Episode 144 - MTV's Reload, Rehearse, Request

METAL UP YOUR PODCAST - All Things Metallica

Clint Wells

Clint Wells, Ethan Luck, Heavy Metal, Arts, Nashville, Metal Up Your Podcast, Metal, Music, Society & Culture, Thrash Metal, Metallica

4.9 • 775 Ratings

🗓️ 4 November 2019

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

On this episode Clint and Ethan sat down at HQ2 to watch and review the now classic MTV Reload, Rehearse, Request show recorded on March 21st, 1998 in San Francisco, California as a warm up show for the “Poor Re-Touring Me” tour as well as promotion for Reload. This was a childhood favorite with a rad/rare setlist so it was a blast to relive that magic together for the first time in many years. Enjoy!

Transcript

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0:00.0	Metallica, here they come, the kings of metal.
0:23.3	So fucking what!
0:27.9	Hey, this is Edwin Outwater, conductor of S&M2, and you're listening to Metal Up Your Podcast. You're listening to Metal Up Your Podcast. My eye My eye is My See reality
0:53.3	My fear My reality My fears
0:57.0	Seek my veins
0:59.0	There's a dog
1:03.0	That's your back step
1:05.0	He must come in
1:08.0	From the rain I fall
1:12.6	Because I've let go
1:16.6	The net below
1:18.6	It's right away
1:20.6	So my eyes
1:24.6	Seek reality
1:26.6	And my fingers
1:30.0	seek my breath
1:32.3	and trash fire is
1:37.1	welcome to metal up your podcast I'm Ethan Luck
1:40.9	and I'm Clint Wells
1:41.7	This is episode 144
1:43.1	We're talking about reload,
1:49.9	rehearse request. I must have watched this a hundred times. I recorded it off of MTV.
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