WatchMojo spoke that Cliff Burton was a guitarist...

Them damn retards

IKR?

He’s as good as any f**king lead guitarist but it doesn’t make him one

The bass guitar may be a type of guitar, but that doesn't make Cliff any less of a bassist.

Precisely. He’s sure as hell better than Kirk

Hell yeah. People always bitch about not hearing the AJFA bass, well I have an explanation why. Jason is a terrible bassist and only if a bassist is good does he deserve to be heard, that’s why Cliff and Rob can be heard. Even in Flotsom and Jetsam’s debut you can’t hear the bass, and Jason is the bassist.

Jason does deliver super cool "DIE!" chant in Creeping Death though.

True

What about Bob as a bassist in St. Anger?

I haven’t listened to much of that album

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iZdfByqjDS0

The only isolated bass track from St. Anger.

Cool, will check out

That album was so bad that I donated it to my local library. It was so bad that they didn't even put it into circulation, they put it in the used shit bin and sold it for $1.

Your opinion of Lou Reed and Metallica's Lulu?

I didn't waste my time or money, so no opinion.

Look, I stood by them 25 years ago when Load came out and everyone said that they jumped the shark, so don't question me on Metallica.

He was, again, fixed it for you.

He was can mean he’s. Depends on how you choose to read it and how it’s written

Absolutely not, you're using the word all wrong. "He's" is present tense, as if he is still alive.

It's like if I were talking about Dak Prescott and said "He's a better QB than Aaron Rodgers." That is an apt comparison since they're both alive.

If I was talking about Knute Rockne and said "He's a better player than Aaron Rodgers" then, again, that's present tense and makes no sense because KNUTE ROCKNE IS F**KING DEAD.

"He's" is a contraction for "he is" or "he has". It has never no way been a contraction for "he was". Get educated here https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/he%27s

Since Cliff is dead, he's not better at anything compared to anyone, except perhaps for a competition in pushing up daisies. "He's pushed up more daisies than anyone at Forest Lawn cemetery."

Sorry if this seems unsensitive, it just irks me when people say that a dead person is currently better at something than a living person.

Again, if I wanted to say that Cliff was better at bass than Kirk is at guitar then I'd have to say exactly that and not use the contraction because it DOESN'T F**KING MEAN WHAT YOU THINK IT MEANS.

My bad dog

All good.

Cool

He was as good.

There, fixed it for you.

He’s can mean he is or he was, it depends on how the rest of it’s written

Absolutely not, you're using the word all wrong. "He's" is present tense, as if he is still alive.

It's like if I were talking about Dak Prescott and said "He's a better QB than Aaron Rodgers." That is an apt comparison since they're both alive.

If I was talking about Knute Rockne and said "He's a better player than Aaron Rodgers" then, again, that's present tense and makes no sense because KNUTE ROCKNE IS F**KING DEAD.

"He's" is a contraction for "he is" or "he has". It has never no way been a contraction for "he was". Get educated here https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/he%27s

Since Cliff is dead, he's not better at anything compared to anyone, except perhaps for a competition in pushing up daisies. "He's pushed up more daisies than anyone at Forest Lawn cemetery."

Sorry if this seems unsensitive, it just irks me when people say that a dead person is currently better at something than a living person.

Again, if I wanted to say that Cliff was better at bass than Kirk is at guitar then I'd have to say exactly that and not use the contraction because it DOESN'T F**KING MEAN WHAT YOU THINK IT MEANS.

huh well my bad

All good.

Cool, thanks for the correction 👍

It's watch mojo, what do we expect?

idk