Metallica Live Feb 22

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JimAnsell said:
That album would have probably been better recieved if it wasn't released by metallica (a new snare sound wouldn't hurt either).
Just like countless other great bands, Metallica set the bar for too high for themselves on the first 5 records, that everything after that had a hard time standing up to those first 5.
Everything after that, while it might not be terrible, is just forgettable and always seems to fall flat in comparison.

i got to see them in Detroit on the Garage Inc tour at a small venue (2k people capacity)....that was killer, even if kirk hammet was on a stool the whole time cuz he just had surgery or something.
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I remember that time . Appendix
 
TheGreatGreen said:
Totally disagree. As a guy who has an Axe III and 10+ amps in my studio, the Axe can absolutely sound as-good-as tubes if you spend the time to dial it right and pay attention to your IR's. That bad live tone is absolutely user error in some way or another.




Same bro. I've also never been anywhere near as disappointed with any album as much as I was with St Anger. It might be the most disappointing media I've ever experienced. If not the most, it's definitely up there.

But yep, Garage Inc ruled and sounded fantastic too. And it's the album that basically introduced a generation of guitar players to how good Wizard amps are.
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I actually got into Wizard because of first two Pantera albums . I had bought the Randall’s and they were shit . Once i
Found the wizard was his studio weapon I was hooked . Then garage inc was the icing on the cake . Had to have one
 
Techdeth said:
The wizard really shines on James side of Mercyful Fate . That song slams
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That single song in my opinion, is the pinnacle of their best tone.

I was at the show at the gorge in 98 as well and that was my first open air concert. I remember they opened with breadfan and the sound just kicking me in the chest. It was awesome.
 
Avi8r2005 said:
That single song in my opinion, is the pinnacle of their best tone.

I was at the show at the gorge in 98 as well and that was my first open air concert. I remember they opened with breadfan and the sound just kicking me in the chest. It was awesome.
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Ya it’s definitely one of my favorites too . The tone really shines when they switch to Aminor on the song. Kirks boogie tone gets some credit too . But yes I love that tone
 
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