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What a cool story! And I love Metallica, up until Load. They lost their edge at that point. But oddly, I enjoy Death Magnetic. St. Anger can die in a fire.
Death Magnetic is the best thing they've done in a long long time.
What a cool story! And I love Metallica, up until Load. They lost their edge at that point. But oddly, I enjoy Death Magnetic. St. Anger can die in a fire.
What a cool story! And I love Metallica, up until Load. They lost their edge at that point. But oddly, I enjoy Death Magnetic. St. Anger can die in a fire.
Death Magnetic is the best thing they've done in a long long time.
I agree. Re-Load had a few good songs (mainly Fuel and the Memory Remains) but other than that its garbage.
Agreed. I gotta ask man, have you made any posts on this thread during the normal hours of the day? Haha
Death Magnetic is the best thing they've done in a long long time.
This pic is for [MENTION=44220]BigFishAllDay[/MENTION] This is Erin, the girl that taught me how to drive stick in her 2nd Gen. This was at a co-workers wedding we went to with the new 4Runner in early June of 99. See how dapper I was & she still wouldn't give it up! :naughty:
I heard something funny the other day. Someone was saying that they wish that they had a time machine. They said that they would go back to about 1984 when Ride the Lightning came out, kidnap Metallica and take them to the recording for "Some Kind of Monster" or something equally bad and make them look at their future selves and promise not to become what they have become. I laughed.
I have been reading the Scott Ian book, "I Am the Man". It covers that early time in the thrash music scene when Metallica had moved out to NY and lived in the same run down rehearsal space that Anthrax played at. It's not bad.
I can see now that she was too good for you. If you'd have gone with an 80 series you would have had a chance.
Nice pics. I have a bunch of pics from the 90s and early 2000s of mine with me growing up over the years. Easily some of my favorites. It'll be 20 years of ownership within the family this November.
That is funny. "Some Kind of Monster" was painful to watch. I'm glad I caught it on cable instead of paying for it in the theater.
I'd like to read Scott's book. I grew up in Queens, NY & a few miles from the "Music Building". I hung out in there many times with friends & friends of friends bands but didn't know who Metallica or Anthrax were. They just put out "Kill 'em All". It would have been cool to have hung out with them before they became famous. It was an old factory or something & was set up like an apartment building. It had about 8 floors & 20 rooms on each floor. Every room had a band practicing (or living) in. You'd go there on a Sat night, drink, get high & just go from room to room & listen to bands play. Everybody was fu@ked up, lots of girls... Total debauchery! They fired Dave Mustaine in that building.
I read Dave's book, it was good but not amazing. If you could find the hardcover used on Amazon for $5 it's worth it. I got it as a gift.
My first job out of high school was as a stage hand working at L'amour. The most famous Rock/Metal club in NY. I set up set stage & partied with Metallica in Jan of 1985. They played 3 sold out nights with WASP & Armored Saint. They just started touring for "Ride the Lightning". I have my
RTL" LP autographed by James & Lars. Lars wrote "85 vodka attack!"
Sept of 2001, just got back from Labor Day weekend camping. Look at all that mud! Nothing different from the year before. Just waiting for those RT/S's to wear out so I can buy some larger AT's. Oh & I added an "Infectious Grooves" sticker on the front bumper for more HP. Great band, look 'em up.
I'd almost forgot about Infectious Grooves! Gotta get that back out...thanks for the throwback!
I thought Dave got fired on the bus shortly after they arrived while he was sleeping?