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Mount Rushmore of Metallica Songs 🤘

Mount Rushmore of Metallica Songs 🤘

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NOTE: One of us needed a week off for traveling, so we decided to brush off one of our all-time favorite episodes. Mount Rushmore of Metallica Songs 🤘 This is a fun one, and good timing with Metallica now in the middle of their residency at The Sphere in Las Vegas. Enjoy!

Metallica is one of the biggest rock bands on the planet, and we have been fans of them since we were teenagers. As usual it was not easy narrowing on four picks for this list - especially looking back at more than 40 years of amazing music.

We knew it would be a tough one so we brought in a true heavy hitter to help us with this episode. The one and only long-haired, Harley-riding, tattoed Dirtbag Dujour... Remy Maxwell. Those are HIS words by the way! Remy is a fixture in Twin Cities radio, currently as the voice of Jack-FM. But he also has a long history in rock radio, has worked as a recording engineer and is a lifelong Metallica fan. His first time seeing them live in concert goes back to 1986!

Between the three of us we did match on a few songs. We picked some of the most popular tunes, but also dug deep for some album tracks. Any fan of Metallica will love this episode. Remy even shares a couple Metallica stories that are very unique to him.

What did we miss? Did we list some of your favorites? Hate our choices? Please leave a comment with your suggestions. We always want to know... What's Your Mount Rushmore?

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