Ulrich, Hammet, Hetfield and Trujillo
Metallica is an american heavy metal band from San
Francisco, California and was founded in 1981 by the danish drummer Lars Ulrich
and the vocalist/guitar player James Hetfield. The other current members are
Kirk Hammet on lead guitar and Robert Trujillo as bassist.
Lars was a talented tennis player who moved from Denmark to
California at the age of 16, for make
easier his training and development. His another passion was the music and play
the drums, so then he decided to publish an advertisement in the newspaper, looking for musicians to form
a band. Thanks to that, he met to James and his friend Ron McGovney (bassist),
and Lloyd Grant (guitar).
In 1982 Ron and Lloyd were replaced by Cliff Burton and Dave
Mustaine respectively, two of the best heavy metal musicians ever. In the same
year, Mustaine was replaced by Kirk Hammett because he had some drug addiction
problems. After that, they released their first álbum “Kill‘em All”.
In 1986 the band suffered a bus accident and Cliff Burton
died. He was replaced by Jason Newsted some months later. Newsted played the bass
until 2000, tired for the band’s behavior, being replaced by the mexican Robert
Trujillo.
Metallica is one of the most popular heavy metal bands in
the world. They released more than ten albums and also are the only band which
played in all the continents.
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