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OLA LEARNS METALLICA ST ANGER - Drums
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2021
- Lets bring out the oil barrel and learn some ST ANGER!
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*KLANG* *KLANG*
A lot better than the last time
Saint Anger? You mean Stinker lol. Not a slight on you, but the song :/
lmao, that was great funny af! Great job tho!
scentless apprentice
*KLANG KLANG*
With all the perfectionists out there showing their skills on RUclips, its nice to see someone who is just starting out and just going for it no matter what the people say..These videos have been a breath of fresh air after everything we see drummers do on RUclips...Makes me very happy and I know that someday Ola will be a great drummer and hopefully he will be able to play drums on his next solo album...
Side note - I am among only a handful of people who love the St. Anger snare..
All the love to everything you said! Except, I mean, that snare, no! :D
That snare literally changed my life!!! 🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽 love the whole record
People don’t understand what drums really sound like.. loved that snare sound on that album.. not on all songs or albums! Lol If you hit a metal snare drum … its gonna sound like this if you tune it with certain heads. It’s a chosen sound. It’s still being talked about!! Just like low to no bass on Justice. Geniuses doing genius things! Nothing like a stick in the spokes of a stack of know it alls!
I love the St. Anger snare, too!
Here with you brother! Love that snare 🤩
It may not be a popular opinion, but I think St Anger has the most intense drumming in the whole Metallica discography since And Justice For All. Love it or hate it, Lars goes absolutely insane in some of these tracks.
Word
you're not wrong
St Anger is super flawed, but there's some really good stuff on there. Probably their heaviest, most raw album, it just needed an editor to trim the fat and a producer willing to say "no" to stuff like the snare.
@@peeledapples4176
St anger would have been good if metallica wouldn't have driven Bob rock insane on their previous records, he went from telling kirk with a straight face that his solo sucks, to a tired Yes-man.
Not really imo
TIP: Keep your little finger wrapped around the stick also when playing faster stuff. You'll have more stick control that way, and the sticks won't go flying quite as easily.
Deff a top tip
Try doing doubles holding sticks like that all day. Your other fingers help with the rebound. Not something I would recommend. And yeah bro I can actually play percussion.
It can help, always found it weird tho
My Sticks are usually just between my Thumb, Index Finger and middle Finger
Definitely never want the pinky sticking out, like you're drinking a cup of tea.. Biggest no-no ever when it comes to drumming. 👍
@@R3TR0R4V3 not really. Go watch Baard Kolstad. He often has his pinky out. Other than the fact it looks ugly, it doesn't really matter, it actually means you have a loose grip. Yeah it's better not to I guess but it's not a big no no.
Just some friendly tips Ola:
1) Your arms seem to be too far extended when playing the hihat, try putting it a bit closer. The Toms seem far apart too ... try to layout the set that nothing is too far away to play comfortably.
2) Your sliding technique seems the wrong way around. As i learned it it is like this -> your leg comes up, your foot slides a bit back on the pedal creating the first kick. After that you let your leg fall down and the foot comes back to the original position creating the secons kick. What you DONT want is tapping your foot twice hence it kills efficiency.
3) Holding sticks is hand to explain, but try to find the spot where the balance point of the stick is and place your Indexfinger a bit below that it becomes tip heavier, but not too much but i guess its personal preference at that point. Try not to grip the strick tight. Thumb and index finger are just guiding the stick, the other fingers are "holding" on to it. As i said a bit hard to explain but maybe you get something out of that.
Otherwise very cool to see you play drums! Keep the videos coming dude! I guess I have to learn guitar now O_o
Slide isn't a good technique for metal double kicks. Straight ankle, swivel or heel toe is much more consistent
Yeah Ola I have to also as a drummer agree here with these observations - they will deff prove problematic later - there is some really Fl great advice above me about some tricks to help you 👍🏻every impressive playing so soon after you began l🤘🏻💀🤘🏻
@@joemarta8221 sorry but thats simply not true. The technique is not useless for specific genres. The methods you describe are way more harder to learn and can be found often in metal but can also be used in other genres. Heel toe for example is used by my teacher a lot who is a jazzdrummer. Every technique has its use despite the genre.
Agree with 1 especially. The left hand is very crowded
this song and this album in general has always been a "false" easy, so something easy on the ears and not that easy to play. Because of the sounds it always got a lot of hate but honestly is very honest. With a different snare and a different mix/sounds, it sounds brutal.
And man, it's so nice to see you learning. Yeah, it's fun to see you struggle, but because we all fuckin' do and nobody really shows it online. So thanks Uncle Ola!
