The S&M show was probably their masterpiece ever done, since they had to play perfect with a symphony Orchestra, where you can't mess up with the speed.
@@kristianbarrenechea That is so cool to hear now. People mocked Metallica for doing S&M and thought it was the one other reason to criticize the direction of the band at the time. But the songs with the symphony are so good. Battery was amazing with an orchestra.
Lars can fucking rip it. But after 2000 he kinda like..didin't really want to play anymore or got tired of playing the same stuff and then decided to change his drum parts a little.
Lars ulrich aslinda dunyanin en iyi bateristlerinden yalnizca birisi. Adamin 90lardan sonra bozulmasi bahane ediliyor ama onun kadar etkileyici, yedirici isler yapmis thrash bateristi cok az. Astiniz zehitlediniz larsi yedirmeyiz
I know and listen to drummers like Kolias or even Jon Theodore or Thomas Pridgen, still could watch Lars smash the drums playing 4/4 all day. In my opinion if you can't appreciate simple grooves, there's something really fucking wrong with your approach to music.
I've read many comments on this video over the years that it has been on here. The first thing, no he is not listening to a click track (metronome). He is 'eared up' for either the bass, vocals or guitar or combination or any. I'm a drummer and when I 'ear up' I either put my 'ears' on the bass or lead singer. Lead singer is great because if they hang on a note a little bit longer you can beat along. Another thing is seeing the comments about whether folks like him or not. I love Lars. Is he the best drummer? He is great but not the best. And I'll take you back in time with this. My faves were Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich in times gone by. These days it would be Neil Peart, Mike Portnoy, Joey Jordison (although he does not play anymore), Phil Collins. Yes, I'm a Rush fan but I can drum to any genre. It's all on what you like. Neil, Mike and Joey, along with Jeremy Spencer who played with Five Finger Death Punch are very technical. They flow. This is a drumming video. This is not a hard song to play. Lars, from from the best but is a great drummer.
And Justice for All is a Drum Lesson itself...I’d say Lars is a Genius for being self taught...and he sounds even better at a younger age which is crazy...
I remember seeing it when I was 4 years old, now I'm 22, drumming since 18 y.o and still loving Lars, you can disagree with me but he inspired so many drummers in World Class level now that no one propably never done (And i'm talking bout metal drummers) Respect to this legend 🤘
@@jackrojas926 It was too much to have the orchestra person doing cymbals also. Didn’t go at all with the accents and if you close your eyes it clashes with his drum part
@@TheStaggaz32He replied to your comment 4 years later, you replied to his reply another 4 years later, and here I am replying to this reply from 2 years ago
Did he really keep checking himself out in the monitor? Oy. Sorry, but I'll stick with Phil Collins as #1 Drummer. (*let the screaming & threats begin* )
@Shallex I was assuming those times he looked over his shoulder at something that the something was a monitor. Apparently I was wrong, & am a buttwipe. Ah well.
The S&M show was probably their masterpiece ever done, since they had to play perfect with a symphony Orchestra, where you can't mess up with the speed.
This Whole concert was a masterpiece
@@kristianbarrenechea That is so cool to hear now. People mocked Metallica for doing S&M and thought it was the one other reason to criticize the direction of the band at the time. But the songs with the symphony are so good. Battery was amazing with an orchestra.
I love that little dance in the beginning!
The master, showing us all how it's done. Go, Lars!!!
@Shallex he's a master of puppets
Richard Shortridge My dads stronger than your dad :)
nah
Lars is an excellent drummer no doubt. He gets it!
basic play
yes he is!
Proof that Lars CAN play the drums!
Lars need no proof -- Proof needs Lars :-)
@Shallex hey shallex found you again
Lars can fucking rip it. But after 2000 he kinda like..didin't really want to play anymore or got tired of playing the same stuff and then decided to change his drum parts a little.
multiestonian i understand him
One thing i miss most today is thay 4part double kick drum thing he used to do in For Whom The Bell Tolls..
Best drummer right there
And yes, I’m from Denmark
Lars er kongen
Lars ulrich aslinda dunyanin en iyi bateristlerinden yalnizca birisi. Adamin 90lardan sonra bozulmasi bahane ediliyor ama onun kadar etkileyici, yedirici isler yapmis thrash bateristi cok az. Astiniz zehitlediniz larsi yedirmeyiz
aynen öyle
Lars is the inspiration. This is the rock
seeing a ride on a lars kit is crazy
Lars is the best he's the GODGILLA of the metal drumming !!
