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- Club Met
- The Long Game
- Hardwired
- The Click Drum
- The Hits
- Groove Theory
- Focus
- Robert Trujillo: Who’s on Third Bass?
- Jimmy Clark’s Dream Gig
- Greg Fidelman: Building A Plywood Palace
In sunny Marin County, California, home of numerous stars, spandex-clad cyclists, and the butt of many Robin Williams’ racially charged jokes (the late comedian also lived in Marin), sits Metallica headquarters. It’s an unassuming warehouse nestled in an industrial block. Across the street, children are innocently at play during their school recess...
They’re thinking big picture here, as Ulrich states: “We’ve kind of taken the reins a little bit and made some boundaries around our work ethics that prioritize keeping the band and the members as healthy as possible. It’s the best for the band in the long run, in terms of sustaining a kind of functioning collective that may have a chance of still ...
Although the band might be operating on a healthier, less intense workflow, they’re still cranking out plenty of material, including Hardwired, a two-disc album that took roughly three years to create. When asked if there was a concept or direction to the album, Ulrich says, “This time around we just basically showed up and started playing music. T...
Although it’s entirely subjective, Hardwired may present the best drum tones of any Metallica album to date, and that’s saying a lot, considering that 1988’s … And Justice For All’s utilization of the “click drum” forever changed the way drums are mixed on metal albums. According to Ulrich, those pivotal drum tones were essentially “happy accidents...
A lot stands out on the new album: the overall energy, the presence of every instrument, the tightness of the band, the brutal execution of the parts, the relentless onslaught of Hetfield riffs, and the barrage of rapid-fire sixteenth-note double kick lines. There are also some classic oddball timekeeping sections on the heavy enigma of “ManUnkind....
As his catalog proves, Ulrich is very much about groove and feel, getting most of his inspiration from some of the great groove drummers. Considering an alternate universe in some parallel dimension, he wonders, “What would happen if Phil Rudd played ‘Enter Sandman’? What would happen if Charlie Watts played ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’?” Bedlam? Madn...
Remember those sad oat-bran pancakes Ulrich walked in with? Well, at the end of the interview they’re completely untouched. More than an hour went by and not a bite. He was too engrossed in the interview to eat, and now he has to leave to go pick up his kids from school. The man missed lunch for this, and it says a lot about his focus and his gener...
It’s true: Robert Trujillo is the “new guy” in Metallica. But since he’s held that distinction for 13 years, he’s nonetheless more qualified than anyone else to reflect on the dynamic that he and Lars Ulrich have developed. “In this situation, the role of the bass player is to supply the overall foundation between Lars and James [Hetfield],” he exp...
Two years ago, after a long run as head carpenter on country superstar Kenny Chesney’s tour, Jimmy Clark found himself back home in Nashville with a bunch of empty dates on his calendar. So, he called his friend Tony DiCioccio at Q-Prime Management who said, more or less, “Have I got a gig for you!” Shortly after that, Clark was on the road with Me...
Making an album for a band like Metallica is daunting enough, but chief engineer Greg Fidelman faced a dicey problem before even a note of Hardwiredhad been tracked. He was tasked with recording Lars Ulrich’s kit in Metallica’s warehouse, which isn’t the most flattering space for drum tones. “A big room doesn’t equal a good big sound,” says Fidelma...
16 de abr. de 2024 · Cymbals As far as cymbals go Ulrich has always favoured Zildjian, and the signature kit was no exception. At this point he was using two 14” Custom ‘Dyno Beat’ Hi Hats, one on his right and one on his left side, 17″ and 18″ A medium crashes, 16″, 17″, and 18″ A rock crashes, and 20″ Z Custom China.
Cymbals Browse by types ... Lars Ulrich'S SETUP: 1.14" HiHats - K Constantinople (top), K Custom Session (bottom) * 2.Stack ...
6 de feb. de 2024 · Lars Ulrich uses Zildjian cymbals: 14″ A Custom Dyno Beat Hi-Hats; 17″ A Custom Projection Crash (2x) 18″ A Custom Projection Crash; 19″ A Custom Projection Crash; 18″ Oriental China Trash (used as a ride) 20″ Oriental China Trash; Lars Ulrich is a Danish musician known as the drummer and co-founder of the American heavy ...
1 Lars Ulrich. 2 Cymbal Setups. 2.1 1987 - Modern Drummer feature (June '87) 2.2 1991 (left to right)- Modern Drummer feature (Feb. '92) 3 Recommended Media. 3.1 CD's. 3.2 DVD's. 4 Links / Back. 1988 Tama ad. Bands / Acts: Metallica. Zildjian artist since: 1984* to Present. Styles: Metal. Cymbal Setups. 1987 - Modern Drummer feature (June '87)
14"x6.5" Lars Ulrich Signature Snare Drum (LU1465) The rack toms are in front of the drummer, centered between the bass drums. d. 10"x8" Tom Tom (SMT1008) ...
