Guest mesepher Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 Alright... I've been a Metallica fan for awhile now. I've stuck with them through the Load and ReLoad (of crap) years and I even defeneded them and took their side on the whole Napster ordeal. but this.... THIS is an alltime low, and sadly, Metallica has finally got to me. Apparently, while working on the new album, those brain surgeons formerly known as Metallica decided to do a song with some rapper named Ja Rue.... well, thats it for me, folks. I no longer acknowledge them as a band after 1989. what does everyone think about this? I know it was posted once before, but was kind of ignored by all the Metallica fans? Shit like this makes me wonder why exacted Jason Newsted left the band? I heard he left due to hearing problems (?) but nowdays he is on the road with his new band, Echobrain. edit: fixed a few minor errors
Guest razazteca Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 do you know the name of the new single featuring Ja Rule so I can download it and make a decision on whether or not it falls into the Rap is Crap catagory? Lars "Sell out!? yeah we sold out a lot of stadiums on tour"
Guest EQ Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 The only Metallica record I've ever really liked was the Black Album. And I believe the song is called "We did it again" I don't mind the song... but I don't think hardcore Metallica fans are going to be too happy
Guest mesepher Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 And I believe the song is called "We did it again" how fitting
Guest CoreyLazarus416 Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 Er...sampling Metallica riffs does not make a song a "collaboration."
Guest DARRYLXWF Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 It isn't a Metallica song, it's a JA RULE song. I highly doubt their albulm will be similar or even have that song.
Guest Shaved Bear Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 please Metallica has the midas touch, even if it is faded, even at their worst, they are still so much better than all your other popular bands...especially Incubus
Guest The Man in Blak Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 So, is Kid Rock exempt from rapping over "Sad but True"?
Guest El Psycho Diablo Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 Hardcore fans don't like bands if they do something like cut their hair. Much less if they tried something..y'know..different..
Guest M Nyland Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 JA RULE?! I was not aware of this and now I still wish I wasn't....i don't want to hear Metallica with anything other than an orchestra backing them... I think every album they did had its good and bad qualities... The Black Album was too good for it's own good...there is not one bad track and that made everyone's expectations of them high and when Load came everyone went "Wha-huh?!" and left them behind... Too much of a good thing can be quite bad...
Guest evenflowDDT Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 Er...sampling Metallica riffs does not make a song a "collaboration." Sure it does. What about Jimmy Page & Puff Daddy?
Guest DARRYLXWF Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 I no longer acknowledge them as a band after 1989. Wow, Somebody stop the fucking press. It was a Ja Rule song with Metallica using a tune that they wrote SOME TIME AGO. The funny thing? Virtually EVERY thread in the music folder has a Metallica reference, despite all the 'I stopped listening to Metallica after Black Albulm' comments. Thus I ENCOURAGE Metallica to further 'SELL OUT' because IT'S WORKING! Hell, dress up as fairies and sing lullabies to a retarted childrens clinic, you've got the people talking!
Guest redbaron51 Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 I heard about this since March...and even I posted a little review about it a while back. What they should do is fire Bob Rock, who has put Metallica in the tank
Guest CoreyLazarus416 Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 I heard about this sometime last year, and I couldn't give 2 shits: Metallica is still the greatest band in the world to me. Hell, I even liked "I Disappear," and I still do. As for The Black Album being too good for its own good...no. While I agree the songs are pretty high quality, it pales in comparison to every song off of Master Of Puppets. Fuck GNR
Guest evenflowDDT Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 I no longer acknowledge them as a band after 1989. Wow, Somebody stop the fucking press. It was a Ja Rule song with Metallica using a tune that they wrote SOME TIME AGO. The funny thing? Virtually EVERY thread in the music folder has a Metallica reference, despite all the 'I stopped listening to Metallica after Black Albulm' comments. Thus I ENCOURAGE Metallica to further 'SELL OUT' because IT'S WORKING! Hell, dress up as fairies and sing lullabies to a retarted childrens clinic, you've got the people talking! The reason every thread in the music folder has a Metallica reference is because in every thread in the music folder we're talking about how Metallica pales in comparison to the great GNR. If that's the kind of publicity you want, go ahead. There's no such thing as bad publicity, right Mr. Rotten? Wrong Anyway, I find it funny that Metallica fans have no problem with their band collaborating with a symphony but run in fear when they work with a rapper. Some people are so biased...
