Metallica
Posted: Tue Oct 24, 2017 12:40 pm
Seeing the legends that are Metallica live at the O2 Arena in London tonight. Very excited.
That was a great reaction video. Not fond of the pausing, lol.Slaughterhouserock wrote:Can't say I've liked Metallica since the black album. Tried some of the newest stuff, just seemed meh. You might get a kick out of this, though:
Two guys into hip hop hear Master of Puppets for the first time. I normally hate reaction videos, but their metal stuff has been good.
They're playing Spit Out The Bone finally? 'Bout damn timeshowa58taro wrote:They were immense live. Just fucking bossed it. And I tell you what, I thought I liked the new stuff that I bought. I fucking loved it live. So good. Moth Into Fkane, Spit Out The Bone, Hardwired. Great stadium songs. They finished on Enter Sandman. So many singing voices. Was immense. So fucking immense. Pretty sure I’ve lost my voice though.
Ive never heard Lars called that beforezombie wrote:in that clip, they said that lars ulrich is considered to be a pretty weak drummer. do you guys feel that way?
There seems to be lots of people who think he sucks. Ive always thought he was a great drummer.Tiggnutz wrote:Ive never heard Lars called that beforezombie wrote:in that clip, they said that lars ulrich is considered to be a pretty weak drummer. do you guys feel that way?
Overall he's fine. In the 80's he was significantly better, but like Kirk it shows he doesn't practice anywhere as much as he used to so there's a lot of slack now. He and Kirk mess up live enough it gets caught on video so it's easy to show.zombie wrote:in that clip, they said that lars ulrich is considered to be a pretty weak drummer. do you guys feel that way?
They did. And it was fucking strong. Lesssinging by the audience compared to the classics. But that’s not a surprise.DancesWithWerewolves wrote:They're playing Spit Out The Bone finally? 'Bout damn timeshowa58taro wrote:They were immense live. Just fucking bossed it. And I tell you what, I thought I liked the new stuff that I bought. I fucking loved it live. So good. Moth Into Fkane, Spit Out The Bone, Hardwired. Great stadium songs. They finished on Enter Sandman. So many singing voices. Was immense. So fucking immense. Pretty sure I’ve lost my voice though.
I saw them rehearsing it on their youtube channel and Kirk and Lars kept fucking up, lol.
This. It doesn't help that it's widely known that he was originally only in the band because of who he knew, rather than his talent.DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Overall he's fine. In the 80's he was significantly better, but like Kirk it shows he doesn't practice anywhere as much as he used to so there's a lot of slack now. He and Kirk mess up live enough it gets caught on video so it's easy to show.zombie wrote:in that clip, they said that lars ulrich is considered to be a pretty weak drummer. do you guys feel that way?
But back then, yeah he was on fire.
There is better metal drummers out there. It's always noticed he does his best rhythm when he's following James, never the other way around.
Technically he's never been at the top of the food chain but I've never heard anyone say he's weak.zombie wrote:in that clip, they said that lars ulrich is considered to be a pretty weak drummer. do you guys feel that way?
James did genuinely joke during the show "You guys up for one of the new songs?" *Cheer* "We said we'd do each of the new songs at least once on this tour" *Laughter*DancesWithWerewolves wrote:Looks like Seb got to see the first Live Performance of Spit Out The Bone!
Cell audio is crap though. https://metalheadzone.com/metallica-fin ... ndon-show/
I know they were going to do different sets, but I also know they were withholding Spit Out The Bone for so long, lol.Reign in Blood wrote:They said they would do a different set list for every show on the tour. Definitely cool everyone gets a unique performance, even if it is just rearranging song orders and what not, especially those seeing them multiple times like your friend.