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Dunlop James Hetfield White Fang Pick Tin w/ Six 1.00mm Custom Guitar Picks $9.90 + FS w/ Prime or orders of $25+
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Overall, they are one of the top bands ever if you judge by record and tour revenues.
Personally, I'm not even a huge fan of theirs (which is why I find it kind of amusing that I'm the one to defend them), but that's probably due in part to not being big into metal. But I would never try to insult others' taste in music for enjoying them, considering how well-regarded and influential they are, as you are definitely in a minority with your views. As a guitar player I also know they have a heck of a lot more going on in their songs than the same three power chords.
Personally, I'm not even a huge fan of theirs (which is why I find it kind of amusing that I'm the one to defend them), but that's probably due in part to not being big into metal. But I would never try to insult others' taste in music for enjoying them, considering how well-regarded and influential they are, as you are definitely in a minority with your views. As a guitar player I also know they have a heck of a lot more going on in their songs than the same three power chords.