Lars Ulrich Mentions Metallica Bandmate How He Embarrassingly Screwed Up

Metallica lead guitarist Hammett lately posted the poster of The Metal Messacre on Instagram, and Kirk was informed he screwed up the yr by his bandmate drummer Lars Ulrich.

Kirk Hammett wrote, “33 years ago today! Were you there? #themetalmassacre 🖤 #metallica #armoredsaint #wasp @metallica”

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Lars corrected Hammett’s mistake within the comments section, “It was 34 years ago, bro! :D” Ulrich even posted it on his Instagram story, underlining the yr number to point out his bandmate’s mistake.

Kirk Hammett responded, “Sorry bro, I was counting while gazing at my new skull ft -skull emoji-”

Lars Ulrich later posted, “I meant 34… thanks for the math check @larsulrich.”

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33 years ago today! Were you there? #themetalmassacre 🖤 #metallica #armoredsaint #wasp @metallica pic.twitter.com/AyxpfcW8wD

— Kirk Hammett (@KirkHammett) 27 Ocak 2019

 

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33 years ago today! Were you there? #themetalmassacre 🖤 #metallica #armoredsaint #wasp @metallica *edit* 34 years ago!! @larsulrich – thanks! 🤟

Kirk Hammett (@kirkhammett)’in paylaştığı bir gönderi (27 Oca, 2019, 12:57ös PST)

In a new SiriusXM interview (transcribed by Ultimate-Guitar), Ghost frontman Tobias Forge mentioned how he has the same accountant now as guitarist Kirk Hammett, and how watching ‘A Yr and a Half within the Life of Metallica’ 150 helped him create successful tours, which has led to financial success for the band.

So that you’ve been out with Iron Maiden, worked with Dave Grohl, Guns N’ Roses took you out, Metallica continues to support the band… What did you take from being round these guys?

“A little bit of everything. I mean, most of those bands have in one way or form been mentors from afar.

“Even before I was in the studio recording the first demo, I had seen ‘A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica,’ you know that film about making the [1991’s] ‘Black Album’ and then touring the ‘Black Album.’ I’ve seen it 50 times, probably; no, 150 times.

“So in my world, in my mind, that was how you record an album, that’s the level. And when you tour an album, that’s 300 shows, easily. And I was looking through like, ‘Live After Death’ with Iron Maiden – looking through all those dates like, ‘This is how you tour America.’

“So they, not only music-inspiration-wise or visually, but they also – I think I learned a lot about tour ethics, like, ‘This is the amout of work you need to put in.’

“And then, later, getting to know them, becoming colleagues and to some extent, friends – they keep inspiring me, you know, telling stories and advising…

“Especially with Iron Maiden. I mean, we work with a lot of same people. With Metallica too, actually, I have the same accountant as Kirk [Hammett]. [Laughs]”

Via: alternativenation.net