Metallica, Thrash Metal (early), Hard Rock/Heavy/Thrash Metal (later) Options

[Khayman]

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Genre(s):
Thrash Metal (early), Hard Rock/Heavy/Thrash Metal (later)
Lyrical Theme(s):
Corruption, Death, Life, Internal struggles, Anger
Origin:
United States Location: Los Angeles/San Francisco, California
Formed In:
1981-present
Status:
Active
Current line-up:
Lars Ulrich Drums (1981-present)
James Hetfield Vocals (lead), Guitars (rhythm) (1981-present)
See also: ex-Leather Charm, ex-Obsession, ex-Phantom Lord, ex-Spastik Children
Kirk Hammett Guitars (lead), Vocals (backing) (1983-present)
See also: ex-Exodus, ex-Spastik Children
Robert Trujillo Bass, Vocals (backing) (2003-present)
See also: Infectious Grooves, Mass Mental, ex-Jerry Cantrell, ex-Ozzy Osbourne, ex-Suicidal Tendencies, ex-Black Label Society (live), ex-Fydolla Ho
Former/Past Member(s):
Cliff Burton Bass (1982-1986)
(R.I.P. 1986) See also: ex-Trauma, ex-Agents of Misfortune, ex-EZ-Street, ex-Spastik Children, ex-The Chickenfuckers
Ron McGovney Bass (1982)
See also: ex-Phantasm, ex-Leather Charm, ex-Obsession, ex-Phantom Lord
Dave Mustaine Guitars (lead) (1982-1983)
See also: Megadeth, ex-MD.45, ex-Fallen Angels, ex-Panic
Jason Newsted Bass (1986-2001)
See also: ex-IR8, ex-Newsted, ex-Sexoturica, ex-WhoCares, Would & Steal, ex-Flotsam and Jetsam, ex-Ozzy Osbourne, ex-Voivod, ex-Dogz, ex-Dredlox, ex-Echobrain, ex-Gangster, ex-Papa Wheelie, ex-Paradox, ex-Quarteto de Pinga, ex-Rock Star Supernova, ex-Spastik Children
Live musicians:
Past
Brad Parker Guitars (1982)
See also: ex-Odin
Jeff Warner Guitars (1982)
See also: ex-Black 'n' Blue
Jason Newsted Bass (1986-1987)
See also: ex-IR8, ex-Newsted, ex-Sexoturica, ex-WhoCares, Would & Steal, ex-Flotsam and Jetsam, ex-Ozzy Osbourne, ex-Voivod, ex-Dogz, ex-Dredlox, ex-Echobrain, ex-Gangster, ex-Papa Wheelie, ex-Paradox, ex-Quarteto de Pinga, ex-Rock Star Supernova, ex-Spastik Children
John Marshall Guitars (rhythm) (1986, 1992)
See also: ex-Blind Illusion, ex-Metal Church
Kenny Olson Guitars (rhythm) (2000)
See also: The Twisted Brown Trucker Ban, ex-Kid Rock
Joey Jordison Drums (2004)
See also: Sinsaenum, ex-Modifidious, Vimic, ex-Ministry (live), ex-Satyricon (live), ex-Anal Blast, ex-Hellpig, ex-Murderdolls, ex-Roadrunner United, ex-Scar the Martyr, ex-Slipknot, ex-The Have Nots, ex-Body Pit (live), ex-KoЯn (live), ex-Rob Zombie (live)
Dave Lombardo Drums (2004)
See also: Dead Cross, Fantômas, Suicidal Tendencies, Mr. Bungle (live), ex-Grip Inc., ex-Melvins, ex-Slayer, ex-Testament, ex-Metal Allegiance (live), ex-Voodoocult, ex-Escape, ex-Pap Smear, ex-Philm, ex-Sabotage, ex-Misfits (live)
Flemming Larsen Drums (2004)

Additional notes:

