Metallica at the Wiltern - Fight Fire With Fire (w/ Flea) (video)

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METALLICA: Video Footage From Last Night's L.A. Concert Available
Published 5/15/2008 at BLABBERMOUTH.NET Latest News
The first fan-filmed video footage of METALLICA 's concert last night (Wednesday, May 14) at a benefit show at the 2,200-seat Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles can be viewed below. METALLICA 's setlist was as follows: 01. Creeping Death 02. Fuel 03. For Whom The Bell Tolls 04. Welcome Home (Sanitarium) 05. ...And Justice For All 06. Sad But True 07. Disposable Heroes 08. One 09. Master Of Puppets 10. Battery - - - - - 11. Last Caress 12. No Remorse 13. Enter Sandman - - - - - 14. Fight Fire With Fire (with RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS' Flea) 15. Seek and Destroy All proceeds from the show will go to the Silverlake Conservatory of Music , a nonprofit music school ...

Dave Grohl On That Letter To Metallica: "I Didn't Write It, I Dictated It" [Retractions]
Published 5/15/2008 by Maura Johnston at Idolator
Dave Grohl has posted a sorta-denial of the open letter to Metallica that made the rounds last week, which inquired after the progress of their current album (particularly the drum parts). While not denying that he said the words that were picked up "by everyone from Blabbermouth to Rolling Stone," he claims that he never put pen to paper for the purposes of getting in touch with James et al. Instead, that "letter" was just part of an interview that was taken out of context and whipped up into a nice, frothy, Internet meringue: Just wanted to write a quick note to clear up this whole "Open letter to Metallica" ...

Lars Ulrich Excited To Give You Something Nutty [Opening Act: Wicked Sceptyre]
Published 5/16/2008 by Anthony Miccio at Idolator
Eight years into the following decade, Lars Ulrich claims that Metallica has finally left that '90s zone where they were "all just stressed out and nutty," and are ready to channel said nuttiness into some "seven-minute, eight-minute, nine-minute nutty-ass songs" peppered with "kind of hardcore, nutty super-fast speed stuff." The band failed to play ...