It has a lot of weird guitar riffs that no one has figured it out the correct way yet
did you just refer to st.anger as "easy on the ears"
I dunno why but the guitar tones on this album were always my absolute favourite, real raw, gritty, aggressive.
@@Kanry0 its a good album imo lol not my favorite metallica album by far but i like it.
I'd say this song would be hard for a new drummer like Ola... but for anyone who is used to any amount of double kicks its not going to trip them up at all.
I've never played drums and this really makes me want to try.
Same
iv never played drums and this makes me want to quit
Ola: *makes fun drum cover *
Lars: *AGGRESSIVELY FILES LAWSUIT*
Ha Ha Ha !!!!
i dont care go make swedish cheesecakes yghnveiw
Don't be that dramatic. Get over it
Lars's drumming, as well as the band in general, has gotten a lot better live since he started playing to a click track.
They're actually playing 'Sad But True' at the proper tempo now, after playing it way too goddamn fast for 30 years.
I don´t think they use a click track, at least not throughout the entire song. Maybe in the beginning to dial in the correct tempo
Nah, he's still dog shit. And I seriously doubt they're playing to a click, because the tempo inconsistencies are still there. Especially during performances of Fuel.
when do he start playing to a click track?
Lars still can't play in time
They are not playing to a click
People keeps shitting on Lars never realizing how weird and kickass his drum parts can be.
Definitely. He has a unique, original and distinctive style and sound - very few drummers can say that.
They're just giving him a hard time in the comments because they think they're gonna be the coolest guy on youtube if they do that
@@StuntcatTV @Giuseppe Negri @HinjuRock You are all absolutely right! Bashing Lars is a millennial thing.
@@janitor6669 its such a boring, predictable thing. Like we know, you're not cool for pointing the same old stuff out for the millionth time. Every comment section: st anger snare, napster, selling out, wah, lulu. We know. Maybe move on.
As a long time Metallica fan who has paid thousands over the years to see them live, I feel entitled to shitting on Lars just a little bit. Yes, the man has written some amazing parts and is one of the most influential drummers ever. I love his music to death and adore his style and arrangements. But as a fan and frequent audience member, I find his laziness and unwillingness to learn his own damn parts kinda disrespectful towards not just us fans, but his own music. For example "One" has one of the most iconic double bass parts in music history, but when did Lars last play that part properly, let alone well? Dude is dreadful live, but doesn't give a fuck and makes little effort to improve. That deserves a bit of flak, in my mind.
The snare is the BEST PART of St Anger
- Goregrind people everywhere
And that's a fact
The snare sounds like 311's drummer's snare. Has a punk/ska vibe.
@@tobiastnielsen9262 It's not even far off Marc Palmen's snare on Putrefaction in Progress, THE best snare sound ever recorded.
I actually think the Dirty Window lyrics are the best part. This house is clean, baby.
Hahah great way to look at it
I love it when someone says "FUCK IT WE'LL DO IT LIVE" vs the perfectionism we normally see. The struggle is part of the journey, so Ola, fuck ya bad ass dude.
Say what you want about the album - too many copy & pasted parts, no solos, snare sound... all valid criticisms, but it also had a crap ton of awesome riffs on it.
And people still talking about it and will continue for ever
I agree. and in time i learned these were valuable criticisms, but when this album came out. I was a rebellious, angry teenager, and regardless of the criticisms. i loved this album and still do.
True enough - the basics per song (writing, riffs, structure) are rock-solid.
If they would re-record it with a different producer Fidelman (who did Hardwired) it would be an absolutely amazing album....
Yeah great riffs and everything but for me the only thing I'd critique is that the songs are too long and repetitive like the songs would be 8 minutes long but majority of the song is would be just copy and paste like if it was like Justice where there were a bunch of different riffs then I wouldn't mind
The bridge on some kind of monster feels heavier than most deathcore bands
Oh man loved it. Laughed so much at those few faster sections and how out of control you were just banging everything as fast as possible :D You'll get there! It's really fun watching you learn with that childlike enjoyment. Makes me want to buy a kit and start drumming too. Also you're right, as much as people love to give him shit, Lars has inspired a ton of people to pick up the sticks. His drumming in the recent post-covid shows has also been a lot stronger and they seem to be playing better than they have in the previous decade.
one day Ola is going to be a sick drummer not now but one day
your the man Ola
That was awesome. So many youtubers only show perfection, but as players we know the struggle. Dropping the stick? Man, that's authenticity. Thanks for taking us along on your drums journey, it's hugely inspiring!
