I think it kill'em all.
in second its master of puppets
in third it Hardwired... to Self-Destruct.
Best metalica album
Ryder Turner
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Easton Myers
Owen Howard
>hardwired above AJFA and Lightning
Ethan Bennett
Easy answer that transcends Metallica's discography and even metal
Nathaniel Roberts
kea > rtl > mop > ajfa > dm > s/t > hardwired > stanger > reload > load
Adam Martinez
Is this what the album cover is meant to evoke ?
Levi Davis
This
Charles Collins
>Kill all the record producers
Oy vey
Carson Brown
This album would be remembered more if they hadn't had such a bullshit discography
Juan Cox
This is the album that establishes them as s commercial arena rock band. It's all over from here
Hudson Fisher
...
Christian Hill
What
William Jones
...
Aiden Wood
AJFA with augmented bass
otherwise RTL or MOP, can't make up my mind
Lincoln Lopez
At the record release show they explained the title as meaning kill all the record producers. While I don't have any statistics, Im assuming the majority of them were Jewish.
Eli Rivera
No Life til Leather.
They should've kept Dave, and learn to put up with him.
Aaron Taylor
Ride The Lightning was a huge step up from KEA and their definitive album for sure.
Dylan Howard
If the commercial viability and accessibility of a band really affect your opinion of their music then u gay. Ride the Lightning has some of their best written songs by any standard, like Creeping Death and the title track.
Cooper Cox
What about For Whom? Also, it features their best instrumental song, The Call Of Ktulu.
Adam Reyes
This man is correct.
Brody Perry
>should've kept dave
what could have been