Lars Ulrich: The 72 Seasons (and M72) Interview
Lars sits down with Steffan to reflect upon the process of creating an album and what it’s like to bring that work to life on the road.
By Steffan Chirazi
Lars sits down with Steffan to reflect upon the process of creating an album and what it’s like to bring that work to life on the road.
By Steffan Chirazi
Read the exclusive interview with Kirk for his perspective on how the new album, ***72 Seasons***, came together.
By Steffan Chirazi
James gives us an exclusive and in depth interview about the new album.
By Steffan Chirazi
Robert Trujillo offers a detailed breakdown of how he dealt with all matters of world and creativity in a pandemic, and how he saw the journey into ***72 Seasons*** being created.
In order to look into the future, it is important to observe the past. So said a wise man somewhere once. Either that or I read it on a fortune cookie last week.
Which is precisely what Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra did for approximately 35,000 lucky attendees over Friday, Sept 6 and Sunday, Sept 8 in San Francisco’s brand-new Chase Center, as Steffan Chirazi explains.
The 2019 European WorldWired Stadium Tour has drawn to a close. Steffan Chirazi waffles on about a “support fly” and the mass breakout of good vibes as everyone at HQ wonders whether he has heatstroke or drank the “wrong” tea.
The January 2019 So What! sort-of-round-table-catch-up-NFL-punctuated-sarcasm-saturated-chit-chat-session from Little Rock, Arkansas.
Admittedly that is a cheesy headline, however in the case of Rob Trujillo, it is also kinda true. Steffan Chirazi speaks with him about the tools of his trade from childhood to WorldWired. Brett Murray films the love.
Which is why looking back, ***…And Justice for All*** was so utterly vital: its life, resonance, and “new” line-up proving that Metallica was going to smash its way larger than life through all obstacles, as opposed to drift quietly into the background.
Yes ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, it is stadium time again, which means Lars, James, Rob and Kirk are actively re-entering the very physical endeavor of the WorldWired mileage zone as they prepare to cover vast tracts of their enormous stage.
More than anything, they signed up for a journey and got back not just a ticket to ride all over, but a family and community which will last longer than any Metallica tour – even WorldWired!
Asking Kirk to cast his mind back over three decades ago could well be asking a lot. But he is always able to slip effortlessly into whatever conversational mode is required, and within minutes we find ourselves reflecting on all things Justice with the Hawaiian scenery temporarily forgotten.