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Old 06-22-2013, 07:02 PM   #102
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Originally Posted by rocknrolla View Post
Metallica defined a generation of music in the late 80's and 90's. Which, fortunately I was a part of. That being said. I have not bought anything of theirs after St. Anger, Total let down. I will give Death Magnetic a shot. IMO people still buy the new albums hoping for that old sound and go to the stadiums to hear some of the best music made, and go smoke and pee during the new stuff. I'll probably go see this just to reminisce all of the great shows I saw back in the day. Seeing them with The Cult in I think '88 will always be at the top.
I remember seeing that show at Red Rocks. Justice Tour I believe. Lead singer for the Cult tripped on to the stage he was so trashed. They ended up getting booed off after just a couple songs (thankfully IMO). Had shitty seats, but it was cool when a lightning storm broke out over Denver. Perfect backdrop for the show.
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