yeah thats kinda along the lines of what im talking about...The Seattle one is what ive seen and amazing. Just reaffirms why Kirk is one of my favs


EDIT: To gocaps

[QUOTE=hpcjolly01]Hello I am new to musicianforums. :wave:
I could not resist a Metallica forum. I have been a fan since '86.
St. Anger is not my favorite album, but it is enjoyable. A friend of mine says that the recording quilaty is substandard. Perhaps his ear is better than mine I don't hear it. Does anyone agree with my friend?[/QUOTE]
I agree with your friend and hello :wave:

[QUOTE=hpcjolly01]Hello I am new to musicianforums. :wave:
I could not resist a Metallica forum. I have been a fan since '86.
St. Anger is not my favorite album, but it is enjoyable. A friend of mine says that the recording quilaty is substandard. Perhaps his ear is better than mine I don't hear it. Does anyone agree with my friend?[/QUOTE]

welcome. so you've been a fan longer than i've been alive? lucky, you probably saw them many times and in there prime days

[QUOTE=gocaps99]um...we don't really need to know about your shi[COLOR=White]ts...[/COLOR]

so now back to metallica MUSIC, please?????????[/QUOTE]

HAHA no that's not what i meant! I meant i wanted to know just for $hits and giggles..have you never heard that expression before? :lol: :lol:

speaking of live s[I][U][/U][/I]hit which of the dvds does everyone prefer 'San Diago' or 'Seatle'?

Anyways enough about that..lol

Just finished listening to the first disk of S&M. I like the symphony score with it.

did the conductor of the symphony write the score or did Metallica. I am wondering how they put that stuff together and who has say over what instruments are used etc.

Michael Kaiman wrote the score around the songs.

[QUOTE=munky_magik]Michael Kaiman wrote the score around the songs.[/QUOTE]

he was a f[I][U][/U][/I]ucking talented guy!

Very impressive stuff to me. I love symphony music, its interesting to hear the combination with metallica

[QUOTE=shadow_stalker]he was a f[I][U][/U][/I]ucking talented guy![/QUOTE]
John Williams>Michael Kaiman

[QUOTE=munky_magik]John Williams>Michael Kaiman[/QUOTE]

never heard him.

i don't suppose he did the led zepp stuff did he?

[QUOTE=Andrue]Very impressive stuff to me. I love symphony music, its interesting to hear the combination with metallica[/QUOTE]

it's quite surprising how well metal and rock goes with classical to make such awesome music :thumb:

[QUOTE=shadow_stalker]never heard him.

i don't suppose he did the led zepp stuff did he?[/QUOTE]

John Williams is awesome.

He's done a ton of music for movies. ET, Star Wars, Jurassic Park etc...

[QUOTE=shadow_stalker]it's quite surprising how well metal and rock goes with classical to make such awesome music :thumb:[/QUOTE]

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[QUOTE=shadow_stalker]never heard him.

i don't suppose he did the led zepp stuff did he?[/QUOTE]

John Williams did the scores for: Star wars(all episodes) Indiana Jones, Jurassic park, Saving Private Ryan, Harry Potter, Jaws, Minority report, E.T, Superman, Hook, Home Alone, The Lost World at least. I'm leaving a lot out though.

thats funny, i dont particularly like john williams' scores, they all sound the same to me, just mainly star warsish

i think he ripped dvorjak off for the jaws theme, dvorjak has a tune that has that chunk in it

[QUOTE=Sliptallica]John Williams is awesome.

He's done a ton of music for movies. ET, Star Wars, Jurassic Park etc...[/QUOTE]

ah he is good :thumb:

Wow i didn't know we had such knowledge of classical music in this thread lol

Burton brought the classical stuff to practice when Lars brought Black Sabbath.

mister che you want the pic?

[QUOTE=Mister_Che]Burton brought the classical stuff to practice when Lars brought Black Sabbath.[/QUOTE]

everyone loves black sabbath :thumb:

[QUOTE=leppermessiah]Wow i didn't know we had such knowledge of classical music in this thread lol[/QUOTE]

it's quite scary really :lol:

[QUOTE=JACKROXYOU]mister che you want the pic?[/QUOTE]

Pic of what?

[QUOTE=shadow_stalker]everyone loves black sabbath :thumb:[/QUOTE]

ehh...not [I]everyone[/I]

[QUOTE]it's quite scary really[/quote]
I shoudn't be. Having knowledge of more than one genre is good, not scary.

[QUOTE=munky_magik]ehh...not [I]everyone[/I][/QUOTE]

Well they should! :upset:

My father was very indepth with classical, he used to do reel to reel recordings of it every night. was doing that since about 1964 and grew up going to the boston symphony orchestra. my wife was second chair violin in her university orchestra

[QUOTE=Mister_Che]Pic of what?[/QUOTE]

i think he means one of those Lars Ulrich pics they were talking about :lol:

[QUOTE=shadow_stalker]i think he means one of those Lars Ulrich pics they were talking about :lol:[/QUOTE]

Well then I'll be more than glad to have them. :)