i juste go back for metallica show WOW GREAT.i have see more than 75 show in my short life an i can say metallica is the best one the sound is great an heavy...the pirotechie is great ( a lot) the singer is in fire this time verry great big show(16000)place an sold out for 2 night if you see metallica near of your home go see................... the best show i see an im glad ....now i think metallica are the god of metal......... its not an post in relation whit the board sorry........metal rule still be alive c-ya
Posted by Doug Allan (Member # 2247) on :
Yup! I've seen several hundred concerts including metallic 5 times. Always a great show, one time was without Hetfield because of him catching fire from the pyrotechnics though.
Posted by Stevo Chartrand (Member # 2094) on :
They SUCK!!!! They used to be cool now they're just a bunch of napster hating, short haired pansies!!
hahhahahhhahhahah
Posted by rene st-pierre (Member # 4116) on :
stevo you say write the drummer is a big head..............whit napster its real copy music is bad an no one can stop its bad because im a musician too.........anniway the show of the groupe is good........... hey i know you like slayer do you see the pass monster garage whit slayer c-ya
Posted by Mark Matyjakowski (Member # 294) on :
Glad you had a good time! Nothing like a 16K sold out metal show to pump ya up. WHAT? sold out meta.... WHAT? sold o.. DO YOU HEAR THAT RINGING SOUND? ..... .... WHAT?
Some of the best ... and worst shows I've seen were Metallica. Even most of the "kids" I know (kids friends) don't listen much past the black album ...
Still a good ti... WHAT? Posted by Doug Allan (Member # 2247) on :
..oh was there anything past the black album
...liked 'em best before the black album.. black was beginning of seeming somewhat of a formula, but still likes a lot of that & still enjoyed the live show after that.
..actualy I did enjoy the S & M one with the symphony as well
Posted by W. R. Pickett (Member # 3842) on :
...They were (some how) better before they cut their hair. ...I wonder what that means.... (Maybe everybody was?)
...And I agree, the BLACK album was their high point.
Posted by J & N Signs (Member # 901) on :
Where was the concert Rene? I see that they are playing in Jonquiere tomorrow and Monday.
Posted by rene st-pierre (Member # 4116) on :
the concert is 2 night at quebec colisium great places c-ya
Posted by Mike Pipes (Member # 1573) on :
The black album was the end of Metalligreed's career IMO, it pales in comparison to everything they had already released.
The first person that can tell me the *original* album name for "Kill 'Em All", why the name was changed and what the original cover art was, wins.... absolutely nothing! Posted by Stevo Chartrand (Member # 2094) on :
Pimp,
They wanted to call it "Metal Up Your Ass", cover art was a sword sticking out of a toilet, (I think). Record company did'nt really care for it, Cliff said, referring to the record executives, "Kill them all!".
Still think its their best album!
Stevo
Posted by Denis Tardif (Member # 3237) on :
i`m with you stevo,and i add... anything past master of pupet album... and.. they sold there souls for the black album who was the bigger peace of s**t on this earth
Posted by rene st-pierre (Member # 4116) on :
hey denis glad see you here for me i think master of pupette is the best album.....each people can think diferently c-ya
Posted by Mark Matyjakowski (Member # 294) on :
IMO when Cliff died the band died ... and the business began (nothing against Jason)
Being that they recorded Kill em All here in Rochester they were big around here early on. When I was a senior in high school the drummer in my band did a weekend metal radio show. I clearly remember cruising around as they played the entire Master of Puppets album commercial free the first night the album was available (I taped it too... don't tell Lars). Couple months later Metallica came around (opening for Ozzy) and my buddy got to interview Lars and Cliff for the radio ... I got to meet (see) them quick as they walked through the lobby.
Last time I seen them (4-5 years ago) they actually pulled stools onto the stage and SAT DOWN TO PLAY FOUR HORSEMEN ... almost honky tonk style ... that was the last straw for me.
Wanna see a fun metal show ... check out Slipknot if you get a chance.
Posted by Mike Pipes (Member # 1573) on :
Stevo, yep you're right on the cover art.
Mark, Primus takes the lead in my book as far as most fun show, although I know they aren't most people's style. Can't forget the antics of GWAR either, but ya gotta be ready to leave the show covered head to toe in slime. Posted by Doug Allan (Member # 2247) on :
Pantera has some fun & unique embellishments to an all out good metal show. Slayer has been great every time I saw them Megadeth sucked, but I was bored that week, so I checked 'em out. Not metal, but Soundgarden was cool. Butthole Surfers were great. I liked Ministry. I saw Primus on New Years eve in San Francisco... was supposed to be Red Hot Chili Peppers... but they cancelled... I had seen them several times anyway, so was stoked to see Primus... Great drumming!
[ October 18, 2004, 01:24 AM: Message edited by: Doug Allan ]
Posted by Denis Tardif (Member # 3237) on :
hey mike can you answer that..where the name metallica is from... an old 33t vinyl in pieces to win tic ,toc, tic, toc
Posted by Mike Pipes (Member # 1573) on :
I'm not sure on the Metallica name but I think that was one of the proposed names for a metal magazine a friend of Lars was starting. Supposedly Lars told him to go with "Metal Mania" because Lars wanted to use Metallica for his band name.
