Seems to be a few Rock/Guitar/Metal type threads going on so...............
13 March 2003, 01:24 PM
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Who's the biggest Metallica fan out there? 
Did a huge amount of Metallica covers in my old band and still listen to it in the scoob whilst "hurrying" along my favorite roads.
Awesome structure to the songs and a song for every mood from slow ballads to in yer face thrash
Mikey
Did a huge amount of Metallica covers in my old band and still listen to it in the scoob whilst "hurrying" along my favorite roads.
Awesome structure to the songs and a song for every mood from slow ballads to in yer face thrash
Mikey
13 March 2003, 01:43 PM
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Dispite alot of other people opinions I really liked Their S&M album. Many people preach about the "Master of Puppets" being the be-all and end-all of Metallica rock, however I prefer their Black album, now, if only it had Memory Remains on it, that would be perfect!
Have you heard who they've got in to replace Newsted? I'll wait for the album to see if they realy do 'Gel' as much as Lars says they do.
[Edited by PiNkEyE69 - 3/13/2003 1:44:41 PM]
Have you heard who they've got in to replace Newsted? I'll wait for the album to see if they realy do 'Gel' as much as Lars says they do.
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13 March 2003, 02:56 PM
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Is that video or DVD still available of them recording the tracks for the black album ?
I had it on video but have lost it now.
Funniest moment was Bob Rock the producer was slagging Kirk's playing !
Daz
I had it on video but have lost it now.
Funniest moment was Bob Rock the producer was slagging Kirk's playing !
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13 March 2003, 03:19 PM
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I've got Cunning Stunts on DVD ,that's pretty damn good! It's weird as I got used to the version of So What on Garage Inc, and the version on that has mostly different lyrics.
Interesting to hear an early 'demo' version of Memory Remains as well.
Interesting to hear an early 'demo' version of Memory Remains as well.
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13 March 2003, 03:44 PM
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Nice one Tel boy the band i have seen more than any other and one of the best live acts around.
I have just one big regret though that i missed out on seeing them with Bon Scott when they played at Derby Assembly rooms when iwas only 16 and didnt have the money to go
I have just one big regret though that i missed out on seeing them with Bon Scott when they played at Derby Assembly rooms when iwas only 16 and didnt have the money to go
13 March 2003, 04:28 PM
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try some of the old Albert productions albums like Powerage, Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap,TNT, and High Voltage.
They are pure rock and and blues at times and show how good a vocalist Bon Scott was.
They are pure rock and and blues at times and show how good a vocalist Bon Scott was.
13 March 2003, 04:39 PM
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you certainly aint Mikey was never a great fan of Thrash in fact i never liked the term Heavy Metal (what was wrong with Heavy Rock).
I Didnt even like Mettalica at all till they brought out the Black album and then i saw them Twice when they toured What a show that was!!!!.
I lived and breathed Donnington Rock festival and Ive got the T shirts to prove it (which of course no longer fit).
ps why arent you out selling copiers
[Edited by mattstant - 3/13/2003 4:40:50 PM]
I Didnt even like Mettalica at all till they brought out the Black album and then i saw them Twice when they toured What a show that was!!!!.
I lived and breathed Donnington Rock festival and Ive got the T shirts to prove it (which of course no longer fit).
ps why arent you out selling copiers
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13 March 2003, 04:55 PM
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ahhhh that perrenial support band Magnum they warmed up for Motorhead at Derby and i remeber them desperatley handing out freebies and autographs (which NO body wanted)at the interval while there was a huge crowd around Lemmy as he propped up the bar about 5 mins before going on.
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13 March 2003, 05:00 PM
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oh and Saxon were always good for a laugh i always think of biff biford screaming out 747 at Donnington as guess what?? a 747 flew overhead (well it wasnt but it was a big **** off plane anyway)
13 March 2003, 05:07 PM
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TNT lol This is like a bleedin' time warp Brilliant
Gridlock played with Saxon a few years ago in the old angel in Derby (By the train station. Sure that's what it was called) Bowled up, unloaded the kit and the other Guitarist said " check that oot (He's Scottish ) Saxon are playing" Thought it was a cover band or summat but no sure enuff it was them 
Bloody long way from the Stage at Monsters of Rock.
