Even though I don't really like the black album. Wherever I May Roam is still a great song.

^^ I feel the same, Black album is my least favorite 'Tallica CD.

I think it would be nice to hear Metallica do another instrumental on the next album.

I wonder how James's new vocal style is going to sound like.

Man this Machine head Battery cover pwns.

It's my favourite track on the MoP album (original) and I'm so glad they didn't murder it.



EDIT: Bullet For My Valentine cover blows.

I just realized that everytime I listen to Metallica's Turn the Page cover I get chills up and down my body. It especial helps when you are listening to it from a good stereo.

Chills up your spine are achieved by songs like orion and to live is to die as well. I almost die listening to TLITD during all the melody changes and stuff.

I get chills when the main riff of fade to black starts, the way the cymbals sound just before it starts, the whole riff...

[QUOTE=iliketoplaydrums10111]amen

can someone suggest more songs from metallica that are decent besides

master of puppets
fade to black
the one
enter sandman
the unforgivin

i know there is more, those are just the ones im familiar with:)[/QUOTE]

sad but true, enter sandman, holier than thou, st. anger, sanitarium 2 name a few

[QUOTE=KUBY37]sad but true, enter sandman, holier than thou, st. anger, sanitarium 2 name a few[/QUOTE]

Boy, you came 3 years late, try to catch up in the last page on this thread, as you can see is near 2000 pages long.

Also, i heard Kerrang MOP, i only like the Machine Head and Mastodon's covers.

[QUOTE=Mr. Freeze]I think it would be nice to hear Metallica do another instrumental on the next album.[/QUOTE]
It's not very likely. The band have said they have enough lyrics now so they don't need instrumentals :(

I doubt Metallica could make an interesting instrumental anyway. Every Metallica instrument has involved Cliff. Without him, they can't do it.

To Live Is To Die is fairly instrumental, I thought.

And both Newsted and Trujillo are the technical equals of Burton, anyways.

[QUOTE=Riva]To Live Is To Die is fairly instrumental, I thought.

And both Newsted and Trujillo are the technical equals of Burton, anyways.[/QUOTE]
IMO, Cliff was a more learned and creative musician though.

[QUOTE=Riva]To Live Is To Die is fairly instrumental, I thought.

And both Newsted and Trujillo are the technical equals of Burton, anyways.[/QUOTE]
Cliff wrote [some] of To Live is To Die too :thumb:

Did they turn the bass on AJFA because of Cliff's death, or were they just stupid and didn't know how to mix?

[QUOTE=Thor]Did they turn the bass on AJFA because of Cliff's death, or were they just stupid and didn't know how to mix?[/QUOTE]

Newsted wasnt there at the mixing so he was practically mixed out, and that he doubles james's rythem most of the time means hes barley audible.

Yeah but Burton used to back up the guitars all of the time and you could still hear him. It's a shame that they won't re-master that album with some bass in it.

[QUOTE=Chu]Cliff wrote [some] of To Live is To Die too :thumb:[/QUOTE]
Everything but the second solo, I do believe.

I thought the only song that Cliff wrote on AJFA was "Dyers Eve". I'm not really a fan of that song, though.

Nah Dyers Eve is Hetfield & Ulrich. Iam suprised Jason's bass is near enough unaudioable since he used VAL & Alembic basses during the recording of AJFA. They easily have one of the most punchy sounds around.

[QUOTE=timmySmi]Nah Dyers Eve is Hetfield & Ulrich. Iam suprised Jason's bass is near enough unaudioable since he used VAL & Alembic basses during the recording of AJFA. They easily have one of the most punchy sounds around.[/QUOTE]

val basses?

Yeah he did I can remember in an interview with Bass Player magazine he mentions it. Plus if you look at the One video Jason's playing a VAL bass for it I know that does'nt prove he used it to record AJFA but Iam pretty sure he did.

Ah, havent been here in a while.

Good news, just did the Talent show.

Can you guess which songs we did?
























The Four Horsemen, Creeping Death... and Enter Sandman. Yes, I know, we did it for everyone else, in hopes they'd atleast know wtf we were playing.

Did anyone have any idea what songs they were?

Meh I dont like four horsemen. Enter Sandman is ok, and Creeping death is pretty good. You should have played S&D instead of four horsemen though. People go crazy during that song.

You should played their heavier stuff. Get people headbanging. or at least try to.

The Four Horsemen and Creeping Death isnt heavy enough? o.o;

Well,there were a few guys I knew that knew the songs. There were some people out singing along, so I guess they knew. We had a pit going for Creeping Death at about the "DIE! DIE! DIE!" time too. XD I so wanted it to be like Moscow then. More people knew Creeping Death than The Four Horsemen, but Enter Sandman was the opener, so it got 'em moving a little. Fun, nevertheless.

Whats with the dislike for The four horsemen, I frickin love that song.

Oh and Happy since when did you have nearly 15000 posts? That's insane. I swear you had much less not so long ago, or maybe I just never realised.

[QUOTE=Kyle]Whats with the dislike for The four horsemen, I frickin love that song.

Oh and Happy since when did you have nearly 15000 posts? That's insane. I swear you had much less not so long ago, or maybe I just never realised.[/QUOTE]
Nope I've had this many for a while.


Heavier songs like CD(which you played), Damage Inc., Metal Militia.

[QUOTE=Flower Dance]Nope I've had this many for a while.


Heavier songs like CD(which you played), Damage Inc., Metal Militia.[/QUOTE]


Those were an option, but the rhythm guitarist wasn't skilled enough for Damage, and appearantly the bassist wasn't either or didn't want to or wasn't either.