Little did I know that the type of music that I heard here would become one of my musical favorites and passions. So then I’d be presented with the title track, “Master Of Puppets”, then down the line I’d hear “Fight Fire With Fire”, then “One”, and so on and so forth. I remember my first time hearing “Battery” and being blown away from the sheer speed and intensity that I had just heard. If anything, “Master Of Puppets” (or one of their other songs from their first four, though I am certain it was “MOP”) I believe was my introduction to thrash metal, let alone possibly my introduction to metal in general. Just like many metalheads here today that never had the luck to grow up in the public conscious once this record was released I was, at the very least, lucky enough to hear its contents when I was young, either hanging around my brother and father as they turned on the radio or when they inserted in an original cassette of the record. “Master Of Puppets” is an album I've had a plethora of interesting discussions about regarding its musicianship, quality, and status over the years.
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