New Metallica song!

[DuranDuran]

This track is called "The Day That Never Comes" from the upcoming album Death Magnetic

 

[DuranDuran]

The band has just released a real video of the song

 

[FinalEyes]

Very good song, a little repetitive but it's much better than their last album.

 

[litia]

I hope it'll grow on me h34r: But I do like the intro and the latter half :yes: :yes: Still think a bit long though

 

[mickyj007]

Unbelievably good song. It grew on me 10 fold.

 

[The One.]

I like this soo much!! :yes:
It's a bit too long though..

 

[Thriller_MJ]

Great song! very much like "One"

 

[wannabestartinsomthin21]

The song is pretty good. James Hatfield's voice sounds really good on it.

 

[litia]

Their album has cracked the top spot in almost all charts around the world. Good for them. They're on track to garner around 800k in the 1st week . I'm still not very impressed with it. And I hope they'd never release another Unforgiven 4 :rolleyes2:
Unforgiven 2 is good, but far from as great as U1, and U3 is even worse IMO :no: :no:

 

[starone_angel]

The song is great! I really like Metallica!

 

[FinalEyes]

The new album is fantastic! I'm glad they returned to their roots for this one.

 

[mjjlover1]

What do you all think about the new album do you think its "REAL" Metallica or is it like their last album?

 

[DuranDuran]

Metallica Offer Up Single Song Downloads at Live Music Site
Daniel Kreps
9/30/09, 2:36 pm EST

For five years, Metallica’s own LiveMetallica Website has offered up high-quality downloads of the band’s concerts spanning from 1982 to their current World Magnetic tour. However, fans were only able to purchase concerts as a whole, as opposed to the a la carte song options popularized by iTunes. Perhaps the Rock and Roll Hall of Famers’ hookup with Apple earlier this year rubbed off a little bit, because Metallica announced yesterday on their official Website that single song purchases are now available on LiveMetallica.

Keeping with tradition, single MP3s carry a 99-cent price tag, while purchasing the entire concert will remain $9.95, making purchasing the full show more wallet-friendly in the long run. The high-quality FLAC download will also remain $12.95. LiveMetallica features over 269 shows and, as the band points out, no two set lists are the same. If you haven’t checked out LiveMetallica yet, we recommend you do so, as there’s also dozens of free downloads of concerts spanning the band’s entire career.

You might be thinking, after the whole Napster ordeal, “Metallica? On the internet? Giving away stuff for free!?” But as Lars Ulrich told Rolling Stone’s David Fricke, the Napster situation was never about money, but about control. “Give away stuff for free? Not a problem. The Internet? Not a problem,” Ulrich said. “Who makes the decision? We make the decision. I’ll give away all my shit for free. But I’ll decide when and where and how.” Ulrich later told RS that, with the band’s record contract expired, they’d be open to the possibility of an Internet-styled release that other big-name artists have employed in recent years.

Rolling Stone caught Metallica’s tour relaunch earlier this month at Nashville’s Sommet Center, where Motorhead’s Lemmy Kilmister guested on two songs during the encore. That show, as well as all the shows so far on the Death Magnetic jaunt, is also available over at LiveMetallica.
http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdai...-up-single-song-downloads-at-live-music-site/

 

[DuranDuran]

Tonight Show {Sept. 29, 2016}

 

[kamo_kaz]

It's awsome!

 

[DuranDuran]

The Roots