Rapidinhas do Metallica

[Moonwalker]

uerlei escreveu:

O último parágrafo deu foi pena. Cara nem deve se divertir mais.

Da pena de cair tanto em cima. Mas as outras bandas são a mesma coisa, pra não falar as que não tem toda essa estrutura.

uerlei escreveu:

O último parágrafo deu foi pena. Cara nem deve se divertir mais.

Da pena de cair tanto em cima. Mas as outras bandas são a mesma coisa, pra não falar as que não tem toda essa estrutura.

[Sensui Shinoba]

Eu ainda espero umas baladas pegajosas, um blues rock suculento, umas duas instrumentais épicas e mais um riff/refrão que destinado a se tornar um clássico atemporal (nível Master of Puppets ou Enter Sandman tá bom)

Eu ainda espero umas baladas pegajosas, um blues rock suculento, umas duas instrumentais épicas e mais um riff/refrão que destinado a se tornar um clássico atemporal (nível Master of Puppets ou Enter Sandman tá bom)

[Skull]

Tá.

Tá.

[Kuspe]

Enquanto aguentarem, para mim tá ótimo. Ainda que seja só para gravar umas músicas no estúdio.

Sempre gosto de bastante coisa nos álbuns. E no dia que não me agradar mais, sigo com os cds deles que me agradam, além dos de outras bandas, e eles continuam no caminho deles.

Com tanta opção nos dias de hoje, não tem razão para acompanhar uma banda que não agrade.

Como disse o James em entrevista: "Faço a música que eu gosto e que eu quero ouvir. Se você gostar, tudo bem; venha conosco. Se não gostar, tudo bem também; siga seu caminho como achar melhor!" (acho que foi mais ou menos isso...).

Enquanto aguentarem, para mim tá ótimo. Ainda que seja só para gravar umas músicas no estúdio.

Sempre gosto de bastante coisa nos álbuns. E no dia que não me agradar mais, sigo com os cds deles que me agradam, além dos de outras bandas, e eles continuam no caminho deles.

Com tanta opção nos dias de hoje, não tem razão para acompanhar uma banda que não agrade.

Como disse o James em entrevista: "Faço a música que eu gosto e que eu quero ouvir. Se você gostar, tudo bem; venha conosco. Se não gostar, tudo bem também; siga seu caminho como achar melhor!" (acho que foi mais ou menos isso...).

[Sensui Shinoba]

Também acho que não temos nada a perde com a produção de novos álbuns, sempre dá pra aproveitar uma coisa ou outra por mais que o rejeitemos como um todo. A possibilidade de um lampejo ocorrer, por mais discreto que seja, em meio a tantos erros e viagens mal sucedidas é sempre real.

Não acho que eles terão a carreira manchada se lançarem um caminhão de merda nos próximos discos, o que será considerado quando forem lembrados na história será sempre a época de ouro. A tendência é as expectativa ficarem cada vez menores com a qualidade dos álbuns conforme os caras vão ficando cada vez mais anciões, até o ponto em que serão tratados como café com leite e qualquer merda que lançarem passará a ser encarada de forma tolerante até mesmo pelos mais radicais "Ei, deixa os véio gagá brincarem, os caras já tão morrendo, deixem aproveitaram o que lhes resta de diversão". Tipo os Rolling Stones que ninguém mais coloca expectativa nenhuma em cima de materiais novos, é tudo na base do "o que vier de aproveitável é lucro"

Também acho que não temos nada a perde com a produção de novos álbuns, sempre dá pra aproveitar uma coisa ou outra por mais que o rejeitemos como um todo. A possibilidade de um lampejo ocorrer, por mais discreto que seja, em meio a tantos erros e viagens mal sucedidas é sempre real.

Não acho que eles terão a carreira manchada se lançarem um caminhão de merda nos próximos discos, o que será considerado quando forem lembrados na história será sempre a época de ouro. A tendência é as expectativa ficarem cada vez menores com a qualidade dos álbuns conforme os caras vão ficando cada vez mais anciões, até o ponto em que serão tratados como café com leite e qualquer merda que lançarem passará a ser encarada de forma tolerante até mesmo pelos mais radicais "Ei, deixa os véio gagá brincarem, os caras já tão morrendo, deixem aproveitaram o que lhes resta de diversão". Tipo os Rolling Stones que ninguém mais coloca expectativa nenhuma em cima de materiais novos, é tudo na base do "o que vier de aproveitável é lucro"

[Skull]

Quando falei aqui dos cambista nego achou que era zueira. É bem forte isso nos EUA em show de Rock.

Nunca que o Merdallica iria vender todos os ingressos daquele show em estádio de futebol apenas para fãs.

Deem risada agora.

