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par **Denis** » Dim Juin 08, 2008 8:56 am

Sdkben a écrit :bon, hein, déjà il n'y a que lars (sur ces photos uniquement) et kirk qui étaient maquillés, pas d'amalgame !
d'ailleurs, tous les visuels et artwork de load viennent de kirk.

et puis ça serait grave s'ils se maquillaient?

par **Julien** » Lun Juin 09, 2008 4:32 pm

par **Sdkben** » Lun Juin 09, 2008 5:11 pm

Denis a écrit :
Sdkben a écrit :bon, hein, déjà il n'y a que lars (sur ces photos uniquement) et kirk qui étaient maquillés, pas d'amalgame !
d'ailleurs, tous les visuels et artwork de load viennent de kirk.

et puis ça serait grave s'ils se maquillaient?

ah moi je m'en fous ! :lol:

je peux même dire que j'adore les photos du livret de Load.
mais apparement, de nombreux fans de metal pas trés à l'aise avec leur sexualité ont été heurtés dans leurs répères par ces photos :lol:

c'est juste que jason et james n'ont jamais foutu de maquillage de leur vie, que lars l'a juste fait pour la session photo et que kirk se maquillait comme ça tous les jours à cette éqoque.
c'est le moment de citer lars :
"The metal world needs to be fucked as much as possible. when the band started, everybody would sit around proving their heterosexuality by gay bashing and stuff like that. like, "oh fucking faggots !" Does that elevates you to a greater He-man status ? I never understand that."
citation extraite de l'article "Boys Interrupeted : The drama of Male bounding in Some Kind Of Monster", de l'excellent livre "Metallica and Philosophy, a crash course in brain surgery".

par **dvi2702** » Ven Juin 13, 2008 10:24 am

http://attblueroom.com/music/Bonnaroo-M ... mation.php

Pour le coup, Metallica en webcast le 13

par **Sdkben** » Ven Juin 13, 2008 12:12 pm

c'est audio ou vidéo le webcast ? tu sais pas ?

sinon, hier, concert secret à Nashville avant le Bonnaroo dans le sous-sol d'un disquaire devant 175 personnes :

Location: Nashville, TN
Date: Jun 12, 2008
Venue: The Basement
Setlist:

No Remorse
Fuel
Harvester Of Sorrow
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
For Whom The Bell Tolls
Master Of Puppets
Sad But True
Motorbreath
Seek And Destroy

metontour a écrit :"Scanning the scene...
Posted: 6/12/2008 7:07:00 PM
- Posted by : MetOnTour
..in The Basement tonight!" How's that for a shindig.... a.k.a. super secret private show! Metallica surprised about 175 people with a fast hour set in The Basement of the local record store called Grimey's! Lots of familiar faces in the crowd, and a few impromptu jams (2x4, Slither, Frayed Ends with Super Ron singing!) Everyone in the places was sweating like a stuck pig. "Hands down, THE best time of my life" some fans said after the show. "If I get hit by a car tonight, there will still be a smile on my face." said another. Setlist is up, pics are up, and maybe video up tomorrow?

et pour ceux que ça peut intéresser, Robb Flynn nous fait part de ses impressions sur le fait de tourner avec Metallica :

Robb Flynn a écrit :MACHINE HEAD frontman Robb Flynn has issued the following update:

"Ahhhhhh!!! What a whirlwind!!!

"These last few shows with METALLICA have been nothing short of mind-blowing. And not just the shows themselves, but seeing how their whole camp runs their operation, seeing how they treat people, bands and fans alike, it's seriously restored my faith in humanity that things can be done a different way in the music business and still be a huge success. We have NEVER felt so welcome on a tour, and we had an absolute blast in the process.

