[QUOTE=heavy metal kid]it's possible, but megadeth would played that song faster, just check the mechanix and the four horsemen speed diferencies.[/QUOTE]

Not only that, but if you've ever hopped into the Megadeth thread you'll notice a lot of hostility against Metallica (I'm not saying all Megadeth fans hate Metallica). Megadeth could lose a ton of fans and support by doing a cover of Metallica. Some fans hate Metallica in almost a fanboyish way and wont have it any other way.

On the other hand though, there are tons of people like most people on these boards who will probably give Mr. Mustaine much respect for it.

Sad thing is, the first option is to harsh to risk.

[QUOTE=Sliptallica][B]Not only that, but if you've ever hopped into the Megadeth thread you'll notice a lot of hostility against Metallica (I'm not saying all Megadeth fans hate Metallica). Megadeth could lose a ton of fans and support by doing a cover of Metallica. Some fans hate Metallica in almost a fanboyish way and wont have it any other way.[/B]

On the other hand though, there are tons of people like most people on these boards who will probably give Mr. Mustaine much respect for it.

Sad thing is, the first option is to harsh to risk.[/QUOTE]


That is very true.

I never ment it as megadeth doing a metallica cover they would never do that i ment that mustaine wasent in the band when ride the lightning was made

That is definitely James, most likely a bootleg from right after RTL was released.

[QUOTE=metalthrasher0978]I never ment it as megadeth doing a metallica cover they would never do that i ment that mustaine wasent in the band when ride the lightning was made[/QUOTE]

You said it wasn't him because Mustaine left Metallica before RTL, and I said it didn't have to be. It could be Mustaine in Megadeth doing a Metallica song (again, 1 in a million chance)

[QUOTE=metalthrasher0978]its defiently not mustaine he left metallica and went to megadeth before ride the lightning[/QUOTE]

Yes, but he wrote Call Of Ktulu and Ride The Lightning- music.
And I think he wrote something else on there, I don't remember.

i think mustaine's songs were the best on RTL. i still enjoy that more than some of their most recently recordings.....anything after the black album i dont care for.

[QUOTE=Dr. Killgreedy]i think mustaine's songs were the best on RTL. i still enjoy that more than some of their most recently recordings.....anything after the black album i dont care for.[/QUOTE]
The Four Horsemen takes the cake for me.

Would it matter if it was recorded while he was still in the band? Mustaine never did lead vox in Metallica, just lead guitars.

:smash:

[QUOTE=Sliptallica]It's possible it could be Megadeth covering a Metallica song (like 1 in a million chance) or material from before Kill Em' All.[/QUOTE]
No it's not.
Mustaine has said numerous times he will [b]never[/b] cover a Metallica song.

Edit: That sounds so much more like Hetfield then it does Mustaine...

I haven't listened to it. Meh. It'll either be Hetfield, or some obscure band off one of the numerous Metallica tribute CDs.

:smash:

It is Hetfield, his voice was rather weird in the early days, like in Metal Militia on Cliff 'Em All with the voice vibrato (i think) at the end of every line. I think it's just the crappy recording of it makes his voice sound higher.

A couple of pictures I found amusing.

[url=http://my.1up.com/media?id=2023470&type=lg]Proof[/url] Hammett's, well weird.
[url=http://my.1up.com/media?id=1124099&type=lg]Dunno[/url] really...
[url=http://my.1up.com/media?id=1124102&type=lg]Laugh[/url] at weird *** Lars.

dude where the f**k did u find those pix?!?!

the first one of hammet and lars rly rly gross especially since theyre both married to their wives......did u edit them and just screw around with it or is it real?

Question: is it worth buying the Cunning Stunts DVD b/c i hav the Binge and Purge box set and that is was well worth the dough but wut about cunning stunts

[QUOTE=Schecterguitarist]dude where the f**k did u find those pix?!?!

the first one of hammet and lars rly rly gross especially since theyre both married to their wives......did u edit them and just screw around with it or is it real?[/QUOTE]
Just found them :p

[QUOTE=fatbandit]Would it matter if it was recorded while he was still in the band? Mustaine never did lead vox in Metallica, just lead guitars.

:smash:[/QUOTE]

Yes He did He did a Lot of live vocals before they ever recorded KEA
I even saw a video of him sing/sceaming

it was only after he left that they made james sing

[QUOTE=Chu]A couple of pictures I found amusing.

[url=http://my.1up.com/media?id=2023470&type=lg]Proof[/url] Hammett's, well weird.
[url=http://my.1up.com/media?id=1124099&type=lg]Dunno[/url] really...
[url=http://my.1up.com/media?id=1124102&type=lg]Laugh[/url] at weird *** Lars.[/QUOTE]


The first one is digusting. no way that's real

Its actually real, but the second part is faked, although they have kissed before :thumb:

[QUOTE=FlyingPaul_83]The first one is digusting. no way that's real[/QUOTE]
Maybe they're both comfortable enough with their sexualities to do it. Or they just wanna freak everyone out.

holy crap that's weird.

