Its a good combination of everything they do, power chords, slow solos, fast solos, etc...

MASTER OF PUPPETS KICKS A$$!!!!

does anyone else find fight fire with fire, battery, and damage inc kind of annoying?

Y'know, I just found out the other day that the whole song of MOP (james' rythm) is completely downpicked. And suddenly made it hard to play.

[QUOTE=naboo]I don't [I]love[/I] escape but it actually is better than what most people think.

Edit: :eek: 1000 posts. Sweet![/QUOTE]
I love Escape, I love Metallica's under-rated songs.

[QUOTE=Flopfoot]Wow 362 pages about 'tallica :-)
I love One and Fade to Black and The Call of Ktulu...
But I just can't get into Master of Puppets... its really just thrashy and some bits sound out of time and the solo was alright and the rest is repetitive vocals and chords and it is soooo looonggggg Zzzzzzzz..., and I can't understand why it is such a popular Metallica song. Can any1 explain why it is?[/QUOTE]

If you dont like 10+ minute metal anthems (slightly exadurated), your not gonna like a lot of the best songs/bands i.e. Metallica

[QUOTE=metalimadness]i am not sure i live in dallas texas and listen to it they also have it in tulsa oklahoma and california[/QUOTE]

They have it in seattle, I can hear it when I'm in lower Van Island, but sometimes in my house :)

[QUOTE=Chu]I love Escape, I love Metallica's under-rated songs.[/QUOTE]


yeah its a pretty good song, but also one of the songs I last heard from metallica

[QUOTE=guitarfrog]MASTER OF PUPPETS KICKS A$$!!!!

does anyone else find fight fire with fire, battery, and damage inc kind of annoying?[/QUOTE]


nosir I do not

Escape sucks. No really, it is pretty poor.
However I don't see how people speak about Trapped Under Ice like they do Escape, they're miles apart.

I hate Fight Fire with Fire.

I just ... crap.

Nothing about it is interesting, at all.

ya the only decent part about that song is the chorus. the verses suck so much. same with the intro.

[QUOTE=demon_LLAMA]Y'know, I just found out the other day that the whole song of MOP (james' rythm) is completely downpicked. And suddenly made it hard to play.[/QUOTE]
where did you hear this from, that is one of the most untrue statements ive ever herd in my life. that song would be almost imposible to downpick

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nope cant see even zakk wylde playing that downpicked

[QUOTE=whatduffhuck7]where did you hear this from, that is one of the most untrue statements ive ever herd in my life. that song would be almost imposible to downpick

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nope cant see even zakk wylde playing that downpicked[/QUOTE]
there is no way thats impossible man. im 14 and have only been playing for a year and i can play it that way with down picking only. hear is my preffered way of playing it though. ( it sounds just the same)

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sorry about the above tab it screwed up somehow :confused:

[QUOTE=whatduffhuck7]where did you hear this from, that is one of the most untrue statements ive ever herd in my life. that song would be almost imposible to downpick

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nope cant see even zakk wylde playing that downpicked[/QUOTE]

What do you mean by Zakk Wylde cant play that riff!
That riff is so easy that I can do it in my sleep!
Okay, maybe I cant do it in my sleep, but its [COLOR=Red]easy[/COLOR] to do while my eyes are closed. Really!
P.S. I'm only 13
P.P.S Ever heard of the term: pratice makes perfect?

also the tab goes like this:

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:smash:

similar to fight fire with fire, the only good thing with "The Outlaw Torn" is the chorus. who here actually likes the whole song?

has anyone here seen a completely correct tab of One?
all of the tabs ive seen for that song have the slow heavy part before the ending all screwed up

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^what a waste of time

[QUOTE=btoto]^what a waste of time[/QUOTE]
hey hey hey. I had absolutely nothing to do so I wrote every word

I'm sooooooooo bored, i'm gonna listen to the black album

[QUOTE=guitarcreep13]similar to fight fire with fire, the only good thing with "The Outlaw Torn" is the chorus. who here actually likes the whole song?[/QUOTE]

The solo is good to it too and the outro. The verse is cool but not very exciting. The song overall is great, I like it.

I play MOP down-picked most of the time. Thats kinda how i built my wrist up for tremelo picking.

13 years old huh? Its funny how on these forums you cant trust anyone.

"Im 14 years old and i can play Midnight at 195bpm". Ok maybe not that extreme and not saying that you cant play MoP guitarcreep13 cuz it isnt that hard, but i just seem to be seeing all the "kids" around here making statements like that

i know i'm gonna sound like a real dummass here but wat is tremelo picking? whenever i was learning some of the puppetz solo off of the internet it said to do the last part with tremelo picking.

[QUOTE=j_p]i know i'm gonna sound like a real dummass here but wat is tremelo picking? whenever i was learning some of the puppetz solo off of the internet it said to do the last part with tremelo picking.[/QUOTE]

According to this Metallica book I bought,
Tremolo picking is "when you pick anote or many amounts of notes as rapidly
and continously as possible."

In other words,
this:
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me and some friends, have got a cover band, we play mostly metallica, some black label society, and some others, and one of the songs we do best is Master of Puppets, we've been playing for about 3 and a half years now...i'm not gonna say it's and easy song, i mean, to get it just right, it's tough, i know it doesn't take much to learn it, you may know "how to play it" but it's very difficult to get it perfect, i mean that main riff is downpicked completely, and takes lots of practice to have the guitars and bass keep it in perfect harmony...but we've practiced our butts off, and now we got it down, solo, all of it...

me and some friends, have got a cover band, we play mostly metallica, some black label society, and some others, and one of the songs we do best is Master of Puppets, we've been playing for about 3 and a half years now...i'm not gonna say it's and easy song, i mean, to get it just right, it's tough, i know it doesn't take much to learn it, you may know "how to play it" but it's very difficult to get it perfect, i mean that main riff is downpicked completely, and takes lots of practice to have the guitars and bass keep it in perfect harmony...but we've practiced our butts off, and now we got it down, solo, all of it...

me and some friends, have got a cover band, we play mostly metallica, some black label society, and some others, and one of the songs we do best is Master of Puppets, we've been playing for about 3 and a half years now...i'm not gonna say it's and easy song, i mean, to get it just right, it's tough, i know it doesn't take much to learn it, you may know "how to play it" but it's very difficult to get it perfect, i mean that main riff is downpicked completely, and takes lots of practice to have the guitars and bass keep it in perfect harmony...but we've practiced our butts off, and now we got it down, solo, all of it...