KK: It's Like Glenn Is A Wizard.

Lars speaks to the concert crowd in Danish

Part Two, Part Three

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(Hopefully) Obscure Band Facts

Whenever Lars Ulrich visits Copenhagen, Denmark, he rents a bike and bikes around in the nearby deer park with it. He recommends it if you ever visit the area.

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Bruce: We used to all walk around and sacrifice a couple of goats first, you know, the usual thing.

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(Hopefully) Obscure Band Facts

On Iron Maiden's "World Slavery" tour, they got through 7778 hotel rooms, 6392 guitar strings, 3670 drum sticks, 3008 guitar picks, ~30000 soft drinks, ~50000 cans of beer, and ~6000 pints of milk.

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Jason: I’m not James Hetfield.

James: And I’m Lars Ulrich.

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Voooooted

Could i get the worst possible Jay you can crank out for the occasion, i mean the absolutely crappiest one, no effort whatsoever, the smaller he is the better

Not even Jay but J >:]

(I HAD TO DO THE COLOR.......green is who he is to me)

trick or treat!

Evil sour patch for you!!

Gifs from the New York Dolls 1974 Long Beach, California, United States concert

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pls recommend me a song (or some) with lyrics that you like

OOO, this is a fun question, thank you :D

Madman - Pentagram. (Before I start, there's a mention of a character in the song committing suicide) I love the story this song tells with the serial killer and their lover, especially just the sheer tragedy of how the killer decided to tell their lover that they've killed people but it wasn't taken very well by the lover so the killer killed both their lover and themselves. It's just so heartbreaking in the best way.

Soldierhead - Newsted. "A lie has no feet, cannot stand alone" is currently my favorite lyric from any song right now just because of how you need both parts of the phrase to really understand it and you still need to do some thinking to realize what the lyric means at first. And honestly, what it says is genuinely really true: you need enablers, at least at first, to have a lie stand as the truth.

Atlas, Rise! - Metallica. For a start, I love the clear mythological inspiration for this song, and I feel like the knowledge behind who Atlas is in Greek myths really adds meaning to them. The song really treats him as a victim, but at the same time, the speaker sounds as if they're also half mocking half but also trying to get him to fight back against the punishment. I haven't totally figured out who Atlas is to the speaker in it yet, and I totally don't keep relating it to a certain scene in Percy Jackson, nope , not at all, but I love imagining different gods/titans saying each line depending on what their part was in Atlas' punishment. (Zeus as "curses rest on thee", the "right on me" part being thought by Atlas in a defeated tone when he first started carrying the heavens, stuff like that.)

There are definitely other songs I love the lyrics of but didn't mention, but those were the first I thought of from the top of my head

Rob: Stop on the red, cross on the green, never take a ride in a stranger's machine.

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