On top is an old photo of the band from 1984. Left to right: Kirk Hammett, James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, and Cliff Burton
Pictured below is the band nowadays. Left to right: Kirk Hammett, James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, and Robert Trujillo

Metallica was formed by Lars Ulrich and James Hetfield in the fall of 1981. Ulrich (who originally went to the US from Denmark to play tennis) had, during that summer, met Brian Slagel of Metal Blade Records and secured an appearance on an upcoming compilation called Metal Massacre, but had no band. He quickly found Hetfield, who was playing in Leather Charm at the time, and one day in December of 1981, they recorded the rhythm tracks to a remake of a Leather Charm song, "Hit the Lights". Hetfield tracked all guitars and bass on this recording, except for one of the solos, which was performed by guitarist Lloyd Grant in January 1982, and the song appeared on Metal Massacre in February.

Permanent guitarist Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) was brought in in February 1982, and a bassist, Ron McGovney, was found. Ron (who also designed the famous Metallica logo) was James's roommate, and James taught him to play bass, so that the band could play live. This line-up re-recorded "Hit the Lights" for the second pressing of Metal Massacre. The first live show was on March 14th at Radio City Music Hall in Anaheim. James did only vocals, and Dave was the single guitarist. The band at this point had several rehearsal tapes floating about, but then in response to one of those being pressed to vinyl by Bongus Loadus Records, decided to record their first demo, with the Grant version of Hit the Lights and two covers. This demo was first given out at the March 27th, 1982 gig at the Whisky, when they opened for Saxon. A vocalist named Sammy Dijon, of the band Ruthless, was in for a few rehearsals but no actual gigs (so do not add him to the former members section!).

Two more studio demos were recorded in 1982, one in April and one in July. On April 23rd, 1982, guitarist "Damien Phillips" (real name: Brad Parker) played one gig, before quitting, because Dave wouldn't let him do duelling leads. James took over as second guitarist live from then on. Extensive live gigging occured, including one show at Lars's high school on May 25th at which the final attendance was zero. On May 28th, Jeff Warner was on vocals, but this show seems to have been a glorified rehearsal. He sang only that one gig. Also, Tygers of Pan Tang vocalist Jesse Cox was considered, but he did not accept.

A live demo was recorded on November 29th, 1982 on a road trip to San Francisco. This road trip would prove useful, as the opener for Metallica on November 29th was a band called Exodus with Kirk Hammett on guitar. Also, Metallica attended a Trauma gig, with Cliff Burton on bass, and immediately tried to convince Cliff to join Metallica.

Cliff was convinced to join, on the condition that Metallica move to San Francisco. Cliff's first gig was March 5th, 1983. Ron McGovney was later seen in Phantasm. Problems between Dave Mustaine and the rest of the band arose in late March on a road trip to the east coast. Dave was given a bus ticket back home and unceremoniously released, while Kirk Hammett flew in and the band did not miss a gig. At this time, the band stayed with Anthrax and from what the band has said, it was very tough living, as all their little money went towards the band.

The first album, Kill 'em All, was recorded for Megaforce Records in the summer of 1983, and after some touring, they cut a four song demo in October. James Hetfield became the vocalist out of necessity and had considered finding a replacement so he could be a full time rhythm guitar player. They contemplated asking vocalist John Bush, vocalist of Armored Saint and later to be vocalist of Anthrax, to join but he declined, deciding to stay with "his buddies band." In the end Hetfield decided to take over vocals once and for all. The second album, Ride the Lightning, came out in the spring of 1984, featuring riffs from Dave Mustaine and also Tom Hunting via Kirk Hammett.

Work on a third album began in the summer of 1985, and the album, Master of Puppets, was released in the spring of 1986. As an early parody of the PMRC's "explicit lyrics" warning labels, many prints of Metallica's '86 release of Master of Puppets featured an octagonal sticker on the front stating:

"The only track you probably won't want to play is Damage, Inc. due to the multiple use of the infamous "F" word. Otherwise, there aren't any Shits, Fucks, Pisses, Cunts, Motherfuckers, or Cocksuckers anywhere on this record".