METALLICA Frontman Wants More Action Taken Against Ticket Scalping

According to The Pulse Of Radio, METALLICA frontman James Hetfield says that the band is frustrated with the current state of ticket scalping — or the more legitimate "secondary market" sales — and would like to see more action taken to curb it. Speaking with The Canadian Press, Hetfield remarked: "There's always going to be someone who has an agenda. They're going to scoop up as many as they can. Technology can help for sure. It's hard to believe something more can't be done."

Hetfield added in a reference to ticket resellers: "There's legal scalping out there too, which is frustrating. 'Hey, wow, we just sold 10,000 tickets — and where did they go? To one place? Interesting.'"

METALLICA has just released its tenth album, "Hardwired… To Self-Destruct", and plans to spend the next two years touring the world, so ticket scalping will be an issue.

Hetfield said about the problem: "We're aware of it and doing what we can. At the end of the day, the fans get screwed and we get screwed. It shouldn't happen. I would just say, 'Fans, beware. Be smart about it.'"

Hetfield told The Pulse Of Radio a while back that the business side of touring has gotten harder for the acts too. "For some reason, touring is really difficult, and that was the answer to, you know, 'everyone just download, you'll make your money on tour!'" he said. "And now, well, guess what, you don't. Groups are gonna, they have to join together as packages to go out, and it's a struggle, and I'm really grateful that I'm not a band starting out right now. It'd be very difficult."

Quando falei aqui dos cambista nego achou que era zueira. É bem forte isso nos EUA em show de Rock.

Nunca que o Merdallica iria vender todos os ingressos daquele show em estádio de futebol apenas para fãs.

Deem risada agora.

METALLICA Frontman Wants More Action Taken Against Ticket Scalping

According to The Pulse Of Radio, METALLICA frontman James Hetfield says that the band is frustrated with the current state of ticket scalping — or the more legitimate "secondary market" sales — and would like to see more action taken to curb it. Speaking with The Canadian Press, Hetfield remarked: "There's always going to be someone who has an agenda. They're going to scoop up as many as they can. Technology can help for sure. It's hard to believe something more can't be done."

Hetfield added in a reference to ticket resellers: "There's legal scalping out there too, which is frustrating. 'Hey, wow, we just sold 10,000 tickets — and where did they go? To one place? Interesting.'"

METALLICA has just released its tenth album, "Hardwired… To Self-Destruct", and plans to spend the next two years touring the world, so ticket scalping will be an issue.

Hetfield said about the problem: "We're aware of it and doing what we can. At the end of the day, the fans get screwed and we get screwed. It shouldn't happen. I would just say, 'Fans, beware. Be smart about it.'"

Hetfield told The Pulse Of Radio a while back that the business side of touring has gotten harder for the acts too. "For some reason, touring is really difficult, and that was the answer to, you know, 'everyone just download, you'll make your money on tour!'" he said. "And now, well, guess what, you don't. Groups are gonna, they have to join together as packages to go out, and it's a struggle, and I'm really grateful that I'm not a band starting out right now. It'd be very difficult."

[Moonwalker]

Boa.

Boa.

[Skull]

Metallica’s Kirk Hammett Says He Could Only Recall Four Of The Riffs From His Lost iPhone

“I’m like the poster boy for losing his iPhone. I am the poster boy for that.”

“Let’s just say it’s like, the reverberations for me, the consequences of losing my cell phone have been immense. I mean, it doesn’t matter who you are or what type of person you are, I think losing your cell phone is traumatic for anyone. And I mean, okay, I lost my phone, I lost a lot of music, but I mean, people lose cell phones, they lose all their personal information, you know? I’m kind of a technological sloth. It took me losing my iPhone to figure out that I can back it up to the iCloud. And the ironic thing about that is, the guy who invented the cloud is my next-door neighbour (laughs).”

When asked if he would be able to recreate the riffs from memory, he offered:

“Let me tell you this. I had about, I don’t know, 450 entries in there, which means there were about 250, 300 riffs, because a lot of times I’ll write different versions of the same riff. And when I lost my phone, I could only recall about four riffs. So I’ve closed the book on that (laughs). And, you know, I’m sitting on some music—now!—that I’m happy about. I’m just waiting, waiting for an opportunity, you know, where it can grow. And, you know, I’m always writing music. Every time I pick up my guitar, I’m hoping I can write the next ‘Rock The Nation’ or something.”

Metallica’s Kirk Hammett Says He Could Only Recall Four Of The Riffs From His Lost iPhone

“I’m like the poster boy for losing his iPhone. I am the poster boy for that.”

