Metallica Wanted To Hurt The Listener With St Anger
. Discussing the "abysmal" drum sound on the record Ulrich says: "That was on purpose. It wasn't like we put it out and then somebody went, 'Woops!' "I view St Anger as an isolated experiment. Once in a while, as we've been known to do, we have to f**k with the boundaries. We'd already done Ride the Lightning, which I believe is a fine record � it didn't need redone." The drummer acknowledges many fans feel the album would have benefitted from some trimming, and even the better tracks are too long. But he says: "When we heard the recording from beginning to end, I felt � and it was mostly me � the experience was so pummelling that if became almost about hurting the listener." more on this story RockNewsDesk.com is an official news provider for the Day in Rock.
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