When James Hetfield broke his arm in a skateboarding accident in July 1986, six weeks of gigs featured roadie John Marshall on rhythm guitar (he would later join Metal Church). On September 25th, James was back. One more gig was played on the 26th, and then on the morning of the 27th, their tour bus hit a patch of black ice and flipped over, killing bassist Cliff Burton. (Morbid aside: he and Kirk had switched bunks just a few hours before.)

The band decided to continue, and began searching for a new bassist. Among those that tried out was Kirk Hammett's friend, bass legend Les Claypool (Blind Illusion, Primus), who was rejected, because he played too well. In the end, Flotsam & Jetsam bassist Jason Newsted was brought in in November, being officially sworn in at a restaurant in Phoenix called Tommy's Joint. The ...and Justice for All album was recorded in 1988, with a serious lack of bass presence, and then a world tour followed in 1989.

In 1989, Metallica was nominated for a Grammy in "Best Heavy Metal Performance of the Year" alongside AC/DC, Iggy Pop, and Jethro Tull. Everybody was expecting for Metallica to take the award, but, surprisingly, the award went to Jethro Tull, who did not even play metal or anything resembling it.

In 1991, the fifth Metallica album was released and this time they had a new producer. Flemming Rasmussen (producer of Pretty Maids, Blind Guardian, etc.), who had produced the previous 3 albums was out, and the new producer was Bob Rock. The new album was self-titled and had a much more commercial feel to it and sold 20 million copies worldwide.

And this time, justice took place as Metallica received a Grammy award for "Best Heavy Metal Performance of the Year". When they received it, Lars Ulrich said: "We wanna thank Jethro Tull for not putting out an album this year."

After extensive touring over the next four years, Metallica returned to the studio in May 1995, and recorded the album Load. The album was less metal-orientated and more laid back, and it still divides fans to this day. The follow up to Load, Reload, was released in 1997, and consisted of outtakes from Load.

The next album was released only a year later. Garage Inc. was a collection of B-Sides and the long out of print Garage Days Re-Revisited EP, along with a second disc consisting of brand new covers of songs from bands such as Mercyful Fate, Misfits, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, and Lynyrd Skynyrd, among others.

After a year of touring, the next Metallica project was entitled S&M a collaboration of sorts with the San Fransisco Symphony Orchestra. This consisted of two live shows, with Metallica playing some of their songs with a full Orchestral Backing.
S&M was released on cassette, CD, VHS, and DVD formats in November 1999. Metallica then won a grammy for "Rock Instrumental Performance" with "The Call of the Ktulu" taken from the S&M album.

The next few years would see a lot of upheaval within Metallica. In 2000 Metallica sued the file-sharing service Napster, with the claim that Napster "encourages and enables visitors to its website to unlawfully exchange with others copyrighted songs and sound recordings without the knowledge or permission of Metallica." This move, while ultimately successful, alienated a significant portion of Metallica's fans. Next, in January 2001, Jason Newstead, who had been Metallica's bassist for 14 years, quit "due to private and personal reasons, and the physical damage that [he had] done to [him]self over the years." This was followed by James going to rehab in July 2001.

Over the next few years Metallica were quite close to splitting up, as was documented in their DVD Some Kind of Monster However, they managed to overcome their differences, and by July 2003 they had Rob Trujillo as their new bassist and had released their eighth studio album, St. Anger

On April 4th, 2009 Metallica was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

On November 30th, 2012, Metallica launched their own label, Blackened Recordings and took ownership of all of their master recordings from the Warner Music Group.

In late 2013, the band won a Guinness world record for playing in all continents (Antarctica included) in less than one year.

