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In September of 1985, Glenn Danzig mailed a letter to Cliff Burton regarding Metallica‘s plans to record Misfits covers. Of course, there is a sad and twisted end to this story because, as fans know, Metallica’s Misfits covers were not released until 1987, after Burton’s tragic death. Burton’s punk fandom was well-suited for his role in the band that pioneered thrash metal, even if his songwriting prowess and knowledge of musical theory contrasted punk’s rudimentary barrier to entry. The tattoo of Misfits’ “Crimson Ghost” mascot on his right shoulder really said it all. Danzig’s Letter to Clif...
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Metallica officially launched a highly-anticipated digital Cliff Burton exhibit in their Metallica Black Box online museum. Titled “Orion: A Tribute to Cliff Burton,” the first part of the exhibit features pictures, personal letters, interviews and video content for Metallica fans to sift through in honor of the late bassist’s life and career. The Metallica Black Box is exclusive to members of Metallica’s Fifth Fan Club, which is free to join. So in order to access the exhibits, you’ll need to sign up at this location. Once you sign up, you’ll be able to watch videos of various musicians talki...
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In a new interview, Robert Trujillo explained what made Metallica‘s previous bassists, the late Cliff Burton and Jason Newsted, special. Trujillo joined Metallica in early 2003 after the departure of Newsted two years prior. Thus, he’s played on their last three releases — Death Magnetic (2008), Hardwired… To Self-Destruct (2016) and last year’s 72 Seasons. “I’m not being disrespectful to all the bass players out there, but there aren’t many bassists that could do this job. Playing with Metallica is the most demanding gig there is,” Trujillo said during a conversation with Bass Player. Ron McG...
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