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Metallica auditions from "Monster"

The scene in the movie where they audition bass players was pretty cool, anyone see it. It was cool to see and hear the different styles. The only thing is that they should have spent more time (IMO) showing the different bassists.

After seeing that scene there is no question, that Robert was the best choice. Doesn't Pepper Keenen play guitar? He also tried out. Anyone else see it?
 
One of them, I think Twigy Ramirez played the intro to 'For Whom The Bell Tolls' wrong.

Graeme

EDIT: They should have made that woman who played 'Seek & Destroy' their new bass player.
 
urb_munki said:
I used to dig Robert in Suicidal Tendencies - he's a great slapper - that muscle bound look in Metallica is so funny - I think I need to beef up for my funk gigs ;)

Have you heard his funkrock group, Infectuous Grooves?
I'm not a huge fan of their music, but Rob surely got a powerful tone! I'm looking forward to hearing his new stuff with Metallica. Will he be allowed to shine trough? Because playing their old stuff he will never really be able to put that much into it.

And yeah, I am indeed an old Metallica fan!
I still feel they are/was top notch songwriters. But each to his own, I guess.
 
Yeah that was sweet. If Cliff is the Metal god, Trujillo is one of his angels.

Trujillo is the guy who made me throw away all of my picks. I used to be a kid who used picks for fast stuff because I was lazy, but after watching Rob, I won't EVER touch a pick.

YAY FOR ROB! :hyper: