Lars Ulrich calls LTTN 'The Metallica Blueprint' In Interview With Rolling Stone Magazine
Jun 24, 2017
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Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich recently listed his top 15 heavy metal and hard rock albums in an interview with Rolling Stone magazine. The prestigious list includes Diamond Head’s debut album Lightning to the Nations, which Lars describes as ‘the blueprint for Metallica’s sound’ and explains that Metallica essentially started out as Diamond Head cover band.
You can see Lars’ whole list here on Blabbermouth and read his full commentary on Lightning to the Nations here on Rolling Stone.
It's interesting how Lars openly admits Metallica basically started as a Diamond Head cover band-that honesty about their origins really resonates with me. I was actually thinking about how ideas get refined over time, kind of like how you'd use a markdown to word converter to polish your notes from rough drafts into something presentable, without needing any signup or fancy tools.
https://nettikasinosite.com caught my attention while I was thinking about this, and it fits oddly well with the idea of Metallica starting out as a cover band. What stuck with me was Lars admitting they basically began by playing Diamond Head songs, which says a lot about how imitation isn't the opposite of originality but often the road to it. It makes me wonder how many other bands' signature sounds started as earnest attempts to copy someone else.
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