Rapidinhas do Metallica

[PH]

Tá pra chegar ainda o dia que algum fanboy do MR vai aceitar qualquer verdade negativa exposta sobre os caras.

Tá pra chegar ainda o dia que algum fanboy do MR vai aceitar qualquer verdade negativa exposta sobre os caras.

[Brenight]

Já aceitamos várias, o fato aqui é que a coerência só se aplica para um lado.

Já aceitamos várias, o fato aqui é que a coerência só se aplica para um lado.

[[metalremains]]

Breno escreveu:

Já aceitamos várias, o fato aqui é que a coerência só se aplica para um lado.

Assino embaixo.

Breno escreveu:

Já aceitamos várias, o fato aqui é que a coerência só se aplica para um lado.

Assino embaixo.

[Bay Area Thrasher]

Ainda se fosse um musico decente criticando o metallica blz, mas esse fodido do caralho ai da nao

Ainda se fosse um musico decente criticando o metallica blz, mas esse fodido do caralho ai da nao

[uerlei]

Eu nem vi como crítica à banda.

Achei só uma visão tosca do mundo.

Eu nem vi como crítica à banda.

Achei só uma visão tosca do mundo.

[[metalremains]]

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Fazia tempo que não via o bicho sem boné.

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Fazia tempo que não via o bicho sem boné.

[Shaman]

Parece um bobblehead...

Parece um bobblehead...

[Bay Area Thrasher]

Pode cre hahahaha

Pode cre hahahaha

[[metalremains]]

Pra mim, parece a testa do Pennywise.

Pra mim, parece a testa do Pennywise.

[Brenight]

Dá pra amolar um facão aí fácil fácil.

Dá pra amolar um facão aí fácil fácil.

[uerlei]

[metalremains] escreveu:

View this post on Instagram Fazia tempo que não via o bicho sem boné.

Nem sabia que o PH era dinamarquês.

[metalremains] escreveu:

View this post on Instagram Fazia tempo que não via o bicho sem boné.

Nem sabia que o PH era dinamarquês.

[Quincas]

uerlei escreveu:

Nem sabia que o PH era dinamarquês.

uerlei escreveu:

Nem sabia que o PH era dinamarquês.

[Brenight]

[JudasRising]

Mais cabeça que tronco.

Mais cabeça que tronco.

[jordan]

PH escreveu:

Destruction Frontman Says Metallica Is Too Rich to Be Angry About Anything, Talks Why US Thrash Is More Popular Than German During a conversation with Rauta, Destruction singer/bassist Schmier talked about thrash metal, touching on Metallica and the subject of US vs. German thrash. Destruction is commonly considered as one of the Big Teutonic Four, alongside Kreator, Sodom, and Tankard. They released their 15th studio album "Born to Perish" this August. Asked why he thinks American thrash bands like Metallica and Slayer achieved greater success than German bands such as Destruction and Kreator, the musician replied (via Blabbermouth): "You have to understand the Americans are sellers - they know how to sell themselves when it comes to image; when it comes to catchy songs. I mean, look at Metallica - they started to write catchy songs, and then they became famous... They still fill stadiums. "And Slayer, of course, they had their 'cult' status at one point, and then they were up on this [level] that is kind of untouchable, basically. I think the American bands - if you look at the age, they are all a little older than us. "We were the little kids when the American bands were, like, two years older than us, three years older. So, they were all technically also the better players at that time, because we were just 17 and they were already 21. So, I think that is one of the reasons why American metal was more famous. "The big wave came from America; the big labels were from America. The productions were flawless at the time. The first Metallica albums still sound great. Even the guy was a Danish guy who produced them [Flemming Rasmussen]. "They did a lot of things right. And I think that made the American bands, of course, a little bit ahead of the time, ahead of the schedule. And that's why they're so legendary nowadays." Talking about trying to keep Destruction relevant when writing new songs, Schmier said: "I was an angry young man; now I'm an angry old man. Not much has changed in that [respect]. Look at Metallica, as an example, and I don't wanna piss off any Metallica fans, but look at the fact that once you're a billionaire, what should you be pissed off about? That your butler burned your egg, maybe. So, I think to not lose the street credibility, you can't be, like, super-rich. In general, in heavy metal - I think there's a few exceptions - but if bands get too big, too famous, it usually waters down the sound. "So heavy metal has to do something with anger - and thrash metal especially. When you keep yourself angry, you can write that kind of music. And when you go shopping with Gucci bags all the time, I don't think the anger is still there." https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/general_music_news/destruction_frontman_says_metallica_is_too_rich_to_be_angry_about_anything_talks_why_us_thrash_is_more_popular_than_german.html obs.: o saco de lenços está na mesinha de centro pra quem precisar.

Não sei nem quem é esse coitado aí. Só comento crítica no mínimo de banda do segundo escalão.

PH escreveu:

Destruction Frontman Says Metallica Is Too Rich to Be Angry About Anything, Talks Why US Thrash Is More Popular Than German During a conversation with Rauta, Destruction singer/bassist Schmier talked about thrash metal, touching on Metallica and the subject of US vs. German thrash. Destruction is commonly considered as one of the Big Teutonic Four, alongside Kreator, Sodom, and Tankard. They released their 15th studio album "Born to Perish" this August. Asked why he thinks American thrash bands like Metallica and Slayer achieved greater success than German bands such as Destruction and Kreator, the musician replied (via Blabbermouth): "You have to understand the Americans are sellers - they know how to sell themselves when it comes to image; when it comes to catchy songs. I mean, look at Metallica - they started to write catchy songs, and then they became famous... They still fill stadiums. "And Slayer, of course, they had their 'cult' status at one point, and then they were up on this [level] that is kind of untouchable, basically. I think the American bands - if you look at the age, they are all a little older than us. "We were the little kids when the American bands were, like, two years older than us, three years older. So, they were all technically also the better players at that time, because we were just 17 and they were already 21. So, I think that is one of the reasons why American metal was more famous. "The big wave came from America; the big labels were from America. The productions were flawless at the time. The first Metallica albums still sound great. Even the guy was a Danish guy who produced them [Flemming Rasmussen]. "They did a lot of things right. And I think that made the American bands, of course, a little bit ahead of the time, ahead of the schedule. And that's why they're so legendary nowadays." Talking about trying to keep Destruction relevant when writing new songs, Schmier said: "I was an angry young man; now I'm an angry old man. Not much has changed in that [respect]. Look at Metallica, as an example, and I don't wanna piss off any Metallica fans, but look at the fact that once you're a billionaire, what should you be pissed off about? That your butler burned your egg, maybe. So, I think to not lose the street credibility, you can't be, like, super-rich. In general, in heavy metal - I think there's a few exceptions - but if bands get too big, too famous, it usually waters down the sound. "So heavy metal has to do something with anger - and thrash metal especially. When you keep yourself angry, you can write that kind of music. And when you go shopping with Gucci bags all the time, I don't think the anger is still there." https://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/general_music_news/destruction_frontman_says_metallica_is_too_rich_to_be_angry_about_anything_talks_why_us_thrash_is_more_popular_than_german.html obs.: o saco de lenços está na mesinha de centro pra quem precisar.

Não sei nem quem é esse coitado aí. Só comento crítica no mínimo de banda do segundo escalão.