Episode 145 - 1999: A Year In The Life of Metallica

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

🗓️ 11 November 2019

⏱️ 119 minutes

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This week we jump back into our 'A Year In the Life of Metallica' series with 1999. Bringing Metallica's most explosive decade to a close, Metallica went out in style. They won another Grammy (for Better Than You), several Bammies and Billboard music awards, continued live shows with The Garage Remains The Same tour, recorded and released the original S&M, headlined Woodstock '99 and rang in the new year with M2K and a massive sold out gig in Detroit Michigan. Join us as we burn down every juicy detail of 1999 for Metallica. If you think Metal Up Your Podcast has value and are able to, we encourage you to support us on Patreon. A donation of $5 a month will automatically get you all Cover Our World Blackened EP’s, Lunar Satan tracks, eligibility for a future Metal Tales episode and future giveaways like the Deluxe Boxsets, rare vinyl, posters, concert tickets and more! Get involved here: http://www.patreon.com/metalupyourpodcast An easy and free way to support the show is to leave us a positive iTunes review. It only takes a minute and you can do it here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/metal-up-your-podcast-all-things-metallica/id1187775077?mt=2 You can purchase Cover Our World Blackened, Vol. 1 here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/cover-our-world-blackened-vol-1/1442721389 Official Website: http://www.metalupyourpodcast.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/metalupyourpodcast/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/metalupyourcast?lang=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/metalupyourpodcast/ SEND QUESTIONS AND COMMENTS TO: [email protected]

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0:00.0	Metallica, here they come, the kings of metal!
0:04.0	So fucking what?
0:23.5	Hey, this is Rye from Sabbath Bloody Podcast,
0:26.5	and my brothers, Clint and Ethan are about to chef some metal up your podcast.
0:31.3	One episode at a time.
0:44.3	Wait. Where do I take this pain of mine? I run for the sting is right by my side So, hear me open for me out
1:00.7	This makes it inspire them about the stream and shout out
1:04.1	Welcome to Metal Up Your Podcast, Ameth and Luck
1:06.0	And I am Clint Wells.
1:06.9	He is, and this is episode 145, and we are, after months and months, going back to our series, A Year in the Life of Metallica, we're talking about 1999, the final year of Clint's favorite era.
1:17.4	That's true. That is true. Things got really weird in 2000.
1:20.9	Yeah, moving forward into the new millennium.
1:24.3	This does represent, in a lot of ways the last of an era because, you know,
1:28.7	I'm in a little metallic history here. Of course, 2000 was when 2000 was the first year in almost
1:33.4	10 years where they didn't have, they took a break kind of. They didn't have anything on the books.
1:38.2	Right. So that in itself is a little odd. Secondly, that's when Napster happened. And then
1:43.7	January of 2001 is when Newstead quit.
1:46.4	So after this, this is kind of the last golden year in terms of like this is just them still
1:52.0	hitting it, crushing. We're going to go over in an excruciating detail, everything that happened
1:57.2	in this year from S&M to, you know, finishing their tours. We've got it all
2:02.2	here. We're going to go through every month, every cool thing that they did. But you're right,
2:05.7	it is kind of the last of my favorite era. Yeah, I mean, and it's still a great year. I mean,
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