+Thelionfan11 you have no idea what drumming is. Just two examples: krimh. george kollias.
I'd say Kollias' jazz project, not his work with Nile. Let's go with Ken Bedene for speed!
krimh ? george kollias ? just for underrated drummer dude
go check for aaron kitcher and david diepold
I know and listen to drummers like Kolias or even Jon Theodore or Thomas Pridgen, still could watch Lars smash the drums playing 4/4 all day. In my opinion if you can't appreciate simple grooves, there's something really fucking wrong with your approach to music.
lol
I've read many comments on this video over the years that it has been on here. The first thing, no he is not listening to a click track (metronome). He is 'eared up' for either the bass, vocals or guitar or combination or any. I'm a drummer and when I 'ear up' I either put my 'ears' on the bass or lead singer. Lead singer is great because if they hang on a note a little bit longer you can beat along. Another thing is seeing the comments about whether folks like him or not. I love Lars. Is he the best drummer? He is great but not the best. And I'll take you back in time with this. My faves were Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich in times gone by. These days it would be Neil Peart, Mike Portnoy, Joey Jordison (although he does not play anymore), Phil Collins. Yes, I'm a Rush fan but I can drum to any genre. It's all on what you like. Neil, Mike and Joey, along with Jeremy Spencer who played with Five Finger Death Punch are very technical. They flow. This is a drumming video. This is not a hard song to play. Lars, from from the best but is a great drummer.
And Justice for All is a Drum Lesson itself...I’d say Lars is a Genius for being self taught...and he sounds even better at a younger age which is crazy...
And how about Nicko McBrain from Iron Maiden ?? He is a waaaay better than many drummers .
jimmy chamberlin from smashing pumpkins is a monster drummer
Well done lars your a awesome drummer
Lars said himself he has click track in his ear, although I am not sure when he started to have it
I remember seeing it when I was 4 years old, now I'm 22, drumming since 18 y.o and still loving Lars, you can disagree with me but he inspired so many drummers in World Class level now that no one propably never done (And i'm talking bout metal drummers)
Respect to this legend 🤘
0:40 WTF CYMBAL!!
the guy from the orrchestra! did that! the one wih the toms and simbals
@@jackrojas926 It was too much to have the orchestra person doing cymbals also. Didn’t go at all with the accents and if you close your eyes it clashes with his drum part
Wish I could have been at one of these first series of S&M concerts. I did manage to catch the 2nd S&M a few years ago in SF. Awesome experience!
This time Lars the Best live.poland fan
I use to listen to S&M everyday when it first came out. I don't know why but it's hard to listen to now a days.
Soo handsome lars
Tell lars i said hi
Always awesome 😍
At the end with Jaymz, these guys are true professionals.
I loved this drum, white star.
😄😄
Lars 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
I looove how the incorporated that part from No Remorse I think it is in the outro at 6:40. And lars’ pose 😁
Love This Video
This re-released in 3D would be fucken awesome.
How could they release it in 3D? I wasn't shot in 3d
You can convert films shot in 2D to 3D.
@@TheStaggaz32He replied to your comment 4 years later, you replied to his reply another 4 years later, and here I am replying to this reply from 2 years ago
Q lindo a ver estado ahi
Lars is looking like turn that shit down
Ya Lars
He still had a ride
I like his haircut
TheMain China Cymbal is so annoying that they down it in the final mix!! lol
Cuando iba a tempo
Holy fuck how did he play that?! Everyone knows Enter Sandman is the most technically challenging metal track in history:o
...Wah solo xD
Dead crowd
Metallica with orchestra is just wrong
Lemme guess: Cliff wouldn't have wanted that.
Did he really keep checking himself out in the monitor?
Oy.
Sorry, but I'll stick with Phil Collins as #1 Drummer.
(*let the screaming & threats begin* )
John Bonham, Neil Pearl and Don Henley are all better drummers than Phil Collins.
He was watching the orchestra behind him and the conductor
Buttwipe
There’s not even a monitor behind him
@Shallex I was assuming those times he looked over his shoulder at something that the something was a monitor. Apparently I was wrong, & am a buttwipe. Ah well.
Worst Drummer ever.
bad b8 becuz i saw you on the other video. gg m8
HE is in one of the greatest bands ever. Controlling Sh*t. U?
Like you're worst trash fam
@DiamondOfficial So, yr solution: Keep Lars as writher/author of songs, replace him on Tours?
That sounds dumb af, they picked him for a reason just Kuz the drums aren’t particularly hard doesn’t mean he isn’t skilled