That is pretty fukked up, but they were probably wasted or stoned or something

Pfft they're not wasted or stoned, they just do it to get reactions like the one from FlyingPaul.

You guys do know that the one where they are actually kissing is most likely fake right?

[QUOTE=RustedPieces]You guys do know that the one where they are actually kissing is most likely fake right?[/QUOTE]
It looks photoshopped, you can see where Kirk and Lars' faces meet that it doesn't look right.

Umm.. If you look at it, it's exactly the same as the first, just the heads are closer, I think... The second one is definately photoshopped...

[QUOTE=Flower Dance]Pfft they're not wasted or stoned, they just do it to get reactions like the one from FlyingPaul.[/QUOTE]


:upset:

[QUOTE=FlyingPaul_83]:upset:[/QUOTE]
Hehe, don't worry dude. When i saw it a couple years back i was like "Ewww Kirk and Lars are gay ewwwww!" but i realised they wanted those reactions.

Yea I can see them doing something like that to freak someone out


and it looks to me like they are wearing the same clothes as the load session
pictures..but that's Just me

[QUOTE=brittallica]Yea I can see them doing something like that to freak someone out


and it looks to me like they are wearing the same clothes as the load session
pictures..but that's Just me[/QUOTE]
Hmm it does but every picture from Load era looks like they're wearing the same clothes.

[QUOTE=Chu]Umm.. If you look at it, it's exactly the same as the first, just the heads are closer, I think... The second one is definately photoshopped...[/QUOTE]
Ya, the 2 toungues are pretty much just a blur

They do that stuff because they are MEtallica and they just do random stuff to be funny and get reactions out of people. Plus they can do whatever they feel like pretty much and get away with it.

They do that stuff because they are MEtallica and they just do random stuff to be funny and get reactions out of people. Plus they can do whatever they feel like pretty much and get away with it.

[QUOTE=Byzantine]They do that stuff because they are MEtallica and they just do random stuff to be funny and get reactions out of people. Plus they can do whatever they feel like pretty much and get away with it.[/QUOTE]
Which is exactly what James says "We're Metallica and we'll do whatever the fúck we feel like"

hxxp://s54.yousendit.com/d.php?id=LDMYZQYOHSG81S5W7FSQ63WKG

Listen to that

Misfits-Helena

The one part about half way through is EXACTLY like sanitarium.

[QUOTE=Byzantine]hxxp://s54.yousendit.com/d.php?id=LDMYZQYOHSG81S5W7FSQ63WKG

Listen to that

Misfits-Helena

The one part about half way through is EXACTLY like sanitarium.[/QUOTE]
Metallica admitted Sanitarium was a stolen riff anyway. It was from a band called Rainbow House or something a really obscure NWOBHM band.
I see what you mean. The voice melody sound the same too.

ah back from The Middle of Nowhere, New York.

so how's everyone?

I think it was the end riff they said they stole from another band. It's ok, they made it famous and the other band didn't :lol:

btw, it was posted awhile ago that kirk did ALL the solos on KEA. if that's so, why don't they play the first horsemen solo?

[QUOTE=gocaps99]ah back from The Middle of Nowhere, New York.

so how's everyone?

I think it was the end riff they said they stole from another band. It's ok, they made it famous and the other band didn't :lol:

btw, it was posted awhile ago that kirk did ALL the solos on KEA. if that's so, why don't they play the first horsemen solo?[/QUOTE]


He forgot it :chug:

No um I don't know they don't play :evil:

Did Metallica inadvertently "borrow" a musical idea from another band for their 1986 dark "power ballad" "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)"? Several Internet reports definitely seem to suggest so.

A song called "Rainbow Warrior" by the obscure NWOBHM (New Wave of British Heavy Metal) band Bleak House (photo) appears to contain undeniable similarities to the Metallica classic. The Bleak House track was released as a seven-inch single in 1980 via Buzzard Records, and was followed up by another seven-inch single in 1982 and various compilation appearances before the band apparently called it a day.

A self-proclaimed NWOBHM fanatic, Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich spent much of his time in the early '80s tracking down obscure recordings from his favorite groups of the era. Ten years after the NWOBHM's glory days of 1982, Ulrich took time out to put together a multi-band compilation, "'79 Revisited: New Wave of British Heavy Metal", along with journalist Geoff Barton, whose work in the now-defunct weekly U.K. rock paper Sounds had kept Ulrich posted while he was in the States.

thats from some metal site - you can download the song here-
[url]http://metalunderground.com/news/details.cfm?newsid=10832[/url]

Heh, it's James Hetfield's 42nd birthday today (3rd August).