‘Stranger Things 4’: Eddie Munson Actor Breaks Down That ‘Insane’ Metallica Guitar Solo

The last 2 episodes of Stranger Things, season 4, may have been aggravatingly postponed for some. They lastly dropped last Friday and– when it comes to brand-new character Eddie Munson (Joseph Quinn)– they were well worth the wait.

Spoilers ahead– Munson, the leader of the Hellfire Dungeons & & Dragons club– is eliminated in the ending by flying ravenous “demobats.” Prior to his end, stalling for time so his buddies can assault wicked Vecna, Eddie has the supreme hero minute. He gets up on the Upside Down’s variation of his caravan and knocks out a guitar solo to end all guitar solos, drawing the attention of the demobats.

Check out the clip of Eddie’s solo listed below.

” It’s outrageous,” Eddie star Joseph Quinn stated of the scene in an interview with The LA Times, released Sunday. “It’s doing so numerous things. I believe this is the only world in which something like that can occur and it does not seem like a pastiche. It does not feel required.”

Quinn included, “And hilariously, it does not feel melodramatic. It simply feels. And more than anything, it simply feels enjoyable. It’s that energy through that entire sort of absurd series that brings all of these stories together. That crescendo was so innovative and eventually so amusing.”

Quinn stated that he practiced the guitar prior to shooting his episodes.

” I keep in mind Skyping with the siblings prior to I signed on, and they weren’t distributing quite. They sent me a couple e-mails asking if I played guitar and I stated yes I did. They sent out the script over and I kind of imploded and went to go purchase a guitar as quickly as I might and began practicing.”

What tune does Eddie play in the ending?

Metallica’s Master of Puppets. Simply await it to be the next No. 1 hit, repopularized by Stranger Things precisely like Kate Bush’s Running Up That Hill— the tune struck No. 1 on iTunes after appearing in episode 4 of the series (it’s played once again throughout the season).