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Question: After Dave Mustaine's removal from the band, how's the relationship been with Dave Mustaine and MEGADETH today?
Lars: "Up and down. It's always been up and down. I've always had a tremendous amount of respect for Dave, and I've always liked him, but he's had some ups and downs. We've always respected his band. I've always respected him as a musician. I think he's had some great players with him; he's a great songwriter. There's been, obviously, some posturing, and some talking from both sides [of the mouth] over the years, and to me it's more, like, sort of kindergarten, sandbox type of stuff, but I've got nothing but respect for him and appreciation for his time in METALLICA. He got a little upset a few years back over his inclusion in the 'Some Kind of Monster' movie and I haven't actually had any contact with him since."
Oui j'ai vu Lars le dire dans le Behind The Music sur Megadeth. Il explique que cet album lui a montré les qualités de songwriter de Mustaine et qu'il en est un grand fan.Ferros a écrit :Si je ne me trompe pas, Peace Sells est l'un des albums préférés de Lars ... comme quoi
METALLICA were saved from splitting up by THE ROLLING STONES, when they were in limbo after releasing their 2003 album
Drummer Lars Ulrich, a founding member of the band, has admitted that their future seemed "pretty bleak" when frontman James Hetfield took months off to fight his addiction to alcohol.
He even revealed that he was preparing himself for “something different”. However, he added, an invitation from The Rolling Stones to perform with them saved their band from meltdown.
"The big turn around was when the Rolling Stones called us in the summer of 2005 and asked if we would play with them in San Francisco. We hadn't done anything since the St. Anger tour ended seven or eight months earlier. We showed up at HQ four or five days before the gig. None of us had seen each other for quite a while,” the Daily Express quoted Ulrich as saying.
"There was no film crew, no producer, no psychiatrist, no minders, no babysitters, none of that shit. It was just us four guys and we started playing music and rehearsing.
"We didn't have to sit down and talk about how we were feeling and all of that horseshit. That set the tone for the next three years and it's been great," he added.
Je le comprends le pauvre !! J'espère qu'il a pris la peine de l'écouter du coup !The Woodman a écrit :I had 'Death Magnetic' in my computer. It was kind of bizarre."
AUPA BOTony Le Pouilleux a écrit :C'est étrange, je suis d'accord avec Cocal!
METALLICA's web site has been updated with the following message:
"We've got another one of those groovy CD single collector's packs in the works for you and next up from 'Death Magnetic' is 'Broken, Beat & Scarred'. Just like when 'All Nightmare Long' came out, you can pick up just the single CD or go for one of the digipacks and collect 'em all starting April 3.
"The digi-collectors edition will be available all over Europe and the CD 'maxi' single will be available in South America and Southeast Asia. For our friends in Australia and New Zealand, we will have more info for you later, to everyone in North America please check your favorite import store/sites.
"All the live tracks were recorded in London at the O2 Arena on September 15, 2008 at the 'Death Magnetic' release event."
CD 1 Digipack (With two clear trays to allow additional CDs)
* Broken, Beat & Scarred
* Broken, Beat & Scarred (live)
* End Of The Line (live)
CD 2 J Card (To be collected and to insert into CD 1)
* Broken, Beat & Scarred
* Stone Cold Crazy (live)
* Of Wolf And Man (live)
DVD Single (To be collected and to insert into CD 1)
* Broken, Beat & Scarred - Promo Video
* The Day That Never Comes - Promo Video
* Death Magnetic EPK (Electronic Press Kit - running time - 17:25)
CD Maxi Single
* Broken, Beat & Scarred
* Broken, Beat & Scarred (live)
* End Of The Line (live)
* Stone Cold Crazy (live)
* Of Wolf And Man (live)