Rapidinhas do Metallica

[[metalremains]]

O cara não pode mais ter hobbies.

O cara não pode mais ter hobbies.

[Skull]

No Bostilia todo mundo já baixou esse app.

No Bostilia todo mundo já baixou esse app.

[Quincas]

Baita hobby lixo.

Consegue ser pior que esse aqui:

Baita hobby lixo.

Consegue ser pior que esse aqui:

[[metalremains]]

Tá conservadão esse aí.

Tá conservadão esse aí.

[Kirkão]

[metalremains] escreveu:

O cara não pode mais ter hobbies.

Não pode não.

[metalremains] escreveu:

O cara não pode mais ter hobbies.

Não pode não.

[Gud]

Quincas escreveu:

Baita hobby lixo. Consegue ser pior que esse aqui: (Imagem)

Lindão, se tivesse dinheiro só queria ter um XR3 84.

Quincas escreveu:

Baita hobby lixo. Consegue ser pior que esse aqui: (Imagem)

Lindão, se tivesse dinheiro só queria ter um XR3 84.

[LaGrecca]

Citação:

The Missing Bass on Metallica’s ‘…And Justice for All’ Explained by Mixer Steve Thompson [Exclusive] One of the longest running questions in metal history has been, “Where is the bass on Metallica‘s …And Justice for All?” We recently had a chance to speak with one of the key figures in this mystery, Steve Thompson, who was responsible for mixing the album. Thompson has held firm over the years that he’s not exactly thrilled with the mix, but that it was his job to do what the band wanted. But to get to the crux of what happened to the bass, you first have to look at the mix for the drums on the album. “Lars [Ulrich] has a specific way in which he wanted his drums to sound. He would actually send me pictures of an EQ setup,” explained Thompson, who admitted he was taken aback after hearing where things stood after fellow mixer Michael Barbiero had set up the room per Lars’ instructions. “I chased everybody out of the room and I think they had [James] Hetfield in the room, and I changed the drum sound to be more what I was hearing, and then put on the bass and guitars and stuff like that,” recalls Thompson. “The thing about Jason [Newsted]‘s parts, they were in perfect rhythm with James’ guitars. It was a great marriage that worked out great.” After Thompson put his mix together, it didn’t take long for Ulrich to find an issue. “He says, ‘Stop tape. I’ve got a problem. What happened to my drum sound?’ And I basically said, ‘You were serious?,” recalls Thompson. Not only did he ask Thompson to adhere to his drum sound, he also requested that he drop Jason Newsted’s bass to where it was barely audible. Thompson said he was a huge fan of the band, but the direction was not something he had envisioned and he had actually asked out of the project but was eventually convinced to stay. Years later, Thompson can laugh about it a little bit and had a fun yet absurd moment with Lars Ulrich at the band’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction: “I’m hanging out with Lars and Lars came up to me and said, ‘We did have bass on that record, didn’t we?’ … And I said, ‘You’re kidding me. You’re absolutely kidding me.’” Watch Steve Thompson discussing the mixing of the …And Justice for All album in the player above. Read More: Metallica Mixer Explains the Missing Bass on '...And Justice for All' | http://loudwire.com/missing-bass-metallica-and-justice-for-all-explained-by-mixer-steve-thompson/?trackback=fbshare_top_flat_4&trackback=tsmclip

YouTube: Metallica Mixer Explains Missing Bass on 'And Justice for All' [Exclusive] Duração: 04:54

Citação:

The Missing Bass on Metallica’s ‘…And Justice for All’ Explained by Mixer Steve Thompson [Exclusive] One of the longest running questions in metal history has been, “Where is the bass on Metallica‘s …And Justice for All?” We recently had a chance to speak with one of the key figures in this mystery, Steve Thompson, who was responsible for mixing the album. Thompson has held firm over the years that he’s not exactly thrilled with the mix, but that it was his job to do what the band wanted. But to get to the crux of what happened to the bass, you first have to look at the mix for the drums on the album. “Lars [Ulrich] has a specific way in which he wanted his drums to sound. He would actually send me pictures of an EQ setup,” explained Thompson, who admitted he was taken aback after hearing where things stood after fellow mixer Michael Barbiero had set up the room per Lars’ instructions. “I chased everybody out of the room and I think they had [James] Hetfield in the room, and I changed the drum sound to be more what I was hearing, and then put on the bass and guitars and stuff like that,” recalls Thompson. “The thing about Jason [Newsted]‘s parts, they were in perfect rhythm with James’ guitars. It was a great marriage that worked out great.” After Thompson put his mix together, it didn’t take long for Ulrich to find an issue. “He says, ‘Stop tape. I’ve got a problem. What happened to my drum sound?’ And I basically said, ‘You were serious?,” recalls Thompson. Not only did he ask Thompson to adhere to his drum sound, he also requested that he drop Jason Newsted’s bass to where it was barely audible. Thompson said he was a huge fan of the band, but the direction was not something he had envisioned and he had actually asked out of the project but was eventually convinced to stay. Years later, Thompson can laugh about it a little bit and had a fun yet absurd moment with Lars Ulrich at the band’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction: “I’m hanging out with Lars and Lars came up to me and said, ‘We did have bass on that record, didn’t we?’ … And I said, ‘You’re kidding me. You’re absolutely kidding me.’” Watch Steve Thompson discussing the mixing of the …And Justice for All album in the player above. Read More: Metallica Mixer Explains the Missing Bass on '...And Justice for All' | http://loudwire.com/missing-bass-metallica-and-justice-for-all-explained-by-mixer-steve-thompson/?trackback=fbshare_top_flat_4&trackback=tsmclip

