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King Nothing / Ain't My Bitch

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This is a great single to collect. I don't know about you guy, but I like having a physical copy of something rather then downloading it. To the guy saying buy this over the album, I guess he hasn't listened to Bleeding Me or The Outlaw Torn. You can't go wrong with this. I see some for only a dollar or so.

"King Nothing" is a great song, probably the best on the album. The only problem was when James Hetfield says "Off to Never Never Land" at the end of the song. I don't need to be reminded that "Enter Sandman" is there, I've heard it enough. The B-side, "Ain't my Bitch" is a great recording: faster than the EP live. It doesn't match up to other Metallica live releases, though, such as **Live Shit: Binge and Purge**. Now that's good!

King Nothing is a song much like Enter Sandman only rougher sounding. It has that big back-beat and grooving vocal rhyme scheme. The guitar solo intertwines with the main riff perfectly and creates terrific tension. The only thing that kills it for me is the ending when Hetfield whispers "Off to never never land." It is a grim reminder that we should have all gotten over this years ago when Enter Sandman slipped from the charts. It IS cool, though. Side 2 is probably worth more to some fans than Side 1. It's a live version of Ain't My Bitch. I've heard a lot of live Metallica. They can be either great or horrible depending on their day. This is GREAT live Metallica. Sure, the vocals go a little stray here and there but it's done in such a fun way that you just don't care. Much faster than the original version--the way Metallica fans like it!

King Nothing is a cool Metallica song in the style of Enter Sandman. It has that big back-beat with a good vocal rhyme sceme. The guitar solo plays against the riff perfectly and is one of my favorite "heavy" solos from this band. On the downside, the song seems to be performed with too much restraint and it makes me want Metallica to just break free and ROCK like we know they can. This is typical of Metallica in the studio. (Where's the new LIVE album?) Actually, Side 2 IS a live recording--Ain't My Bitch. This one rocks. They perform it faster and more aggressively here than they did on the original studio version (found on Load). There is the occasional "off" note--especially in the vocals--but it is delivered in such a fun way that you just don't care. It makes you remember why you loved Metallica in the first place.

i like metallica and the funfilled songs. i reccomend it for the kids

A half way decent song from a not so decent album. The writers have obviouslly turned on their own name, METAL... Too many comparisons have been made to Enter Sandman, another song that will never hold a cndle to Master of Puppets or For Whom the Bell Tolls. a good band selling out for the next generation, which isn't a total loss, just a loss for the older generation who knew of Hetfield and Ulrich when Mustaine still walked amongst them with Cliff Burton or even Ron McGovny. To all who read, before you call Load and Re-Load "metal" get a copy of ...Puppets and listen to it straight through and learn why the mighty Ozzy Osbourne even had to say "those boys were a tough act to fallow"...

This has one of the best riffs on load. Load, in my opinion is the best Metallca Album ever along with Kill em' All, but they are all excellent.

OI!!!!!!!!!!!! não understend nada!!!!!!!!!

talvez sejam as duas melhores musicas desse cd, mas realmente deixa a desejar, considero um ítem de colecionador somente.