Rapidinhas do Metallica

[Sensui Shinoba]

Confesso que é a primeira vez que vejo o "timbre" sendo usado como a maior justificativa para a aclamação de um disco inteiro

Confesso que é a primeira vez que vejo o "timbre" sendo usado como a maior justificativa para a aclamação de um disco inteiro

[Bay Area Thrasher]

Os timbres sao fodoes mesmo, mas o destaque destes albuns chama-se JASON NEWSTED

Os timbres sao fodoes mesmo, mas o destaque destes albuns chama-se JASON NEWSTED

[Sensui Shinoba]

O Load não deveria entrar nem na categoria de metal, que dirá ser considerado "um dos melhores do metal"

A última coisa que lembro ouvndo Load é de metal

O Load não deveria entrar nem na categoria de metal, que dirá ser considerado "um dos melhores do metal"

A última coisa que lembro ouvndo Load é de metal

[Bay Area Thrasher]

Bleeding me é metal

Bleeding me é metal

[Sensui Shinoba]

Gosto demais da atmosfera dos Load's, da sonoridade, da liberdade musical, do som polido, da voz limpa do James, da simplicidade. A perspectiva negativa sobre esses álbuns, pelo menos pra mim, nunca foi a proposta seguida mas sim a presença de umas músicas que simplesmente não possuem qualidade apesar de todos esses aspectos positivos. Como músicas não se sustentam, são esquecíveis, insossas, com cara de lado B.

Subtraia 4 músicas de cada um deles e temos dois putas álbuns de hard rock.

Gosto demais da atmosfera dos Load's, da sonoridade, da liberdade musical, do som polido, da voz limpa do James, da simplicidade. A perspectiva negativa sobre esses álbuns, pelo menos pra mim, nunca foi a proposta seguida mas sim a presença de umas músicas que simplesmente não possuem qualidade apesar de todos esses aspectos positivos. Como músicas não se sustentam, são esquecíveis, insossas, com cara de lado B.

Subtraia 4 músicas de cada um deles e temos dois putas álbuns de hard rock.

[Sensui Shinoba]

Bleeding me é tão fodida que tá livre pra ser encaixada em qualquer categoria

Fui ouvir o Load agora e só percebi nesse momento a semelhança de Mouth into Flame com Ain't My Bitch. ManUnkind também bebe dessa fonte

Bem fodinha essa música, e era uma das que no início achava meio pau mole. Vocal fodão do Pai James.

Bleeding me é tão fodida que tá livre pra ser encaixada em qualquer categoria

Fui ouvir o Load agora e só percebi nesse momento a semelhança de Mouth into Flame com Ain't My Bitch. ManUnkind também bebe dessa fonte

Bem fodinha essa música, e era uma das que no início achava meio pau mole. Vocal fodão do Pai James.

[Kuspe]

Sensui Shinoba escreveu:

O Load não deveria entrar nem na categoria de metal, quanto mais ser considerado "um dos melhores do metal" A última coisa que lembro ouvndo Load é de metal

Pensei a mesma coisa.. Não dá para colocar Load e Reload na categoria Metal.

Moonwalker escreveu:

Ah, então existe um vídeo. Boa. Tá certo que o pedal já existe aí há tempos e a entrevista e da semana passada, mas o que vale é a intenção. Vou assistir.

Mais um!

YouTube: Kirk Hammett on his new Randall KH103 Signature Amp Head Duração: 03:33

E uma propagandinha para a Ernie Ball:

YouTube: Ernie Ball: String Theory - Kirk Hammett Duração: 15:05

Sensui Shinoba escreveu:

O Load não deveria entrar nem na categoria de metal, quanto mais ser considerado "um dos melhores do metal" A última coisa que lembro ouvndo Load é de metal

Pensei a mesma coisa.. Não dá para colocar Load e Reload na categoria Metal.

Moonwalker escreveu:

Ah, então existe um vídeo. Boa. Tá certo que o pedal já existe aí há tempos e a entrevista e da semana passada, mas o que vale é a intenção. Vou assistir.

