This song is still crazy.

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Teeth Week #3: "(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth" by Metallica - Today's the day!
Teeth Week #3: “(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth” by Metallica – Today’s the day!
Today’s the day. I’ve never been put under in my life, so mark this date on your calendar, readers! If all goes well, I’ll update you on how it went! In the meantime we’re on the third and most important song for Teeth Week. It had to be “(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth” by Metallica today. No other song would do it. Today’s song was suggested by good friend Married And Heels. Go ahead and check…
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Metallica - (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth
And this stand-up bass solo just gives me fucking goosebumps every time. Music is the best.
“(Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth” by Metallica
Metal Monday - R.I.P. Cliff Burton (1962-1986)
“(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth” by Metallica
My life in song.
“(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth” by Metallica
Top Metal Albums of the 80′s - #37
Unpopular opinion time: I never really liked this song. I starts off with a bass solo, but generally solos are places for showing off, and there’s not much technical proficiency demonstrated here. Granted, the song does get better once the drums enter, but not enough to overcome the basic logical fallacy: that if there’s a solo, the player must be really good. Now, I’m not saying that Cliff Burton isn’t a good bass player, but that the proclamations like “best bassist ever” or even “best metal bassist ever” are significantly over-exaggerated and often the result of nostalgic thinking after his untimely death.
Bottom line: it’s good, even entertaining, but overrated.