Compilation appearances:
- "Hit the Lights" on Metal Massacre (Metal Blade, 1982).
- "Metal Militia" on Hell on Earth (Music For Nations, 1983).
- "Motorbreath" on Metal Hammer (Metal Hammer/Roadrunner, 1984).
- "Whiplash" on Metal Treasures and Vinyl Heavies (Action Replay, 1984).
- "Creeping Death" on Hell Comes to Your House (Music For Nations, 1984).
- "Hit the Lights" on Giants of Steel (Roadrunner, 1984).
- "Trapped Under Ice" on Metal Concussion (Bandit, 1985).
- "Creeping Death" on Banzai Axe (Banzai, 1985).
- "Disposable Heroes" on Mad Trax II - Beyond Metal Zone (Music For Nations, 1986).
- "Creeping Death" on Mad Trax II - Beyond Metal Zone (PGP RTB/Music For Nations, 1987, Yugoslavian press).
- "Sad But True", "Enter Sandman" and "Nothing Else Matters" on Metal Attack (On Tour, 1993).
- "For Whom the Bell Tolls (The Irony of it All)" (w/ D.J. Spooky) on the Spawn soundtrack (Epic, 1997).
- "Seek and Destroy (live)" on Metal Shock (CGD, 1988).
- "Remember Tomorrow" on Maiden Heaven, Kerrang! magazine's Iron Maiden tribute album.

