Lars Ulrich News, Pictures & Buzz

Watch Metallica mark 35 years of ‘Master of Puppets’ with ‘Battery’ performance on ‘Colbert’  NME

HEAVY REGULAR: “This Goes To 11”  HEAVY

Listen to Jason Newsted’s game-changing isolated bass of Metallica song ‘Enter Sandman’  Far Out Magazine

Dave Lombardo Explains Why He Left Slayer, Says He Got 'A Lot of Heat' From Bandmates  Ultimate-Guitar.Com

METALLICA Drummer LARS ULRICH Guests On Tanya's Table Podcast, Talks Danish Roots - "I'm Appreciative Of The Role My Upbringing And The Cuture Plays In Continuously Shaping Who I Am"  bravewords.com

Metallica Make Travel Bags, Confuse Cliff Burton Fans  MetalSucks

Watch this jazz drummer nail Lars Ulrich’s parts on Enter Sandman after one listen  Louder

Fredrik Andersson Issues Public Apology to Amon Amarth Members  Loudwire

Every Time James Hetfield Laughs in a Metallica Song  MetalSucks

James Hetfield's Art Deco Hot Rod Rides the Lightning at the Petersen  The Drive

MEGADETH's DAVID ELLEFSON Discusses Lack Of Bass On METALLICA's '...And Justice For All' Album (Video)  BLABBERMOUTH.NET

Lars Ulrich's Spotify Playlist  bravewords.com

Metallica to Play the 'Late Show With Stephen Colbert'  Loudwire

Lars Ulrich among artists supporting Global Citizen's 'Recovery Plan for the World' campaign - Music News  abcnewsradioonline.com

Global Citizen Launches A 'Recovery Plan For The World' - A Campaign To End COVID-19 For All And Kickstart A Global Recovery  PRNewswire

Billie Eilish, Miley Cyrus Among Stars Supporting Global Citizen’s ‘Recovery Plan for the World’  Rolling Stone

Lars Ulrich, Billie Eilish & Coldplay supporting Global Citizen's 'Recovery Plan for the World' campaign - Music News  abcnewsradioonline.com

The Story Behind The Song: Metallica’s Enter Sandman  Louder

Kid Shares Heartwarming Story About Meeting Dave Grohl  Loudwire

From Oasis to Nirvana: Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich’s favourite songs of all time  Far Out Magazine

TheUncagedRage0: @WolfVanHalen That's ir*#ic. Anybody want to see Robert Trujillo, James Hetfield, Kirk Hammett, and Lars Ulrich live after Covid?

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ScottieLambchop: RT @ScottieLambchop: Sometimes I w#^@@der if Lars Ulrich knows what we all say about him behind his back.

_declan_s: I'm sure you could say this about a lot of old bands' members now but I just saw Lars Ulrich wearing a baseball cap… https://t.co/AX4Ab7GI0C

TCat721: RT @rockalivetr: Lemmy Kilmister, Dave Mustaine, Lars Ulrich, Axl Rose, Slash, Duff McKagan https://t.co/37OYy4xSPu

Who is better drummer?? Lars Ulrich (Metallica) or Rob Bourdon (Linkin Park)

I try so hard to like Lars because I get that it is becoming a trend to hate on him. I try to look for some positives to his drumming and honestly I just don't see it. That isn't relevant to the question though. Lars Ulrich himself said that if they were auditioning bass players today and Cliff Burton came along he might not have been the guy. Would Metallica even be here without Cliff? Ulrich has such an ego on him and I find it hard to believe that Cliff wouldn't be the guy.

In the youtube community alot of comments say that he sucks at drumming and stuff. I actually enjoy his work. Have you heard Dyers Eve? Or Fight Fire With Fire? No? Hear them. Those songs have ALOT of double bass and it sounds f*****g awesome. Sure hes gonna be 50 but my grandpa is 72 and rides his bike to work. There was this one performance in Mexico city where Lars suprised me, suprised us all with the double bass. Watch this but skip to 3:20 http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=2-0epFiUIg4

Ok so not everybody (like me). But why do so many people hate on Lars Ulrich as a drummer? He ******* pioneered the fast metal style he's playing (which I guess is slow by today standards but you get my drift), if not he made it VERY popular. So he's not Gene Hoglan or whatever (whom I also love). What does that have to do with him being 'the worst drummer ever'? I think the only reason people say this is because they automatically compare him to a faster and more technical drummer, so Lars Ulrich sucks. Right. So many youngsters nowadays don't realize the impact he had on metal drumming, how good his songwriting is (songwriting > technical superiority), how he dared to change his drum sound for St. Anger (which I absolutely love). And people don't give me this 'Metallica sold out' bull, because they didn't sold out, they evolved and went with the times and just happened to still sell a load of albums. They're NOT a thrash metal band, they're a heavy metal band. Lars himself said that. Any idiot can see that. They basically captured the whole thrash metal genre in their first four albums, so what more do you want?? Ok so people hate him as a person for the Napstar stuff or whatever, fine. But why hate on him as a drummer. If you're a metal drummer and you hate on him, you should acknowledge he had a HUGE influence on what you're playing, whether you like it or not. I'm not being Lars' lapdog here and I'm not a drummer myself. I'm just wondering why so many people underrate him as a drummer. @狼 Lord Frieza 雨: I'm speechless for that long and well written, understanding response. I'm considering picking your answer man @Andsoon Thedarkness: I agree he was ferocious early on and kind of stalled I guess... @Leprosy: I agree, hate is a trend...it's really sad isn't it @Prove it or get lost: I totally agree with you fame doesn't (always) equal talent and vice versa, that's just the way it is. He's sloppy but when I listen to Metallica I never complain about the drumming I don't even think about it. And those drummers you named are indeed fantastic, they fit the music they do (Portnoy in DT, Lombardo in Slayer, easily identifiable), but so does Lars. I guess maybe from a drummer's standpoint he might 'suck', but he's alright to me @blysqyr: I thought it was pretty cool he did the whole St. Anger album with that drum sound, it lended itself to a certain extent of consistency and fit the whole theme of the album quite well. MAybe

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