Rapidinhas do Metallica

[Camões]

Skull escreveu:

O fodido lá até morreu pouco tempo depois. A vida pune.

Caralho

Skull escreveu:

O fodido lá até morreu pouco tempo depois. A vida pune.

Caralho

[Moonwalker]

Ala Skull o Lou Red era viciadaço na corrida ao dragão

Ala Skull o Lou Red era viciadaço na corrida ao dragão

[Maluco Doido]

FRU FRU FRU

FRU FRU FRU

[Skull]

Maluco Doido escreveu:

Que bando de filhos da puta. Tudo pra eles é piadinha.

Metallica Joke That Robert Trujillo Would Have Nothing To Do If They Played “…And Justice For All” Live

Metallica took part in a fan Q&A for 500 fans in Mexico City this past weekend and among the various questions they were asked, was if they would ever perform their 1988 album “…And Justice for All in its entirety. Drummer Lars Ulrich opened up, offering:

“Remember the last answer about there not being enough time to do all the shit we want to do? That one applies to ‘…And Justice For All‘ too. It’s on a list somewhere, we’ll get around to it hopefully.”

Singer/guitarist James Hetfield then quipped: “It’s too hard.” Guitarist Kirk Hammett also joked: “What’s Rob gonna do? If we play all of ‘…And Justice For All‘ what’s Rob gonna do? There’s no bass on the album.”

Bassist Robert Trujillo then interjected, saying: “I’ll dance. We did play “Frayed Ends Of Sanity” last year, “Frayed Ends Of Sanity“, we played that song. So theoretically the whole album has been played, just not in one sitting.” During the same Q&A Hetfield also said that the band have yet to make their best album, insisting:

“The next album is always going to be the better one. We haven’t made our best record yet.”

Maluco Doido escreveu:

Que bando de filhos da puta. Tudo pra eles é piadinha.

Metallica Joke That Robert Trujillo Would Have Nothing To Do If They Played “…And Justice For All” Live

Metallica took part in a fan Q&A for 500 fans in Mexico City this past weekend and among the various questions they were asked, was if they would ever perform their 1988 album “…And Justice for All in its entirety. Drummer Lars Ulrich opened up, offering:

“Remember the last answer about there not being enough time to do all the shit we want to do? That one applies to ‘…And Justice For All‘ too. It’s on a list somewhere, we’ll get around to it hopefully.”

Singer/guitarist James Hetfield then quipped: “It’s too hard.” Guitarist Kirk Hammett also joked: “What’s Rob gonna do? If we play all of ‘…And Justice For All‘ what’s Rob gonna do? There’s no bass on the album.”

Bassist Robert Trujillo then interjected, saying: “I’ll dance. We did play “Frayed Ends Of Sanity” last year, “Frayed Ends Of Sanity“, we played that song. So theoretically the whole album has been played, just not in one sitting.” During the same Q&A Hetfield also said that the band have yet to make their best album, insisting:

“The next album is always going to be the better one. We haven’t made our best record yet.”

[Moda]

Eu ri da resposta do Rob.

Uerlei vai ter um ataque.

Eu ri da resposta do Rob.

Uerlei vai ter um ataque.

[Quincas]

Olha só que filhos da puta.

Olha só que filhos da puta.

[uerlei]

Moda escreveu:

Eu ri da resposta do Rob. Uerlei vai ter um ataque.

Prefiro ler o que um roddie fala, faz mais parte da banda que esse retardado.

Moda escreveu:

Eu ri da resposta do Rob. Uerlei vai ter um ataque.

Prefiro ler o que um roddie fala, faz mais parte da banda que esse retardado.

[Papa Hec]

Que resposta

Que resposta

[Camões]

o odio e um trem

o odio e um trem

[Moonwalker]

Roadie que erra afinação de guitarra

Que não muda distorção do James durante as musicas

Que pisa nos caboh e dá apagãoh

Perfeito pro Broxallica.

Roadie que erra afinação de guitarra

Que não muda distorção do James durante as musicas

Que pisa nos caboh e dá apagãoh

Perfeito pro Broxallica.

[Lady Justice]

Moonwalker escreveu:

A única coisa que não tá em caps no último parágrafo é justamente o nome da banda

Acho que é porque estava taggeado.

Moonwalker escreveu:

Roadie que erra afinação de guitarra Que não muda distorção do James durante as musicas Que pisa nos caboh e dá apagãoh Perfeito pro Broxallica.

Você só leu a palavra roadie e criou algo em cima disso, né?

Moonwalker escreveu:

A única coisa que não tá em caps no último parágrafo é justamente o nome da banda

Acho que é porque estava taggeado.

