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Sorry to hurt your feelings Scott, but...
I've given up on Tallica after Load. I really liked the black album because
it's musically really good as well as nicely polished. I liked the albums
before it as well, especially the later ones. But when I heard Load I just
didn't get it. I mean, these guys can play their instruments really well.
So what the hell are they doing, because it's totally not apparent on the
album. How could the same people who wrote -- and play with
metronome-accuracy -- the wrist-spraining ending of 'One' dumb their music
down this much? It was almost like "Yeah we're rich as sh.t so we don't
really care". Then they started the whole mp3 stink by suing Napster...
I don't hate them or anything but I just have to ask "Guys, what the hell
are you doing???".
But I must agree with you S&M does rock.
Viktor Radnai
Web Developer, National E-Commerce, Ernst & Young
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Grrr you've tapped into my number one pet hate (Tallica Bashing) *(deep
breathe)*
I've been listening to Tallica since Garage Days (not the revisted, the
LP, when a dude across the road from us showed an album and said scope this
out).
I've listened to them pre-Cliff Burton and Jason Newstead, and despite
Garage Days Revisted, being their worse i still regard all the albums to be
top shit.
Justice was their coming of age album, Black Album was their "ok, this
is what it sounds like with commercial digital mastering and bank
managers".. and despite peoples beliefs that Bob Rock turned Metallica into
the dark ages of Back Street Boys type clones, the fact of the matter
remains that the Black Album opened up doors / money banks for the guys. I
liked the Black Album the most, as lyrically and music wise, it was done
with sadly not as much grunt but still gave you that "goosebump" feeling..
why i get a chubby as soon as i hear the first few bars of "Sad but true".
Having said that, I think LOAD wasn't their best album, especially songs
like "Hero Of The Day" as i regard that song as Britney Spears with guitar
(hate it). I did like the RELOAD, i think they picked up their game with
this one, and S&M was frekin great (still listen to that on the train)...
While I have nearly every metallica mp3 on the net tucked nicely on a HDD,
in an undisclosed warehouse (don't want the Lars police after me)... I
still
worship the music these guys tuff out, and If rumours persist, and Jason
gets back with the band... oOOers Can't wait till their next album.
So, Pre-Justice For All arguements bite, as Tallica where just as good,
probably better if Cliff where alive today and i think no matter the
outcome
(seen as though Jaymz is the driving influence on taste) they would of
ended
up the same.
Yes.. i am a metclub member :D
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> I reckon it looks pretty good... And although I havent
> Dug too deep, I would have thought this site would
> Have been a bit more of a cutting edge showcase of
> What CF/FlashMX could do..
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> Cheers,
> Adam
>
> <cf_metalRant>
> I pray for bad midi crap to interupt whenever anything
> later than '...and justice for all' is played...
> </cf_metalRant>
>
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