Man this series is so cool dude, I liked it! Huge sucess! This snare is way to good for St Anger dude.
What many don't seem to know about is the live DVD that came with the album sounds perfect. So that was the true album.
Hi Ola! My brother @ghostface drummer and I have really enjoyed your drumming journey!
didn't ask
@@musication5263 I mean, where's your 165k subs?
Isn't he the one that always plays slipknot covers with the joey mask on?
Suggestions: If you want to stick with Metallica, Battery. 46 and 2 from Tool would be fun but that might be a ways down the road. Haha
@@madhatter797 her and her brother suck I have no idea how they have a following
I started drums at 14 in 1969 loved Mitch Mitchell, but Hendrix drew me to guitar, then back to drums when I heard Neil Peart, then back to guitar when I heard Eddie Van Halen. You have your guitar skills to keeping time very well. The first thing I learned to utilize drum rolling and stay in tempo was Iron Butterfly Inagadadavida. The very tricky part many drummers couldn't do was midway thru the solo, there is a single hi-hat(with left foot) while dbl kick pedal (right foot), like playing a fast dbl disco beat, while rolling tom toms all the way down to the bass drums. That's one way I learned to transition. Try it and you will loosen up a good workout and you'll be able to open up your drumming skills real fast. I still play Rock and Metal "Happy Holidays Ola!"
Anyone can see here: the struggle is real 😂 very entertaining Ola! I enjoy it a lot. Keep uploading your progress 🤘
It's unreal that someone can learn drums in 1 month, lol. You're the greatest!!!
a love the joy in Ola's face when he knocks it out. And for only doing this shit for like a month holy hell, mad props!
Love this, so many people shit on this album but it's a great album as are they all. We all have our favorites but honestly I really like Death Magnetic and Hard Wired also. Great job Ola, I can't get 4 limbs doing different things.
I hate this album but I like some of this song. Don't mind the drum sound on this song either actually.
For me it's still really bad.
A bad sounding snare can work for stuff like black metal to add to the atmosphere, but not in thrash.
the st anger record fuckin rules. so many bangers.
@@jimit.4220 I don't think it's a bad snare sound but it is totally obnoxious.
Horrible snare, horrible album. Great video.
I think the snare makes it sound more nasty and raw, people probably hate it because it sounds like Nu metal
I think the snare would work if they turned it down just a little... Ringy snare isn't a bad sound with the right mix... But the overall mix of the album is as trash as the can Lars was banging on
I believe they compressed too much that snare with harmonics and shit. If they were more gentle with it and cut out the harmonics, It would have been a more enjoyable mix. Hell, Chris Adler used the same freaking snare with LOG for years.
No, i think if the st.anger snare sound not like this will be like nu metal genre. So the trash can sound snare is fit perfectly for that album that to make it different with nu metal sound.
The snare gives this song its character. Overall on the album, i can surely bet it gets annoying. But i couldn't imagine the self titled song with a normal snare what so ever.
the snare sound is superb, in fact he should have tuned the toms to have a more metal sound without as much bass as it sounds in the original version.
4:46 the "mom, look what i've learned" groove xD
Great video!
Always wanted to learn drums... watching Ola learn it somehow makes me feel those good moments of learning an instrument myself.
7:01
It's called skipping the pedal, where you hit once and it does a fast double stroke - you have to do it with a quick snapping motion. I remember when I was around 14 and finally learned how to do that. John Bonham was the master - he could even do triple strokes with a single motion on the pedal.
I love that you picked this song from Metallica! So many other songs to pick. This series is inspiring me to play drums now.
Keep going at it, it’s always just fun!
One note of advice: put your headphones from “behind” your neck, so that the cord stays on your back and doesn’t touch your arm and leg.
I do love that snare sound for some reason.
Very impressive for a beginner drummer. I've been playing drums since I was 5 and in some cases, double bass can still be tricky. Keep up the grind
For just starting out your doing really good on the double kicks man!
Hey man. People hate on Lars but he has produced some of the best drum parts
Absolutely right, the circlejerk elitist hate is as unimaginative and boring as a lot of the "better" thrash bands with better drummers...
@@fredriksvard2603 I thought Lars was the elitist considering he’s in metal’s most successful band.
@@thisguy2973 Hardly. He stated from day one that he can't stand cliche metal and "rules" for what a metal band and metal music should be.
Did he?
