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Hey Scott in PA ...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Just saw your sighting shot. You got to be kidding right? I said my Maroon one was a good paperweight. Nice pile o' shaving out of yours. Congrats, and nice ribbing too!

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Scott in Douglassville, PA

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Andrew Frank

>If you were talking about the picture when you click on hand tools, i saw a metallica CD in the back ground. Are you a fan of them? I like old metallica. The more recent CD's arent as good in my opinion.

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Them's fightin' words...

Scott in Douglassville, PA

>...but not to me, though I think there's another Scott on the power tool side that might get his hackles up. I agree with you entirely - everything went downhill with the black album, when James decided he was actually a singer. All bad, baby. I think And Justice... was the pinnacle of their evolution, though Ride the Lightning and Master are what I listen to most. The whole sequence from "Disposable Heroes" to "Damage, Inc." is perfect for hand tool working. For me, anyway.

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Yabut...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>You all forgot Garage day's revisited (still in my vinyl days;) and the cd Garage inc. Good stuff Manard...

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I skipped...

Scott in Douglassville, PA

>...Garage Days Revisited and ...Re-revisited 'cause they're all covers. Mostly they're pretty faithful covers, too, not like the Van Halen remakes. I'd given up on Temallica by the time they released Garage, Inc., though any album with a cover of "Sabbra Cadabra" has got to be good on some level...

...Re-revisited is one of my all-time favorites, FWIW.

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Don Thompson, Cutler Ridge, South of Miami FL

>Mettallica is pretty new-fangled for me, but do they have a good best-of album?

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