Who Said Lars doesn't Double Bass anymore :p
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Publicado 2023-08-22
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Lars in the only drummer I know that needs to proof that he really play the double bass.
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Give this man a break. He's definitely one of the drummers in the world.
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Lars looks like he is holding in a world record size dook every time he plays drums
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Before the release of the new album, Lars rehearsed a lot, his technique has become much better compared to how he played about 10 years ago.
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Howard Stern would be impressed
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Love him or hate him he is a drummer in a band
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His 2-measure drum break in "Whiplash" is legendary IMO.
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Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang. Will go down as one of the most iconic metal drummers of all time. Bang.
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I can't believe this is the same guy that recorded Master of Puppets.
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Let's be honest, we all want a guy like Lars in out band... All jokes and memes aside, Lars' contributions to heavy metal as we know it cannot be ignored.
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This issue has never been IF Lars can do something, its been that he doesn't bother...Hetfield was recent talking about how they never used to rehearse because Lars wouldn't show up. Apparently something changed for this tour and he's taking it more seriously which is really cool!
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about fricking time. I've watched like 20 years of youtube and no one EVER has gotten his feet like this
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Only Lars can make that feel, and I mean that in the most respectful way. One of a kind. Well done.
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U can literally hear him fall out of time 😂
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Nobody says he didn't play double bass, they just say he isn't good at it anymore
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Lars is the Draymond Green of drumming. Not perfect but he gets the job done I’ve been lucky enough to see Metallica multiple times over the last few years and Lars was solid
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Love him or hate him Lars is one of a kind.
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I don’t how James and Kirk don’t mess up when Lars can’t even keep time. They must be used to it I guess,still love his drums on the studio stuff though
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Lars did his time and made his contributions when necessary. He moved the genre and drumming forward way more than most drummers in his prime. Whatever he can or cannot do today matters little when stacked against where he's been and what he's done. Go Lars.
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Can't lose it if you never had it to start with...
