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I don't think Mustaine wrote half of the material on Kill 'Em All or Ride The Lightning. He may have contributed to half of those songs, but there is no way in hell he wrote them himself.
Kirk's a good player and has played some great solos over the years. His sense of melodicism was something his peers lacked during the early years of thrash and something that, I think, helped set Metallica apart. Listen to any of Mustaines solos on "Killing Is My Business" or anything by Exodus - talk about widdly diddly crap.(I'm a huge fan of those bands, btw) Kirk learned well from studying those UFO albums. He has also earned my respect for sticking it out with Lars for so long.
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Mustaine wrote The Four Horsemen, Jump in the Fire, Phantom Lord, and Metal Militia. James and Lars had to add parts too the songs so they could out vote Dave and put them on Kill 'em All
all i have to say:
satriani had many students, some more notable than others. but out of his students that went the thrash direction, one word.
skolnick. the best protege in my opinion.
but hey, if lame pentatonic sloppy playing with way too much wah and shitty vibrato gets you recognized as a guitar hero, more power to ya!!!
First of all, in my experience there are people that can easily distinguish between diferent voices, and there are people that are, shall we say, tone deaf when it comes to voices. Not that it's even worth bragging about, but I've generally found it easy to quickly identify people by voice recognition.
As a long time fan of Metallica and Megadeth lucky enough to see the bands before they went soft, that is Hetfield's voice. I did look into it, as you suggested, and found a fair amount of controversy over this recording.
The first think I found is this fan's rant on the subject
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Obviously, there are people more concerned with this minutia than yours truly, and I'll let them battle it out. If you want to debate the subject, you'll find plenty of willing participants in the comments sections of Youtube.
He plays good people and I guess he is much better then you...
His solos suck that`s true...
Anyway how many of you are here that don`t sing when a Metallica
song comes on the radio?... Gottcha...
Hetfield plays better solos I agree...
Anyway he learned the riff later...
btw: How many of you have actually tried to play that riff?..
I did and it is a hard one...
The same as st.Anger(from guitar magazine that had a workshop with him)
so far NOT one tab has it right on the net
That's a demo recording, and it is indeed Mustaine singing... Look into it. It's not a secret.
Dave only sang backups in Metallica...He's always denied that he sang lead. Don't you think that if he HAD ever sang lead, he would have harped on THAT for 20 years?
Also, I've had days like that, where I couldn't learn the simplest part that our vocalist or other guitarist came up with. You get it eventually and move on. Using a bad day to measure a guitarist's worth does nobody justice.
Anyway how many of you are here that don`t sing when a Metallica
song comes on the radio?... Gottcha...
I can't speak for everyone else, but me, for one. Gottcha...
btw: How many of you have actually tried to play that riff?..
I did and it is a hard one...
I have to admit, I didn't. I did take a stab at Master of Puppets way back in the day, but I was never that into the song to try to learn more than the opening riff. And I've never attempted any of their other stuff.
Also, I've had days like that, where I couldn't learn the simplest part that our vocalist or other guitarist came up with. You get it eventually and move on. Using a bad day to measure a guitarist's worth does nobody justice.
that's the great thing about having a documentary crew following you about - those off days get recorded for all posterity. For most folks recording an album, the general public is only going to hear the finished product, not all the little obstacles and ordinary or less-than-stellar moments that happen along the way.
Anyway how many of you are here that don`t sing when a Metallica
song comes on the radio?... Gottcha...
i don't sing to them. radio sucks in the uk, and i don't own any metallica anymore so i never have to listen to them and subject myself to kirks awful playing and the frabkly dull middle sections in their songs!!
That's a demo recording, and it is indeed Mustaine singing... Look into it. It's not a secret.
That's quite clearly Hetfield. I don't see how anyone could think that's Mustaine - the voice and even the way he finishes a lot his lines is obviously Jaymz. You can even hear the early stages of his modern day "yeah-ah"s at the end of all his lines.
Who plays the solo though? It's very similar to the one that ended up on the album....
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