@@xenonvinc popularity doesnt imply quality, but a lot of people including pro musicians and producers seem to think he did some great stuff on justice and tba
Hey man, here are my suggestions: Corrosion of Conformity - Clean My Wounds (nice to play, and not so hard), Biohazard - Urban Discipline (maybe a little tough for begginers, so maybe not now but later), Alice in Chains - Man in the Box (Because it's Alice in Chains and because it's Man in the Box :).
It's been great to watch your journey as a begginer, you learn fast and keep us waiting for the next video. Doing great, congrats!
Oh, COC it's good! 😄
@@537Aleks Yeah, COC is an amazing band. RIP Reed Mullin! 🤟🏻
I'm so glad you used "the sound". Also, I don't think I have laughed out loud as much in a while (ah, this fast d-beat!), thanks for that! ^^
Your body movements are exactly the same as mine when my brain gets overloaded by drums. Lol good to see others struggle and then succeed.
Ola, please, please, PLEASE keep going. As a natural guitarist of 30 years and a (forced-to-be) drummer of 20 years, every step you have been going through has been what I went through to get where I am today. Your natural talent far exceeds mine, and to see you grow after being an accomplished (and influential) guitarist to become a formidable drummer is something I can't wait to see. Remember, as with guitar, it is 10% mental memory, and 90% muscle memory. Skål!!
oh the popcorn on those kicks. dude you're doing a great job, getting those fast kicks in time is actually pretty hard even for a non-beginner
Everywhere I go... I hear the snare
I see a pretty girl every where I go, every where I go.....I hope that influence was the inspire for yer comment
st angers snare sound is one of the best and distinctive sounds ever. But you have to be a metal snobhead to hate it. Really love the raw energy of the song and it wouldnt be anywhere near with different snare sound.
Disliking something doesn't make you a snob lol
Music is subjective, people are different and like different things, people disagreeing with your own personal tastes doesn't make them a snob lol.
I like when you start to get a part down and you realize it and then a big smile comes across your face. Just genuine happiness. Also, ever since I started listening to slam and grindcore bands, this isn't the worst sounding snare I've heard.
The double bass hit on a D beat can feel and works great if you start the double hit on the bass drum a hair late. The first hit a little late and the second right on the meter. Travis barker does this super well and it sounds more driving. Almost swings.
I must be losing my fucking mind but that snare sound is growing on me
Great job Ola ! Lars is not a super technical drummer but he is still great .
i kinda dig the sound
it reminds me of slipknot's demos for their debut album, such as interloper, despise and snap but w/ a lack of dampening
that's the only problem i have with it, but it's nice that lars actually decided to shake things up a little and not have the same snare sound, but it does sound pretty bad.
Now imagine doing a whole set with Metallica! Man has Stamina!!
How do you play The Thing That Should Not Be with that snare!?
You killed it!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Lars inventing the slam snare is Metallica's greatest contribution to music.
As a drummer, this is funny😂 This is how I feel on guitar alright
Thank you for being vulnerable, showing your learning process, and not just hitting record once you're perfect. That's a really hard thing to do. I should also say thanks for not shitting on that album, as is the custom for so many.
Watching you play the drums is absolute pure gold! The facial expressions 🤣 brilliant video Ola !
Ola, the hihat is too far from you! you gotta bring it closer, you'll feel more confortable playing without stretching your arms!
You're kicking ass, as always!
HAHAHA OLA PLAYS DOUBLE KICK LIKE HE'S SHOOTING A MASSIVE MACHINE GUN
hahaha love it. You do struggle, and that's awesome. So many people out there showing off. Real people having a good time learning new stuff.
It’s not so much seeing you struggle as it is seeing you do as such, but also succeed. Your progression is wild
St anger drums sound, the biggest metal meme of all time
It’s funny though how that album was platinum a number one want to Grammy & LARS still had every single one of you Just repeat this over and over again and threats to the point where the people doing it in comments become the meme I don’t think you get it he also had the drum sound of the black album for the best drum sound ever with the same producer it’s not like he could not of made that sound again if you wanted to he made a difference in the way people talk about For the past 16 years Who do you think actually A lifetime for a band if not three then ask yourself is Lars the type of person to do that for us to have us talking about a drum sound?
