As a means of celebrating the release of their new album 72 Seasons, Metallica is providing fans with a tool that will generate a personal Spotify playlist for them featuring metal from their “72 seasons.”
For context, the album’s title, 72 Seasons, is in reference to the number of seasons that pass in regard to a person’s first 18 years of life. By using this special tool provided by Metallica and Spotify, a personalized playlist will be created for you, featuring a variety of metal songs that were released throughout the first 18 years of your life.
Per a post from Metallica speaking about this awesome new playlist generator, the following is shared:
“Thanks to our friends at @spotify, you can relive the soundtrack of YOUR first 72 Seasons with their new playlist generator. Head to the #linkinbio to create your unique playlist featuring songs exclusive to your first #72Seasons.”
So, how do you get this personal Spotify playlist? Well first off, head over to Metallica’s Instagram page and click on the link in their bio. Once there, click on the tab that says “Spotify’s 72 Seasons Playlist Generator.”
From there, you’ll click on a “get started” tab, log in to your Spotify account, and then enter information such as your first name and Date of Birth. After that, you’ll have some terms and agreements to go through, and then your personal “72 Seasons playlist” will be created.
This is a fascinating look into some of the major metal songs that were released during the first 18 years of your life. If you are interested in getting your own personal “72 Seasons playlist,” you can start by following this link here.
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Upcoming Metallica tour dates in 2023:
- August 4th and 6th – East Rutherford, NJ – Metlife Stadium
August 11th and 13th – Montreal, Canada – Stade Olympique
August 18th and 20th – Arlington, TX – AT&T Stadium
August 25th and 27th – Los Angeles, CA – SOFI Stadium
September 1st and 3rd – Phoenix, AZ – State Farm Stadium
November 3rd and 5th – St. Louis, MO – The Dome (At America’s Center)
November 10th and 12th – Detroit, MI – Ford Field
In 2024:
- August 2nd and 4th – Foxborough, MA – Gillette Stadium
August 9th and 11th – Chicago, IL – Solider Field
August 16th and 18th – Minneapolis, MN – US Bank Stadium
August 23rd and 25th – Edmonton, Canada – Commonwealth Stadium
August 30th and September 1st – Seattle, WA – Lumen Field