (tie). Trapped Under Ice
17 (tie). Hit The Lights
17 (tie). Phantom Lord

Series 2:
11 (tie). Seek And Destroy
11 (tie). Escape
11 (tie). Disposable Heroes
14 (tie). The Thing That Should Not Be
14 (tie). Damage, Inc.
16. Motorbreath
17 (tie). No Remorse
17 (tie). Leper Messiah

Series 3:
11 (tie). The Four Horsemen
11 (tie). And Justice For All
13 (tie). For Whom The Bell Tolls
13 (tie). Eye Of The Beholder
13 (tie). To Live Is To Die
16 (tie). The Shortest Straw
16 (tie). Harvester Of Sorrow
18. Dyers Eve
19. The Frayed Ends Of Sanity

Series 4:
11. Wherever I May Roam
12 (tie). Blackened
12 (tie). The Unforgiven
14 (tie). Enter Sandman
14 (tie). Nothing Else Matters
14 (tie). Of Wolf And Man
17 (tie). Holier Than Thou
17 (tie). Don't Tread On Me
17 (tie). The God That Failed
20 (tie). Through The Never
20 (tie). The Struggle Within
22. My Friend Of Misery

Series 5:
11 (tie). Until It Sleeps
11 (tie). Wasting My Hate
13 (tie). 2x4
13 (tie). Bleeding Me
15. The House Jack Built
16 (tie). Ain't My Bitch
16 (tie). Cure
18 (tie). Poor Twisted Me
18 (tie). Thorn Within
20 (tie). The Call Of Ktulu
20 (tie). Orion
20 (tie). The Outlaw Torn
23 (tie). Mama Said
23 (tie). Ronnie

Series 6:
11. Fuel
12. Hero Of The Day
13. The Memory Remains
14 (tie). Devil's Dance
14 (tie). I Disappear
16. Bad Seed
17 (tie). Carpe Diem Baby
17 (tie). Attitude
19 (tie). Better Than You
19 (tie). Prince Charming
19 (tie). Fixxer
22. Where The Wild Things Are
23. Low Man's Lyric
24. Slither

Series 7:
11. Last Caress
12. King Nothing
13. So What
14 (tie). The Unforgiven II
14 (tie). Blitzkrieg
14 (tie). Breadfan
14 (tie). The Prince
18. Astronomy
19 (tie). Turn The Page
19 (tie). Stone Cold Crazy

Series 8:
11. Some Kind Of Monster
12 (tie). Dirty Window
12 (tie). All Within My Hands
14. The Unnamed Feeling
15. Invisible Kid
16 (tie). Frantic
16 (tie). St. Anger
18. My World
19. Shoot Me Again
20. Sweet Amber
21. Purify

Series 9:
11 (tie). That Was Just Your Life
11 (tie). The Day That Never Comes
13. Am I Evil?
14. The End Of The Line
15. Broken Beat & Scarred
16 (tie). Cyanide
16 (tie). My Apocalypse
18. The Judas Kiss
19. Whiskey In The Jar
20 (tie). No Leaf Clover
20 (tie). The Unforgiven III
22. Human

Even though I voted against it, I was kind of rooting for Creeping Death to win, since One is almost too obvious a choice. But One is a great song, so I won't complain.

Thanks for playing, everyone!
 
I pretty much agree with the top 10 although maybe I'd knock one of the Death Magnetic songs off for ...And Justice for All but I joined way too late to influence events back then.

It's a clichéd number 1 but I'd have liked to have seen Master of Puppets at number 1. The top 3 was bang on though, just the wrong way around.
 
SinisterMinisterX said:
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Ride The Lightning (1984)
1. Creeping Death (58)
2. Fade To Black (56)
3. Ride The Lightning (55)
4. The Call Of Ktulu (19)
5. For Whom The Bell Tolls (11)
6. Escape (7)
7. Fight Fire With Fire (2)
8. Trapped Under Ice (1)

Looks like this album is the most popular one, when you look at all those rounds its tracks survived.
 
Forostar said:
Looks like this album is the most popular one, when you look at all those rounds its tracks survived.

That's maybe a little surprising? Usually MoP gets more mention, both among media, critics and fans, so I would guess MoP was the people's choice.

Now, I'm more in keeping with the trend you noticed in this thread - Ride The Lightning is my favourite Metallica album, and well inside the top 10 of all metal albums I have listened to.
 
Eddies Wingman said:
That's maybe a little surprising? Usually MoP gets more mention, both among media, critics and fans, so I would guess MoP was the people's choice.

Now, I'm more in keeping with the trend you noticed in this thread - Ride The Lightning is my favourite Metallica album, and well inside the top 10 of all metal albums I have listened to.

Let's not try and extend the results of this thread onto the rest of the world.  It is hardly representative of Metallica fans, or casual fans at large.
 
Genghis Khan said:
Let's not try and extend the results of this thread onto the rest of the world.  It is hardly representative of Metallica fans, or casual fans at large.