"The shows were pretty kick-ass all in all... Poland took a minute to warm up but they were RAGING by the end. Spain was un-fucking-believable, raging beyond belief!!! I don't know if the fact that it was the first 'Blackening'-era show we had done, but WOW?! Prague had scattered batches of MH diehards going nuts, but for the most part, they were waiting for METALLICA. Portugal on the other hand... man, we've had a long love affair with Portugal... and Rock In Rio did not disappoint, they're fucking C-R-A-Z-Y!!! Those Portuguese go fuckin' BONKERS and we love every one of them for it. Jesus?! Just an awesome crowd. Insane sing-a-longs... we had a longer set than the other shows, so the METALLICA guys let us jam in their rehearsal room (they have an extra set of equipment in the dressing room they use to jam on before they go onstage) so we could play some extra songs. I plugged into [James] Hetfield's rig, Phil [Demmel, MACHINE HEAD guitarist] into Kirk's [Hammett], Dave [McClain, MACHINE HEAD drummer] on Lars' kit, and Adam on [Robert] Trujillo's rig, and after having our obligatory fan-boy moments of busting out numerous METALLICA songs, we busted out our cover of IRON MAIDEN's 'Hallowed Be Thy Name'. But that right there just goes to show what kind of class act the METALLICA guys are. Lars was just like, 'Hey man, if you need to work on some songs, go jam on our shit.' Who fucking does that?! We couldn't have been more impressed, nor more in awe (than we already are) of METALLICA after this run. There's some good footage of it on Metontour.com (click on the Rock In Rio video link), our cover of 'Hallowed Be Thy Name' below, and us joining METALLICA for 'So What' below that.

"Now I'm the first to admit that I am a total fan-boy when it comes to METALLICA; we all are. But I had been hearing for a while that they had become dicks, lost the plot, rock-star ego-trippin', etc, so I was a little curious to see how this would go. I really was not ready for how cool and down to earth those guys were. Growing up in the Bay Area, I'd chatted briefly with Hetfield here and there. I'd bump into him at Raiders games and he'd always make a point to come over and say 'Hi,' despite the fact that he usually had a 150-person-long line of people waiting to talk to him for the entire time he was there at the bar. I always admired him for doing that (several of these times were when we were unsigned post-'Supercharger'), and even more impressed that he had the patience to talk with literally hundreds of people until the line went away. I was a little apprehensive of hanging with him on this run though. I guess I have a fear of meeting people that I hold in the utmost respect because they may end up being assholes, and in general, I don't look forward to talking to most frontmen/singers, just because there's often a kind of unspoken my-dick's-bigger-than-yours thing going on. It's funny... some frontmen I walk away from thinking, 'Wow, that guy's a douche!' other frontmen I walk away from thinking, 'Man, that guy's the smartest, coolest, most charismatic dude I've ever met,' but when I walked away from Hetfield the other day, he had somehow made me feel like 'I' was the smartest, coolest, most charismatic dude HE had ever met. I was like, how the fuck did you do that?!?! He complimented me on my rhythm playing!!?? Man, I have to admit, my brain just literally discombobulated, and I was left there stammering like some blithering idiot, 'Uh... durr, dur, durr, DURRRRR!!' Seriously, the dude fucking RULES!!!

"Lars and I, we've become text buddies, or to coin a great Chris Adler term, 'quick-friends.' Every time I get one of his 'You up???!!! Let's go out and rage!!!' texts at 3:30AM, just as I'm about to go to sleep, I can't help but laugh... and when he says rage, Jesus Christ, RAGE he does!!!! That motherfucker can DRINK!!! GODDAMN!!! Him and his goddamn Scandinavian liver!! First night in Poland I got him, Robert, and 'The Head Wiigger In Charge' on the brown eyes, and he hung in there hard, I think he had about three glasses of wine, and then 10 or 11 brown eyes, and was still doing pretty good at 7:30AM!!! Needless to say, it was a helluva way to start the tour!!!

