St. Anger (2003) |
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2004.08.25. 13:44 |
Kirk: "Annyira bszke vagyok erre az albumra. Tkletesen meg vagyok rlve rte. A „Fekete Lemez” ta nem voltam ilyen bszke semmire, meg kell mondjam. A "Load" s a "Reload" idejn csak az els t albumot tudtuk ismtelni. Mondjuk ez a hard rock terletn tett nagy ksrletezs ideje is volt. Ez a kt album kellett ahhoz, hogy elkszthessk a "St. Anger"-t. Ha a kilencvenes vek kzepn vettk volna fel a "St. Anger"-t, az ugyanolyan izgalmas lett volna szmunkra, mint most. Csak olyan lett volna, mintha a rgi megszokott dolgokkal lltunk volna el. Egyszeren ki kellett egyenslyoznunk a dolgokat. ...vgre megint gyors s agresszv szmokat jtszottunk..." - Interj Kirk Hammett-tel a St. Anger kapcsn.
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S & M (1999) |
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2004.08.25. 13:43 |
James: "Michael Kamen came to us with the idea almost two years ago. He'd done projects with other rock people, like David Bowie, Eric Clapton and Pink Floyd. He wanted to get a little more extreme, so he chose us. I'm sure there's something more extreme -- he could have picked, like, Graveworm -- but I think we were a pretty good choice. We said, "Hell, yeah." You don't pass these things up. It took two years to pull together -- from the initial idea to deciding which orchestra to picking the songs." - Patrick De Wint a Metallica frontembert faggatta az S&M-mel kapcsolatban.
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Garage Inc. (1998) |
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2004.08.25. 13:43 |
Larz: "We make albums like Garage Inc. because they're fun to do. Doing covers has always been a great way for us to break away from our normal recording process. It allows for a much looser approach, and it's always fun taking other people's songs and adding our own spin to them." |
ReLoad (1997) |
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2004.08.25. 13:42 |
Lars: "We wrote 27 songs for 'Load' and were developing it as a double album. We then got the offer to play Lollapalooza and [decided] we [would] put one record out now with most of the songs that are done and then we [would] come back after a year and finish the rest of them. As far as I'm concerned, you can take any of these songs and interchange them on the two albums. The only fear we had was getting to it quick. We didn't want to leave it lying around for three years and worry about what it would sound like when we came back to it." |
Load (1996) |
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2004.08.25. 13:42 |
Kirk: "Some of the tracks that are a departure from anything we've ever done show what we've been listening to for the past five years--like me being a total jazz and blues guy now. The blues influence is pretty evident. The jazz influence is more subtle, more in my phrasing than anything else. Of course, James listens to a lot of country, and we all listen to tons of late-'70s hard rock. We've not been afraid to let that side of us show--after all, all our roots are in late-'70s stuff like UFO, Deep Purple, Sabbath, Zeppelin, Aerosmith, Thin Lizzy." |
Metallica (1991) |
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2004.08.25. 13:41 |
Feketelemezkkel vgleg bertk nevket minden idk leghatalmasabb metal zenekarai kz, a Black Albumon olyan rk Metallica-klasszikusok szerepelnek, mint a Nothing Else Matters, a The Unforgiven, vagy a James ltal vala megrt egyik legszemlyesebb hangvtel dal, a The God that Failed.
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...And Justice For All (1988) |
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2004.08.25. 13:40 |
Egyszval ez az album simn ott van az 5 leghatalmasabb metal album kzt, semmi ktsg. Aki egyszer hallotta, nem felejti el, azt garantlom...
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Master Of Puppets (1986) |
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2004.08.25. 13:40 |
Cliff Burton: "It took too long. We didn't manage our time all that well, but the songs were all real good and what we came out with was very good. Like I said, we could've managed our time a bit better, but all in all it was, I think, quite a success."
Kirk: "Manipulation (album theme). Various forms of manipulation, which can go into entirely different subjects which we could talk about for hours." |
Ride The Lightning (1984) |
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2004.08.25. 13:39 |
James Hetfield: "Overall, I'd have to say Ride The Lightning is my favorite. Kill 'Em All , our first album, was already written when we went into the studio but Ride... was the first next step, when we started to discover the studio and what we could do in it. That was kinda the fun bit, and it still is." |
Kill 'Em All (1983) |
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2004.08.25. 13:39 |
James Hetfield: "Just the honesty and the innocence of it all is so cool. It's all we knew at the time: "bang your head," "crush the town" and all that shit." At the time I couldn't write a lyric to save my life, so all I could do was listen to other bands and see how they phrased things. I just wanted to put our attitude into it -and that's why I loved punk at the time. It was that honesty, which is something I'm not sure a lot of the older metal bands had. I mean, what was Judas Priest really writing about? Or Iron Maiden? It was all this weird fantasy stuff. And we maybe got into a little of that with "Phantom Lord" or a few other songs, but we've always tried to stay away from writing about things we didn't know about. |
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