Was Metallica - By Request a failure in your eyes?

When it was announced we thought we'd end up with CRAZY setlists but for the most part they were voted into fairly standard setlists, some surprises like Frayed Ends and Unforgiven 2 and even St Anger got the popular vote but mostly it wasn't as great as it could have been

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u/CobraDai — 5 days ago

So is London the final stop of the 3 year long 72 Seasons era?

I looked up Metallica upcoming events and before the Vegas Sphere residency there seems to be nothing in between London and Vegas.

So London will be the end of the 72 Seasons era and the last time we see that stage?

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u/CobraDai — 6 days ago

Netallica not strict about anniversary years anymore

I had a conversation earlier when someone said "I can't wait for the St Anger box set in 2033"

Load box set released on thr 29th anniversary of Load, ReLoad box set released on the 29th anniversary of ReLoad.

I really think we'll be getting St Anger box set next year for the 24th anniversary 🤣 they don't seem to care for 5 year anniversaries eg 25th 30th 35th etc I think we will get the rest of them annually

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u/CobraDai — 9 days ago

Has Mike Myers reprised the role of Austin Powers since 2002?

He's reprised the role of Dr Evil a few times but to my knowledge he's not donned the Austin Powers costume once since 2002?

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u/CobraDai — 10 days ago

Did anyone else never consider the Moore films "campy" until they read it on the internet?

I watched the Moore films for years and thought they were extremely cool, I didn't realise they were seen as "campy" until I saw people say it on the internet one day.

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u/CobraDai — 16 days ago

Was 2023 more "oversold" than 2026?

I keep seeing people say how they believe 2026 was oversold but from my recollection 2023 was more chaotic and possibly had even more people there.

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u/CobraDai — 17 days ago
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Metallica update profile photos, new era?

It seems they are declaring the 72 Seasons era over and its time to say goodbye to the yellow.

u/CobraDai — 19 days ago
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Wisdom tooth or Irritation from my cheek? Is that lump with a black dot normal?

I'm getting irritation the past few days, not pain yet but its irritating. I put my camera in my mouth and see a black dot on where my cheek is, is that normal?

I can vaguely see the wisdom tooth at the back, does that look bad to you?

Thankyou.

u/CobraDai — 29 days ago
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Guilmon (English dub) is the most wholesome character in the franchise

I just finished watching Tamers and I miss Guilmon already, truly the cutest most wholesome character, "Takatomon" gets me everytime.

Incredible work by the voice actor for the English dub, really brought him to life.

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u/CobraDai — 29 days ago

SPECTRE may be bad but could have been ENTERTAINING and FUN

I just watched SPECTRE on my Bond rewatch marathon and what was striking about it was just how mild the acting was by nearly everyone in almost every scene in the whole movie.

Everyone just speaks softly, in this mild manner and it takes what could be entertaining dialogue and makes it boring. There's the odd burst of emotion or people talking like real people but for the most part it's as if people are just whispering their lines.

The movie has its own problems but many movies have problems and can still win you over with a certain charisma but with this movie it's like the director didn't encourage any charisma and would just allow everyone to talk in this mild soft voice the whole time.

I'd also argue it's the WORST performance by a Bond actor in ANY Bond movie, it really feels like Daniel Craig isn't trying and he's just gently saying his lines rather than acting them out the way they should be,

Anyone else notice this with SPECTRE? Drags the movie down so much, parts that shouldn't be boring become very boring it's just such a waste of what could've been at least a more enjoyable movie.

If they acted properly it could've at least passed for entertaining or "so bad its good" but now its just BORING.

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u/CobraDai — 29 days ago

On site dentist at Download?

Last year I had a guy come up to me at camp telling me he had toothache and if we had anything that could help, thankfully I had some remedy with me as I was prepared incase I had it myself.

I've never thought about it before, but seeing as Download has a medical tent does it also have an on site dentist? Dental problems can kick in at a festival and it'd be a shame to have no one to help in that case but maybe there is dental care available in case of emergency on site.

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u/CobraDai — 30 days ago

Patrick Gibson's joke delivery: does it hit or miss?

While playing the game I personally found his joke delivery to lack a certain punch in the punchline, felt forced to me whereas Connery, Moore and Brosnan for example were naturals and able to make me laugh out loud.

What do you think of Patrick Gibson's joke delivery?

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u/CobraDai — 1 month ago

Which album was the first for Paul's "older voice"?

Obviously Paul's voice has changed a lot over the years, but which album was the beginning of the voice has he now?

Younger Paul voice vs older Paul voice?

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u/CobraDai — 1 month ago

Never let people forget Andrew Bicknell

With all the attention Patrick Gibson is getting for being an original Bond for a video game I want to always remind the world that Andrew Bicknell did it first and did a great job.

u/CobraDai — 1 month ago

Nimrods soundtrack to include The Zombies - This Will Be Our Year

I went to see The Zombies lead singer Colin Blunstone the other day and was told by his manager about The Zombies song This Will Be Our Year appearing on the soundtrack to Nimrods.

Don't delete this post, I'll be proven right when the movie is out haha.

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u/CobraDai — 1 month ago

Scott Weiland's Austin Powers 2 soundtrack appearance

Awesome industrial version of Time Of The Season by The Zombies

u/CobraDai — 1 month ago

Was Scott fronting Velvet Revolver much of a curve ball?

They were already formed by the time I knew about STP and GNR because I was too young but I can imagine at the time it was a bit of a curve ball to have the singer of STP front a new band with the GNR guys?

Not an obvious supergroup of bands, wondering how shocked you were when it was announced.

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u/CobraDai — 1 month ago