Alex78
Fretbuzz Virtuoso
you won't find thrash metal riffs on a rock album iircIt's more like a rock album in the vein of "Fuel".
you won't find thrash metal riffs on a rock album iircIt's more like a rock album in the vein of "Fuel".
you won't find thrash metal riffs on a rock album iirc
.My main concern with this album is that the songs seems forcefully long, without having anything to say. And, well, then James' voice, Lars' drumming, and, oh my God, I can make better solos than Kirk...
I think it's a lot better than the black album.
Im sorry but Metallica's time is over. I cant see them making a comeback. Hate on me all you want but I see this failing miserably. I mean they were at Ozzfest for god sakes. That should be a sign that they are finished.
What popular bands display more talent/write "decent" songs? They were the gateway to the world of things beyond pop music for a gigantic number of people who are now Opeth fans. You might not remember, but back in middle school/high school a lot of people pretty much just listen to what they get through their friends, not through obscure nerdy internet sites, and as a result Enslaved or whoever you are championing isn't going to be inspiring legions of kiddies to pick up the guitar and look further into metal. The metal/prog world is lucky to have metallica, and especially lucky that they've released an album this good.^Olet väärässä
Brr. I just might never wanna listen to any more Metallica songs/albums, (ajfa and black album excluded, they're ok).
They're like really bad role models for a new generation of young musicians. These youngsters will get the impression that it's ok to be talantless/write non-decent songs.
But of course, these are just my two cents. Fans should take no offence.
Their older material works just fine as a gateway to better bands and it sure worked for me.