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Old 04-11-2014, 01:34 PM   #1 (permalink)
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That's a little harsh but also accurate. lol

I found it very interesting to see things from their perspective.

Plus i luv music docs, it doesn't matter if idk the artist i still enjoy them.
I was well aware of their primadonna attitudes previous to viewing that Doc. Lars Ulrich is the biggest baby on the planet. I enjoyed the Doc to a certain point. When they got into therapy it made the Doc almost unwatchable. Rob Trujillo and Kirk Hammett I still respect, although Kirk Hammett came across as a pushover and soft.
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Old 04-12-2014, 05:50 PM   #2 (permalink)
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I thought that documentary made them look like head case primadonnas. It seriously shed light into why Dave Mustaine was much better leaving that band in the dust.
Did you not think that Dave didn't really come off much better in that doc though?

I liked aspects of the film. In some ways it was a good period in time to capture, what with Newsted leaving and then the auditions for a new bass player. There was footage from that tiny intimate gig with Bob Rock filling in on bass which is interesting to capture on film also.

But of course it was the St. Anger era. The only thing worse than listening to that ****ing record is seeing and hearing it throughout it's making and recording. The therapy sessions I have to say were a little sad to see as well. I suppose theres logic to it and you could argue it isn't such a bad thing if they really feel they need it but it just never looks as though it's acheiving anything.

Lars Ulrich is a baby, I agree (although I've always found the backlash to his objections to Napster to be totally pathetic. It's his music people. He owns it. The ability to download something for free these days is a privelidge, not a right). James is a baby too. Kirk just doesn't look as though he has any desire to involve himself in their bull**** or rise to the arguments....unless your Lars and mention there's gonna be no guitar solo's in the new album because they are "out dated".

Metallica didn't come off well at all in the film, but did Dave Mustaine? All I see is a crying, bitter baby who still has a damn chip on his shoulder all these years later about being kicked out of Metallica ("People still come up to me and shout "METALLICA!" and I know it isn't a compliment") or however exactly he worded it like Metallica completely ruined his life and shattered his dreams. Dave Mustaine, the man who went on to form arguably Metallica's biggest competition and did exceptionally well for himself.
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Old 04-11-2014, 02:13 PM   #3 (permalink)
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I always rationalized my hatred for Metallica, for various reasons. Even though I hate the band I don't hate every member. I have respect for Kirk Hammett as an artist, but I can't stand James H or Lars U.
Yeah I really hate Hetfield. Them as people I'm totally indifferent on, because we never gonna kick it, why should I give a ****?

If Metallica was an instrumental band, I'd dig them a lot more. They have some right masterpieces when James has to sit in the corner.

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Have you seen their 'Some kind of monster' doc? i found it very interesting even though idk alot about Metallica.

It explains alot about the inner dynamics of the band and it made me see Metallica in a new way.
Plus seeing Lars and James constantly arguing was entertaining as hell.
I think I saw part of it. All I remember is the satanic falcon though haha. We have two kites, one an eagle and one a falcon, and the falcon's name was based off that doc.
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Old 04-11-2014, 11:20 AM   #4 (permalink)
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I think that Radiohead is one that gets too much hate. It get's too much credit at the same time. Both sides need to chill. I was watching Clueless the other day and Cher made fun of Josh playing depressing music by Radiohead. I laughed.
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Duran Duran are the shit.
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I find the opposite is true.
I find as I get older I listen to more of the stuff I used listening to, not less.
I constantly rotate between old and new, and between different genres this way it sounds new and exciting after not hearing it for a while.
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Modern mainstream folk music (Mumford & Sons, The Lumineers, etc). I don't know why, but none of it sounds like genuine folk, but instead something people latch onto because it's different from the typical Top 40, but accessible enough for the tween crowd.

If you want real folk, listen to Gordon Lightfoot. Now that had soul.
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Modern mainstream folk music (Mumford & Sons, The Lumineers, etc). I don't know why, but none of it sounds like genuine folk, but instead something people latch onto because it's different from the typical Top 40, but accessible enough for the tween crowd.

If you want real folk, listen to Gordon Lightfoot. Now that had soul.
That's not at all irrational, as Mumford and Sons need to take a long walk off a short volcano.
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