It’s no spoiler to say that Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn) is simply as proficient at enjoying the electrical guitar as he was at being a Dungeon Master. But to study the reality behind essentially the most badass second in Stranger Things’ fourth season finale and also you one way or the other haven’t watched it but, nicely, you understand what which means.

Everyone’s favourite new season 4 character, Eddie, acquired an opportunity to be a hero by drawing away the swarms of demo-bats from Vecna’s lair so Nancy, Steve, and Robin might infiltrate it and set the previous One on an excessive amount of fireplace. Eddie did this within the raddest approach doable—by enjoying Metallica’s 1986 hit “Master of Puppets” on the roof of his camper at full quantity. Guys, in case you haven’t watched somebody play peak Metallica, thrashing on high of a camper, behind a blood-red, lightning-filled sky, whereas surrounded by winged demon monsters, all I can say is that you’re lacking out.

Alas, neither the fictional character Eddie nor the actual actor Quinn had been capable of give the efficiency on the degree of head-banging required of the scene, so the present enlisted Tye Trujillo, son of Metallica bassist Rob Trujillo, to report the solo, with a little bit assist from Metallica’s lead guitarist Kirk Hammett, in keeping with none aside from the senior Trujillo himself:

“**Spoiler Alert** That’s my boy! Proud of ya Tye! Stranger Things finale shredding it on “Master of Puppets” and large because of @kirkhammett on serving to!”

If you had been one way or the other fearful that the opposite members of Metallica didn’t approve of using their tune, don’t be—they liked it.

“The way The Duffer Brothers have incorporated music into Stranger Things has always been next level, so we were beyond psyched for them to not only include “Master of Puppets” within the present, however to have such a pivotal scene constructed round it. We had been all stoked to see the ultimate consequence and once we did we had been completely blown away… it’s so extraordinarily nicely carried out, a lot so, that some people had been capable of guess the tune simply by seeing a number of seconds of Joseph Quinn’s fingers within the trailer!! How loopy cool is that?”

“It’s an incredible honor to be such a big part of Eddie’s journey and to once again be keeping company with all of the other amazing artists featured in the show.”

Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill” will possible be the tune folks consider after they consider Stranger Things season 4, or perhaps simply the present completely from this level, given how prominently and successfully it was utilized in Volume 1. But personally, I’ll by no means get the picture of Eddie rocking the hell out in a hell stuffed with demons, and I by no means wish to, both.

[Via Vulture]

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