Guest redbaron51 Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 Anyway, I find it funny that Metallica fans have no problem with their band collaborating with a symphony but run in fear when they work with a rapper. Some people are so biased... i don't get what you are trying to say... though i find that I like classical music, and metallica i had no problems listening to it.
Guest Shaved Bear Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 Kid Rock decimated Sad But True,and that was hardly a collaboration, and Laz is right Metallica IS the greatest band in the world, and have produced 4 classics (Kill-Justice) and 1 superior Album continuing the comparison to GnR, how many albums did they make before sucking...1
Guest Flyboy Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 continuing the comparison to GnR, how many albums did they make before sucking...1 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Let's see... Appetite, Lies, Illusions.. don't know where Live Era falls in at. That's more than one.
Guest Shaved Bear Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 continuing the comparison to GnR, how many albums did they make before sucking...1 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Let's see... Appetite, Lies, Illusions.. don't know where Live Era falls in at. That's more than one. Illusions and lies sucked the meat missle Live Albums dont count
Guest redbaron51 Posted July 18, 2002 Report Posted July 18, 2002 but look at it this way...how many GnR albums are great Lies, Use, Appetite, Live...4 Kill, Ride, Master, Garage Days, Justice, Black, Load (quality album), Live Shit Bang Perege (does GnR have a box set?), S&M.
Guest ant_7000 Posted July 19, 2002 Report Posted July 19, 2002 Is Metallica and Ja Rule song is going be on the Swizz Beats collabo/compilation album?
Guest evenflowDDT Posted July 19, 2002 Report Posted July 19, 2002 Anyway, I find it funny that Metallica fans have no problem with their band collaborating with a symphony but run in fear when they work with a rapper. Some people are so biased... i don't get what you are trying to say... though i find that I like classical music, and metallica i had no problems listening to it. I was trying to imply that the majority of Metallica fans hate rap with no basis, and that's why they immediately dismiss the collaboration with Ja Rule, without enabling them to try something that "radical" (which in fact happens all the time now because of the popularity of the rap/rock genre), but had no problem accepting the "radical" pairing of Metallica with the San Francisco Symphony. That's all. Honest. Oh, and just to keep it going... GNR r0x0rs mine, yours, AND Metallica's s0x0rs!
Guest M Nyland Posted July 19, 2002 Report Posted July 19, 2002 I have respect for a sympony ochestra too...because it takes YEARS of work to get to that level of playing... Rapping...on the other hand...doesn't take much skill (you don't see Lil Bow Wow playing the french horn or something) ...and is nothing but a drum machine and a rappers voice... I like complexity in my music... I guess that is why Skyclad kicks so much ass
Guest MrRant Posted July 19, 2002 Report Posted July 19, 2002 but look at it this way...how many GnR albums are great Lies, Use, Appetite, Live...4 Kill, Ride, Master, Garage Days, Justice, Black, Load (quality album), Live Shit Bang Perege (does GnR have a box set?), S&M. Umm... I only see 4 good albums. Kill, Ride, Master and Black. Load was FAR from great. S&M is a retread. Use Your Illusion could be 2 seperate albums. There is also the Spaghetti Incident.
Guest What? Posted July 19, 2002 Report Posted July 19, 2002 Personally, I like GNR more than Metallica, but that's not taking away from how good of a band Metallica is. Also, if Met wants to colab with Ja Rule, let them. It's their choice as musicians and hey....it's only this one time....right? Six monthes later: Murder Inc. Presents: Metallica....on tour with Ashanti, Charli Baltimore and Ja Rule. The Resurgence of Rap/Rock Tour 2002 shoot me
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