Ranked: Metallica Albums from Worst to Best

⭐️Lulu, a collaboration between Metallica and Lou Reed, is considered the worst album in the band's discography.

🎸Reload and Load, the albums following the Black Album, faced criticism for a shift towards a more alternative sound.

🥁The album St. Anger, characterized by a unique snare drum sound, is divisive among fans and critics.

👂Some fans consider Load to be an underrated album, despite initial backlash from the thrash metal community.

🤘The author acknowledges the subjective nature of the rankings and encourages viewers to engage in discussions about their own preferences.

Which Metallica album is considered the worst?

—Lulu, a collaboration between Metallica and Lou Reed, is often considered the worst album in the band's discography.

Why did Metallica's sound change on albums like Reload and Load?

—After the success of the Black Album, Metallica wanted to explore a more alternative sound, which resulted in a shift in their musical style.

What is the controversy surrounding St. Anger?

—St. Anger is divisive among fans and critics due to its unique snare drum sound and departure from the band's traditional sound.

Why do some fans consider Load underrated?

—Despite initial backlash from the thrash metal community, Load is appreciated by some fans for its musical experimentation and diversity.

Are these rankings subjective?

—Yes, these rankings are based on the author's personal opinion. Music preferences vary, and viewers are encouraged to share their own rankings and engage in discussions.

00:00The author introduces the topic of ranking Metallica's albums from worst to best and reveals the purpose of the video.

02:55The author discusses the collaboration album Lulu, featuring Metallica and Lou Reed, and explains why it is often considered the worst in Metallica's discography.

04:08The author talks about the albums Reload and Load, which faced criticism for their alternative sound after the success of the Black Album.

06:31The author addresses the controversy surrounding St. Anger and the unique snare drum sound that divided fans and critics.

08:55The author defends Load as an underrated album, despite initial backlash from the thrash metal community, and highlights its musical experimentation and diversity.

10:35The author acknowledges the subjective nature of the rankings and encourages viewers to share their own opinions and engage in discussions.