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<title>Article : Metallica: Pretty Hate Machine</title>
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<pubDate>Thu, 19 Jun 2008 02:07:20 PDT</pubDate>
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James Hetfield is ready to rock. Standing amid the high-tech clutter of a
control room at Right Track Recording, in midtown Manhattan, Metallica's singer
and guitarist locks his legs in a gunfighter's stance and grips a '60s-vintage
Danelectro guitar &#8212; a cream-white-and-burnt-copper-colored beauty &#8212; like a
hunter holding an antique rifle, anxiously waiting to take his best shot. As he
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James Hetfield is ready to rock. Standing amid the high-tech
clutter of a control room at Right Track Recording, in midtown
Manhattan, Metallica's singer and guitarist locks his legs in a
gunfighter's stance and grips a '60s-vintage Danelectro guitar
&mdash; a cream-white-and-burnt-copper-colored beauty &mdash; like
a hunter holding an antique rifle, anxiously waiting to take his
best shot. As he listens intently to the music roaring through his
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<title>Article : Metallica: Still Heavy After All These Years</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 10 Jun 2008 12:52:20 PDT</pubDate>
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This is the advice producer Rick Rubin gave Metallica over two years ago, as the band knuckled down to write its next album: "I said, 'Imagine you're not Metallica,' " Rubin recalls. " 'You don't have any hits to play, and you have to come up with material to play in a battle of the bands. What do you sound like?' "
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that we didn't see," says singer-guitarist James Hetfield. Rubin, a longtime friend and fan who was producing a Metallica album for the first tim...
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This is the advice producer Rick Rubin gave Metallica over two
years ago, as the band knuckled down to write its next album: "I
said, 'Imagine you're not Metallica,' " Rubin recalls. " 'You don't
have any hits to play, and you have to come up with material to
play in a battle of the bands. What do you sound like?' "
<p>"It was the obvious thing &mdash; that we didn't see," says
singer-guitarist James Hetfield. Rubin, a longtime friend and fan
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<title>Article : Secrets of the Guitar Heroes: Kirk Hammett</title>
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<pubDate>Fri, 30 May 2008 01:14:57 PDT</pubDate>
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&#8226; The Essential Metallica Album Guide
&#8226; The 100 Greatest Guitar Songs of All Time
You have been working on the new Metallica album for almost three years. How do you know which riffs and solos to keep and which to throw out?
I know whether I'm cutting it or not. And I always try to make a solo the best it can be. I recorded over 100 solos for one track on this album &#8212; and the solo is only 25 seconds long [laughs]. But it's apparent when the solo works that it's...
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&bull; <a style="text-decoration: none; color=#bb1111;"
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The Essential Metallica Album Guide</a>
<p>&bull; <a style="text-decoration: none; color=#bb1111;"
href="http://www.rollingstone.com/news/coverstory/20947527">The 100
Greatest Guitar Songs of All Time</a></p>
<p><strong>You have been working on the new Metallica album for
almost three years. How do you know which riffs and solos to keep
and which to throw out?</strong><br />
I know whether I'm cutting it or not. And I always try to make a
solo the best it can be. I recorded over 100 solos for one track on
this album &mdash; and the solo is only 25 seconds long [laughs].
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<title>Article : Lars Ulrich: "We've Always Been Fiercely Independent and Controlling"</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 22 Apr 2008 02:03:39 PDT</pubDate>
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Rolling Stone caught up with Metallica at their Record Store Day signing event in northern California late last week. Drummer Lars Ulrich dialed us up to discuss the event and chatted about recording with Rick Rubin, bonding with his kids over Guitar Hero and learning to love the Web.
You went through four boxes of Sharpies signing autographs on Record Store Day. Can you talk about that marathon meet and greet?
I think the intense energy and all the love carried us through. I didn't...
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target="blank">caught up with Metallica</a> at their Record Store
Day signing event in northern California late last week. Drummer
Lars Ulrich dialed us up to discuss the event and chatted about
recording with Rick Rubin, bonding with his kids over Guitar Hero
and learning to love the Web.
<p><strong>You went through four boxes of Sharpies signing
autographs on Record Store Day. Can you talk about that marathon
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I think the intense energy and all the love carried us through. I
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<title>Album Review : Master Of Puppets</title>
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<pubDate>Fri, 22 Feb 2008 10:29:32 PST</pubDate>
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Artist: Metallica
Album: Master Of Puppets
Review: Metallica has taken the raw material of heavy metal and refined all the shit -- the swaggering cock-rock braggadocio and the medieval dungeons and dragons imagery -- right out of it. Instead of the usual star-struttin' ejaculatory gestures and hokey showbiz razzmatazz, the members of Metallica pour out pure apocalyptic dread. Their version of heavy metal is the sound of global paranoia. Not for th...
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Metallica has taken the raw material of heavy metal and refined all
the shit -- the swaggering cock-rock braggadocio and the medieval
dungeons and dragons imagery -- right out of it. Instead of the
usual star-struttin' ejaculatory gestures and hokey showbiz
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<title>New Release : I Disappear</title>
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<pubDate>Tue, 08 Aug 2006 10:16:03 PDT</pubDate>
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