Mais um!

YouTube: Kirk Hammett on his new Randall KH103 Signature Amp Head Duração: 03:33

E uma propagandinha para a Ernie Ball:

YouTube: Ernie Ball: String Theory - Kirk Hammett Duração: 15:05

[Papa Hec]

Sugiro que leiam essa entrevista com o caboclo do Trivium em inglês. Achei bem mal traduzida essa bersao ak

Sugiro que leiam essa entrevista com o caboclo do Trivium em inglês. Achei bem mal traduzida essa bersao ak

[Moonwalker]

Kuspe escreveu:

Pensei a mesma coisa.. Não dá para colocar Load e Reload na categoria Metal. Mais um! YouTube: Kirk Hammett on his new Randall KH103 Signature Amp Head Duração: 03:33 E uma propagandinha para a Ernie Ball: YouTube: Ernie Ball: String Theory - Kirk Hammett Duração: 15:05

Esses não tem nada a ver. Propagandas dr papiros patrocínios dele.

Kuspe escreveu:

Pensei a mesma coisa.. Não dá para colocar Load e Reload na categoria Metal. Mais um! YouTube: Kirk Hammett on his new Randall KH103 Signature Amp Head Duração: 03:33 E uma propagandinha para a Ernie Ball: YouTube: Ernie Ball: String Theory - Kirk Hammett Duração: 15:05

Esses não tem nada a ver. Propagandas dr papiros patrocínios dele.

[Moonwalker]

[Camões]

Sdds jason

Sdds jason

[Papa Hec]

Metalocalypse <3

Amo muito.

Metalocalypse <3

Amo muito.

[Skull]

JAMES HETFIELD Credits Honesty For METALLICA's Continued Success

On how his kids view what he does for a living and the songs that he creates:

Hetfield: "Yeah, you know, it's an interesting subject. My kids have grown up in kind of a limelight. We try to protect them where we can. I think it's important that they understand what I do, that it's not just, 'Dad sits around on the couch and plays guitar.' That's what you do for a living and we get to travel the world and all of this. There's hard work that goes into it. So I think it's important that they see that hard work. They see me after the show coughing up a lung or something, or just beat. They see the hard touring schedule as well, so they understand it. But they see the joy that I get out of it, so through that hard work, you get joy out of it as well. As far as songs go, they know the songs, 'cause they're kind of the soundtrack to them growing up. They've traveled around with me all around the world. I think they respect it, they like certain songs. But I'm just dad, I'm just a dork. 'Dad, you embarrass me. What the hell?' And they show me love that way, by telling me, 'Dad, you're being a jerk.' Or, 'Why do you have to do that?' Okay, I get it. And, 'Dad takes up a little too much space.' [laughs] And I love that."

On Lemmy passing away last year:

Hetfield: "Well, Lemmy was one of those guys who I looked up to as a mentor, really, kind of from day one when I was introduced to MOTÖRHEAD. He just looked live a very confident and strong immovable object. And that's what I wanted to be, you know. I needed that, 'cause my life was so crazy and unstable and dysfunctional. I've met him plenty of times. We'd sit down and have a chat over a drink or something. We weren't close friends, but we had a mutual respect for each other. So when he passed, I really was hoping that he knew that we loved and respected him, and that what he did for METALLICA, whether he knows it or not, he was a main reason for why we are where we are today. And when he passed, it felt a little weird. Like, 'The captain of this ship is gone. Who's driving? Who's the godfather of metal now?' But he will always be — always be, for sure."

On what he would credit for METALLICA's continued success:

Hetfield: "Honesty, for sure. Honesty. Whether it's in the 'Some Kind Of Monster' movie or the music or our live show, being honest. At the [intimate] show [in Toronto] last night, the 'One' intro ends, intro to 'One', I go out and I start playing 'Fade To Black'. [Laughs] It's, like, 'What the hell?' And me realizing and getting that wave of shame, like, 'Oh my God! You're an idiot.' And then you're, like, 'All right. Just laugh at it, 'cause it's kind of funny.' And what else are you gonna do? And then start the 'One' song and then later talk about it. So being honest about it is so freeing — being honest with each other, with ourselves. We're 53. What's it look like? What are we gonna do? How long can we tour? How can we stay healthy and happy? So being honest with each other."

