音樂資料
廠牌:
megaforce lrecords
廠牌類型:
Indie
音樂流派:
Rock, Thrash, Metal
簡歷:
Metallica was formed in Los Angeles, California, in October 1981 by guitarist and singer James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich after they both placed classified advertisements in the publication The Recycler about forming a band. The duo recruited bassist Ron McGovney, and the early incarnation of the band went through a number of lead guitarists, such as Lloyd Grant, Brad Parker, and Jeff Warner.
Metallica got its name when San Francisco-area metal promoter Ron Quintana asked Ulrich to help pick out a name for his new magazine to promote U.S. and British metal bands. Quintana came up with a list that included "Metallica," but Lars suggested "Metal Mania" and used "Metallica" for the band.
The band's music was primarily inspired by bands such as Black Sabbath, Motörhead, Diamond Head, Saxon, Judas Priest, and other British metal bands. They also took inspiration from punk bands like the Misfits, Zeroption, Discharge, and The Ramones.
In early 1982, Ulrich convinced Metal Blade's Brian Slagel to include the song "Hit the Lights" on the first Metal Massacre compilation. Desperate for a full time lead guitarist, Ulrich posted an ad in a local newspaper. Dave Mustaine from Huntington Beach, California, who at the time was playing in the band Panic responded and met for an audition. Ulrich and Hetfield were so impressed with Mustaine's warm-up and equipment, they asked him to join before the audition even began.
In March and April of 1982, several minor demos were recorded with this new line up including Hit The Lights, Ron's Garage which was recorded in McGoveney's garage and the Power Metal demo.
A few months later the band recorded a full demo, No Life 'Til Leather, which quickly drew attention on the underground tape trading circuit. They then went on to release a live demo titled Metal Up Your Ass.
Later that year, after Dave Mustaine poured beer on his bass, Ron McGovney left the band. After seeing a band named Trauma play, Metallica asked Trauma bassist Cliff Burton to become their bassist. Burton agreed under the condition that the band relocate to his hometown of San Francisco. With Burton the band recorded the Megaforce Demo.
After establishing themselves in the Bay Area thrash metal scene, Metallica traveled to the New York Tri-State Region in 1983 at the urging of promoters Jon and Marsha Zazula. After a few gigs the band signed with the Zazulas' new label, Megaforce Records. Shortly after being signed, Ulrich and Hetfield decided Mustaine's aggressive and disruptive behavior relating to his alcohol and drug problems was becoming too much to handle. Mustaine was asked to leave the band, and Kirk Hammett was brought in from the band Exodus. After leaving Metallica, Mustaine would go on to create the hugely-successful Megadeth.
In late spring 1983, the band traveled to Rochester, New York to record their first album, Kill 'Em All. The album was not an initial success financially, but it earned them a growing fanbase in the underground metal scene. A year later, Metallica released Ride the Lightning. The album's inclusion of a slower, more introspective song, Fade To Black, set Metallica apart from most other thrash bands. While many fans enjoyed the new style of the song, some accused the band of "selling out".
成員:
James Hetfield (guitar, vocals), Lars Ulrich (drums), Kirk Hammett (lead guitar, 1983-present), Robert Trujillo (bass, 2003-present)
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- 個人簡介:Metallica was formed in Los Angeles, California, in October 1981 by guitarist and singer James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich after they both placed classified advertisements in the publication The Recycler about forming a band. The duo recruited bassist Ron McGovney, and the early incarnation of the band went through a number of lead guitarists, such as Lloyd Grant, Brad Parker, and Jeff Warner.
Metallica got its name when San Francisco-area metal promoter Ron Quintana asked Ulrich to help pick out a name for his new magazine to promote U.S. and British metal bands. Quintana came up with a list that included "Metallica," but Lars suggested "Metal Mania" and used "Metallica" for the band.
The band's music was primarily inspired by bands such as Black Sabbath, Motörhead, Diamond Head, Saxon, Judas Priest, and other British metal bands. They also took inspiration from punk bands like the Misfits, Zeroption, Discharge, and The Ramones.
