Metallica @ Bonnaroo?

my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
edited February 2008 in Other Music
you have to be kidding me?


LAME
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  • not4unot4u Posts: 512
    my2hands wrote:
    you have to be kidding me?


    LAME

    they are kind of assholes but come one, give'em a break.
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  • Lolla-a-bonnaroo.

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  • Niko80Niko80 Posts: 1,589
    Metallica has a catalogue filled with great songs! I can go as far as to say that their catalogue is better than pj's. Now i am strictly talking music.

    Can't believe how much piss they get here.
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  • jeffbrjeffbr Posts: 7,177
    Niko80 wrote:
    Metallica has a catalogue filled with great songs! I can go as far as to say that their catalogue is better than pj's. Now i am strictly talking music.

    Can't believe how much piss they get here.

    Eh, it's just PJ's fratboy fanbase being afraid of metal dudes.
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  • Jason PJason P Posts: 19,138
    I'd like to see Ed join them for Creeping Death!

    DIE! DIE! DIE! MOTHERFUCKER DIE!
  • If somes duders are afraid of tallitunes....Mastadon and The Sword are also on the lineup. Both are heavy as hell....hippies better brace themselves.
  • my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    jeffbr wrote:
    Eh, it's just PJ's fratboy fanbase being afraid of metal dudes.


    uh, dead wrong

    metallica in 2008 blows ass. period.

    i guess bonnaroo is trying to move past it's jam band roots?
  • rhinomagicrhinomagic Posts: 2,549
    my2hands wrote:
    uh, dead wrong

    metallica in 2008 blows ass. period.

    i guess bonnaroo is trying to move past it's jam band roots?

    While I agree that Metallica has been a shell of their former selves for quite some time now, they've been working on a new album with Rick Rubin (I think) and are probably looking to re-introduce themselves as a band who can actually bring it.

    I don't think--for them--Bonnaroo is the stage to do that on. But I welcome the chance to see them perform and judge them for myself in person. It'll almost be like, "Impress me. I dare you."

    And if I don't like what they're selling, there will be plenty of other things to occupy my time.

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  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,709
    my2hands wrote:
    you have to be kidding me?


    LAME
    Have you ever seen them live?
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  • Poncier wrote:
    Have you ever seen them live?

    Hell Yeah!!! Too many times to count how many shows I've seen them.
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  • rhinomagic wrote:

    I don't think--for them--Bonnaroo is the stage to do that on. But I welcome the chance to see them perform and judge them for myself in person. It'll almost be like, "Impress me. I dare you."

    I thought the same about them playing @ bridge school last year and they were impressive.

    and as you said-there are plenty of other things to do.
  • my2handsmy2hands Posts: 17,117
    Poncier wrote:
    Have you ever seen them live?


    not yet...
  • PoncierPoncier Posts: 16,709
    my2hands wrote:
    not yet...
    Difficult to label them as "lame" then wouldn't you agree?

    I've seen them several times and they are tremendous live. I didn't care for St. Anger, and have hopes for better with their upcoming effort, but regardless would still pay to see them play, even though Lars is a complete tool.
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  • the only thing that bothers me about Metallica being there is that their track record with playing the biggest music festivals for the first time hasnt boaded well for the festivals themselves...
    examples:
    they played Lolla... and Lolla died (true its back now.. but for almost a decade it was gone!)
    they played Woodstock.... woodstock is no more...

    now... that is just a little aside but i think that Bonnaroo will continue.

    other than that Metallica has every right to be there... yeah they are a metal band.. but Bonnaroo was never really about exclusive jam bands...
    (thats more 10kLakes) its been about the celebration of all types of music...including metal!
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  • NeilJamNeilJam Posts: 1,191
    I just don't think Metallica is right for Bonnaroo. I know they want to have a diverse lineup, but they are one of the bands I would have never expected (or really wanted) to be there.


    I'm not trying to insult their music. Yes they are big and can sell out stadiums, but they just don't seem to have the right vibe for Roo.
  • brainofPJbrainofPJ Posts: 2,361
    my2hands wrote:
    you have to be kidding me?


    LAME


    total put-off...

    give me Tool along with Pearl Jam instead...

    oh, and throw in Ben Harper and/or Neil Young and i would be going.


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  • zootownzootown Posts: 666
    Niko80 wrote:
    Metallica has a catalogue filled with great songs! I can go as far as to say that their catalogue is better than pj's. Now i am strictly talking music.

    Can't believe how much piss they get here.


