On This Day in Metal August 31, 1985
Metallica hit the stage at “Day On The Green” and delivered a powerful performance of “For Whom the Bell Tolls”!
Also on the legendary lineup: Scorpions, RATT, Y&T & Yngwie Malmsteen.
What a lineup!
#ThisDayInMetal #Metallica #Scorpions #RATT #YandT
On This Day in Metal August 26, 2001
Pantera played their final live concert with the classic lineup of Phil Anselmo, Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, and Rex Brown at the Beast Feast festival at Yokohama Arena in Yokohama, Japan.
The night got even more legendary when Slayer guitarist Kerry King joined them on stage for “Fucking Hostile.”
The final Pantera show with the legendary four. One hell of a way to close the chapter.
What a fucking night in metal history.
#Pantera #DimebagDarrell #VinniePaul #PhilAnselmo #RexBrown
Keanu Reeves tiene una banda que se llama Dogstar, me gustó una rola y me puse a escuchar su discografía y.. alv!!! Fue como poner una playlist con Queens of the stone age, joy division, gin blossoms, molchat doma, the cure, keane... Ese hombre todo lo hace bien
On This Day in Metal August 13, 1989
Ozzy Osbourne took the stage at the historic Moscow Music Peace Festival at Lenin Stadium in the Soviet Union and unleashed “Shot in the Dark” on a massive crowd.
With tens of thousands of fans packed into the stadium, Ozzy commanded the stage while a young Zakk Wylde tore into the guitar work with the raw energy and attitude that would soon make him a metal legend.
An unforgettable moment from a historic festival that brought metal to Moscow in a way the world had never seen before.
#ThisDayInMetal #OzzyOsbourne #ZakkWylde #ShotInTheDark #MoscowMusicPeaceFestival
This is Dave Mustaine playing "The Mechanix" with Metallica in March 1983, weeks before they fired him.
After he left, Metallica reworked it into "The Four Horsemen." Mustaine took the original to Megadeth. One song, one split, two legendary bands.
On This Day in Metal August 12, 1983
Metallica played The Metro in Chicago on the Kill ’Em All for One Tour, opening for Raven.
Four young men were taking the stage and showcasing their groundbreaking debut album Kill ’Em All: James Hetfield had just turned 20, Lars Ulrich was 19, Kirk Hammett was 20, and Cliff Burton was 21.
Metal history was being made before the world fully realized what was coming.
#ThisDayInMetal #Metallica #Raven #KillEmAll
Adam Sandler and Jennifer Aniston were curious why this Australian reporter kept crouching during the press conference, until he stood up and it all made sense.
𝙽𝚘 𝚜𝚠𝚎𝚊𝚝.
From the mind of Zach Cregger, director of Weapons and Barbarian. Watch the official trailer for Resident Evil. Filmed for IMAX – in theatres 9.18.
Factos absolutos. Suscribo cada palabra. No es 'argentinofobia', es simplemente que la gente se hartó del matonismo cuando ganan y del victimismo cuando pierden. Dan pena y lástima Argentinos.