Posted by Mark Matyjakowski (Member # 294) on :
I've seen Primus a few times. Soundgarden was one of my favs. too. Chris Cornell playing solo acoustic "Burden in my hand" at Lolapalooza ... priceless.
When Pantera was on their first tour the band I was in was to open up for them at this bar ... we were psyched... big time! Their bus broke down somewhere in Ohio ... we find this out as we are unloading ... on the radio we hear the show is canceled ... played a double set for 20 people. Oh well.
Posted by Jillbeans (Member # 1912) on :
Doug.... I love the RHCPs! It wasn't one of the infamous "sock" performances....was it? You lucky dog you! Love.....Jill
Posted by Scott Pagan (Member # 2507) on :
I met a boy wearing Vans, 501s, and a dope Beastie(Boys) T, nipple rings, and new tattoos that claimed that he Was OGT, From '92, The first EP.
And in between Sips of Coke He told me that He thought We were sellin' out, Layin' down, Suckin' up To the man.
Well now I've got some A-dvice for you, little buddy. Before you point the finger You should know that I'm the man,
And if I'm the man,
Then you're the man, and He's the man as well so you can Point that fn' finger up your a$$.
All you know about me is what I've sold you, Dumb f. I sold out long before you ever heard my name.
I sold my soul to make a record, Dip st, And you bought one.
All you read and Wear or see and Hear on TV Is a product Begging for your Fatass dirty Dollar
So...Shut up and
Buy my new record Send more money F you, buddy.
true words from: Tool- "Hooker with a Penis" [somewhat edited for good taste]
gotta love the heavy anger music
Posted by Paul McDowell (Member # 5092) on :
I have to jump in here:
Metallica is my favorite band. I like the Justice and Puppets albums best but I own and listen to all of them. If you want to listen to some of their best live stuff check out the Woodstock '94 recordings and the EP's they released for the St. Anger album. The recent EP's have live recordings from the Justice album which they hadn't played live in a while due to the technical difficulty.
Posted by Doug Allan (Member # 2247) on :
RHCP's was the headline act on one of the lollapalooza toura that I was fortunate enough to catch in 2 cities, Phoenix & Chicago. No, the "sock" attire was not in the lineup... but I think they all had flaming torches on their heads for the encore though which along with various other pyrotechnics... made for an eye-opening visual to go along with the awesome sounds.
Mark, did Temple of the Dog play on the small stage when you saw them? They played on Phoenix, but I don't think they did in Chicago.
Posted by Denis Tardif (Member # 3237) on :
you imprest me mike, i read it in a hit parader or a circus magazine 18 years ago
Posted by Doug Allan (Member # 2247) on :
Mike, ya impressed me too with that one.
I have no doubt you already had that trivia tidbit, but for fun though, I ran a google search on "orgin of metallica's name" got that same info. on the 1st hit from THIS site.
The internet is pretty amazing.
[ October 19, 2004, 03:25 AM: Message edited by: Doug Allan ]
Posted by greg feil (Member # 4379) on :
I used to listen to nothing but Metallica back in my high school years. Kill'em all, Ride, and Master are my favorite albums. After Cliff passed it didn't seem the same. The new bass player Rob (Suicidal Tendancies rocked) is much closer to Cliff's style compared to Jason. I still pop in a Metallica disc once in awhile when I need something harder that The Dead or The String Cheese Incident Posted by rene st-pierre (Member # 4116) on :
glad see a lot of metal man here an somme know the metallica stories.......... great long life metal...........a new question i know denis play music an me too here who play music an what kind of music........... im a hair band music player i still think 80`s the best
Posted by Mark Matyjakowski (Member # 294) on :
Doug, I have no idea who played the small stage, it was a while ago ... obviously if Sound Garden was playing ... I remember Metallica headlined and there was a giant rat you could see for a buck.
Posted by Doug Allan (Member # 2247) on :
oh, then you must have seen a different tour then me, since Sound Garden & Pearl Jam were both in the lineup (under RHCP) it was easy for Temple of the Dog do do a set with members from each of those bands.
Rene, I play Drums. Started in 1970... I've played a little of everything over the years, I like Stevie Ray style blues & will still tolerate classic rock covers, I was very heavy into "fusion" growing up after my first metal years Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep purple etc. etc. All the fusion greats came through Chicago where I lived in High school & we had nothing better to do in the midwest but see all those guys... Chick Corea, Weather Report, Mahavishnu, Zappa etc.
Posted by Mike Pipes (Member # 1573) on :
What can I say? Just a metalhead at heart. I'm sure I picked up the trivia about Metallica's name from friends who likely read it in some kinda guitar mag, which is why I wasn't sure about its origin.
I don't play any instruments anymore but in the past I've been known to play guitar, keyboard/piano, violin and vocals too. Never was really good with a guitar (short stubby fingers make it tough).
Posted by rene st-pierre (Member # 4116) on :
hey you can download the quebec show at www.metallica.com its great i think god smack give a real good first part for this show go download c-ya
Posted by rene st-pierre (Member # 4116) on :
doug im a drum player too now i juste purchase a drum (now 3 week) at first im a guitard playre an afther a bass player...................now im a drumer.................play music an paint still be the best for me now............bad pass forget for me an im glad now juste play an paint...................its my life c-ya
![[Rolling On The Floor]](graemlins/rolf.gif)
![[Smile]](smile.gif)
![[Wink]](wink.gif)