JAMES HETFIELD Credits Honesty For METALLICA's Continued Success

On how his kids view what he does for a living and the songs that he creates:

Hetfield: "Yeah, you know, it's an interesting subject. My kids have grown up in kind of a limelight. We try to protect them where we can. I think it's important that they understand what I do, that it's not just, 'Dad sits around on the couch and plays guitar.' That's what you do for a living and we get to travel the world and all of this. There's hard work that goes into it. So I think it's important that they see that hard work. They see me after the show coughing up a lung or something, or just beat. They see the hard touring schedule as well, so they understand it. But they see the joy that I get out of it, so through that hard work, you get joy out of it as well. As far as songs go, they know the songs, 'cause they're kind of the soundtrack to them growing up. They've traveled around with me all around the world. I think they respect it, they like certain songs. But I'm just dad, I'm just a dork. 'Dad, you embarrass me. What the hell?' And they show me love that way, by telling me, 'Dad, you're being a jerk.' Or, 'Why do you have to do that?' Okay, I get it. And, 'Dad takes up a little too much space.' [laughs] And I love that."

On Lemmy passing away last year:

Hetfield: "Well, Lemmy was one of those guys who I looked up to as a mentor, really, kind of from day one when I was introduced to MOTÖRHEAD. He just looked live a very confident and strong immovable object. And that's what I wanted to be, you know. I needed that, 'cause my life was so crazy and unstable and dysfunctional. I've met him plenty of times. We'd sit down and have a chat over a drink or something. We weren't close friends, but we had a mutual respect for each other. So when he passed, I really was hoping that he knew that we loved and respected him, and that what he did for METALLICA, whether he knows it or not, he was a main reason for why we are where we are today. And when he passed, it felt a little weird. Like, 'The captain of this ship is gone. Who's driving? Who's the godfather of metal now?' But he will always be — always be, for sure."

On what he would credit for METALLICA's continued success:

Hetfield: "Honesty, for sure. Honesty. Whether it's in the 'Some Kind Of Monster' movie or the music or our live show, being honest. At the [intimate] show [in Toronto] last night, the 'One' intro ends, intro to 'One', I go out and I start playing 'Fade To Black'. [Laughs] It's, like, 'What the hell?' And me realizing and getting that wave of shame, like, 'Oh my God! You're an idiot.' And then you're, like, 'All right. Just laugh at it, 'cause it's kind of funny.' And what else are you gonna do? And then start the 'One' song and then later talk about it. So being honest about it is so freeing — being honest with each other, with ourselves. We're 53. What's it look like? What are we gonna do? How long can we tour? How can we stay healthy and happy? So being honest with each other."

[uerlei]

Que filho da puta.

Que filho da puta.

[Skull]

At the [intimate] show [in Toronto] last night, the 'One' intro ends, intro to 'One', I go out and I start playing 'Fade To Black'. [Laughs] It's, like, 'What the hell?' And me realizing and getting that wave of shame, like, 'Oh my God! You're an idiot.' And then you're, like, 'All right. Just laugh at it, 'cause it's kind of funny.' And what else are you gonna do? And then start the 'One' song and then later talk about it.

Cometer erro nos shows é "honestidade" agora.

At the [intimate] show [in Toronto] last night, the 'One' intro ends, intro to 'One', I go out and I start playing 'Fade To Black'. [Laughs] It's, like, 'What the hell?' And me realizing and getting that wave of shame, like, 'Oh my God! You're an idiot.' And then you're, like, 'All right. Just laugh at it, 'cause it's kind of funny.' And what else are you gonna do? And then start the 'One' song and then later talk about it.

Cometer erro nos shows é "honestidade" agora.