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Metallica 2014


JamesT977

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I'd probably agree with that maybe switching some of them around to play them earlier in the set or what have you and maybe completely removing Fuel from the list and replacing it with Fade to Black as an interesting start to an encore.

Noticed it has I disappear on it! Didn't think they played that very often would love them to play Whiskey in the Jar.

You have to have Fuel for the pyros and to keep the crowd warm.

A viewing of Some Kind of Monster will get excitement levels running at fever pitch.

That is one amazing film and a must see for anyone that has never watched it.

what's this thread about?

Metallica would never play lower than main headliner.

:P

I think they would.

hang on, 2 pages and noone has said they are shit yet??

metallica are shit. Music for 16 year olds going through puberty

I'm 46 and still love them.

my mate who is actually into metal says metallica are laughed at and not taken seriously at all. A parody if you will.

Is this not the case?

Definitely not the case.

Your mate knows sod all about metal,they are still the biggest live metal act in the world.

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You have to have Fuel for the pyros and to keep the crowd warm.

That is one amazing film and a must see for anyone that has never watched it.

I think they would.

I'm 46 and still love them.

Definitely not the case.

Your mate knows sod all about metal,they are still the biggest live metal act in the world.

I've just copy and pasted this to him, he will explode with rage

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You put yourself through a whole show? I don't believe you. If so, this is the most surprising thing I've ever read on efestivals.

There's hope for your mind to open yet.

I did about an hour of it, yeah, gave it a proper go. I wasn't glued to the screen all the time, but it was on. Just not my bag at all, but you know, Glastonbury isn't my personal taxi taking me where I want to go, it's a public bus, I get on, I get off at my stop.

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Hetfield will have no problem in publicly stating how unusual the show is for the band - but how envigorated and honoured it will make them feel. Huge challenge for a band with few uphill climbs ahead in their career.

Not unlike recent appearances by Springsteen and U2 this is a transformative phase for the festival where it gives these last remaining heritage acts the chance to test their wares against the generalist/populist hordes of Worthy Farm. Big respect to the bands for giving it a go. U2 "got it" but were defeated by the weather and a lacklustre album. Springsteen utterly missed the boat and didnt even closely meet his usual standards.

So neither U2 nor Springsteen - of the big self sufficient stadium acts passed the test IMO. The Sat night on the Other stage is arguably an easier ride for the SF legends however. With a balmy evening, sense of fun and mischief in the air... it could go down in history.

"Seek & Destroy" at Glastonbury festival?? Mouthwatering.

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Hetfield will have no problem in publicly stating how unusual the show is for the band - but how envigorated and honoured it will make them feel. Huge challenge for a band with few uphill climbs ahead in their career.

Not unlike recent appearances by Springsteen and U2 this is a transformative phase for the festival where it gives these last remaining heritage acts the chance to test their wares against the generalist/populist hordes of Worthy Farm. Big respect to the bands for giving it a go. U2 "got it" but were defeated by the weather and a lacklustre album. Springsteen utterly missed the boat and didnt even closely meet his usual standards.

So neither U2 nor Springsteen - of the big self sufficient stadium acts passed the test IMO. The Sat night on the Other stage is arguably an easier ride for the SF legends however. With a balmy evening, sense of fun and mischief in the air... it could go down in history.

"Seek & Destroy" at Glastonbury festival?? Mouthwatering.

Do you work for the fucking guardian?

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Not quite all the future plans, just the spring tour. They were announced for some festivals and things stateside after Coachella and they're still due back in Europe in summer. Whether they manage to play them or not is another thing, mind.

Would they lump them two together though? I think it'd be more meaningful for the festival to have them on different days and/or stages.

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Not quite all the future plans, just the spring tour. They were announced for some festivals and things stateside after Coachella and they're still due back in Europe in summer. Whether they manage to play them or not is another thing, mind.

Would they lump them two together though? I think it'd be more meaningful for the festival to have them on different days and/or stages.

I know I go on and on about heavy metal at Glasto (although I've not been too bad recently) but wouldn't that be a bit too heavy. Motorhead into Metallica would seem pretty heavy even at Download with their lineup this year.
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The Q article, which I think is partly where this came from(?), specifically mentioned an 'Other stage surprise'.

So could it be a secret slot (an un-billed headline slot) or is that sort of thing totally out of the question?

I think they were the 'surprise' as in you wouldn't expect them to headline the Other Stage at Glastonbury.

I still can't quite get my head around them headlining Other and think a secret slot would be more likely, but all the rumours are piling up and it's probably becoming out of the question, yeah.

I know I go on and on about heavy metal at Glasto (although I've not been too bad recently) but wouldn't that be a bit too heavy. Motorhead into Metallica would seem pretty heavy even at Download with their lineup this year.

Probably but a lot of us were saying Metallica would never play the festival anyway because that was too heavy. But yeah I don't think that pairing will happen anyway. Sunday Other opposite the legend slot would do me for Motörhead. Edited by dentalplan
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I think they were the 'surprise' as in you wouldn't expect them to headline the Other Stage at Glastonbury.

I still can't quite get my head around them headlining Other and think a secret slot would be more likely, but all the rumours are piling up and it's probably becoming out of the question, yeah.

Oh, I meant from a health & safety point of view, but yeah I guess if everyone knows so early on it becomes pretty pointless in having a secret set.

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Oh, I meant from a health & safety point of view, but yeah I guess if everyone knows so early on it becomes pretty pointless in having a secret set.

Ah, I see. No I don't think there would be health and safety concerns if they were to have their secret set on the Other Stage. It's more than big enough and the Glastonbury crowd won't really get out of control.

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who was it above claiming metallica are a joke among metal fans? on the contary, theyre respected as a band who have seen and done it all and still going strong, granted theyve mellowed a bit but I think a lot of respect was gained when they reignited with the new bassist and started producing heavy stuff again as opposed to the load/reload era/.

and the old songs are live classics! seen them before, hell of a band, hell of a show. bring it to glasto pretty pretty please!

and please dont talk like the elitist assholes who only like bands until they `break` then claim them to be sellouts represent the majority of metal fans....they are the minority and you get assholes like that in any genre.

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who was it above claiming metallica are a joke among metal fans? on the contary, theyre respected as a band who have seen and done it all and still going strong, granted theyve mellowed a bit but I think a lot of respect was gained when they reignited with the new bassist and started producing heavy stuff again as opposed to the load/reload era/.

and the old songs are live classics! seen them before, hell of a band, hell of a show. bring it to glasto pretty pretty please!

and please dont talk like the elitist assholes who only like bands until they `break` then claim them to be sellouts represent the majority of metal fans....they are the minority and you get assholes like that in any genre.

It was my mate who said that. And with all due respect, if you are a glastonbury goer, I doubt very much you are a hardcore metaller. My mate reckons glastonbury must be hell on earth :lol:

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