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Discography:
Metallica - No Life Til Leather [demo] - 1982
Metallica - Kill' Em All [full-length] - 1983
Metallica - Whiplash [single] - 1983
Metallica - Jump In The Fire [single] - 1984
Metallica - Ride The Lightning [full-length] - 1984
Metallica - Creeping Death [single] - 1984
Metallica - Master Of Puppets [full-length] - 1986
Metallica - Master Of Puppets [single] - 1986
Metallica - The $5.98 Ep - Garage Days Re-revisited [ep] - 1987
Metallica - Cliff 'em All! [video] - 1987
Metallica - Harvester Of Sorrow [single] - 1988
Metallica - ...And Justice For All [full-length] - 1988
Metallica - …and Justice For All (Deluxe Box Set) [boxed set] - 2018
Metallica - Eye Of The Beholder [single] - 1988
Metallica - One [single] - 1989
Metallica - 2 Of One [video] - 1989
Metallica - The Good, The Bad And The Live: The 6 1/2 Year Anniversary 12" Collection [compilation] - 1990
Metallica - Enter Sandman [single] - 1991
Metallica - Metallica [full-length] - 1991
Metallica - The Unforgiven [single] - 1991
Metallica - Nothing Else Matters [single] - 1992
Metallica - Live At Wembley Stadium [single] - 1992
Metallica - For Those About To Rock - Monsters In Moscow Split [video] - 1992
Metallica - Wherever I May Roam [single] - 1992
Metallica - A Year And A Half In The Life Of Metallica Part 1 & 2 [video] - 1992
Metallica - Sad But True [single] - 1993
Metallica - Live Shit: Binge & Purge [live album] - 1993
Metallica - One (Live) [single] - 1994
Metallica - Until It Sleeps [video] - 1996
Metallica - Until It Sleeps [single] - 1996
Metallica - Load [full-length] - 1996
Metallica - Hero Of The Day [single] - 1996
Metallica - Hero Of The Day (Part Two) [single] - 1996
Metallica - Hero Of The Day [ep] - 1996
Metallica - Mama Said [single] - 1996
Metallica - King Nothing [single] - 1997
Metallica - The Memory Remains [single] - 1997
Metallica - Reload [full-length] - 1997
Metallica - Live In London - Antipodean Tour Edition [single] - 1998
Metallica - The Unforgiven Ii [single] - 1998
Metallica - Fuel [single] - 1998
Metallica - Turn The Page [single] - 1998
Metallica - Garage Inc. [full-length] - 1998
Metallica - Cunning Stunts [video] - 1998
Metallica - Whiskey In The Jar [single] - 1999
Metallica - Die Die My Darling [single] - 1999
Metallica - Nothing Else Matters (S&M Version) [single] - 1999
Metallica - S&m [live album] - 1999
Metallica - No Leaf Clover [single] - 2000
Metallica - I Disappear [single] - 2000
Metallica - Classic Albums: Metallica [video] - 2001
Metallica - St. Anger [full-length] - 2003
Metallica - St. Anger [single] - 2003
Metallica - Frantic [single] - 2003
Metallica - The Unnamed Feeling [single] - 2004
Metallica - Some Kind Of Monster [single] - 2004
Metallica - Vinyl Box Set [boxed set] - 2004
Metallica - The Videos 1989-2004 [video] - 2006
Metallica - Live Earth [live album] - 2007
Metallica - The Day That Never Comes [single] - 2008
Metallica - My Apocalypse [single] - 2008
Metallica - Cyanide [single] - 2008
Metallica - The Judas Kiss [single] - 2008
Metallica - Death Magnetic [full-length] - 2008
Metallica - All Nightmare Long [single] - 2008
Metallica - Broken, Beat & Scarred [single] - 2009
Metallica - The Metallica Collection [boxed set] - 2009
Metallica - Français Pour Une Nuit [live album] - 2009
Metallica - Orgullo, Pasión Y Gloria - Tres Noches En La Ciudad De México [live album] - 2009
Metallica - Frantic / Paranoid [split] - 2010
Metallica - Six Feet Down Under [live album] - 2010
Metallica - The Big 4: Live From Sofia, Bulgaria Split [video] - 2010
Metallica - Six Feet Down Under Part II [live album] - 2010
Metallica - Live At Grimey's [live album] - 2010
Metallica - The View [single] - 2011
Metallica & Lou Reed -Lulu [collaboration] - 2011
Metallica - Beyond Magnetic [ep] - 2011
Metallica - The First 30 Years [single] - 2012
Metallica - Quebec Magnetic [video] - 2012
Metallica - Through The Never (Music From The Motion Picture) [live album] - 2013
Metallica - One (Awards Show Rehearsal Version) [single] - 2014
Metallica - Lords Of Summer (First Pass Version) [single] - 2014
Metallica - Live Metallica: San Juan, Puerto Rico | October 26, 2016 [live album] - 2016
Metallica - Fifth Member Exclusive Deluxe Box Set Sampler [compilation] - 2016
Metallica - Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité, Metallica! [live album] - 2016
Metallica - Live Metallica: Minneapolis, Mn [live album] - 2016
Metallica - Hardwired [single] - 2016
Metallica - Live Metallica: Webster Hall In New York, Ny [live album] - 2016
Metallica - Moth Into Flame [single] - 2016
Metallica - Atlas, Rise! [single] - 2016
Metallica - Live Metallica: House Of Vans In London, United Kingdom [live album] - 2016
Metallica - Hardwired... To Self-destruct [full-length] - 2016
Metallica - Live Metallica: Seoul, South Korea - January 11, 2017 [live album] - 2017
Metallica - Live Metallica: Shanghai, China - January 15, 2017 [live album] - 2017
Metallica - Live At The Festival Hall, Osaka, Japan - November 18th, 1986 [live album] - 2017
Metallica - Helping Hands... Live & Acoustic At The Masonic [live album] - 2019
Metallica - S&m 2 [live album] - 2020

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This post has been edited by Emm Human: Aug 2 2022, 17:29:19

[Emm Human]

Лидер Celtic Frost Tom Gabriel Fischer подверг критике исполнение участниками группы Metallica композиции "The Usurper", которую музыканты играли на концерте в Швейцарии.

"Они просто её исковеркали, и это было унизительно. Почему бы им не держать свои миллионерские ручонки подальше от всего этого? Я считаю, что они давно уже забыли, что такое играть настоящий металл. Может и мне стоит выйти на сцену и сыграть жалкую версию "Hit The Lights" — ну такую, в которой ошибиться раз двести, просто для баланса?"