That's just my point. The results here differ from what I would expect if the poll had been done among a representative selection of Metallica fans (with representative, I mean that the selection should include the whole range of fans, from those who think Metallica sold out even before The Black Album to those who actually became fans because of the black album, to those who go to concerts only to hear "One" and "Enter Sandman").
 
Eddies Wingman said:
That's just my point. The results here differ from what I would expect if the poll had been done among a representative selection of Metallica fans (with representative, I mean that the selection should include the whole range of fans, from those who think Metallica sold out even before The Black Album to those who actually became fans because of the black album, to those who go to concerts only to hear "One" and "Enter Sandman").

True.  I always wonder about any fans that go see a band for only a handful of songs that are uber popular.  Those fans just manage to water down the band's set-list. 
 
That's my problem with Metallica. They have a small selection of awesome, supreme songs.
But these songs are so strong that they are thousand times as popular as others. The contrast is too big.

If I'd ever attend a Metallica concert (I doubt it: I am one of those people who mainly likes those über popular songs, but in contrast to what many people do -according to Genghis Khan- I am not going to spend more than 100 euro for that), I'd be banging my head off during "One" (and would have no head left during "Creeping Death" or "The Four Horsemen"), but would certainly try to get some food or drink (or take a piss) during one of those duller songs.

Maiden has, thank God, way more strong songs in their catalogue. And that's why most fans are spellbound from the beginning til the end.

That's my 2 cents of course. I hope you'll have lots of fun at that concert, Wingman! I am curious for your report.
 
Just to make my case clear, I was not necessarily speaking of Metallica when I made the above comment.  As I've never been to a Metallica concert, I do not know how the fans behave.  I was thinking of a different band actually (not Maiden either).

Wingman, what is your opinion on different Metallica 'eras'?  Personally, I love the thrash albums better than their 90s material, and I do not care for the Loads or the one with the orchestra.
 
Genghis Khan said:
Just to make my case clear, I was not necessarily speaking of Metallica when I made the above comment.  As I've never been to a Metallica concert, I do not know how the fans behave.  I was thinking of a different band actually (not Maiden either).

Wingman, what is your opinion on different Metallica 'eras'?  Personally, I love the thrash albums better than their 90s material, and I do not care for the Loads or the one with the orchestra.

Now, I've never been much into the Metallica of the 90's. I didn't grow up listening to them, I took interest in them after being introduced to hard rock and metal by AC/DC and Maiden. I felt it naturally to start with the "classic" Metallica albums, so I bought Ride The Lightning and Master Of Puppets. Liked them instantly, and got myself the other two 80's albums.

As a matter of fact, I don't own any post-AJFA albums, although I've listened to the others as well. I think the Black Album is good, but it is quite different from the four first. More refined production, more radio-friendly songs and so on. It should be pointed out that before I heard through the entire Black Album, I'd heard a lot about it - most of it negative (because it came from fans of their early material) - and I was actually surprised in a positive way. I had of course heard NEM, Sandman and Unforgiven before, but the rest wasn't as bad as I had expected.

Load and ReLoad are to me two quite dull albums. They're too long - both could have been cut down to 50-60 minutes and would not have suffered from it. Some good songs, but lots of really boring stuff as well.

St. Anger should be seen as an "era" on its own, and I've never really liked it. I think, like many others, that their latest effort is a very huge step forwards compared to St. Anger, and I look forward to hearing a couple of DM songs live.

But to me, Metallica were at their best from 1984 to 1990. Too bad I was just a kid back then and didn't have the chance to see them. Well, they are still said to kick ass live.
 
Eddies Wingman said:
Now, I've never been much into the Metallica of the 90's. I didn't grow up listening to them, I took interest in them after being introduced to hard rock and metal by AC/DC and Maiden. I felt it naturally to start with the "classic" Metallica albums, so I bought Ride The Lightning and Master Of Puppets. Liked them instantly, and got myself the other two 80's albums.

As a matter of fact, I don't own any post-AJFA albums, although I've listened to the others as well. I think the Black Album is good, but it is quite different from the four first. More refined production, more radio-friendly songs and so on. It should be pointed out that before I heard through the entire Black Album, I'd heard a lot about it - most of it negative (because it came from fans of their early material) - and I was actually surprised in a positive way. I had of course heard NEM, Sandman and Unforgiven before, but the rest wasn't as bad as I had expected.

Load and ReLoad are to me two quite dull albums. They're too long - both could have been cut down to 50-60 minutes and would not have suffered from it. Some good songs, but lots of really boring stuff as well.

St. Anger should be seen as an "era" on its own, and I've never really liked it. I think, like many others, that their latest effort is a very huge step forwards compared to St. Anger, and I look forward to hearing a couple of DM songs live.

But to me, Metallica were at their best from 1984 to 1990. Too bad I was just a kid back then and didn't have the chance to see them. Well, they are still said to kick ass live.

Agreed.  Especially on the last point.  When I really wanted to see the band, I was too young and had no money.  Then their focus changed and my interest flagged.  But DM has me excited again.
 
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