METALLICA

JebsCrispyCritters

JebsCrispyCritters

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Its about time you Mother Fukin sellouts went back to your roots and once again made metal worth listining too!!! New album its not too shabby..
Sour diesel and Metallica...makes for a killer workout :)
 
Wilderb

Wilderb

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After St Anger I will never listen to purchase another Metallica song. I actually returned my first copy because I thought there was something wrong with it.
Fuck them.
Just my .02
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Rizlared

Rizlared

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Listening to Metallica post 1992 is a diluted experience.

Black album was V good but it wasn't master of puppets good.

I loved them but they stopped doing anything interesting a long time ago.

I think the problem is highlighted in Some Kind Of Monster....when they are in the studio riffing and say "now that sounds like Metallica"

Trying to sound like themselves will only result in a watered down version of themselves.

Many bands fall into this trap, attempting to pre judge what their fans want to hear.

They built a fan base by playing what they loved and that was shared by others...so continue this...even if it leads to not sounding like Metallica (old output)

Radiohead manage this, unfortunately most bands just try and repeat a formula that sold well (and authors for that matter) and the law of diminishing returns kicks in.

I wish them well but I won't go to see them live or buy their music again until they play what's in their hearts, not their minds.

It's the key to all art
 
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Dr.Nick Riviera

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Rizlared said:
Listening to Metallica post 1992 is a diluted experience.

Black album was V good but it wasn't master of puppets good.

I loved them but they stopped doing anything interesting a long time ago.

I think the problem is highlighted in Some Kind Of Monster....when they are in the studio riffing and say "now that sounds like Metallica"

Trying to sound like themselves will only result in a watered down version of themselves.

Many bands fall into this trap, attempting to pre judge what their fans want to hear.

They built a fan base by playing what they loved and that was shared by others...so continue this...even if it leads to not sounding like Metallica (old output)

Radiohead manage this, unfortunately most bands just try and repeat a formula that sold well (and authors for that matter) and the law of diminishing returns kicks in.

I wish them well but I won't go to see them live or buy their music again until they play what's in their hearts, not their minds.

It's the key to all art
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When you're over 50 rich with ex wife's and grown children, it's hard to keep asking yourself if you're evil
 
Rizlared

Rizlared

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Dr.Nick Riviera said:
When you're over 50 rich with ex wife's and grown children, it's hard to keep asking yourself if you're evil
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Undoubtedly true, so become cosmic space cadets and expand

It's a bit like what i call 'heavyweight champ boxing syndrome'

You come from nothing and want everything, that hunger drives you into acheiving.

Once you've achieved the hunger subsides, there is always someone more hungry who has nothing and wants it all.

At least with music they can take another direction, the boxer is fucked...but rich
 
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