Metallica

Just finished this transcription, thought some of you might find it useful:

• Guitar [Guitar Solo PDF]
• Bass
• Guitar Pro 8

Metallica - M72 - Fuel - Montreal - 08/11/23

How was it?

Who is going to shows in the US? I'll be a Detroit and looking forward to it!

It's been said a million times but these just keep getting better with age

Why is Metallica so good? They kick so much ass!!!!

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Metallica's performance at Monsters of Rock Festival at the Tushino Airfield in Moscow, during the dissolution of the Soviet Union.

On September 28, 1991, only a month after the August Putsch failed, 1.6 million rock music fans converged in Moscow to attend the free concert.

The festival also featured performances by AC/DC, The Black Crowes, Pantera, and E.S.T.

Metallica Tushino Airfield Live

(AI Upscale, Audio remastered)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CAOhRMDajAA&t=154s

Before their latest album, I was something of a casual Metallica fan. I liked a handful of their songs, and considered the rest of their songs to be recycled versions of their songs that I liked.

Then St Anger happened. I thought they were maybe getting too old to keep raging like hormone-driven teenagers, maybe they should start releasing c&w albums or something.

Then 72 Seasons came along and blew my tiny little mind.

I'm not massively keen on every song, but (imo) there are no weak songs on this album. It has a different energy, they tried different approaches to lyrics, soloing, drumming etc, while incorporating those fresh ideas into their established sound.

My personal favs off the album are Lux Æterna and Inamorata. Such great energy and great messages! My boss at work loves Inamorata so my colleagues tolerate it, but they are sick to death of Lux Æterna (I had it on repeat for a long while).

So that's my Metallica story. What's yours?

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