[QUOTE=Happy]It was rediculous though, he met Lars and Lars wanted to jam. Lars never wants to jam unless it's with his band members.
Also if he would've jammed then that would've counted as practice and everyone knows Lars doesn't practice.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, the whole thing was pretty improbable.

[QUOTE=gocaps99]Ok so you need help on the middle on? not the really tough one but the one btwn verses? Ok it's pretty easy. He uses the same scale as always. There's a little bit of harmony at the beginning, but you don't need to worry about that unless you're recording. It's not really any faster than the intro solo.

for the:
---1-----2-----1----2
E--------17--------15---etc-------------
B--17/15-----15/14----------------------

the top line is the fingers i find easiest until you need to use the 3 on the lower frets. try that out[/QUOTE]
I'm cunfuzd n scared :(

Yea you hear stuff like that all the time. on another subject one of my friends
got to jam with Dimebag a couple weeks before he died:(

On the topic from here: [url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=9685682#post9685682[/url]

[quote=Arise II]I actually enjoyed Load. And while some more thrash would be nice, I wouldn't want another KEA - retro bands are crap, and it would be rather boring to hear yet another band sounding like '83. A lot of thrah bands have managed to maintain a thrashy sound without being dated.

But yeah, this really belongs in the official 'Tallica thread[/quote]
I can't really say I love Load, it's not horrible, but I can safely save I prefer St. Anger to Load..

It was a new approach to Thrash (imo) whether or not it was a successful approach is a matter of opinion (I'd say no, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't like it if they just played it same old (Standard tuning, standard drum sound, variety to the songs, at least a sort of interlude (Let Hetfield do some 'solos!' :p)), I think had they released it a few years earlier, and not tried to change so much about [b]their style[/b] in one go it would have probably been successful and people might have said it was Metallica's comeback album ( :confused: ) - By successful here, I don't mean comercial success (afaik St. Anger was a comercial success?) I mean success to the Metallica fans.

Meh, can't think right now, I might add some more to this...

[QUOTE=DaveTheAmazing]I'm cunfuzd n scared :([/QUOTE]
It's not that hard to understand. The /'s are slides.

[QUOTE=Metal_Head_617]Have I ever told you that I loved your avatar? :thumb:[/QUOTE]

No you have not. Appriciate it. :thumb:

Just wondering. If there is a top100 drummers poll how many of you would vote for Lars?
I know I wouldn't.

[QUOTE=Happy]Just wondering. If there is a top100 drummers poll how many of you would vote for Lars?
I know I wouldn't.[/QUOTE]

I'd vote hetfield over Lars. :p

[QUOTE=Happy]Just wondering. If there is a top100 drummers poll how many of you would vote for Lars?
I know I wouldn't.[/QUOTE]

I wouldn't vote for lars, but would vote for some mainstream drummers though. I'd definetely vote for hetfield if he gets into singers/frontman polls.

[QUOTE=Chu](afaik St. Anger was a comercial success?)[/QUOTE]

I dont think it was a commercial success. But then again, KEA wasn't commercially successful either.

Hetfield can do anything. and I wouldn't vote for lars.

Mmm, I'd imagine Lars wouldn't get that many votes and the ones he does are from the extreme fanboys.

[QUOTE=PepsiMetal]I dont think it was a commercial success. But then again, KEA wasn't commercially successful either.[/QUOTE]
I don't think Metallica achieved commercial success until Black album (Maybe ..AJFA?). I don't know the record sales, I wouldn't mind seeing how many albums St. Anger has sold compared to Kill 'em All..

Metallica (1991) /14 /December 2003
...And Justice For All (1988)/ 8 /June 2003
Master of Puppets (1986)/ 6 /June 2003
Garage Inc. (1998) /5 /January 2000
Ride The Lightning (1984)/ 5/ June 2003
Load (1996)/ 5 /June 2003
S & M (1999)/ 5 /June 2003
Kill 'Em All (1983) /3 /March 1999
Reload (1997) /3 /November 1998
St. Anger (2003) /2 /July 2003
Garage Days Revisited(1987)/ 1/ July 1990
Record/millions sold/year.

Yea but kill em all probably didn't sell much until after black/AJFA album was released and people actually heard of metallica. But I guess St. anger was the least commercially successful metallica album, even though it isn' the worst.

Garage Inc. is the worst commercially.

Sweet, cheers for that.

St. Anger was a flop it seems?

It hasn't been out as long as the others plus the sales numbers are pretty old.

I heard St. Anger sold 5 million? I know I bought one. :D

:upset:

[QUOTE=Darkness Of Greed]I know I bought one. :D[/QUOTE]
Same :D

yeah i bought one........plus it won grammys and ****

[QUOTE=Aberrationbass]yeah i bought one........plus it won grammys and ****[/QUOTE]

:lol: .











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Does Anyone Know When Metallica Start/started Recording A New Album?

[QUOTE=cliff solos for all]Does Anyone Know When Metallica Start/started Recording A New Album?[/QUOTE]

Nah, they arn't saying anything. They are a lot of rumours, but no one knows for sure.

[QUOTE=Father_Jack]Nah, they arn't saying anything. They are a lot of rumours, but no one knows for sure.[/QUOTE]
I don't think thats how they should do it. They should announce it so everyone gets pumped to listen to another album soon.

I hope it's done in time for a summer tour

My guess is that it will be, but if they tour any other time of the year I'll still go.

So would I, but if it's in houston in the summer I can still go...I could always
skip school I guess...

hopefully in time to come for aussie big day out in jan 2007!!!

MMMMMM new metallica album.