Been working on this for some time now, and I'm so, so, so excited to see it in-game! Thank you so much @TERAConsole!
I hope you guys like it as much as I enjoyed working with the team making it happen. 😭♥️
Here's a look at the gameplay of the next @Battlefield game, due out later this year.
A community testing program called "Battlefield Labs" is now underway at https://t.co/uasliZxLQI
Metallica switching it up with a unique performance of “Am I Evil?” with all of the members playing a different instrument.
With Hetfield on drums, Lars on vocals, Kirk on bass, and Jason on guitar, this performance shows off the versatility each of these musicians possess.
This song is a cover, originally written by the band Diamond Head. Diamond Head was a British heavy metal band that was a big influence on Metallica, who recorded this song in 1984.
Anger and paranoia are common themes for both Metallica and Diamond Head, and this song has plenty of both: it’s about a guy who seeks revenge and wonders if he is evil after his mother is burned for witchcraft.
While Metallica got all the fame from covering this song when they released it as a B-Side to their “Creeping Death” single (and later on their Garage, Inc. album), Diamond Head has stated that they’re flattered by the cover and the money they’ve earned from royalties paid by Metallica has played a role in keeping the band going.
The intro is based on a piece by British composer Gustav Holst called “The Planets.” The piece has seven movements, each named for a planet, and the intro to “Am I Evil?” comes from the “Mars,” which is the first movement.
#Metallica
I keep seeing people saying the Dems need their own Trumpian evil figure.
May I introduce you to Gavin Newsom, California's Governor.. and America's Psycho.
A year ago, I released an EP with @TBPSofficial. It was new music for the first time in 10 years. It was spoken word, it was metal, yet something about this part of this song stayed with me.
I wrote these lyrics, inspired by my wife @Nekomonin and I feel proud of those songs.
I can’t tell you how much I love this song. Kirk’s Greeny always sounds so amazing with this song. I hope one day I’ll be able to see the guys live ♥️
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