Skull The End Of The Line

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Bay Area Thrasher The End Of The Line


Make america great again
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Tem que metwr wha wha no hino |
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uerlei The End Of The Line


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Primeira vez que respeitei o hino amerdaricano. |
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Shaman Whiplash


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| Bay Area Thrasher escreveu: | | Tem que metwr wha wha no hino |
Até imaginei aqui....  |
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Brenight Master Of Puppets


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| uerlei escreveu: | | Primeira vez que respeitei o hino amerdaricano. |
Só assim pra ele ficar bom mesmo. |
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Kirkão Whiplash


:. Mastodonic Brotherhood :.
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Com wah wah praticamente nada fica bom, querido. Cortesia do sr. Hammet. |
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Skull The End Of The Line

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Tenho certeza que um dia vou abrir o Blabbermouth e ver a notícia do Kirk encontrado morto.
Bicho deve tá viciado em algum remédio aí. Lembram daquele vídeo que ele tava quase babando?
É a única explicação pra ter piorado tanto nos últimos anos. |
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Reborned Master Of Puppets


Searching for the lost Xanadu
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Os nossos Mestres não morrem, só ficam mais fortes. |
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LaGrecca Some Kind Of Monster

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Por favor, parem de maltratar The Ripper! |
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Gud Some Kind Of Monster


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| Skull escreveu: | Tenho certeza que um dia vou abrir o Blabbermouth e ver a notícia do Kirk encontrado morto.
Bicho deve tá viciado em algum remédio aí. Lembram daquele vídeo que ele tava quase babando?
É a única explicação pra ter piorado tanto nos últimos anos. |
Pior que eu penso a mesma coisa. |
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jordan Hero Of The Day


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| Skull escreveu: | Tenho certeza que um dia vou abrir o Blabbermouth e ver a notícia do Kirk encontrado morto.
Bicho deve tá viciado em algum remédio aí. Lembram daquele vídeo que ele tava quase babando?
É a única explicação pra ter piorado tanto nos últimos anos. |
Pior que eu não duvido nada. Desde a época da gravação do HW que tem algo de errado com o Kirk. |
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Camões The End Of The Line


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| Skull escreveu: | Tenho certeza que um dia vou abrir o Blabbermouth e ver a notícia do Kirk encontrado morto.
Bicho deve tá viciado em algum remédio aí. Lembram daquele vídeo que ele tava quase babando?
É a única explicação pra ter piorado tanto nos últimos anos. |
Tem outra sim, ser um fodido |
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Skull The End Of The Line

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MIKE PORTNOY On METALLICA: Never Has Such A Huge Band Also Had So Many 'Incredible Misses'
Speaking about METALLICA's inconsistent catalogue of music, which has included "Lulu", the critically panned and commercially unsuccessful 2011 collaboration with Lou Reed, Portnoy said: "That's the incredible thing about METALLICA. As much as they are the biggest metal band of all time and they've made some of the… I mean, the 'Black Album' and 'Master Of Puppets' and 'Kill 'Em All', these are the greatest metal albums of all time, but they've also had such incredible misses as well. It's crazy. Never has such a huge, huge band also had so many [critically panned releases]. I mean, 'Lulu' — oh my God! The fact that they made an album like that, or what they did with 'St. Anger', or, in my opinion, with 'Load' and 'Reload' albums. So they're not invincible. They're not like THE BEATLES where everything they touched was perfect and classic and is gold. They've had these missteps as well, but it just never seemed to stop them."
Portnoy also talked about METALLICA's controversial 2003 LP "St. Anger", which was criticized by many fans for its lack of guitar solos, extended riffs, its raw production and the thin drum sound. "There's no question, it's an incredibly weird album," Mike said. "As much as I liked a lot of those elements of what they were going for [on that record], I also remember sitting… DREAM THEATER was making the 'Train Of Thought' album at that time, and we had just [played] the whole 'Master Of Puppets' [LP in concert] and put that out. And I remember while we were making the 'Train Of Thought' album, 'St. Anger' came out, and I remember sitting in my car outside the studio and I called [DREAM THEATER guitarist] John Petrucci into my car to play him some of the songs. And it was… I can't remember… maybe the middle of 'Invisible Kid' or 'Dirty Window', this weird middle section with just screaming and moaning, and James's [Hetfield] vocals are… [I was, like], 'What is going on?' And the sound of the snare drum.
"As much as I appreciated that album and it got me back because of the spirit and the intention and I really got that, there's no question there's some really hard-to-listen-to stuff on that album," Portnoy added. "There were moments where I was, like, 'Oh my God! What are they fucking thinking?' But then there were other moments [where I was], like, 'Oh, man! This is fucking great!' It was a really mixed album for me." |
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jordan Hero Of The Day


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| Skull escreveu: | MIKE PORTNOY On METALLICA: Never Has Such A Huge Band Also Had So Many 'Incredible Misses'
Speaking about METALLICA's inconsistent catalogue of music, which has included "Lulu", the critically panned and commercially unsuccessful 2011 collaboration with Lou Reed, Portnoy said: "That's the incredible thing about METALLICA. As much as they are the biggest metal band of all time and they've made some of the… I mean, the 'Black Album' and 'Master Of Puppets' and 'Kill 'Em All', these are the greatest metal albums of all time, but they've also had such incredible misses as well. It's crazy. Never has such a huge, huge band also had so many [critically panned releases]. I mean, 'Lulu' — oh my God! The fact that they made an album like that, or what they did with 'St. Anger', or, in my opinion, with 'Load' and 'Reload' albums. So they're not invincible. They're not like THE BEATLES where everything they touched was perfect and classic and is gold. They've had these missteps as well, but it just never seemed to stop them."
Portnoy also talked about METALLICA's controversial 2003 LP "St. Anger", which was criticized by many fans for its lack of guitar solos, extended riffs, its raw production and the thin drum sound. "There's no question, it's an incredibly weird album," Mike said. "As much as I liked a lot of those elements of what they were going for [on that record], I also remember sitting… DREAM THEATER was making the 'Train Of Thought' album at that time, and we had just [played] the whole 'Master Of Puppets' [LP in concert] and put that out. And I remember while we were making the 'Train Of Thought' album, 'St. Anger' came out, and I remember sitting in my car outside the studio and I called [DREAM THEATER guitarist] John Petrucci into my car to play him some of the songs. And it was… I can't remember… maybe the middle of 'Invisible Kid' or 'Dirty Window', this weird middle section with just screaming and moaning, and James's [Hetfield] vocals are… [I was, like], 'What is going on?' And the sound of the snare drum.
"As much as I appreciated that album and it got me back because of the spirit and the intention and I really got that, there's no question there's some really hard-to-listen-to stuff on that album," Portnoy added. "There were moments where I was, like, 'Oh my God! What are they fucking thinking?' But then there were other moments [where I was], like, 'Oh, man! This is fucking great!' It was a really mixed album for me." |
Perdeu a razão quando se atreveu a citar os Load´s. |
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uerlei The End Of The Line


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