Metallica Essays

  • Metallica

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    Metallica Introduction Metallica was a band that that started out in the garage of one of the members when they were in high school. The band went through many changes and tragedies and found solutions for them and somehow remained playing. They started in 1980 as one of the first, if not the first Black/Metal band. Their popularity decreased in 1987 and form there they went on to become really popular later on. Summary Metallica started playing in 1980 and are still a band to this day. They

  • The History of Metallica

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    The History of Metallica As the nineteen seventies came to a close so did many of the musical styles of that decade. While some faced what seemed to be extinction others went through a sort of evolutionary process. The bands that were at the top of the heavy metal ladder during this time were such acts as Motorhead, Iron Maiden, and Tygers of Pan Tang. These groups would be just some of what the new crop of heavy metal bands would consider inspirational. This style, which is typically referred

  • Metallica Research Paper

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    Metallica Although some people regard metal music as untalented noise and not real music, I happen to have a more open mind. I’ve never known love for another band like the love I feel for Metallica. The relationship I have with Metallica is not simply because I can jam to it while I drive my convertible in the summer. I do not only love Metallica for its music, I love it for its authenticity. Music is a revealing art form and Metallica represents having principles and goals, but struggling along

  • Metallica Research Paper

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    Metallica is the Yankees of metal and is one of the greatest touring bands still living. (“The Top 15 Reasons That Metallica Are the Yankees of Metal.” MetalSucks, ) Going to a Metallica concert would benefit my family by giving us an incredible experience and giving us memories we will never forget. Concert tickets are very expensive but they are worth it because you will get to see a great view of the band and experience something not everyone will be able to. Metallica may not be touring forever

  • Metallica and Their Place in Rock and Roll History

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    The band Metallica is a heavy metal music band formed in 1981 in Los Angeles, California after James Hetfield responded to an ad in June 1981 placed by Lars Ulrich in “The Recycler” a Los Angeles, classified only newspaper. A drummer named Lars Ulrich placed the ad “Drummer looking for other metal musicians to jam with Tygers of Pan Tang, Diamond Head and Iron Maiden.", James Hetfield, answered the advertisement. Before the band had even formed Ulrich asked Metal Blade Records founder if he could

  • Gods of Metal: The Band Metalica

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    this famous lyric has come from, the band Metallica would be the answer. Metallica is a lethal, energetic, up tempo metal band that has been around since October 1, 1981. Screeching of the guitar, double bass pedal of the drums, deep noises of the bass, and a recognizable voice, Metallica is the only band where no band could do it any better. Metallica started out slow, overcame some obstacles and is still rocking out country to country today. Metallica started from the drummer Lars Ulrich and James

  • Heavy Metal in the 1980s

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    Heavy metal in the 1980’s is hard to describe. Its static style did not change much from the 1970’s, but the lyrics, image, and theatrics took a step forward. Heavy metal had a huge impact in the 1980’s and there were many successful bands. Van Halen took heavy metal to new heights. After more than two decades of playing sold-out concert halls, selling millions of albums and enduring various lineup changes and solo projects, Van Halen is recognized as one of the most resilient and successful rock

  • A Long Way Gone Moral Analysis

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    Every natural instinct of survival, for both animals and humans, is evil. According to the paradigm of our society, it is immoral to be selfish, to steal, to feel empathy only for your kin and apathy for everyone else, and to kill for personal gain. On the contrary, according to the natural instincts followed by all of the animal kingdom, you are to insure your own and your pack’s own survival, no matter the cost, disregarding all others; to steal, to feel apathy for other groups, and to kill for

  • Through the Never

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    Metallica is the best-selling band of all time behind the Beatles. With being a successful band, Metallica has reached out to various audiences in their thirty- year career. Metallica is a heavy metal band that has had more success than other artists in more popular genres, like pop and hip hop. Since their formation in 1981, Metallica has released ten studio albums that have all been heralded as classics, even through tragedy. With the forming of Metallica, music changed forever. Metallica was formed

  • Different Genres Of Metal Music

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    fast tempos. Metallica most likely wanted to experiment with a completely different musical style as well as singing about something different when recording Nothing Else Matters. Maybe Metallica’s older music might not be thrash metal, even though some

