Metallica (Official Thread)

[Tray73]

This was for charity, and I think it was a wonderful thing for Hetfield to play Enter Sandman, one of their biggest hits, with these kids!!!

Heard about this on the radio the other day. James received the Livin' The Dream Award for his support of Little Kids Rock (a non profit organization which provides music instruction and instruments to schools across America) over the years

 

[METALPRIEST]

16 Years Ago

Reload

 

[Lynch]

16 Years Ago




Reload



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I still laugh every time I see that picture. Even funnier (perhaps) is that is exactly how my 19yr old son and I have been saying that line for the past few years, every time we are together and that song is played.​

 

[METALPRIEST]

I still laugh every time I see that picture. Even funnier (perhaps) is that is exactly how my 19yr old son and I have been saying that line for the past few years, every time we are together and that song is played.[/LEFT]

.....hey coming to DVD and Blu ray at the top of 2014

 

[Riff Raff]

Reload. How time flies huh? I always believed that was a vastly superior album to Load and still do apart from the horrible song The Memory Remains.

 

[Pappy]

There are some great tunes on Load/Reload that people are cheating themselves out of enjoying. Most notably the epic Bleeding Me/Outlaw Torn/Fixxxer trio. I think those three songs stand up to anything that Metallica has written.

 

[Lynch]

Bleeding Me is my favorite post-Black album song by Metallica. Great track!

 

[Riff Raff]

Prime Cuts: Metallica's James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett Critique Key Songs in the Band

Cool website that shows James and Kirk talking about what the processes were making some of their classics.

 

[Tray73]

There are some great tunes on Load/Reload that people are cheating themselves out of enjoying. Most notably the epic Bleeding Me/Outlaw Torn/Fixxxer trio. I think those three songs stand up to anything that Metallica has written.

Bleeding Me and Outlaw Torn are two of my favourite tracks by them

 

[Tray73]

Prime Cuts: Metallica's James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett Critique Key Songs in the Band

Cool website that shows James and Kirk talking about what the processes were making some of their classics.

Bookmarked for later when I have more time to read it