YouTube: Metallica Mixer Explains Missing Bass on 'And Justice for All' [Exclusive] Duração: 04:54

[Quincas]

[metalremains] escreveu:

Tá conservadão esse aí.

Tá mesmo. Mas era pé de boi.

Gud escreveu:

Lindão, se tivesse dinheiro só queria ter um XR3 84.

Aqui na família já teve um 1.8 Guarujá. Saudades. =(

[metalremains] escreveu:

Tá conservadão esse aí.

Tá mesmo. Mas era pé de boi.

Gud escreveu:

Lindão, se tivesse dinheiro só queria ter um XR3 84.

Aqui na família já teve um 1.8 Guarujá. Saudades. =(

[Gud]

YouTube: Metallica & Lady Gaga: Pre-Grammy Rehearsal Duração: 04:28

YouTube: Metallica & Lady Gaga: Pre-Grammy Rehearsal Duração: 04:28

[Skull]

Cringe.

Cringe.

[Quincas]

Gud escreveu:

YouTube: Metallica & Lady Gaga: Pre-Grammy Rehearsal Duração: 04:28

O final "Not again..." "montreal!"



Tem que ter muita presença de espírito pra se zoar relembrando um episódio tão tenso.

Gud escreveu:

YouTube: Metallica & Lady Gaga: Pre-Grammy Rehearsal Duração: 04:28

O final "Not again..." "montreal!"



Tem que ter muita presença de espírito pra se zoar relembrando um episódio tão tenso.

[[metalremains]]

Bom vídeo.

Bom vídeo.

[Skull]

METALLICA's KIRK HAMMETT Recalls Being Bullied In High School

According to The Pulse Of Radio, METALLICA guitarist Kirk Hammett opened up about being bullied in high school during an interview with San Francisco radio station 107.7 The Bone. Hammett recalled "local neighborhood hoodlums" who "picked anyone who was an easy target who looked different from them... They were people with very low IQs that had nothing better to do with their time, except on picking and bullying on other people."

He continued: "They used to terrify us all the time! And then we go to the other side of town, and there were the Mexican gangs we had to constantly worry about as well… We [would] just try and not to go anywhere near those guys."

Hammett added that he started playing guitar around that time because "it was one of the only things I found that could calm me down when I was a kid, and give me some sort of… I was able to use it to ground myself and be more in the moment."

He added that music "saved my life," saying, "If I didn't have music I would have just.... Who knows? I was on a pretty bad path when I discovered music, and music kept me going from further down that path."

METALLICA's KIRK HAMMETT Recalls Being Bullied In High School

According to The Pulse Of Radio, METALLICA guitarist Kirk Hammett opened up about being bullied in high school during an interview with San Francisco radio station 107.7 The Bone. Hammett recalled "local neighborhood hoodlums" who "picked anyone who was an easy target who looked different from them... They were people with very low IQs that had nothing better to do with their time, except on picking and bullying on other people."

He continued: "They used to terrify us all the time! And then we go to the other side of town, and there were the Mexican gangs we had to constantly worry about as well… We [would] just try and not to go anywhere near those guys."

Hammett added that he started playing guitar around that time because "it was one of the only things I found that could calm me down when I was a kid, and give me some sort of… I was able to use it to ground myself and be more in the moment."

He added that music "saved my life," saying, "If I didn't have music I would have just.... Who knows? I was on a pretty bad path when I discovered music, and music kept me going from further down that path."

[fanatic]

A cara

Quanto ao baixo do Newsted, nada diferente do que se espera do Neandertallica.

A cara

Quanto ao baixo do Newsted, nada diferente do que se espera do Neandertallica.

[Gud]

YouTube: Metallica: Master of Puppets (Deluxe Box Set) Unboxing Video Duração: 04:30

YouTube: Metallica: Disposable Heroes (Remastered) Duração: 08:16

YouTube: Metallica: The Thing That Should Not Be (Live at the Aragon Ballroom) Duração: 06:14

Fodao esse box.

YouTube: Metallica: Master of Puppets (Deluxe Box Set) Unboxing Video Duração: 04:30

YouTube: Metallica: Disposable Heroes (Remastered) Duração: 08:16

YouTube: Metallica: The Thing That Should Not Be (Live at the Aragon Ballroom) Duração: 06:14

Fodao esse box.