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I was going through my MP3s while hooking a different used receiver into my computer for sound. The first one was dying fast. And I came across my collection of Beatallica songs. http://www.beatallica.org/ Great stuff. Whether you’re a Beatles fan, or a Metal fan, or both. They have two Beatallica albums by now, and they’re all free MP3 downloads. And the production is actually pretty good. "HEY DUDE Hey, dude-it’z true not sad Take a thrash song and make it better Remembah! That metal iz in your heart Then you can start to be a fretter Hey, dude-don’t be fuckin’ ‘fraid You were made to go be a shreader The minute you let us under your skin Then you’ll begin to be a fretter" Almost enough to make me go out and buy a Metallica CD, but I’d be afraid that it wouldn’t be as good as Beatallica. The new (used) receiver is working great fwiw. Pete — Time is an abstract concept created by carbon based life forms to monitor their on going decay. –Thundercles
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – >I was going through my MP3s while hooking a different used receiver >into my computer for sound. The first one was dying fast. >And I came across my collection of Beatallica songs. >http://www.beatallica.org/ >Great stuff. Whether you’re a Beatles fan, or a Metal fan, or both. >They have two Beatallica albums by now, and they’re all free MP3 >downloads. And the production is actually pretty good. >"HEY DUDE >Hey, dude-it’z true not sad >Take a thrash song and make it better >Remembah! That metal iz in your heart >Then you can start to be a fretter >Hey, dude-don’t be fuckin’ ‘fraid >You were made to go be a shreader >The minute you let us under your skin >Then you’ll begin to be a fretter" >Almost enough to make me go out and buy a Metallica CD, but I’d be >afraid that it wouldn’t be as good as Beatallica. >The new (used) receiver is working great fwiw.
Metallica with the SF Symphony is pretty good. Might not compare though. Claude
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– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->I was going through my MP3s while hooking a different used receiver >into my computer for sound. The first one was dying fast. >And I came across my collection of Beatallica songs. >http://www.beatallica.org/ >Great stuff. Whether you’re a Beatles fan, or a Metal fan, or both. >They have two Beatallica albums by now, and they’re all free MP3 >downloads. And the production is actually pretty good. >"HEY DUDE >Hey, dude-it’z true not sad >Take a thrash song and make it better >Remembah! That metal iz in your heart >Then you can start to be a fretter >Hey, dude-don’t be fuckin’ ‘fraid >You were made to go be a shreader >The minute you let us under your skin >Then you’ll begin to be a fretter" >Almost enough to make me go out and buy a Metallica CD, but I’d be >afraid that it wouldn’t be as good as Beatallica. >The new (used) receiver is working great fwiw. >Metallica with the SF Symphony is pretty good. >Might not compare though. >Claude
That’s the trouble. I haven’t been a Metallica fan, so I wouldn’t know the best CD to get. Actually, a Metallica album would be a waste of $15 or so dollars for me, because it’s not the kind of stuff I listen to. Beatallica is sort of a blast to put on every month or two though. Now that I have my computer’s sound working again, I’m busy watching the Peter Green & Splinter Group DVD again for only the second time. I’m liking it better the second time than I did on it’s first viewing. Trouble is, I’m watching the SOB play, and thinking that in his diminished capacity, he’s a better guitar player than I am. And he’s actually quite good on slide, and I can’t do squat on slide. That’s more the kind of stuff that I normally put on, but the Beatallica stuff is so good, I can’t help plugging their project once in a while. Pete — Time is an abstract concept created by carbon based life forms to monitor their on going decay. –Thundercles
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> I was going through my MP3s while hooking a different used receiver > into my computer for sound. The first one was dying fast. > And I came across my collection of Beatallica songs. > http://www.beatallica.org/ > Great stuff. Whether you’re a Beatles fan, or a Metal fan, or both.
These guys are great! The vocalist nails Hetfield’s sound perfectly. If there’s ever a Metalimania show, he’ll get the job.
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>> I was going through my MP3s while hooking a different used receiver > into my computer for sound. The first one was dying fast. > And I came across my collection of Beatallica songs. > http://www.beatallica.org/ > Great stuff. Whether you’re a Beatles fan, or a Metal fan, or both. >These guys are great! The vocalist nails Hetfield’s sound perfectly. >If there’s ever a Metalimania show, he’ll get the job.
"Sgt. Hetfield