The all things METALLICA thread!
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Live Debut! My favorite from album.
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S&Mē: THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT
Check this out, you know how much we love firsts and we are always extremely proud to wave the flag for our hometown of San Francisco, so this first is particularly exciting as we announce that we will be performing at the grand opening celebration of the Chase Center with S&Mē on Friday, September 6th. That’s right, not only will this be the inaugural event at the new arena in the city, but we will be playing once again with the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra as we join together to commemorate this historic addition to the Bay Area and mark the 20th anniversary of the S&M concerts and album release.
We’re honored that legendary conductor Michael Tilson Thomas will kick off his final season as San Francisco Symphony Musical Director with a special appearance conducting a portion of the show. James and Lars joined Michael, along with representatives from the Golden State Warriors and San Francisco mayor London Breed, to make the announcement at the Chase Center today.
Presales for Fan Club members begin tomorrow, March 19th with the Legacy Member sale beginning at 9 AM Pacific Time and the Fifth Member sale beginning at 10 AM Pacific Time. Please visit the Club News section for additional details including where to find your presale code.
Tickets will go on sale the general public on Friday, March 22nd at 10 AM Pacific Time at chasecenter.com.
Please join us for this one-night-only show as we celebrate the addition of what is sure to become a cultural landmark in the Bay Area. We’re thrilled to be invited to be a part of it and humbled to be sharing the stage with the legendary MTT and the city’s finest musicians in the San Francisco Symphony.
#554
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Metallica has long considered their hometown as San Fransisco. Despite initially forming in LA, they moved to San Fransisco to get Burton into the band. Whether or not you want to consider the first 2 years without long-term members, they apparently do not.
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Yeah, although they started in LA, they started finding success after moving to the Bay area because they wanted Cliff in the band (and Kirk was also from there), and that location had a much better thrash scene than LA so it worked out great. They've been considered a Bay area band for years and years, no one calls them an LA band just because James and Lars started the band there.
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I want to see Roberto smash his bass on some classical versions of the Metallica. Whether folks liked the first S&M, it can't be denied that they were the first band to kick off the whole classical orchestra/rock combination. Hell, Kiss did it a couple of years later.
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Yeah, although they started in LA, they started finding success after moving to the Bay area because they wanted Cliff in the band (and Kirk was also from there), and that location had a much better thrash scene than LA so it worked out great. They've been considered a Bay area band for years and years, no one calls them an LA band just because James and Lars started the band there.
The whole thing seems manufactured. They’re kind of phonies. I learned, to my surprise, that Lars and Hetfield met in high school in Newport Beach! And other founding members were from Huntington Beach and Downey.
They being from SF is like New York Seltzer is bottled in Walnut, CA.
I am not getting my thoughts across too well but regardless to say, I’m not buying it.
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The whole thing seems manufactured. Theyre kind of phonies. I learned, to my surprise, that Lars and Hetfield met in high school in Newport Beach! And other founding members were from Huntington Beach and Downey.
They being from SF is like New York Seltzer is bottled in Walnut, CA.
I am not getting my thoughts across too well but regardless to say, Im not buying it.
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Kirk was from El Sobrante, Cliff was from Castro Valley and James & Lars permanently moved to the area before their first album was even recorded, so I'm ok with Metallica being called an SF band.
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That's right, so Burton-era Metallica was technically 1/2 Bay area, 1/4 LA and 1/4 Danish.
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The whole thing seems manufactured. Theyre kind of phonies. I learned, to my surprise, that Lars and Hetfield met in high school in Newport Beach! And other founding members were from Huntington Beach and Downey.
They being from SF is like New York Seltzer is bottled in Walnut, CA.
I am not getting my thoughts across too well but regardless to say, Im not buying it.
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#564
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I now see why Hetfield was looking a 100 years old during this tour. He was bloated, red, etc... Looks like he relapsed. I guess he hit the tipping point.
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See...I told you guys he looked like shit. All bloated and old man looking.
Just goes to show that alcoholism is a real disease. Almost 20 years sober and it came back to get him.
Hope he recovers again.
Just goes to show that alcoholism is a real disease. Almost 20 years sober and it came back to get him.
Hope he recovers again.
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James has always looked rough...
He wasn't even twenty in that photo.
He wasn't even twenty in that photo.
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What Hazel said....
And yeah, James has always looked fugly, but recently I had noticed he was bloated looking in the face.
I feel bad for the dude. 20 years is a long time to stay away from addiction and have it creep it's way back.
And yeah, James has always looked fugly, but recently I had noticed he was bloated looking in the face.
I feel bad for the dude. 20 years is a long time to stay away from addiction and have it creep it's way back.
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Release of the colored vinyls dominated the sales this week