Yeah yeah you bet he is so careful who you think is having a the last laugh
I hope Lars watches this and is furious that a guitar player just did his job
It's actually somewhat satisfying and refreshing to see that Ola didn't immediately jump on the hate bandwagon when he first this song/album.
its been 20 years and this snare is still a fresh meme you gotta respect that
Ola - I can’t thank you for the years of time I start watching your channels rise and all your great content You are one of the best out there I always look forward to your videos - Being mainly a guitar player but also bass player and drummer as well as an engineer that actually doesn’t get hired by other bands Every now and again Anna Metallica fan for the scary long time let me just say play like Lars is very very hard it’s not because he’s very good necessarily Lars has lots and lots of character and lots of new ones that maybe he makes up for not being such a great technical drummer and that’s what he replaces it with but he has a fly pets like teaspoon of us it’s just very very different and very unique and if you try to do it the way he does he just won’t be able to whether you’re better or worse - Would help me on my cover versions of Metallica song so I played every instrument that are on my channel if you want to check them out try to kind of play with the posture and the vibe that Lars has when he’s behind the drum kit that almost arrogance and I’m willing to throw caution to the wind at times Try to play like you’re the biggest metal band ever was and did some of the greatest things in the entire genre of music OK the metal play drums like that and it doesn’t matter fear better than this guy better and that guy you are Lars Ulrich and that matters
i have never seen such an advanced beginner haha it looks like ola knows exactly how he needs to play it in his head and is thinking like a drummer that played for several years , but the muscle memory just isnt there yet
Ola continuously laughing at the sound of the snare was hilarious! 🤣
Dude your doing great in such a short period of time, playing drums is a great workout also.i love the St Anger album it's got some great guitar riffs 🤘🤘
Ola, that was awesome man. If you didn't know, that snare sound came from disconnecting the wires/springs on the bottom of Lars Snare, essentially making it another tom, but with a higher pitch, along with a cracking sound because he uses a metal snare, which makes it louder. That was killer Ola!🤘🏻🤘🏻If I was to recommend a song for you to learn off the top of my head, "You Can't Fill My Shadow" by All That Remains, that's a killer song. Take Care Ola, keep kicking ass man.🤘🏻🤘🏻
The main thing is the ridiculous amounts of compression together with zero dampening. The snare wires are just a small part of it
@@skatterpro Yeah. Bob Rock really fucked up the mix in what is an immensely heavy album, full of awesome mean, fast and angry riffs, and lyrics that came from a deeper place from James, than what he had ever written before. I hear ya man.
Imagine wanting to dial in the saint anger snare sound...
That headset cable will probably become your biggest enmy in the long run
I love watching your struggle as you are such an already accomplished musician. Inspires me to push through and continue my own journey. Keep it up, Ola!!
Celtic Frost 'Procreation of the Wicked' is one that people struggle with because it kind of goes in and out of time ... I have friends who have tried to cover songs from the Morbid Tales album and just gave up, they couldn't get the feel
Didnt rob and kirk cover that in switzerland?
Great job, dude! You're really coming along quickly and it's easy to see you're having an absolute blast. 😎
The only thing lacking really, was those crash cymbal accents during the chorus, but otherwise, _not fucking bad at all_ for only playing it a couple times thru. Impressive. You'll have it nailed in no time! 👍
BTW, try heel up on the double kick.. That might work better for you. That's how I play anyway. Bottom line, just experiment and try different techniques, then go with what feels right.
I laughed loud here! Best series right now in the world. And I need a drum right now!
This is a very entertaining series for us drummer viewers! Keep up the good work man!💪
Don't get new headphones. Put a sweatband over them like Lars did in the black album recording video lol
There should be more songs like this promoting peace and harmony 😁
And I wanted to say ROCK the Fuck out of those Drums Dale👍👍
Haha i love it how you look at the laptop at the same time as you are going ham! Awesome work man!
I know you say that you struggle… but from an outward perspective, you’ve been coming along pretty well for the short time you’ve been learning. I’ve played for years and I still struggle with double bass. You’re better than me at double bass. Keep at it!! I love these vids!
This made me laugh so hard 😂 love the song even though everyone else hates it 😊
I love the album. I dont care people hating it. Sure the snare sound annoys me too.
I actually like the snare
Rather than slide, which uses a lot of energy, you might want to look at heel-toe instead, which is less secure, but faster and more energy efficient. It also allows you to play double-stroke rolls and many rudiments.
Oh the agony!!! I just love it! Thanks for being authentic and showing your learning process! A true legend!
I really like how much fun you having improoving your skills daily. But please work on the ergonimics of your setup, you making it yourself way harder then it have to be. Move the Hithat closer to the snare for example. keep it up
I like St.Anger.
Me too
St.Anger, Frantic and Some kind of monster are great songs
@@JohnWiku The Unnamed Feeling is another great one.
