Rapidinhas do Metallica

Camões · Enviada: Sat Nov 04, 2017 7:30 pm Assunto:

Esses fodidos nao vao perder a oportunidade de lançar um album deixando bem claro que E O ULTIMO ALBUM DO MERDALLICA so para estourar vendas

uerlei · Enviada: Sat Nov 04, 2017 10:55 pm Assunto:

Camões escreveu:

Esses fodidos nao vao perder a oportunidade de lançar um album deixando bem claro que E O ULTIMO ALBUM DO MERDALLICA so para estourar vendas

Acho que não vão deixar essa oportunidade passar mesmo. Porém, Lars sempre querendo fazsr o DIFERENTE, não deve ser algo tão óbvio.

Shaman · Whiplash Mensagens: 33967 Localização: IE

jamais vão admitir.

Gud · Some Kind Of Monster Mensagens: 11229

Já poderia encerrar a banda agora.

Shaman · Whiplash Mensagens: 33967 Localização: IE

Kirkão · Enviada: Mon Nov 06, 2017 8:39 am Assunto:

Imaginem o Lars daqui a 10 anos.

Camões · Enviada: Mon Nov 06, 2017 9:14 am Assunto:

Vai tocar num drum pad

Skull · The End Of The Line Mensagens: 93900

Metallica Employ A Full-Time Archivist

Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich recently once again spoke about one of the more interesting members of their team, Bob Pfiefer, a former musician/record executive who now travels the world for the band, essentially serving as their full-time archivist. Speaking with Revolver, he offered of Pfiefer‘s role:

“We actually have a person who works for us, Bob Pfiefer, whose full-time job is to travel the world in solitude and try and unearth Metallica tapes and Metallica first-generation masters, and that type of stuff. That’s literally his only job! And you have to sort of be realistic about it. There’s some stuff that just doesn’t exist — no matter how many rocks you turn over, it’s just not going to show up.

You can throw your little rock star shit fit, or whatever, but some of this stuff is just lost to time. When you’re looking for stuff from the Eighties and before, it’s pretty limited — a lot of radio stations didn’t keep all their archived stuff, TV shows often erased [their tapes] and recorded over it. For me as, say, a Deep Purple fan, I’m pretty sure that every single recording that exists of Deep Purple playing live from, say, 1969 to 1973, I’ve already heard.

Because it’s not like two weeks of shows from their 1972 U.S. tour are suddenly going to show up in perfect condition. You kind of have to come to the conclusion that what’s there is there, and you accept that and move on.”