Last night, Jupiter popped the question: "Do you want to see Metallica?" My initial response was, "Not really." But curiosity got the better of me, and I started exploring last-minute tickets on SeatGeek. When I asked Jupiter how much he wanted to attend, his response was a solid 69%. Admittedly, it's an illogical question, but I didn't know what to expect. Metallica boasts a massive following, and their concerts tend to take place in large arenas. This one was at The Dome at America's Center in downtown St. Louis. Stadium-sized concerts have never been my cup of tea. I can never justify the cost of getting up close, and the nosebleed seats don't offer much of a view. Moreover, while I don't detest heavy metal, it's not a genre that dominates my playlists. I recognize a few Metallica songs, and I appreciate the talent of the musicians, but my excitement for the show was rather muted. Not too long ago, Les Claypool and his Frog Brigade were in