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Garage Inc.

Garage Inc.

Studio album by MetallicaWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Garage Inc.".

Sep 8, 2026

Eric SenichHOST
30:51
They always wore their influences pretty openly.
Eric SenichHOST
30:54
So Garage Inc. from 98 puts those influences front and center.
Eric SenichHOST
30:58
They do Turn the Page, Whiskey in the Jar.
Eric SenichHOST
31:02
What are their choices of cover songs? Tell us about Metallica that maybe their own records don't.
Martin PopoffGUEST
31:34
And then you've got, yeah, you've got James with bringing in those Southern rock influences, him, him being like a gearhead, you know, kind of guy.
Martin PopoffGUEST
31:42
You got the very, very bizarre version of whiskey in the jar, which is just so insanely catchy that people almost get cranky about how catchy it is.
Martin PopoffGUEST
31:50
Um, And, of course, what we've got here is a whole odds and sods because Garage Inc. is like an expanded version of Garage Days from the old days.
Martin PopoffGUEST
31:59
But you've got all the Motorhead stuff on there with some deep, deep tracks on here.
speaker_3HOST
7:45
Or, more accurately, Metallica found Thin Lizzy's version of it.
speaker_3HOST
7:50
Their recording appeared on Garage Inc. in 1998.
speaker_3HOST
7:55
The important musical ancestor here is obvious.
speaker_3HOST
8:00
Metallica keeps Eric Bell's rhythm.
JohnHOST
5:03
Rob Zombie has a debut.
JohnHOST
5:05
And then Garage Inc. by Metallica, which is always a tricky one for a lot of us because they covered Anti-Nowhere League and Misfits, which is awesome.
JohnHOST
5:17
It's actually not a bad album.
JohnHOST
5:18
It's just...
JeffHOST
69:24
I'm seeing it on...
JeffHOST
69:26
Well, the album art is Garage Days.
JeffHOST
69:28
But I don't know if that is an album or...
JeffHOST
69:30
I thought that was a compilation.
Alex BlacksonicGUEST
23:28
This is absolute classics, and every know knows every note from it.
Alex BlacksonicGUEST
23:33
And, uh, in Load and Reload, and, like, I actually love, uh, the, the Garage, the Garage Inc., which is end of '90s.
Tyson BrydenHOST
23:41
Yeah, yeah.
Alex BlacksonicGUEST
23:41
You still can, it's very atmospheric.
Dylan LuskHOST
8:46
Also, it was a medley of merciful fate.
Drew FaheyHOST
8:50
god i fucking ruled yeah i fucking am so fucking yeah i'm smart and awesome i
Dylan LuskHOST
8:55
bet the garage garage incorporated thing i bet that was awesome if you were the right age because like i'm in sixth seventh grade yeah i'm like i don't know these fucking songs and now i just kind of don't know if metallic is that good
Drew FaheyHOST
9:10
yeah it turns out you just like the misfits yeah leonard skinner and leonard skinner
Dylan LuskHOST
9:16
And
Percy and Face

Percy and Face

Waylon

Aug 26 · 1 Mention

FaceHOST
17:09
It's mind-blowing, actually.
WilkiePANELIST
17:10
And Garage, Inc. is pretty good.
FaceHOST
17:12
Yeah.
PercyHOST
17:13
Oh, yeah.
Jamie BurnettHOST
52:17
How good.
Jamie BurnettHOST
52:17
That from the Garage Inc double album.
Jamie BurnettHOST
52:20
All covers.
Jamie BurnettHOST
52:22
Elite areas.

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