    Speak the word, brother. I haven't bought a Metallica record in probably 15 years, but they are fucking Metallica man! This is a band that practically invented an entire genre of music, has played more live shows, been through more shit, and kicked more ass than most bands could ever dream of. I saw them on the Master of Puppets tour in 86 (I think) opening for Ozzy Osbourne. I was 16, and they kicked so much ass it was mind blowing. Anybody that doesn't have a least some respect for this band is clueless!
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  • drew0drew0 Posts: 943
    NeilJam wrote:
    I just don't think Metallica is right for Bonnaroo. I know they want to have a diverse lineup, but they are one of the bands I would have never expected (or really wanted) to be there.


    I'm not trying to insult their music. Yes they are big and can sell out stadiums, but they just don't seem to have the right vibe for Roo.

    That is my only complaint about them. I am a huge Metallica fan, I listen to them regularly. However, their music, image, and what they stand for aren't in line with Bonnaroo. Bonnaroo is typically made of up peaceful, hippie loving bands - yes, a diverse range of music is typically included (Kanye West, Daft Punk, Against Me!, Death Cab, My Morning Jacket, Phil Lesh).

    I wouldn't have as much of a problem with Metallica if they didn't go on their stupid ass Napster rampage a couple years ago. Their music doesn't bother me, but I think there were more suitable headliners out there, but just them as persons I don't think should be welcome at as wonderful of a festival as Bonnaroo.
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  • i heard that rick rubin is producing their new album
    theyre prolly getting a new direction or going back to their old sound
    ill give them a chance, bonnaroo is a good place to reinvent themselves
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  • TheGossmanTheGossman Posts: 1,120
    listen, this is coming from someone who loves Metallica, everything up till reload was great, but I will be the first to say, they don't belong at roo! They are amazing live, have a huge song catalog, but come on, I don't want them there! It would be like Pearl jam playing ozzfest
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  • It makes as much sense for them to be there as it does for PJ, so I don't get all the bitching.

    Even if they've been "down" for a while now, they are amazing live and with the possible exception of PJ, they will probably blow everyone else off the stage.
  • BrezBrez Posts: 570
    This festival is about DIVERSITY. How can a band not belong? One of the dumbest things I have ever heard.
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  • Steve DunneSteve Dunne Posts: 4,965
    Their performance at Woodstock 94 was incredible. Hands down one of the best. And I was sober.

    When they're on, they're great. they wipe the stage with your soul and spit it back out in a song.
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  • Brez wrote:
    This festival is about DIVERSITY. How can a band not belong? One of the dumbest things I have ever heard.


    You're right.......This festival is about DIVERSITY; big or small; good or bad; like it or leave it.

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  • I'd never count out a band like Metallica...their recent releases were weaker for sure, but you never know. They could make a huge comeback and put on an incredible show. If I were going to Bonnaroo, I'd see their set for sure.
  • tonadaxtonadax Posts: 594
    Metallica can do a great comeback album like PJ did with avocado! lol, sorry riot act......
  • TheGossmanTheGossman Posts: 1,120
    Saturnal wrote:
    I'd never count out a band like Metallica...their recent releases were weaker for sure, but you never know. They could make a huge comeback and put on an incredible show. If I were going to Bonnaroo, I'd see their set for sure.

    with Rubin producing its possible, St. Anger might be the worst rock album I've ever heard!
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  • fanch75fanch75 Posts: 3,734
    I hope a video surfaces of MetallicA playing "Creeping Death" at Bonnaroo.

    Especially the "Die! Die! Die! Die!" part.

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    Hebrews born to serve, to the pharaoh
    Heed
    To his every word, live in fear
    Faith
    Of the unknown one, the deliverer
    Wait
    Something must be done, four hundred years

    So let it be written
    So let it be done
    I'm sent here by the chosen one
    So let it be written
    So let it be done
    To kill the first born pharaoh's son
    I'm creeping death

    Now
    Let my people go, land of Goshen
    Go
    I will be with thee, bush of fire
    Blood
    Running red and strong down the Nile
    Plague
    Darkness three days long, hail to fire

    So let it be written
    So let it be done
    I'm sent here by the chosen one
    So let it be written
    So let it be done
    To kill the first born pharaoh's son
    I'm creeping death

    Die by my hand
    I creep across the land
    Killing first-born man
    Die by my hand
    I creep across the land
    Killing first-born man

    I
    Rule the midnight air, the destroyer
    Born
    I shall soon be there, deadly mass
    I
    Creep the steps and floor, final darkness
    Blood
    Lambs blood painted door, I shall pass

    So let it be written
    So let it be done
    I'm sent here by the chosen one
    So let it be written
    So let it be done
    To kill the first born pharaoh's son
    I'm creeping death
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  • suns22suns22 Posts: 94
    my2hands wrote:
    i guess bonnaroo is trying to move past it's jam band roots?



    Wasn't TOOL a headliner last year?
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  • suns22 wrote:
    Wasn't TOOL a headliner last year?
    haha I almost posted this before. Tool is the opposite of a jam band...very rigid setlists.
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