“Let’s just say it’s like, the reverberations for me, the consequences of losing my cell phone have been immense. I mean, it doesn’t matter who you are or what type of person you are, I think losing your cell phone is traumatic for anyone. And I mean, okay, I lost my phone, I lost a lot of music, but I mean, people lose cell phones, they lose all their personal information, you know? I’m kind of a technological sloth. It took me losing my iPhone to figure out that I can back it up to the iCloud. And the ironic thing about that is, the guy who invented the cloud is my next-door neighbour (laughs).”

When asked if he would be able to recreate the riffs from memory, he offered:

“Let me tell you this. I had about, I don’t know, 450 entries in there, which means there were about 250, 300 riffs, because a lot of times I’ll write different versions of the same riff. And when I lost my phone, I could only recall about four riffs. So I’ve closed the book on that (laughs). And, you know, I’m sitting on some music—now!—that I’m happy about. I’m just waiting, waiting for an opportunity, you know, where it can grow. And, you know, I’m always writing music. Every time I pick up my guitar, I’m hoping I can write the next ‘Rock The Nation’ or something.”

[uerlei]

Não faz diferença, não teria nenhuma ideia aproveitada mesmo.

Não faz diferença, não teria nenhuma ideia aproveitada mesmo.

[Moonwalker]

O cara ainda tá nessas, meu Deus. Que diabo de riff ele tinha de tão especial nesse celular que não pode voltar a cabeça? Vsf.

O cara ainda tá nessas, meu Deus. Que diabo de riff ele tinha de tão especial nesse celular que não pode voltar a cabeça? Vsf.

[Skull]

METALLICA's KIRK HAMMETT Says His Solos On 'Hardwired' Were Completely Improvised

Asked if he prepared his solos for METALLICA's "Hardwired… To Self-Destruct" prior to recording them for the album, Kirk said: "That's what I used to do — I used to go into a lot of preparation and just do a lot of homework and just get up a bunch of ideas. But this time around, I just made sure that my playing abilities were at [their] best, and the idea was for me to capture a moment, be totally spontaneous, be completely improvisational and see what comes out. And it was a beautiful experience, because I had no idea how the solos were gonna turn out at the end. I had no idea what they were gonna be like. So I went into the studio and just did it. And looking back at all the lead-guitar playing on this album, I'm really just kind of blown away by it, because I know it's me but it doesn't sound like me, to me, because it's all stream of consciousness. And there's still at least seven or eight guitar solos I have to go back and sit down and re-learn because it just all flowed out from my mind, from my heart, from my gut. I was kind of surprised at how easy it was; it almost felt like, you know… it was too easy. I'm used to really torturing myself and working hard, pushing myself and bringing myself to the point of anxiety, and if I don't feel like I'm doing that, for some reason or another, I don't feel like I deserve anything that comes in the wake of that."

Vai vendo ele não conseguir aprender os solos que improvisou.

Se o bicho erra solo que toca faz 30 anos, imagina os novos.

METALLICA's KIRK HAMMETT Says His Solos On 'Hardwired' Were Completely Improvised

Asked if he prepared his solos for METALLICA's "Hardwired… To Self-Destruct" prior to recording them for the album, Kirk said: "That's what I used to do — I used to go into a lot of preparation and just do a lot of homework and just get up a bunch of ideas. But this time around, I just made sure that my playing abilities were at [their] best, and the idea was for me to capture a moment, be totally spontaneous, be completely improvisational and see what comes out. And it was a beautiful experience, because I had no idea how the solos were gonna turn out at the end. I had no idea what they were gonna be like. So I went into the studio and just did it. And looking back at all the lead-guitar playing on this album, I'm really just kind of blown away by it, because I know it's me but it doesn't sound like me, to me, because it's all stream of consciousness. And there's still at least seven or eight guitar solos I have to go back and sit down and re-learn because it just all flowed out from my mind, from my heart, from my gut. I was kind of surprised at how easy it was; it almost felt like, you know… it was too easy. I'm used to really torturing myself and working hard, pushing myself and bringing myself to the point of anxiety, and if I don't feel like I'm doing that, for some reason or another, I don't feel like I deserve anything that comes in the wake of that."

Vai vendo ele não conseguir aprender os solos que improvisou.

Se o bicho erra solo que toca faz 30 anos, imagina os novos.

[Moda]

Os cara são foda

Os cara são foda

[Papa Hec]

VAMO VE AO VIVO

VAMO VE AO VIVO

[Moonwalker]

Vamos rir do cara que acha que tá escrito Kirk Anthony Frusciante na identidade dele.

Vamos rir do cara que acha que tá escrito Kirk Anthony Frusciante na identidade dele.

[Sensui Shinoba]

Kirk é chato pra caralho, me irritou mais nesse álbum que o Lars

Sujeito que não faria diferença nenhuma se saísse

Kirk é chato pra caralho, me irritou mais nesse álbum que o Lars

Sujeito que não faria diferença nenhuma se saísse