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Topic: Metallica - Cyanide
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pppaaaüüülll
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posted August 10, 2008 14:13
    
What do you think??? Metallica - Cyanide i do not know. If this is what the new album is going to sound like It will be another post AJFA album. nod good not bad. I like the riffing in this song but it is just much too damn nice. (just my two cents) -------------------- trrrrr ta trrrrr ta trrrrr ta trrrrr ta trrrrr ta trrrrr
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vroomfondel
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posted August 10, 2008 14:48
The only thing that came up on my mind was:Why does Larz bother to setup 2 bassdrums? They should hire Dave: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hry7aya4SBw&feature=related I both think and hope that the new album will stink :-) Hard to break a 20 year tradition... -------------------- "Sir, we are surrounded!
- Excellent, then we can attack in any direction!"
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tsawyerfam
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posted August 11, 2008 11:03
I cant help comparing them to Slayer. They both came out at the same time and Slayer ( like em or not) has stayed true to the kind of music they started playing. They embrace their fans by giving them what they expect. Good consistant metal, not some watered down commercial bullshit. Metallica died with Cliff Burton. We knew it when it happened and it continues to be what is haunting them to this day. Every new Slayer release they don't spread this new one is going to be like "Show no Mercy" or "Reign". That is the rumour you always hear about any new Metallica album. It is going to be like it was when..... Then you hear it and it is more of the same crap.
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JUDGE FARGO
VoivodFan
Member # 250
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posted August 11, 2008 14:42
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Originally posted by tsawyerfam:
I cant help comparing them to Slayer. They both came out at the same time and Slayer ( like em or not) has stayed true to the kind of music they started playing. They embrace their fans by giving them what they expect. Good consistant metal, not some watered down commercial bullshit.
Slayer are consistent alright, consistently mediocre, even more than Metallica I'd say. Giving people what they expect is as bad as making shit music. I haven't bought a Slayer album since Seasons cos there's just no point. Metallica have probably come to the conclusion of their career and will just release albums to relieve tedium and to tour. They are no longer a real band anymore. I'm just glad that there's one last metal album for me to look forward to: Voivod's.
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DBC
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Member # 350
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posted August 12, 2008 02:40
They suck even more when you read this..... quote:
METALLICA's James Hetfield Says Robert Trujillo 'Has Already Contributed More' Than Jason Newsted DidPosted on Wednesday, August 06, 2008 at 08:51:42 EST The following story is courtesy of Mtv.com: Even though he's been in the band going on five years, the talents of bassist Robert Trujillo will be featured on a METALLICA album for the first time on their forthcoming LP Death Magnetic, which lands in stores September 12 and features The Day That Never Comes as its first single. Before replacing erstwhile bassist Jason Newsted in 2003, Trujillo played with SUICIDAL TENDENCIES, INFECTIOUS GROOVES, BLACK LABEL SOCIETY, ALICE IN CHAINS' Jerry Cantrell and Ozzy Osbourne. Trujillo, as you might imagine, couldn't wait to contribute to Metallica's newest material, after spending years on the road with the band, playing bass lines someone else came up with. And he's proud of what Metallica was able to accomplish on Death Magnetic. "I feel there's a lot of life to the tracks and a real solid groove — things feel tight," Trujillo told MTV News last week. "It's a lot of fun — the material is very dynamic, and we can't wait to present it to the world. It's been a great journey. "Connecting with them onstage was the first phase of the journey, and then being able to create with them has been a great experience," the bassist added. "It was the best school of song-arranging in metal and rock you can ever imagine. It was a wonderful experience. ... There's nothing like it." But what was it like for frontman James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich, who've been the driving force behind the band for more than two decades? Hetfield summed it up best: "In the studio — and no offense towards Jason — but Rob has already contributed more to this record than Jason did in 14 years." A rather bold statement, but one that Ulrich echoed: "It's difficult to praise Rob without insinuating that there was something not great about his predecessor, and I've got nothing but respect and love for Jason. But Rob, he's been with us five years now, and it's completely effortless. ... It's never felt this complete." But the admiration didn't end there. Guitarist Kirk Hammett, who was absent for much of the time Metallica were in the studio following the births of his sons, Angel and Vincenzo, said it feels as though Trujillo has been in the band since its inception. "Sometimes I look over at him, and he's playing his bass onstage, and it feels like he's always been there — his chemistry, his personality, it just all fits in really, really well," Hammett said. "He's a godsend."
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AngelRat
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posted August 13, 2008 15:36
Some of the comments were funny:"rob compared to burton
rob sucks ass cliff is in a whole
nother level than rob
R.I.P. " They got the fans they deserve. -------------------- "Appearing like Ra"
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