In early 1982, Ulrich convinced Metal Blade's Brian Slagel to include the song "Hit the Lights" on the first Metal Massacre compilation. Desperate for a full time lead guitarist, Ulrich posted an ad in a local newspaper. Dave Mustaine from Huntington Beach, California, who at the time was playing in the band Panic responded and met for an audition. Ulrich and Hetfield were so impressed with Mustaine's warm-up and equipment, they asked him to join before the audition even began.
In March and April of 1982, several minor demos were recorded with this new line up including Hit The Lights, Ron's Garage which was recorded in McGoveney's garage and the Power Metal demo.
A few months later the band recorded a full demo, No Life 'Til Leather, which quickly drew attention on the underground tape trading circuit. They then went on to release a live demo titled Metal Up Your Ass.
Later that year, after Dave Mustaine poured beer on his bass, Ron McGovney left the band. After seeing a band named Trauma play, Metallica asked Trauma bassist Cliff Burton to become their bassist. Burton agreed under the condition that the band relocate to his hometown of San Francisco. With Burton the band recorded the Megaforce Demo.
After establishing themselves in the Bay Area thrash metal scene, Metallica traveled to the New York Tri-State Region in 1983 at the urging of promoters Jon and Marsha Zazula. After a few gigs the band signed with the Zazulas' new label, Megaforce Records. Shortly after being signed, Ulrich and Hetfield decided Mustaine's aggressive and disruptive behavior relating to his alcohol and drug problems was becoming too much to handle. Mustaine was asked to leave the band, and Kirk Hammett was brought in from the band Exodus. After leaving Metallica, Mustaine would go on to create the hugely-successful Megadeth.
In late spring 1983, the band traveled to Rochester, New York to record their first album, Kill 'Em All. The album was not an initial success financially, but it earned them a growing fanbase in the underground metal scene. A year later, Metallica released Ride the Lightning. The album's inclusion of a slower, more introspective song, Fade To Black, set Metallica apart from most other thrash bands. While many fans enjoyed the new style of the song, some accused the band of "selling out". - 興趣愛好:music
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2008年10月16日 上午6點45分52秒Death Magnetic
News about Death Magnetic has been flowing
out of Metallica’s camp via the band’s official website
(www.metallica.com) and a brand-new site, missionmetallica.com, which
offers users a unique, ground-breaking look-in on the making of the
album, with producer Rick Rubin. Fans who can’t wait for the September
12th release date will be able to purchase a digital-edition version of
the album, to be delivered at midnight on release day, by joining the
free site, which launched on May 29th. Missionmetallica.com features a
treasure trove of exclusive content, including the low-down from the
band members themselves about their progress in the studio via
fly-on-the-wall video footage, live concerts downloads, exclusive new
and never-before-seen archival photos from the studio, contests to fly
to foreign lands to see the band perform and much much more.
Metallica are currently finishing up the mixing and mastering of Death Magnetic.
The cover art and full-track-listing (below) have been posted at
missionmetallica.com, where fans can purchase the album plus web
content in various configurations. Users should continue to check the
site for the chance to win tickets and meet-and-greet passes to
Metallica’s live concert events this summer. Upcoming dates include
headlining slots at Ozzfest on August 8th in Dallas, TX and at
England’s Leeds and Reading festivals later this month.
Death Magnetic is Metallica’s first studio album since 2003’s multi-platinum St. Anger,
which hit No. 1 in 30 countries and has sold nearly six million copies
worldwide. Formed in Los Angeles in 1981 by drummer Lars Ulrich and
guitarist and vocalist James Hetfield, Metallica has become one of the
most influential and commercially successful rock bands in history,
having sold 100 million albums worldwide and playing to millions of
fans the world over. They have garnered numerous awards and accolades,
including seven Grammy Awards, two American Music Awards, and multiple
MTV Video Music Awards. In addition, their 1991 album, Metallica, which
has sold 15 million copies in the United States, has been awarded the
prestigious "Diamond Award" from the Recording Industry Association of
America, given to those albums with U.S. sales of 10 million or more.
































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