Still cool though "...She used to be an Iron Horse, 20 years ago..........."
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lol This is like a bleedin' time warp Brilliant Gridlock played with Saxon a few years ago in the old angel in Derby (By the train station. Sure that's what it was called) Bowled up, unloaded the kit and the other Guitarist said " check that oot (He's Scottish
) Saxon are playing" Thought it was a cover band or summat but no sure enuff it was them Bloody long way from the Stage at Monsters of Rock.Still cool though "...She used to be an Iron Horse, 20 years ago..........."
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13 March 2003, 05:07 PM
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Saw Iron Maiden TWICE in 2000 on the Metal 2000 tour, suppored by Halford (from Judas Priest fame), Slayer, and Entombed. What a show that was!
Got their 4 hours early and got guranteed tot he front of the mosh pit! My mate even touched hands with Bruce Dickinson.. as he was being carried over the barrier due to de-hydration
I came out of one of those gigs 1 stonne lighter due to the amount I sweated in the 'pit', long hair and eveything....ahhh...those were the days.
Anyone here into Def Leppard?
Got their 4 hours early and got guranteed tot he front of the mosh pit! My mate even touched hands with Bruce Dickinson.. as he was being carried over the barrier due to de-hydration
I came out of one of those gigs 1 stonne lighter due to the amount I sweated in the 'pit', long hair and eveything....ahhh...those were the days.
Anyone here into Def Leppard?
13 March 2003, 05:08 PM
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Will reply in full when I have the time mate but sheer quality and my old band
did more metallica covers than anything else
'For whom the bell tolls' won the punters over every time
Regret the day I ever left to become an accountant
PS Not an accountant anymore I may add and will never forget the day in Newcastle when I sat and chatted with Lemmy and Co....
Phil was even wearing the leather trousers with the silver aces down the side..........
Will reply in full when I have the time mate but sheer quality and my old band
did more metallica covers than anything else 'For whom the bell tolls' won the punters over every time
Regret the day I ever left to become an accountant
PS Not an accountant anymore I may add and will never forget the day in Newcastle when I sat and chatted with Lemmy and Co....
Phil was even wearing the leather trousers with the silver aces down the side..........
13 March 2003, 05:08 PM
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Check this out I've been 3 times to this festival in Germany.
It is Superb and lasts all weekend with 3 stages and the beer is cheap
http://www.rock-am-ring.com/main.html
It is Superb and lasts all weekend with 3 stages and the beer is cheap
http://www.rock-am-ring.com/main.html
13 March 2003, 05:12 PM
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Pink...
Yeah - used to like Leppard a lot up until they started that "Lets get rocked" stuff...
Saw them play "in the round" in Glasgow - laser show and the full works - excellent
Yeah - used to like Leppard a lot up until they started that "Lets get rocked" stuff...
Saw them play "in the round" in Glasgow - laser show and the full works - excellent
13 March 2003, 05:32 PM
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It looks like the contributors to this thread like their rock! But who do you rate who has released an album in the last 2 years. (The only one I've bought is Iron Maiden - Brave NEw World)
13 March 2003, 06:11 PM
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I'm a big Queensryche fan. I have plenty of metallic, ac/dc, whitesnake etc albums (love Coverdale - coolest dude!).
Favourite metallica album is the black album, fav whitesnake is 1987, fav ryche is 'operation:mindcrime' - immense album, favourite ac/dc is 'dirty deeds done dirt cheap'.
Favourite metallica album is the black album, fav whitesnake is 1987, fav ryche is 'operation:mindcrime' - immense album, favourite ac/dc is 'dirty deeds done dirt cheap'.