Metallica

Off topic....episode of the 'Dead Rock Stars' podcast focusing on Cliff Burton: https://www.acast.com/deadrockstars/deadrockstars-cliffburton

Might not to be everyone's taste but I enjoyed it.

been meaning to read richard's piece but i've kinda already made up my mind about st. anger bc i listened to it so much when i was writing about lulu: it's interesting, and there are a few good songs/ideas buried in it, but it's not good

say what you will about lulu but it's a much more dynamic record

no doubt about that

Off to see them in Manchester next month, looking forward to some carefully managed traffic flow

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— Subprime (@sbprme) May 30, 2019

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0irY0Osz9Q

shudder

https://magazine.uc.edu/content/dam/magazine/images/famous/famousTV/lucky.jpg

The crowd aren't even remotely into it either

They did something like that when they played here last -- picked out a few local bands from the early 90s and played a medley of their songs. A few people in the crowd might've recognized their names, but even I couldn't figure out what songs they were supposed to be playing when I watched the YouTube video.

Most of the audience – who were most definitely more fans of Metallica fans in 1990 than they were of the Little Rock punk scene – just kinda stood there and went Ohhh-kay?

man, scalping tickets for your own fucking band is so shitty

https://www.billboard.com/articles/business/8521538/live-nation-resale-market-secretly-recorded-phone-calls-concert-tickets

Kirk Is so boring
Imagine what could have been

all of us
can now
be metallica

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urqO95exaIE