The only thing i've heard that they said they were never gonna do was make a video, which is a pretty stupid thing to say

[QUOTE=Black_metal_sephiroth]I never knew that. What does metallica want to play then? because they only changed their style because bob **** made suggestions on how to get more money. Metallica have clearly stated they'd stay true and never sell out.[/QUOTE]

Metallica wanted/wants to play Metallica... thats it, thats their genre of music and the answer you will get off Hetfield and co.

I dont think they ever did state that, nor do they believe themselves to ever have sold out...

Edit: Thanks DH :thumb:

[QUOTE=DisposableHeroes]The only thing i've heard that they said they were never gonna do was make a video, which is a pretty stupid thing to say[/QUOTE]

At the time it wasn't stupid at all, all the pop acts were doing it and metalheads didn't want to be a part of anything pop.
It doesn't matter so much now though because even a misanthropic band like darkthrone have talked about making a video. (either fenriz or nocturno culto said this during an interview) That if they were to make one it'd be minimal and grim.

you have a good point there on the video thing, but as for the Bob Rock thing...well for me its like he says: "anyone whos a proper Metallica fan would know i would not be able to force anything on those guys"(something along those lines anyway) The most Rock probably did was suggest ideas, which is what producers do, they get the full potential out of the band. And produce of course

Fernandes: No problem

Oh yeah metallica collaborated with some rapper. enough said

your point being? Aerosmith did too, so did Anthrax. Well, bands that rapped

and this rapper would be?

i think his name is Swiss Beats, or something along those lines. I think if Metallica really wanted the $$ they would have collaborated with some one incredibly well known

[QUOTE=DisposableHeroes]your point being? Aerosmith did too, so did Anthrax. Well, bands that rapped[/QUOTE]

i know but the metallica one screamed nu metal at me.

Anyone know when the next METALLICA album is coming out.
I know on there website they say thier working on it.
But around when is at coming out.

Oh yeah Some Kind of Monster can you rent the movie or can you only buy it from a movie store?
:confused:

I'd imagine you can do both - at least you'll be able to in due course. I can't see it differing from any other DVD release

[QUOTE=Black_metal_sephiroth]i know but the metallica one screamed nu metal at me.[/QUOTE]

Well then thats just your taste isnt it, i dont particularly enjoy nu-metal at all either. But its what Metallica wanted to do, they obviously have an interest in it and thats their taste

[QUOTE=DisposableHeroes]calm down buddy, they're entering the studio in January 2005 (same time as Slayer)[/QUOTE]

Thanks I was wondering.


METALLICA
4 ever! :thumb:

[QUOTE=Burdcheese]I'd imagine you can do both - at least you'll be able to in due course. I can't see it differing from any other DVD release[/QUOTE]

Thanks

METALLICA
4 ever! :thumb:

[QUOTE=fenderbender89]Thanks I was wondering.


METALLICA
4 ever! :thumb:[/QUOTE]

Woah...easy there.

Metallica did a collaboration with Jay-Z (yes, like Linkin Park). But so what, whats wrong with rap and metal. 4 words, Rage Against The Machine... And if you called them commercial sellouts, Timmy. C would kick your head in.

[QUOTE]The bass solo I saw Rob trujilo play in Dublin in June last year was incredible, it sounded like an earth quake going through the big outdoor venue, all slapped and tapped ending in a little bit of the bass solo from orion. Pure Class!![/QUOTE]

I was there too :thumb:. Unbelieveable solo from Rob. I got the concert off livemetallica.com. F*kcing amazing concert.

hmm, me thinks i shall try the Disposable Heroes solo. Power tab will aid greatly

[QUOTE=jaymz_is_god]I was there too :thumb:. Unbelieveable solo from Rob. I got the concert off livemetallica.com. F*kcing amazing concert.[/QUOTE]

good another happy customer

[QUOTE=Black_metal_sephiroth]Well metallica started to think about their wallets rather than staying true[/QUOTE]

Because everyone knows that people who play in bands play in them to please people who call themselves fans instead of for the love of music :rolleyes: .

[QUOTE=InColdBlood]Because everyone knows that people who play in bands play in them to please people who call themselves fans instead of for the love of music :rolleyes: .[/QUOTE]

shhh...It's a big secret!! ;)

[QUOTE=Black_metal_sephiroth]Oh yeah metallica collaborated with some rapper. enough said[/QUOTE]

OH MY GOD! THEY ARE SUCH SELLOUTS!

Jesus, dude, get over it.

[QUOTE=Black_metal_sephiroth]I never knew that. What does metallica want to play then? because they only changed their style because bob **** made suggestions on how to get more money. Metallica have clearly stated they'd stay true and never sell out.[/QUOTE]

They want to play music. Is that good enough for you?

yea people need to now that rappers need to eat to, metallica has to do something different everyonce and awhile or they would dissappear

this thread should be closed.

[QUOTE]They want to play music. Is that good enough for you?[/QUOTE]

exactly

[QUOTE=Squirrel]this thread should be closed.[/QUOTE]

You sir, are a subversive influence

[QUOTE=Squirrel]this thread should be closed.[/QUOTE]

didnt you start this whole thread

never mind

Metal is rebellion, rap is the norm

my opinions always seem to be disliked by alot of people lol