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Date Posted: 21:25:48 07/07/03 Mon
Author: TonTo
Subject: Re: New Metallica Vid
In reply to: David 's message, "Re: New Metallica Vid" on 18:30:43 07/06/03 Sun

There is a free DVD that comes with the album...and they do everything thats on the album live and in person...

so i dont think its just a case of copy+paste+copy+paste...

>I remeber saying how System Of A Down sound like they
>record multiple versions of one song, and cut and
>paste in protools, because the transistion from fast
>to slow is too smooth for any human. ie. the pizza
>pizza pie song.
>
>In St. Anger i think they've anal raped the chorus, by
>putting the level of the backing vocals higher than
>the lead vocals. The main focus is the 'let's force
>it out' part, when the lead singer is singing 'st
>anger round you neck' I admit i dont know the words,
>so if they are wrong, dont crucify me over it. but i
>think its quite apparent that Metallica have
>discovered the wonderful world of Protools, because
>the transition from the heavy chorus, to the verse is
>too smooth. Don't get me wrong, I think Protools is a
>great program, I just think that it, like engineers,
>are better when you don't notice them. If the
>technical team does their job properly, you shouldnt
>even be aware that they exsist. Its likely that
>Metallica have fallen into the trap which nearly
>everyone does. They've gotten carried away with the
>technology, and forgotten about the fact that they are
>supposed to be recording an album. Most people do, no
>matter how long you've been in the industry, give
>someone protools and they have all likelyhood of
>making an album which doesnt please.

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