Metallica (4 noches en San Francisco 30 aniversario)

Of course. Costa Este. Las fechas parece que seran 23 y 24 junio.

jackster escribió:

Of course. Costa Este. Las fechas parece que seran 23 y 24 junio.

Lo más lejos posible, por favor.

borope escribió:

jackster escribió:

Of course. Costa Este. Las fechas parece que seran 23 y 24 junio.

Lo más lejos posible, por favor.

Vaya a ser que te de por ir a verlos.

Marica, qué envidia me dáis los madrileños con el puto Sonisphere!

en 5 minutos....

http://www.livestream.com/metallica

http://www.orionmusicandmore.com/

Cartelaco.

http://www.orionmusicandmore.com/


Festival 23-24 Junio, Atlantic City, NJ.

Ambos días con metallica de cabeza y grupos seleccionados por ellos...


Rory Erickson
Cage the Elephant
Titus Andronicus
The Black Angels
Avenged Sevenfold
Best Coast
Modest Mouse
Artic Monkeys
The Gaslight Anthem
Fucked Up
Hot Snakes
Gary Clark Jr.
Lucero
The Sword
Liturgy
And many more...

Han perdido el poco norte que les quedaba. Qué horror de mezcolanza.

borope escribió:

Han perdido el poco norte que les quedaba. Qué horror de mezcolanza.

Son muy heavys

Es bastante indie el cartel, no?

Lars Ulrich no tiene amigos, tiene hijos de puta:



Lars Ulrich’s Friends Told Him They Liked ‘Lulu’







Metallica and Lou Reed‘s ‘Lulu’ might have been one of the most savagely reviewed rock records of 2011, but don’t expect Lars Ulrich to take any of that criticism to heart. During a recent interview with the Brazilian podcast Wikimetal, Ulrich reflected on ‘Lulu,’ offering some candid thoughts on the album — and insisting that people have actually told him they liked it.

The conversation started when the show’s host asked Ulrich why Metallica chose to make a record with Reed. “I can give you some bulls— answer, but I don’t look at things like that,” he responded. “The freedom of being in Metallica… What the success of Metallica affords us is to do these types of things. It’s only in interviews six months later when you sit and talk about it and all of a sudden you have to figure out ‘why.’”

“I never asked, ‘Why?’ So Lou Reed says, ‘Hey, you wanna make a record together one day?’ ‘OK.’ I don’t think it has to be more complicated than that,” continued Ulrich. “I would say maybe when the next Metallica record comes out, maybe in another year or two, I’ll have more answers about this thing. I don’t really know yet, ’cause I haven’t had any distance from it yet.”

Even if he can’t assess the record objectively, Ulrich knows he enjoyed making it — and he’s heard good things from others, too. “It’s definitely very unique, and whether it’s unique in a good way or unique in a not-so-good way, I have no idea yet. The people whose opinions I trust say it’s very good. It feels very good; it’s a lot of fun to do. But whether it’s making a new sound, or paving a new way, I have no idea.”

And ultimately, what it comes down to for the band is needing to stay fresh creatively. “Metallica lives and breathes on being able to do these types of things, and I think that 30 years in, we have to kind of do these things to keep us alive,” concluded Ulrich. “I know some people would like Metallica to make the same record every two years, but that’s not what I want Metallica to do, and I’m not interested in doing that.”



http://ultimateclassicrock.com/lars-ulrichs-friends-told-him-they-liked-lulu/