Move,Kate Bush. It's Metallica's turn. Stranger ThingsAt the Season 4 finale, Hellfire Club leader Eddie Manson (Joseph Quinn) used his sophisticated guitar skills. And we will have the most metallic concert ever. plan? He swings his guitar upside down, pulling Demobat away from Vecna's hideout and leaving it open for Steve (Joe Keery), Nancy (Natalia Dyer), Robin (Maya Hawke) and others to attack. But which song does Eddie play on Netflix'sStranger Things?
Stranger ThingsSeason 4 fully embraces the true healing power of 1980s music. Kate Bush's "Mysterious Hill" saved Max (Sadie Sink) from Vecna (Jamie Campbell Bower) in Volumes 1 and 2. Metallica will be the central stage. A true metal head, Eddie plays one of the most selected cuts of the iconic band and eventually becomes the hero he thought he couldn't.
But which song does Eddie play upside down and which song does Spotify recommend for Vecna? Stranger ThingsHere's what you need to know about the music in Season 4 Volume 2.
EddieStranger ThingsWhich song will you play in Season 4 Volume 2?
Eddie Manson plays Metallica's "Master of Puppets" upside down.
How did you know that? Am I a huge metal head like Eddie? No. Stranger ThingsI just watched the season 4 finale with subtitles.
Interesting fact: It's also I know that Moby's 1995 song "I want to die when it's cold" (!?!) Will be playedwhen the character dies. It is also the method of. The Duffer brothers may be a big fan of Moby, as the song will also appear in Season 1 ofStranger Things.
Are you running from Vecna? Spotify hasStranger ThingsSavior's Song
Max has Kate Bush's "Mysterious Hill" and Eddie has Metallica's "Master of Puppet". Will bring you back from the brink, Bekna's hideout? Well, you don't have to guess. Spotify covers you. 's new SpotifyStranger Thingsplaylistcontains individual Vecna songs. Or, well, those whole shit playlists.
When you log in to your Spotify account, you'll find what's called an "upside down playlist". It's full of music that plays repeatedly with songs inspired byStranger Things.
What will save me? Apparently Maggie Rogers' "That's Where I Am" isn't as embarrassing as I expected, given all the Taylor Swift I've heard in my life.
