Season 9 Episode 1 - Metallica - And Justice for All
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Season 9 Episode 1 - Metallica - And Justice for All
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Dangerous Dave kicks off a brand-new season by taking a deep dive into one of the most influential heavy metal albums ever recorded—Metallica's ...And Justice for All.
We rewind to 1988 with What Happened Way Back When?, revisiting five unforgettable songs, five blockbuster movies and five classic TV shows that defined an incredible year. Then it's over to Retro Headlines, where we relive the biggest stories from both the UK and the United States.
In this episode's Dangerous Deep Dive, Dave explores the heartbreaking loss of Cliff Burton, Jason Newsted's arrival in the band, the making of ...And Justice for All, the controversial production, and why the album became a landmark release in heavy metal history. Every track is reviewed and scored before Dave gives his overall verdict.
New Season 9 feature Dangerous Detour investigates one of rock's biggest mysteries—the missing bass on the album—and looks at how the band's first music video for "One" changed Metallica forever.
There's another trip Back in the Ads as Dave revisits a memorable British television advert from 1988 and explains why it became part of British popular culture.
It's time for Retro Rumble as Metallica go head-to-head with Megadeth to decide who truly ruled the thrash metal scene.
In Dangerously Underrated, the spotlight falls on Operation: Mindcrime by Queensrÿche, while One Album Wonder celebrates Vivid by Living Colour.
We also travel back to 1988 in the Toybox Time Machine, remembering the innovative Sky Commanders toy line.
New for Season 9, Gaz returns with Gaz's Retro Records, sharing four fantastic album recommendations from 1988 that deserve a place in every retro music collection:
Seventh Son of a Seventh Son – Iron Maiden
Kick - INXS
Money for Nothing - Dire Straits
Look Sharp - Roxette
These albums helped make 1988 one of the greatest years in heavy metal, alongside landmark releases across rock and pop.
Finally, Dave enters The Danger Zone to explain why ...And Justice for All is a masterpiece—but not quite Metallica's greatest album—before inducting it as the very first member of the Hall of Danger.
Plus, don't miss a preview of the next episode as the show swaps thrash metal for the unforgettable sounds of Music from 1983.
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