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Metallica live at Rock am Ring 2008 Creeping Death For Whom The Bell Tolls Rid The Lightning Harvester Of Sorrow Bleeding Me No Remorse Devil's Dance ...And Justice For All Fade To Black Master Of Puppets Whiplash Nothing Else Matters Sad But True One Enter Sandman - - - - - Die, Die My Darling Motorbreath Seek and Destroy (don't got that one)

"Nothing Else Matters" is a song by heavy metal band Metallica. It was first released in 1991 on the self-titled Black Album. Many long-standing Metallica fans, who were used to the harsh lyrical nature of the first three Metallica ballads, did not appreciate the inclusion of a love song. It was one of the principal songs fans pointed to when accusing the band of "selling out." Regardless, the song is now very popular among Metallica fans and hit #11 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks Charts in 1992. It is still played frequently on the radio. Singer and rhythm guitarist James Hetfield initially wrote it to a former girlfriend, but now he cannot remember why; some say it meant that "no matter how far" he was (since Metallica spent most of their time on tours), he was still "so close" with the heart. He considered it a very personal song and was not going to publish it, but once lead guitarist Kirk Hammett heard it he wanted it on the Black Album. Now Metallica consider it a song dedicated to all their fans. It has become a staple of their live performances. Its intro is an E minor arpeggio beginning with the open E, G, B and high E strings. It was first rumoured, and then confirmed[citation needed] by Hetfield on Classic Albums: The Black Album DVD, that he started composing it while he was on the phone with his girlfriend and only had one free hand. Also on the Classic Albums DVD, Hetfield admits that at that time in his career, girlfriends came and went and were a regular happening on the road. This arpeggio is considered very simple to play, and as such many Metallica fans learn this song when they are first beginning to play guitar. However, the beginning of the song does sound like two guitars playing, so the easiest 'one' is easy, but in reality Hetfield plays one guitar and makes it sound like two (rhythm and lead), so played properly it is not that easy.

Metallica live at Rock am Ring 2008 Creeping Death For Whom The Bell Tolls Rid The Lightning Harvester Of Sorrow Bleeding Me No Remorse Devil's Dance ...And Justice For All Fade To Black Master Of Puppets Whiplash Nothing Else Matters Sad But True One Enter Sandman - - - - - Die, Die My Darling Motorbreath Seek and Destroy (don't got that one)

Metallica performs a new song on Ozzfest.

Metallica live at Rock am Ring 2008 Creeping Death For Whom The Bell Tolls Rid The Lightning Harvester Of Sorrow Bleeding Me No Remorse Devil's Dance ...And Justice For All Fade To Black Master Of Puppets Whiplash Nothing Else Matters Sad But True One Enter Sandman - - - - - Die, Die My Darling Motorbreath Seek and Destroy (don't got that one)

"Fade To Black" is a song by heavy metal band Metallica. The song was recorded for their second album, Ride the Lightning (1984). Some people consider the lyrical theme to be about a person who has decided to commit suicide; others do not share this view. It was written after almost all of their equipment, including a very rare amplifier, given to singer/rhythm guitarist James Hetfield by his mother just before she died, was stolen in Boston, MA, following a gig at the Channel Club on 14th January 1984. This event forced Metallica to borrow equipment from fellow tour band and friends, Anthrax, for the remainder of the tour. It was the first Ballad that Metallica released. It begins with an acoustic guitar introduction and becomes progressively heavier as the song goes on.

Metallica live at Rock am Ring 2008 Creeping Death For Whom The Bell Tolls Rid The Lightning Harvester Of Sorrow Bleeding Me No Remorse Devil's Dance ...And Justice For All Fade To Black Master Of Puppets Whiplash Nothing Else Matters Sad But True One Enter Sandman - - - - - Die, Die My Darling Motorbreath Seek and Destroy (don't got that one)