Kenneth R. said:it's not bad. but it's not enough to save a sinking ship.
Tanelorn said:Some songs are good in concert but suck on an album, while others suck on albums but are incredible in concert. That could affect this, too.
-Tanelorn
TBJ said:You know, even though I agree with you about the guitar tone, i have to disagree on everything else.
First, they ALWAYS play stuff live out of almost every album , second, wtf are u talking about blastbeats??? Metallica never did blast beats as far as I remember.
edgeofthorns said:What exactly is a blast beat if you don't mind me asking?
As for the band, they're a joke these days! I hate to say it, but they ruined any "metal dignity" that they had when they began spilling their guts out on talk shows (Jane Pauly)! It was worse than watching the Real World or something. It's actually sad to see a band that was at one time highly regarded as one of the best resort to that level of exposure.
TBJ said:i cant really describe it, but Metallica have never done it..i guess if you listen to a band like krisium or something you might figure out what a blast beat is.
Dark One said:Basically an extremely fast paced alternating bass drum (or double bass drum) and snare drum technique primarily employed by many old school death metal bands (though bands of varying genres have employed the technique as well to smaller degrees - thrash comes to mind).
Actually TBJ, Metallica have used the technique (albeit extremely rarely, which is why I agreed with your correction) on select older tracks. Lars is no longer capable of doing it anyway, so it's basically a moot point with them.
urayoan said:OK song. I guess Rick Rubin has a lot of work to do with this guys still. I definately think Rob Trujillo's (Suicidal Tendencies) addition on bass will give them a little more to play with heavy and fast riffs. I don't expect Master Of Puppets though (probably Lars Ulrich can't even play that whole masterpiece anymore).
Dark One said:Lars is no longer capable of doing it anyway, so it's basically a moot point with them.
Riceloft said:Yes they have.
http://www.mikeportnoy.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=439768&mpage=1
Location: Los Angeles, CA
Date: Mar 5, 2004
Venue: The Forum
Setlist:
Blackened
Fuel
Seek And Destroy
Fade To Black
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Frantic
King Nothing
St. Anger
Sad But True
Creeping Death
Battery
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I Disappear
Nothing Else Matters
Master of Puppets
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One
Enter Sandman
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Am I Evil?
Dyers Eve
There was an mp3 of it back when they did it. And yes the drumming was modified. Lars was nowhere close to reproducing the original.Sumeet said:Intriguing... well, that was fairly recent. I remember that back when I used to regularly frequent Metallica boards (until 1998 - 1999), they had never played "Dyers Eve" up to that point. Interesting to find out that they later played it. I would be interested to hear how it sounded, and if Ulrich was really able to reproduce the same footwork that appears on the album. I would bet that he modified it when playing live.