Men this was so funny and entertaining… I really like it especially because it’s shows who despite the all around comments on Lars playing shows how difficult it’s to get a sound out of an acoustic instrument … and it’s great to watch your progress in a different instrument … an advice if you let me … set your drum set properly, aligned your toms toms and your snare raise it a little bit and set straight … start using risk strokes … search for German grip technique .. it will help you to relax more specially on punk groves .. and relax, the faster you play the most relax you should be .. check the lesson that Tomas lang did on drumeo I think will help you .. any way just add that I really like your videos and the way you help everybody with reviews and general advices on gear and playing .. keep it laud 🤙🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
This shit is honestly so cool to see. I'd love to give you some tips on helping you conserve energy while you're playing so you aren't so beat after a song! Especially those 8th notes on the hi hats are a hand/arm killer. Keep going man you'll be playin' lamb of god sooner than you think lol
You're not supposed to hit every hi-hat note with the same intensity, the 'upbeats' are hit weaker when your hand is going up in the rebound to the next 'downbeat'.
Dynamics will come with time. 🙂
@@R3TR0R4V3 I don't write it because of dynamics, I write it because it's extremely hard to play 16th notes at this speed without proper technique.
I don’t know why but this has always been my favorite Metallica album.
Because it kicks ass man.
im glad Ola picked the best and hardest metallica album to play
Ola likes the Saint Anger album?! Well me too and I thought I was the only one! Awesome! Keep going on the drums Ola I love it! 🤘
Now I want to see a Metallica with Haunted/Feared tour, where Ola plays drums on St. Anger and Lars plays on like... All Against All.
Plot twist: James and Lars sign with Solar.
Nice played. Snare needs more trashcaniness.
Accidentally stumbled upon this video, but stayed and watched full - it was fun to watch)
Drummer here: my heal moves a bit from left to right for the double hit slide you’re trying to do. Some drummers keep it a straight motion forward but I can get pretty quick doubles too. The result is the same. A machine gun doubt hit
All the air drummers in the world like to disrespect Lars....try it yourself sometime....on real drums
You got the snare right on point, still as terrible sounding as I remember it 😂 the master of puppets with st anger snare is disgusting! 😂🤷🏽♂️
Its a sample. Do you know what that is?
Yes, further up on the stick. Hold it between your thumb and first finger knuckle. Practice letting the stick fall on the drumhead and naturally bounce up (should be easy on those "fake drums") Do not let your fingers off the stick, you will hit something accidentally (like your finger) or drop a stick. Lightest grip possible without losing the stick, more wrist than arm. You're doing great!
I must say that was very cool! I admire your Talent and that you seem to learn so fast. Keep up the good work!
Lars is so good, that even Ola after couple months of drumming cant match him.
All the hate I see for St. Anger is just laughable.
Contextually, it's probably the best Metallica album
Feel free to respond to me, you cannot change my mind
Objectively it isn't 😀🤘
Well is matter of opinion, ANJFA Is technical and heavey. For me the most great metallica album.
As someone who listens to grindcore almost every day, that snare is one of my personal favourites
>barges into comments
>states controversial opinion as fact
>refuses to elaborate
>leaves
nice
I am not sure that I agree but I like your style… I like your style 🤘🏻
One of the only few videos that shows someone learning how to play st anger on drums rather than recreating the snare
Bloody good going man. Love your videos as it's nice to see the actual learning process, the trial and error of music. Rather than "here is the perfect finished product".
Lars Ulrich isn't even the best drummer of Metallica lmao (Edit: still love Metallica and the KLONK of St. Anger tho)
Hes the best drummer for Metallica. There is no one that will fit Metallica better than Lars
@@metalpuppet5798 OP means that James also drums and he's better than Lars 🤣🤣🤣
@@JohnWiku James is an unbelievable guitarist and a good drummer but nowhere near better than Lars. Listen to their recent live stuff
@@JohnWiku James is the timekeeper, Lars adds accents with the drums and does it well. Also a great showman, great in the studio, great entrepreneur. And an example of how little machine-perfect drumming means when it comes to creating music that moves people. The landmine part is a almost a household thing.
@@fredriksvard2603 Never denied Lars his talent for creating music, he and James brought Metallica where it is, that man really has a knack when it comes to arranging songs. Now having your guitarist being the time keeper makes you wonder how good the drummer is, I've done it and it ain't any good to play like that. James might still have flashbacks of when he had to do that around St. Anger production 🤣🤣🤣