I Do!!!

I would have had 1000 if they didn't ban my first account. :(

[QUOTE=PepsiMetal]I would have had 1000 if they didn't ban my first account. :([/QUOTE]
what was your first accounts name?

What do you think of the covers that metallica only play live?(not the ones of garage inc. or any singles.

Does anybody know whats the Deep Purple cover that lars and kirk play in the Live ****. San Diego disc.?

[QUOTE=heavy metal kid]What do you think of the covers that metallica only play live?(not the ones of garage inc. or any singles.

Does anybody know whats the Deep Purple cover that lars and kirk play in the Live ****. San Diego disc.?[/QUOTE]
last caress,they dont really cover deep purple on the san diego disc,they jusy play the begining intro and thats it

[QUOTE=willis2441]last caress,they dont really cover deep purple on the san diego disc,they jusy play the begining intro and thats it[/QUOTE]

Of what song?
(forgive my ignorance) :upset:

[QUOTE=heavy metal kid]Of what song?
(forgive my ignorance) :upset:[/QUOTE]
smoke on the water

thanks man, i didn't recognize it.

[QUOTE=metal guitar]Because you don't have to work so hard to play double bass, that's why.[/QUOTE]

Replying on an age old topic here...why don't you have to work as hard? I think it'd be harder to pull off a 3-4 min song with double kicking galore as both of your legs need to be strong to do it (otherwise your leg burns) rather than just one.

i can't even double bass at all
or single bass for that matter

On a completely different note who's better - Rob or Jason

Me thinks Jason because I think the main reason St. Anger wasn't as good was because Rob has changed the music.

Rob didn't write a single note on St. Anger.

I like Jason more..

Yeah it was Bob Rock on Bass for St. Wanker, not Rob.

Oh. Shows how much I know :upset:

And the bass on St. Anger was actually pretty good, at least compared to anything they let Jason do.

[QUOTE=Chu]And the bass on St. Anger was actually pretty good, at least compared to anything they let Jason do.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, "Let Jason do".

Sadly they didn't let him do more. Could have turned out rather nice.

Jason has a better sound than Rob, I think. And Jason used to windmill headbang.

Rob is taking Metallica's music away from that St. Anger $hite.

Cliff > Jason at windmill headbanging

it's harder to find live shows of cliff.

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]Yeah, "Let Jason do".

Sadly they didn't let him do more. Could have turned out rather nice.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, they should have let him experiment.
He is an amazing bassist, and his skills were definately not shown while he was in Metallica.

On another note, **** you metalcritter666.

respect my opinions, chu.
lets all agree to this though - bob rock was the worst.
(played bass and CO-WROTE st. anger

He did co-write St. Anger. But it wasn't that bad, and his bass playing is better then I thought it would be..

I don't actually think St. Anger's that bad, and when people say that it is/was ****, it pisses me off, I'm sorry.

it is by far the worst metallica album because it sounds horrible and it's too long, but it's still better than a lot of the other mainstream stuff out there.

[QUOTE=metalcritter666]it is by far the worst metallica album because it sounds horrible and it's too long, but it's still better than a lot of the other mainstream stuff out there.[/QUOTE]
I agree it's too long, but as I have said before, in my opinion it is their best work since Master of Puppets.

I think it could do with a remaster though, just fix Lars' drums' sound and retune to standard EADGBe. Maybe even try Rob on bass with some wicked pedals too.

I don't think standard tuning would be good but the songs were wrote in a drop tuning. Drop C# sounds very good, very thrashy. But yes, Lars snare drum sounds horrible and Rob on bass would be good. The only reason there aren't any guitar solos is because Kirk didn't like the sound of them in the Drop C key. I think that's a really good idea but they're probably going to do that for the next album which should be out this time next year, actually.
Do you use pedals?


[COLOR=Lime][I]50 posts!!![/I][/COLOR]

metallica never use standard tuning anyway, always Eb since 1995.

[QUOTE=metalcritter666]I don't think standard tuning would be good but the songs were wrote in a drop tuning. Drop C# sounds very good, very thrashy. But yes, Lars snare drum sounds horrible and Rob on bass would be good. The only reason there aren't any guitar solos is because Kirk didn't like the sound of them in the Drop C key. I think that's a really good idea but they're probably going to do that for the next album which should be out this time next year, actually.
Do you use pedals?


[COLOR=Lime][I]50 posts!!![/I][/COLOR]

metallica never use standard tuning anyway, always Eb since 1995.[/QUOTE]
Eb since '95 and what, one album since then :p
They had standard tuning on the first few albums, and they ****en dominated.
Since then, they've become boring though so..
But, I didn't miss Kirk's solos anyway, as far I was concerned, his solos have turned to **** recently anyway.
I don't use pedals, but Cliff's work with pedals in the early days was amazing.
*And Jason had some cool Live solos with pedals..

Congratlutaions on 50 posts.

[QUOTE=metalcritter666]it's harder to find live shows of cliff.[/QUOTE]
there is one on [url]www.launch.com[/url] ...its a kickass live video of metal militia live

Every live show they tune to either Eb with some of the songs tuned further down like St. Anger and Seek and Destroy. The same applies for Load/Reload, Garage, Inc. and S&M.

but yes, the first five were pretty much all in standard

[QUOTE]Originally Posted by [B] Whale and Wasp [/B]
there is one on [url]www.launch.com[/url] ...its a kickass live video of metal militia live[/QUOTE]

Yeah, I know there's a few, but there are so much more with Jason e.g Live $hit

[SIZE=7]WHY WON'T ANYONE TALK ABOUT METALLICA? [/SIZE] :upset: :upset: