Basic history Lots of music Some good early footage of Metallica
Kill Em All To St Anger is a good documentary covering the history of Metallica. It traces the formation of the band in the early 1980s in Los Angeles and then moving to the San Francisco Bay area and its influences and then how Metallica influenced others. It is an outsider look however as the filmmakers never made any interviews with the band itself, just used some footage from others asking the members questions.<br /><br />Some of the best parts are the early footage from a concert in the Bay Area from 1982 before their first album came out. It also talked about how the band didn’t trust new bassist Jason Newsome when he joined the band so they told the producer to take him out of the mix on their album And Justice For All. Pretty lowdown move there.<br /><br />It’s also funny because it’s obvious the filmmakers are hardcover metal fans and they end the film by talking about how the bad had lost its way and forgotten its roots in thrash and actually questioned its future.<br /><br />Overall, nice movie, some good footage, lots of music.<br />C
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