I downloaded ...and justice for jason. Pretty much the same I would guess. Sounds great too. ;-) ya gotta love the internet!
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Metallica...what went wrong
- Thread starter Glenn77
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I downloaded ...and justice for jason. Pretty much the same I would guess. Sounds great too. ;-) ya gotta love the internet!
I thought they definitely still had that "fire in the belly" through ....and justice for all. James doesn't appear to be just going through the motions here.
Now that you mention it...
After the cleanup and haircut the first thing I thought of when I saw him "he's going for the country outlaw look".
James Hetfield and the McCoys
"Cruisin down a back road, yeeeah
Empty cans in the bed-uh
Girl gotta take it real slow
Red dirt party till your dead hey yeahrrr!"
"Cruisin down a back road, yeeeah
Empty cans in the bed-uh
Girl gotta take it real slow
Red dirt party till your dead hey yeahrrr!"
You guys don't like Death Magnetic? I think this one is freakin' AMAZING! All of the songs are great.
I thought Death Magnetic was their best album since Justice. I just listened to DM last week for the first time in over a year. There's some good stuff on there. The last song is absolutely killer.
metallica was wrong from the start. lars is the most pathetic excuse for a drummer. the only metallica albums worth listening to are ride the lightning, master of puppets, kill em all, and justice for all
Strange. Metallica was 'wrong from the start' but you then recommend their first four albums.
Lars may be a bit of a gimp, and their are a ton of drummers around that can play circles around him...but he's hardly a 'pathetic excuse' for a drummer.
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Of course metal hipsterism. It's been that way forever. As soon as a band becomes popular, they start to suck according to the cool kids who were into it first.
On the other hand, they're not always wrong. Sometimes bands do sell out, weaken their sound, run out of ideas, or lose the raw energy they started with.
Doesn't always happen though--I think the Dio years were Sabbath's best.
On the other hand, they're not always wrong. Sometimes bands do sell out, weaken their sound, run out of ideas, or lose the raw energy they started with.
Doesn't always happen though--I think the Dio years were Sabbath's best.
Doesn't always happen though--I think the Dio years were Sabbath's best.
Blasphemy!! Burn the witch!!!
Of course metal hipsterism. It's been that way forever. As soon as a band becomes popular, they start to suck according to the cool kids who were into it first.
On the other hand, they're not always wrong. Sometimes bands do sell out, weaken their sound, run out of ideas, or lose the raw energy they started with.
Doesn't always happen though--I think the Dio years were Sabbath's best.
No doubt they had some killer tunes with RJD (Die Young, Children Of The Sea etc), but I think those first four Sabbath albums are stand-alone classics.
If four of the best heavy albums of all time, and basically popularizing a genre, is wrong, I don't wanna be right. Plus I love how when someone isn't the best in the world, they suddenly become the worst. Yeah he's not Mike Mangini, but Lars is far from pathetic.
the snare drum sound on DM just kills it for me.
like it grates on my ears, I have to turn it off.
like it grates on my ears, I have to turn it off.
How many awesome albums should a group be expected to put out ? Look at how many of us didn't come close to one.