[vam1972]

Без Сапрыкина никуда

Это и был сапрыкин? впервые видел. и в последний раз. форменный долпоеп. с чем assлоника и поздравляю.

Лидер Celtic Frost Tom Gabriel Fischer подверг критике исполнение участниками группы Metallica композиции "The Usurper", которую музыканты играли на концерте в Швейцарии.

Это была она? (IMG:style_emoticons/default/fear.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/fear.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/fear.gif) Я испугался, что меня что-то со слухом.

[Persian Gorgr...]

Updated:
Metallica - No Life Til Leather [demo] - 1982 by MeTaL StOrM
Metallica - Kill' Em All [full-length] - 1983 by gorg
Metallica - Jump In The Fire [single] - 1984 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Whiplash [single] - 1983 by Persian Gorgrinder
Metallica - Ride The Lightning [full-length] - 1984 by Persian Gorgrinder
Metallica - Garage Days Re-visited [full-length] - 1987 by Khayman
Metallica - Harvester Of Sorrow [single] - 1988 by FLUGgER
Metallica - ...And Justice For All [full-length] - 1988 by Persian Gorgrinder
Metallica - …and Justice For All (Deluxe Box Set) [boxed set] - 2018 by slack
Metallica - Eye Of The Beholder [single] - 1988 by FLUGgER
Metallica - One [single] - 1989 by Persian Gorgrinder
Metallica - One [single] - 1989 by warrr
Metallica - Enter Sandman [single] - 1991 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Metallica [full-length] - 1991 by Khayman
Metallica - The Unforgiven [single] - 1991 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Nothing Else Matters [single] - 1992 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Live At Wembley Stadium [single] - 1992 by ROSARINO
Metallica - Wherever I May Roam [single] - 1992 by warrr
Metallica - Live Shit: Binge And Purge [live] - 1993 by Khayman
Metallica - Sad But True [single] - 1993 by warrr
Metallica - One (Live) [single] - 1994 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Until It Sleeps [single] - 1996 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Load [full-length] - 1996 by gorg
Metallica - Hero Of The Day [single] - 1996 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Hero Of The Day (Part Two) [single] - 1996 by fenryr
Metallica - Hero Of The Day [ep] - 1996 by fenryr
Metallica - Mama Said [single] - 1996 by FLUGgER
Metallica - King Nothing [single] - 1997 by FLUGgER
Metallica - The Memory Remains [single] - 1997 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Reload [full-length] - 1997 by gorg
Metallica - Live In London - Antipodean Tour Edition [single] - 1998 by fenryr
Metallica - The Unforgiven Ii [single] - 1998 by fenryr
Metallica - Fuel [single] - 1998 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Turn The Page [single] - 1998 by fenryr
Metallica - Garage Inc. [full-length] - 1998 by gorg
Metallica - Die, Die My Darling [single] - 1999 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Nothing Else Matters [single] - 1999 by FLUGgER
Metallica - S&M [live] - 1999 by gorg
Metallica - I Disappear [single] - 2000 by gral
Metallica - St. Anger [full-length] - 2003 by gorg
Metallica - St. Anger [single] - 2003 by FLUGgER
Metallica - Frantic [single] - 2003 by Persian Gorgrinder
Metallica - The Unnamed Feeling [single] - 2004 by Telpe
Metallica - Some Kind Of Monster [single] - 2004 by Persian Gorgrinder
Metallica - The Day That Never Comes [single] - 2008 by U-berian
Metallica - My Apocalypse [single] - 2008 by U-berian
Metallica - Cyanide [single] - 2008 by U-berian
Metallica - Death Magnetic [full-length] - 2008 by gorg
Metallica - All Nightmare Long [single] - 2008 by raytoyagami
Metallica - Six Feet Down Under [live] - 2010 by Namestnik Satany
Metallica - Six Feet Down Under Pt 2 [live] - 2010 by haggrid
Metallica - Broken, Beat & Scarred [single] - 2009 by ulver73
Metallica - Live At Grimey's [live] - 2010 by evolutionofthorns
Metallica - The View [single] - 2011 by Scav
Metallica & Lou Reed - Lulu [collaboration] - 2011 by necroscum
Metallica - Beyond Magnetic [ep] - 2011 by GloomyDeath
Metallica - Through the Never (Music from the Motion Picture) [live] - 2013 by slack
Metallica - Fifth Member Exclusive Deluxe Box Set Sampler [single] - 2016 by AlexStorm
Metallica - Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité, Metallica! [live] - 2016 by slack
Metallica - Hardwired [single] - 2016 by aesteticvice
Metallica - Moth Into Flame [single] - 2016 by aesteticvice
Metallica - Atlas, Rise! [single] - 2016 by aesteticvice
Metallica - Hardwired…To Self-Destruct [full-length] - 2016 by aesteticvice
Metallica - Helping Hands... Live & Acoustic At The Masonic [live album] - 2019 by fylopaloma