Moonwalker escreveu:

Roadie que erra afinação de guitarra Que não muda distorção do James durante as musicas Que pisa nos caboh e dá apagãoh Perfeito pro Broxallica.

Você só leu a palavra roadie e criou algo em cima disso, né?

[Skull]

LARS ULRICH Says Other Artists Were 'Too Scared' To Publicly Support METALLICA In NAPSTER Battle

Lars Ulrich has once again shot down the perception that METALLICA's "greed" was at the core of the band's decision to launch legal action against Napster in 2000, claiming that the pioneering music file-sharing service was illegally allowing users to download METALLICA tracks without paying royalties to the group.

Ulrich, who was the main spokesperson for METALLICA in the Napster battle, has since become friends with Napster co-founder and current Spotify investor Sean Parker and even attended Parker's wedding.

Asked how he views the whole Napster experience sixteen years later, Ulrich told Mojo: "I'm proud of the fact that we stood up for what we believed in at the time. Could we have been better prepared for the shitstorm that followed? Absolutely! We were ignorant as to what we were getting involved in. But that's always been the case."

He continued: "In the beginning, Napster was a street fight. It's that simple. We perceived somebody to be fucking with us so, fuck it, you fire back. And then all of a sudden this whole other thing happened and we were in the middle of it, alone. Every day that summer, there was not a musician or peer or somebody inside the music business who wouldn't pat me on the back and go, 'You guys are standing up for the rest of us.' But the minute we were out in public, we were on our own. Everybody was too shit fucking scared and too much of a pussy to take a step forward. The only other person that said something in public was Dr. Dre."

Ulrich added: "The only annoying thing that still resonates 16 years later is that the other side were really smart: they made it about money. But it was never about money. Never. It was about control. Yet still to this day there's this perception — small but it still lingers — that METALLICA are greedy [and] money-hungry, and that's not who we are or ever were. We were the band who [in 1991] invited bootleggers to come to our shows and tape them. We sold 'taper' tickets and we'd have a section where you could bring in a recorder and tape the show and trade them with your friends. And all of a sudden we're greedy... [sighs] All those years later, that's part of my reputation."



Nossa, que mauzão ele.

LARS ULRICH Says Other Artists Were 'Too Scared' To Publicly Support METALLICA In NAPSTER Battle

Lars Ulrich has once again shot down the perception that METALLICA's "greed" was at the core of the band's decision to launch legal action against Napster in 2000, claiming that the pioneering music file-sharing service was illegally allowing users to download METALLICA tracks without paying royalties to the group.

Ulrich, who was the main spokesperson for METALLICA in the Napster battle, has since become friends with Napster co-founder and current Spotify investor Sean Parker and even attended Parker's wedding.

Asked how he views the whole Napster experience sixteen years later, Ulrich told Mojo: "I'm proud of the fact that we stood up for what we believed in at the time. Could we have been better prepared for the shitstorm that followed? Absolutely! We were ignorant as to what we were getting involved in. But that's always been the case."

He continued: "In the beginning, Napster was a street fight. It's that simple. We perceived somebody to be fucking with us so, fuck it, you fire back. And then all of a sudden this whole other thing happened and we were in the middle of it, alone. Every day that summer, there was not a musician or peer or somebody inside the music business who wouldn't pat me on the back and go, 'You guys are standing up for the rest of us.' But the minute we were out in public, we were on our own. Everybody was too shit fucking scared and too much of a pussy to take a step forward. The only other person that said something in public was Dr. Dre."

Ulrich added: "The only annoying thing that still resonates 16 years later is that the other side were really smart: they made it about money. But it was never about money. Never. It was about control. Yet still to this day there's this perception — small but it still lingers — that METALLICA are greedy [and] money-hungry, and that's not who we are or ever were. We were the band who [in 1991] invited bootleggers to come to our shows and tape them. We sold 'taper' tickets and we'd have a section where you could bring in a recorder and tape the show and trade them with your friends. And all of a sudden we're greedy... [sighs] All those years later, that's part of my reputation."



Nossa, que mauzão ele.

[Camões]

We sold 'taper' tickets and we'd have a section where you could bring in a recorder and tape the show


E qual o preço desses bilhete?

We sold 'taper' tickets and we'd have a section where you could bring in a recorder and tape the show


E qual o preço desses bilhete?

[Skull]

O mesmo cara que vende bootleg de papelão por 500 dólares e bola de natal falando que a banda nunca foi gananciosa.

O mesmo cara que vende bootleg de papelão por 500 dólares e bola de natal falando que a banda nunca foi gananciosa.

[Papa Hec]

Calma, Skull. Somos fãs de Kiss. Nesse assunto a gente não mete o bedelho.

Calma, Skull. Somos fãs de Kiss. Nesse assunto a gente não mete o bedelho.