  • Black Sabbath: Music Analysis

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    Rizzi gives a great example in his 2013 paper: he makes the connection of the very popular Metallica and, of course, Black Sabbath with their use of the tritone in the songs “That Was Just Your Life,” “Enter Sandman” (by Metallica) and “Black Sabbath” (by Black Sabbath). Art has always been a representation of what already was, it was all a matter of perception. Just as the factories’ sounds surrounding the Black

  • Music Piracy

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    mixed tapes, however making these did not cost the industry much money. Cases of music piracy highly increased after the compact disc (CD) was created in 1982. One major case of music piracy was affiliated with the heavy metal band Metallica on April 13, 2000. Metallica filed a lawsuit against Napster due to many copyright infringements, and racketeering. The heavy metal band found $10 million worth of damages which is roughly $100,000 per downloaded song. NetPD evaluated Napster’s illegal program

  • Megadeth Is My Business

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    band who has always known how to draw a crowd, only began after the lead singer Dave Mustaine, was kicked out of the band Metallica. Even though it was Dave's Destructiveness that caused his rejection from Metallica, he was still furious about how he was kicked out of the band. "Dude you're out of the band," sadly, these were the only words the rest of the members of Metallica said to Mustaine, and that was after they had woken him up just to tell him this terrible news. Dave said, "What no warning

  • Ethical Dilemma Of Napster

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    last few years. Napster, if any one symbolizes the new technology, was the front runner in developing the new digital trading. The ethical issues seem to revolve around the all mighty dollar. Some particular musicians, namely Lars Ulrich from Metallica and Dr. Dre (rap star), have had some serious issues with Napster. Their claims have merit, but so do the claims of the creator and users of Napster. Napster was created in 1999 by a college dropout named Sean Fanning. Napster allows users to

  • Metal Band: Avenged Sevenfold

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    it’s easy to tell why. They have a unique sound unmatched by any other metal band, mixing heavy melodies and finger-blistering guitar harmonies. Their talent has been recognized by many well-known groups, one of the biggest being none other than Metallica, who they also played with. Avenged Sevenfold have broken through to the mainstream side of metal, making them undeniably the most mainstream metal band from today’s time, which by many seem like a detriment rather than being an achievement, but

  • Ozzy Osbourne's Crazy Behavior

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    The world had never seen a band like Black Sabbath. Ozzy Osbourne’s crazy behavior on stage shocked people. His behavior off stage wasn’t any better. While other members of the band weren’t as bad as Ozzy, they still got a lot of attention, which led to part of their frame. Black Sabbath played heavy metal music, won an Grammy award, and was one of the best bands of the 20th century. The members of Black Sabbath got interested in music by listening to music. Geezer Butler and Ozzy Osbourne both got

  • What Is The Theme Of Hard Rock Returns To Prison

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    Etheridge Knight’s “Hard Rock Returns to Prison from the Hospital for the Criminal Insane” (1968) effectively illustrates the devastation a group of prisoners’ feel as the state of their hero, Hard Rock, is realized. Though he was once the most fearless of the inmates, he is no longer the man he once was due a lobotomy performed by the doctors. Hard Rock is no typical hero, however, he still represents the hope for a future that all the inmates admire. The loss of hope that comes with the destruction

  • musical influences

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    Music has been used for many different things throughout history. It is said that music influences a person’s brain, and by doing so, has an effect on overall behavior or activity of a person. Many Indian tribes across North America used percussion instruments (drums) to contact the spirits of their ancestors. During the Renaissance period, during many parties held by royalty, “classical” music was played to keep a happy atmosphere about the ballroom. In the next few paragraphs, we’ll look at how

  • Cover Bands

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    Is the cover a good thing or a bad thing? Are there any cover songs that you have heard and have grown to like more than the original? Perhaps there are songs that you have heard and have later come to the realization that it is indeed a cover song. This is the case for me. However, my feelings on cover songs vary depending on the particular instance. I think the cover is a good thing now days. There are many new songs that I have heard and have later realized that it is a cover song. I probably

  • Napster

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    As I sat in front of my computer downloading my favorite song from Napster, I started to think about how hard it must have been to write a song so sublime with the way the words flow from one another, and how talented one must be to do so. I started to think how hard people work on their music for themselves and their fans, and how their fans don’t realize what they are doing every time they download a song off the internet. What they don’t realize is that it is messing over the people who worked