[assonik]

[Anarhist815]

Недавно наконец-то добрался до ранних альбомов этой группы.
И могу сказать, что первый альбом Килл Ем Алл - это самое лучшее творение Метлы. Там есть драйв, гвозди, динамичность. Жаль потом Хэтфилд стал делать медляки. Мог бы стать одним из лучших трэш-гитаристов.
1984 - этот альбом уже серединка на половинку.
Все что дальше - невозможно слушать.

[Old Vyaine]

Недавно наконец-то добрался до ранних альбомов этой группы

Это в принципе многое объясняет.

[NeonKnight]

1984 - этот альбом уже серединка на половинку.
Все что дальше - невозможно слушать.

Интересное мнение.

[Andrew]

Все что дальше - невозможно слушать.

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/17.gif) А как же Master of Puppets??? Ты его хоть слушал???

[Anarhist815]

(IMG:style_emoticons/default/17.gif) А как же Master of Puppets??? Ты его хоть слушал???

Конечно. Это медляк, для пожилых домохозяек наверное, под поливание цветочков самое то. Считаю, в металле не должно быть таких слишком замедленных композиций. В 80-х Слэер, Креатор, Садус показали всем, как надо ковать металл. А то, что сделала Металлика после 1984 г. - это шаг назад.

[Yarri]

На самом деле, тут, как говорил Лысый, шаг назад, пять шагов вперёд. Или восемь.

[6666666]

А как же Master of Puppets??? Ты его хоть слушал???

Ты зачем ведёшься на тупого тролля?

[blackestdesire]

Is 72 Seasons available?

[Thrashman]

Is 72 Seasons available?

Metallica - 72 Seasons (2023)

[Yarri]

Is 72 Seasons available?

Lars is watching. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/bye.gif)

[Aresson]

Lars is watching

может это он и есть, спрашивает, чтобы засудить форум))

[Wail]

Metallica - Reading Festival 1997 (2009) 320kbps

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[thenecromancer]

Metallica - Reading Festival 1997 (2009) 320kbps

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Source is this Live DVD (bootleg): https://www.discogs.com/release/2073015-Met...g-Festival-1997
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Metallica - FM Broadcast August 1994 (2020) 320kbps

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Metallica - 1982-10-18 - San Francisco, CA (SBD/FLAC)
Tracks 1 - 8 The Old Waldorf, San Francisco, CA 18/10/82
Tracks 9 - 12 Power Metal Demo 4/82
Tracks 13 & 14 Original "Live" Take Of Jump B-Side Tracks (not rehersals), 24/10/83
Track 15 Riffs Tape 1983

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В общем, Сатирикон, это Металлика здорового человека.