f[size=2]u[/size]ckin oath mate

bloody oath mate! I'm more australian than you now.

[QUOTE=blue3]I'm more australian than you now.[/QUOTE]
Hooray for ambiguity.

Did you mean "I'm more Australian than you now", or "I'm more Australian then you know?".

Because... Never disrespect an Australian :mad:

If you really liked The Black Album I would have to say...And Justice For All would be the best one to get.

Hahah, for your information, I love australians.. actually I just love Daniel Johns, but whatever.

[QUOTE=blue3]bloody oath mate! I'm more australian than you now.[/QUOTE]
:'(

yeah you better cry about it.

Ride the Lightning is better than MoP, imo.:thumb:

[QUOTE=Lionheart1827]Ride the Lightning is better than MoP, imo.:thumb:[/QUOTE]

Agreed!

[QUOTE=Lionheart1827]Ride the Lightning is better than MoP, imo.:thumb:[/QUOTE]
123 sir!

@ Julianne. Of course you love Daniel Johns. Every little girl does!
You're Canadian, btw. Don't get your country of origin mixed up.

[QUOTE=blue3]Hahah, for your information, I love australians.. actually I just love Daniel Johns, but whatever.[/QUOTE]
Heh, sorry, I wasn't being serious :p

Damn, haven't posted here in a long time.

Anyone seen this?
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTKZcVyu6Z4&mode=related&search=[/url]

Opening with a motorbreath? :) James' voice was so much more aggressive on KEA than now. Still good, but definitely different.

Ouch, Lars really screwed up that intro.

James' vocals are terrible these days. I'd say worse than Matt heafy at this point. They should look into getting another singer.

[QUOTE=Flash And Dash]
They should look into getting another singer.[/QUOTE]

If they do that, they might as well get another drummer and lead guitarist as well.

His performance seems to be cyclic; he goes through bad phases and great phases. I'm sure soon enough after a rest or alike that he'll put on a great performance.

[QUOTE=Flash And Dash]James' vocals are terrible these days. I'd say worse than Matt heafy at this point. They should look into getting another singer.[/QUOTE]



That's a stupid idea

matt heafy doesnt do his good vocals any more, it pisses me off, and their new stuff sounds like old metallica

Whats wrong with old metallica :D

Nothing it's just trivium are attempting to clone them.

Trivium is... meh. I can't stand the vocals. So maybe i will like their newer stuff. I like some of their riffs/solos/melodies.

[QUOTE=Flower Dance]Nothing it's just trivium are attempting to clone them.[/QUOTE]
It annoys me when bands do stuff like that.

Anyone seen this?
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwsbUUEOT9g&mode=related&search=[/url]

Haha, bass sounds ****d up in the beginning. Rob said we'll get the right bass player, Oh no I'm the right bass player, ahaha. You can see he was embarassed. Ouch.

Yeah it was posted here earlier.

[QUOTE=PepsiMetal]Anyone seen this?
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwsbUUEOT9g&mode=related&search=[/url]

Haha, bass sounds ****d up in the beginning. Rob said we'll get the right bass player, Oh no I'm the right bass player, ahaha. You can see he was embarassed. Ouch.[/QUOTE]
Posted earlier. But that was great. I was :lol:ing

I think the vocals of the full Rock AM Ring 2006 show were pretty good.

wow a solo!

much better than St.Anger.

I think Rob is going to be a good addition to this new album

[QUOTE=MrSigma]wow a solo!

much better than St.Anger.

I think Rob is going to be a good addition to this new album[/QUOTE]



Yea same here. He's ****in crazy. He'll do a lot for them

[QUOTE=Ultimate-guitar.com] How many sleepless nights have new parents spent trying to soothe a restless newborn? With the August 29 release of "Lullaby Renditions Of Metallica", a solution is on the way. Enter Sandman.

That's right, the music that set the standard for aggressive, concussion-inducing rock will soon be lulling infants to sleep through dreamy re-workings of their head-banging fury. Classics like "Battery" and "Master Of Puppets" feature glockenspiel, vibraphone, melotron, harps, bells and more. The music is arranged and performed by Michael Armstrong.

Part of the Rockabye Baby! series from Baby Rock Records, the Metallica edition includes 11 of the band's most well-known songs. For those who grew up cranking "...And Justice for All" until their ears bled, it's a chance to share with a new generation the music of a band that's sold 29 million albums. At appropriate volume levels, of course.

Due on August 29, the Metallica version is one of the first three releases in the series, along with albums of Radiohead and Coldplay renditions. Future releases will focus on music from Tool, The Cure, Nirvana, Pixies, Bjork, Pink Floyd, The Eagles, Led Zeppelin, The Beatles, The Beach Boys, No Doubt, Smashing Pumpkins, and Queens Of The Stone Age.

Children's music is the fastest growing musical category. The Rockabye Baby! Lullaby Renditions series is targeting today's parents with today's tastes in a way that's gentle enough for even the youngest listener.

The albums will be available both in the respective artist's bin and "Children's Music" bin at retailers. Visit [url]www.babyrockrecords.com[/url] for additional information and sound clips.

"Lullaby Renditions Of Metallica" track listing:

01. And Justice For All
02. Battery
03. Enter Sandman
04. Wherever I May Roam
05. Nothing Else Matters
06. The Unforgiven
07. One
08. (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth
09. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
10. Fade To Black
11. Master of Puppets [/QUOTE]

Interesting concept...

Wow. I'd love to hear Pulling teeth.