#damage case

5:03 PM EDT October 13, 2024:

Metallica - "Damage Case" From the album Garage Inc. (November 23, 1998)

Last song scrobbled from iTunes at Last.fm

Motörheadache. On the B-side to "Hero Of The Day," released September 9, 1996.

Garage, Inc., 1998

This was a cover song compilation album. I previously mentioned that the $5.98 EP should be skipped because it’s on here. All of the singles I listed previously? The B sides of those singles show up here. I’m not shitting on it. This is a great record with a lot of good tracks. A decided improvement from Load & Reload.

Lars Ulrich is a MASSIVE Motorhead fanboy. He was *literally* the president of the fan club. He partied with Lemmy backstage once when he was like 15-16, and puked on Lemmy. Lars WORSHIPS Motorhead. (You should too, to be honest. Lemmy is a God!). Two Motorhead songs show up on this record. Of the two, Metallica does a better version of “Damage Case”. Something about their version of “Overkill” bugs me.

The Misfits show up too. Cliff Burton LOVED the Misfits. Picture a shitty VW Bus in the late 70s-Early 80s San Francisco. Ok, is it shitty and sketch as fuck? Yeah, that was Cliff’s ride. He also used his hands to drum on that resin steering wheel. Lars and James used to hear him coming from blocks away. Cliff apparently beat that steering wheel so hard that it had dents in it. They could hear Cliff coming down the block. Blaring the Misfits and beating the fuck out of the steering wheel of his shitbox VW Bus.

The “Turn the Page” cover came about because Lars heard Bob Seger’s version and knew that James would kill it. And Lars was right.

“Whiskey in the Jar” is a classic Irish Bar song. Like, going back to the 1700s classic. Metallica’s version is their cover of Thin Lizzy’s version. Yes, Thin Lizzy. That shitty “The Boys are Back In Town Again” song that everyone hates. Irish Band with a black singer from the 1970s. Black Irish guy fronting a rock band from Ireland in the 1970s... Dude had a set of nuts on him.

So, yeah, Metallica’s cover of “Whiskey in the Jar” is their version of Thin Lizzy’s version.

I own this record on vinyl. It’s a banger.

Metallica plays “Whiskey in the Jar” every time they’re touring Europe, starting with Slane Castle in Meath, Ireland. It’s a crowd roaring good time.

The singles are great. “Whiskey in the Jar” is the standout.

Dr. Miranda Bailey: Karev, go find your patient. Stevens, scrub in on Noah's patella fracture.

Dr. Alex Karev: The She-Shepherd just walks in here and pulls me off surgery?

“Goodnight, lovebug,” Meredith whispers as she walks out of Zola’s room, blowing her a kiss before leaving the door ajar behind her, then walking down the hall to their bedroom. Yawning and scratching her arm, she walks in their room just eager to sleep. It had been a long, exhausting day. A weird one. That early morning encounter with her sister had thrown her for a loop. She had not been expecting that, at all. And she felt such anger ever since. Her giddiness, joyful, cheery self was just making Meredith cringe, it was irritating. How could she waltz back in their lives and pretend everything was unicorns and rainbows.