"And like some people, I was ready to hate Lars, I even admitted as much to him that night. I don't really have a good reason why, I guess between Hetfield's complaints about him, and the occasional seemingly pompous interviews, he just... I don't know... I guess I've just never really thought of him as the kinda guy I'd enjoy hanging out with. But I like to give people a few chances, and as someone who has also been portrayed by the media in a bad light, I realize it's important to let people have a second and third chance. I had never met Lars until the Kerrang! Awards in 2003, and we rapped for like 5 or 10 minutes. Nothing big, but it was a cool, fairly deep conversation considering it was at an awards show (I actually wrote a diary about it five years ago). The first time we ever officially 'hung out' was after Wembley, and after that we recently bumped into each other at THE SWORD show in S.F. and did some quality raging afterwards, and I gotta say... my opinion of the dude is changed forever. He's awesome. He has been nothing but respectful, funny, self-deprecating, gregarious, and genuine to all of us. AND, the motherfucker can DRINK!!! Not to mention, he let me win at Blackjack like 35 times in a row, so he's gotta be cool, right?!?!?! *ahem!*

"Kirk wasn't really around much, but the dude is ON FIRE with the leads... Jesus, he's KILLING it!!!

"ANYWAY... I'll take the fan-boy hat off now. : )

par **dvi2702** » Ven Juin 13, 2008 1:11 pm

Sdkben a écrit :c'est audio ou vidéo le webcast ? tu sais pas ?

Vidéo, c'est AT&T qui diffuse. Attention à la censure !
Et oui c'est les mêmes qui avaient censuré PJ l'année dernière au Lolla.

par **Sdkben** » Ven Juin 13, 2008 1:20 pm

ah, je comprend mieux pourquoi PJ n'est pas diffusé maintenant ! :lol:

merci pour l'info !
pas de souci pour la censure, metallica n'a jamais parlé politique sur scène (un grand merci à eux !

) et depuis que leurs enfants assistent à leurs concerts, les motherfuckers et autres fuck, fucking et assimilés ont quasiment disparu de leur vocabulaire. (james remplace même cunt par petit fuck presque poli dans so what! parceque cunt c'est décidément trop tabou aux usa).

par **Julien** » Ven Juin 13, 2008 1:47 pm

http://theultimatebootlegexperience.blo ... rmany.html

par **Oceans** » Ven Juin 13, 2008 2:02 pm

Sdkben a écrit : les motherfuckers et autres fuck, fucking et assimilés ont quasiment disparu de leur vocabulaire. (james remplace même cunt par petit fuck presque poli dans so what! parceque cunt c'est décidément trop tabou aux usa).

Même pas quelques "assimilés" ? :roll:

par **Denis** » Ven Juin 13, 2008 2:54 pm

pussies

par **dvi2702** » Sam Juin 14, 2008 10:01 pm

Metallica - Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival, Venue Unknown; Manchester, TN [6.13.08]

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=N08XKWH6

par **Sdkben** » Dim Juin 15, 2008 1:39 am

c'était vraiment super de voir encore un concert en direct ! vive la technologie.
après irvine, lisonne et le rock am ring, 4ème concert de metallica vu en direct dans mon salon en 1 mois ! 8-)

sinon :

out september
http://metallica.com/index.asp?item=600961

par **Denis** » Dim Juin 15, 2008 8:10 am

bizarre comme titre, mais pourquoi pas, on verra à quoi ça correspond.

par **Sdkben** » Dim Juin 15, 2008 2:05 pm

ouais, au début j'ai trouvé ça pas top, death ça fait cliché dans un titre de metal, et l'allusion faite au metal avec le mot magnetic, ça fait perche tendu.
en plus je comprenais pas trop le truc de l'inversion de l'ordre des mots (magnetic death semblait plus juste). mais en fait death magnetic ça veut dire quelque chose ou quelqu'un qui attire la mort, et non la mort qui est magnetique. là ça me plaît mieux.
et comme tu dis, il faudra voir ce nom dans le contexte de l'album, ça sera sûrement un titre de chanson, à voir avec les paroles donc.