What are the top 5 Metallica songs of all time?
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1. Orion\n2. One\n3. For Whom the Bell Tolls\n4. Sanatarium\n5. Master of Puppets
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"Its Sad But True" by  Metallica
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Right there with you, METALLICA!
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She's the Blade - Sugarcult\nReptilia - The Strokes\nLittle Razorblade - The Pink Spiders\nThe Killing Lights - A.F.I.\nSteady as She Goes - The Raconteurs\nUnsatisfied - Nine Black Alps\nKilling Loneliness - HIM\nThe Truth About Heaven - Armor For Sleep\nUnholy Confessions - Avenged Sevenfold\nMiddle of Nowhere - Hot Hot Heat\nWriting on the Walls - Underoath\n\nthat's about all i can think of right now
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1. Montana - Frank Zappa\n2. Locomotive Breath - Jethro Tull/Styx\n3. Pride (in the name of love) - U2\n4. Jamie's Cryin' - Van Halen\n5. No More Tears - Ozzy  Osbourne
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Linkin Park is the best as they have got a creative and dynamic style of mixing music with art. Their songs contain head banging metal, grooves, raps, hiphop as well as silent and slow rhythms. So, here's what I think-\n1-Linkin Park\n2-Limp Bizkit\n3-Metallica\n4-Korn\n5-Greenday\n\nTrust me coz I've heard them all and watched their videos.
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I love all system of a down songs , matalica , pantera , korn , and tons more
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I too have done this, it really helped me out!\n\nSymphony of Destruction-Megadeath\nFor Whom THe Bells Tolls-Metallica\nThe Thrill Is Gone-BB King\nNobody Home-BB King\nPromises-Clapton\nI Guess THat's why they call it the blues-Elton John\nPrimal Scream-Motley Crue\nCheaper To Keep Her-Buddy Guy\nFight Fire With Fire-Metallica\nOne-Metallica\nRed House-Jimi Hendrix\n\nA friend of mine actually wrote a song called "Smile and Wave" that relates to my divorce situation.  It's quite funny!
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1. Beat It\n2. Billie Jean\n3. Thriller\n4. Smooth Criminal\n5. Rock with You
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When We Ride On Our Enemies- Tupac\nBeg For Mercy- G Unit\nYou Don't Know- Eminem, 50 Cent, Lloyd Banks, Cashis\nand Limp Bizkits remix of Sanitarium, the old Metallica song.
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Great question!  That is tough though. I know my number one, but damn that is an awesome qeustion.  I need another beer if I am actually goning to answer this.  \n\n10.  Seed - KoRn\n9.  Stacked Actors - Foo Fighters\n8.  School - Nirvana\n7.  Go Let it Out - Oasis \n6.  4th of July - Soundgarden\n5.  Under the Gun - The Killers\n4.  Walkabout - The Chili Peppers (it's not a great song, but I have always loved it for no reason)\n3.  I'm Bound to Pack it Up - The White Stripes (all time acoustic classic, still one of my favorite songs to this day)\n2.  Mayonnaise - The Smashing Pumpkins\n1.  Yellow Ledbetter - Pearl Jam (This song is a staple for them in concert, but it I guess it wasn't good enough to ever make one of their albums.  Hearing this song live change my whole perspective of popular/corporate music.  My number one song of all time).\n\nGood question, and I went through TWO beers answering it.  I am sad I left weezer off the list, because they write great ALBUMS, not just great songs.  But "in the garage" is an honorable mention.
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1. Freebird by lynyrd skynyrd.\n2. I am the Warlus by the beatles\n3. Sympathy for the devil by the rolling stones.\n4. All along the watchtower by Jimi hendrix\n5. Stairway to heaven by led zeppelin.\n\nI can do up to 50.
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Metallica\nSlayer \nSolfly\npantera\nmachine head
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Metallica was probably the best metal band in the 80s. Master of Puppets is still the best metal album , and that came out in 86 I think.
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1.  Born to Run         Bruce Springsteen    \nSpringsteen set out to write the greatest rock song ever, and who's to say he didn't succeed? Bombastic, epic, romantic, dense, this song demands attention. A breakthrough for Springsteen also in terms of situating his heroes palpably in the "American Dream". A driving, powerful, sublime classic. \n\n2.  Love Minus Zero (No Limit)      Bob Dylan    \nIn the midst of his word-tripping in 1965, Dylan created this - a modest, serene love song. Still wordy, the opening line is "My love, she speaks like silence." It is a paean to a woman who doesn't exist, who perhaps can't exist. But the timeless, flitting melody wills her into our consciousnesses. \n\n3.  Frederick         Patti Smith    \nLike Dylan's "Sara", a directly biographical love song, blurring the art/reality line. Smith can invest her music with anthemic power, and to do so with a love paean is bold. Almost impossible to listen to without breaking down. "My soul surrenders, astonished to death". Life and death, ultimately, are one. \n\n4.  SOS        Abba    \nAbba redefined pop music as something that can be emotionally rich as well as entertainingly light. Deep in their best songs, there is no kitsch, only beauty and majesty. "SOS" is the sweetest and saddest lost-love song in existence. "Where are those happy days? They seem so hard to find." \n\n5.  I Want to Hold Your Hand      The Beatles    \nThis must have been a revolution in 1963 - the excited, staccato intro, the tantalising build-up, and then Lennon's double-tracked vocals, with handclaps, and the sublimest guitar fill at the end of each line. Even now, this is the sound of pure energy and joy - joy at creating music, joy at simply being alive.
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This will be my version of Top12 songs:\n1. Reminiscing by Little River Band (1978) - Soft Rock/Pop\n2. Aja by Steely Dan (1978) - Jazz/Rock\n3. Love Meeting Love by Level 42 (year unknown) - Jazz/Fusion/pop\n4. Her Town Too  by James Taylor (1980) pop/rock\n5. Time Passages by Al Stewart (1978) pop/rock\n6. On My Way to L.A. by Phil Carmen (year unknown) - jazz\n7. Alone Again (Naturally) by Gilbert O'Sullivan (1972) - pop\n8. What A Fool Belives by Doobie Brothers (1979) - rock\n9. Every Kinda People by Robert Palmer (1978) - pop/rock\n10. Everybody Wants To Rule The World by Tears For Fears\n11. I don't want to live without you by Foreigner (1988)\n12. Stillness in Time by Jamiroquai (1995?) - Pop\n\nEnjoy!
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1. AFI\n2. System of a Down\n3. Avenged Sevenfold\n4. Bullet for my Valentine\n5. Red Jumpsuit Apparatus