I was growing up when S&M came out and No Leaf Clover has been my favorite Metallica track since it was being played on the radio. I also play my Thunderbird bass, so I combined the two. It’s held up pretty good for the last 12ish years.
Been revisiting my S&M vinyl rip lately and figured I’d share it here in case anyone wants to hear the full playback quality. Full vinyl rip on comments. Cheers!
I’m in my 2nd to 3rd year of drumming. Can someone recomend me some songs (Metallica obviously) that aren’t that hard to play?
I have been listening to a lot of the box sets and noticed i enjoy listening to the demo versions of the songs. Im sure i like it because it’s just different but it feels less polished and more gritty. I like it.
edit: Do* not "to"
Now that is a nice surprise! I expect two songs, instead they uploaded all of them
I'll just leave it in here in case someone hasn't seen it yet
Hi, was wondering if anyone can help me out in finding a list or playlist of all the songs they covered. Would like to get to know more influencial songs from all around the world
This is the first Remaster I've seen that I actually feel confused, It sounds like the vocal track and drum track are less compressed but at the same time I feel other parts of the song are now buried in the sound of the cymbals. Am I the only one that feels this or am I dumb?
Yeah it's that simple. I think all albums except St Anger are really good. MAYBE not completely thrash but I think they're good albums. As a drummer tho that snare on St anger is just such a deal breaker I always try to learn songs by listening so that I can play them without having to learn the tabs from the start and have a breef undertanding and that snare is just terrible. On the opposite note Hardwired and 72 are pretty good. Load and Reload are also ok cuz I pretty much listen to everything and black album is fantastic.
I think because he was nicknamed Jason Newkid and he had that more youthful look about him I assumed he was younger but I just read he was born March 1963 whereas Janes and Lars were August and December, mind blown.
Does anyone know how that eerie ethereal backing guitar sound that plays along with Marianne’s vocals is accomplished? New to electric guitar sound effects but I absolutely love that eerie sound
ReLoad was very much "overproduced" as in it had alot of vocal layering and such but Garage Inc kept it alot more raw and real.
The Fuel demo reminds me of James vocal performance on Garage Inc disc 1, this particular moment reminds me of Mercyful Fate.
So awesome, I look forward to the full demo version of the album being officially released.
I found this nugget hidden away in my Binge & Purge box set and had completely forgotten about it. I got the box set upon release when I was a kid and never sent this in.
Me and my dad went to see the guys for the sixth time since 2018 and again had absolute blast. Recording done by dad cause I don't take more than one short video. Anyway they are still amazing and I loved every scond of it. Hopefully it wasn't the last time cause I love this band so much. Thank you Metallica !!!
If you are going to any of the upcoming shows, please just have fun.
It's been almost a year since we got Bleeding Me and I was afraid they decided to discontinue the series. Awesome to see it's coming back
yes I know rb covered sad but true, don’t suggest that
rb have only bass with an octaver, drums and singing, and I want Metallica songs that work like that.
i think of wolf and man would be good, die die my darling, and maybe astronomy if i put my mind to it (i know, the last two are covers but stil)