Russia's Darkside e-zine has posted high-quality photos of METALLICA's July 18 concert in Saint Petersburg. Check them out at this location.
The group's setlist was as follows:
01. Creeping Death
02. For Whom The Bell Tolls
03. Ride The Lightning
04. Harvester Of Sorrow
05. The Unforgiven
06. Leper Messiah
07. ...And Justice For All
09. No Remorse
10. Fade To Black
11. Master Of Puppets
12. Whiplash
13. Nothing Else Matters
14. Sad But True
15. One
16. Enter Sandman
Encore:
17. Last Caress
18. Motorbreath
19. Seek & Destroy
METALLICA has revealed the cover artwork for the band's upcoming ninth studio album, "Death Magnetic", at its official web site.
"Death Magnetic" is due out in September, although an exact date has yet to be announced.
METALLICA recently announced that every song on the album will be available to download for Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock on the same day the CD arrives in stores.
The band is offering the record for sale in numerous configurations, ranging from a digital-only release to a deluxe "coffin box" that will come with a bonus CD, a DVD, a T-shirt, guitar picks and other goodies.
METALLICA is currently on tour in Europe and is expected to begin a North American jaunt in October.
Sunday, July 20, 2008
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THROWDOWN NEWS
The Daily Rock's Stephanie Stevens (a.k.a. "Romperchic") recently conducted an interview with THROWDOWN vocalist Dave Peters before a show at The Palladium in Worcester, Massachusetts. An excerpt from the chat follows.
The Daily Rock: What's the status with a new THROWDOWN record?
Dave: "We aren't writing yet but my guitar player and I have been writing some songs and exchanging stuff to each other but we haven't decided when we are going to buckle down and go into the studio to do a new record. I am thinking probably early next year. We will probably spend the rest of this year going out and doing some international stuff. We really want to go to Asia and South East Asia and those places. Especially places we have never been like Russia."
The Daily Rock: When you guys write for a new album, what is the process THROWDOWN uses, if any?
Dave: "We are not really like a jam band. We usually go in as a group and we have our own ideas that we bring in with us. Like with 'Venom' [latest THROWDOWN album, 'Venom And Tears'] our guitar player had some riffs and I would have something and he would be like yea I don't know what to put here and I would help him in that aspect. Then once the whole album is written musically then I can start over and write again lyrically. I never write lyrics, I always have ideas of subject matter and things that effect me on a daily basis and I usually don't have to write them down because its something that is effecting me that I won't forget. But I never write lyrics without having songs first. I might start some vocal patterns and establish what kinds of words belong where, what kind of vowel sounds and then it evolves from there."
The Daily Rock: So, I know with the new album you have been bombarded with "Tthis sounds like PANTERA!!!" It does sound like it, but do you think the focus on that took away from what you guys did as a band? Or do you now care?
Dave: "Well, ummm, to be honest, I don't care (laughing). PANTERA, as much as SEPULTURA and SLAYER and METALLICA, MACHINE HEAD, and a million other bands, are the bands that got me excited about music which initially got me involved with the heavy music. Those bands were always important to me and I think that with 'Venom And Tears', we were returning to our roots in a way and it was like hey we didn't write any solos on this one cause we didn't want to make someone mad, but I mean, like I said, this album it was more of us being honest and writing what we wanted to. It's hard to make a generalization of what people overall think about the record. A lot of people wrote us and say they were so blown away over the evolution of this album vs. the last album and they look forward to the next one 'cause of that. Now that is what we really looking for. If we are looking for anything, that would be it, because we put a lot of hard work into what we do. But I have no qualms with being compared to PANTERA at all. I think, in my opinion, they were the best metal band ever. Obviously they are going to influence us. It's like any bands though you take what you know and love and you project yourself into that and you have what you write. I'm not too worried about it."
Read the entire interview at The Daily Rock.
KING DIAMOND: There Is No Way In Hell I Would Miss The Opportunity To Pay Tribute To DIMEBAG - July 25, 2008
King Diamond has issued the following update:
"Now that it's been made official, yes, I will participate in the tribute to Dimebag at Ozzfest. It's an honor to have been asked to participate, and my back is steadily getting better, definitely good enough for a short appearance, and it couldn't be for a better cause.
"I live only 7 minutes by car from the soccer stadium where Ozzfest takes place, so there is no way in hell I would miss this opportunity to pay tribute to Dimebag.
"I do have to say though, that my back is not yet fit to undertake a full KING DIAMOND tour.
"I know it sounds like I'm saying the same thing over and over — 'my back is steadily getting better' — but let me assure you all that it is significantly better and really getting stronger and stronger week by week!!! There is nothing I'd rather do than get back on the road, but it has to be for good and not just for a week or two and then find out that we took a stupid chance by doing it too soon.
"A few other good news:
"Massacre Records have taken their option for another KING DIAMOND album. Negotiations with Metal Blade Records to extend the KING DIAMOND recording deal has been completed, and are practically ready to be signed. Further, contracts between KING DIAMOND and MERCYFUL FATE, and Metal Blade Records and Massacre Records, have been agreed upon and are almost ready to be signed for a double DVD of KING DIAMOND and a double DVD of MERCYFUL FATE, consisting of mainly never before seen private recordings in very high quality (KING DIAMOND 1986-1990; MERCYFUL FATE 1982-1984). If all goes well, the KING DIAMOND DVD set might hit the stores before the end of this year and the MERCYFUL FATE DVD set would probably hit the stores early next year.
"Another project we've been working on is to create remastered versions of 'The Spider's Lullabye' + 'The Graveyard' + 'Voodoo' + 'House Of God'. Andy La Rocque is undertaking this project at his Sonic Train Studio in Sweden, and so far I have heard his version of 'The Spider's Lullabye' and it kicks some serious ass. It was as if I was listening to a brand new album, it sounded exactly like it should have sounded back when it was released (we did not at that time master our albums ourselves, and let me tell you, they suffered by it). For the first time ever, I heard all the things we actually recorded (certain vocal harmonies and guitar overdubs; all the details are there now). In my opinion, this one is gonna be a MUST HAVE. You know I wouldn't say this if it wasn't true. Andy has just told me that the remastered version of 'The Graveyard' is in the mail for my approval. Once I've listened to it, I'll let you know how it turned out.
"There is another project in the making which I unfortunately cannot speak about yet. If it comes true though, it will be a very big thing for KING DIAMOND/MERCYFUL FATE. It is not a new MERCYFUL FATE album or tour, but it is something that could be very big for us. It is more like being a part of someone else's VERY BIG project, and which can only be announced by them.
"As you can probably see, I have not been lying on my back the entire time since I last wrote to you.
"Before I finish, I sincerely want to thank you all for the unreal support you give us. You are by far THE BEST!!!"
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