“Cliff was the strongest of the four of us emotionally”: How Metallica recovered from the death of Cliff Burton
"Cliff was the strongest of the four of us emotionally," Lars said. "And if he saw us sit around and feel sorry for ourselves ...
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“I was totally floored!”: Myles Kennedy hails the “genius” of his touring buddy Devin Townsend
Myles Kennedy and Devin Townsend team up for a UK and Ireland tour this month - beginning in Glasgow on 24 November and ...
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Get tickets to see Metallica with Pantera, Limp Bizkit, and more in 2025
Metallica’s “M72 World Tour” has been extended to include another North American leg beginning Saturday, April 12 of next ...
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George Harrison Explains the True Meaning Behind His 1973 ‘Living in the Material World’ Track “Be Here Now”
A new video promo for the expanded reissue of George Harrison's 1973 album ‘Living in the Material World’ features him ...
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World News – “Don’t Ever Meet Your Hero”
The ones that turn out shitty, though? Those ones stick with you. I wonder which particular hero the guys in World News met.
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4 Guitar Tracks That Prove Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain Was an Incredible Guitarist
“Breed” is only one of many stellar tracks on Nevermind, but we particularly love Cobain’s guitar riff on this one ... school ...
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The story of Diamond Head’s Lightning To The Nations, the cult album that invented Metallica
Diamond Head’s Lightning To The Nations should have turned them into NWOBHM-era superstars, but instead it inspired Lars ...
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“It’s like there’s another guitar player there - he’s just not actually there!” How one metal guitarist sounds like two
And just like the rest of us, Cocchi’s approach to guitar has dramatically evolved over the years – to the point where his original guitar hero sounds nothing like the band he’s famous for playing in.