Metallica Trivia

1. Metallica's "S&M" album was recorded with which orchestra group?

From Quiz S&M

Answer: San Francisco Symphony

Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony collaborated to perform the "S&M" live album. Metallica's main recording studio is located in San Rafael, California, a city a few miles north of San Francisco.

From Quiz History of Metallica!

Answer: Lou Reed

Lou was once the primary songwriter for the band The Velvet Underground.

From Quiz Master of Justice

Answer: Burton

Deceased bassist Cliff Burton received a posthumous writing credit for "To Live is to Die". The song features riffs written by him prior to the 1986 bus accident that claimed his life.

From Quiz Metallica:The Greatest Heavy Metal Band

Answer: Lars Ulrich

Lars Ulrich's father was a pro tennis player and Lars at one point had an interest playing tennis but later he became more interested in being a drummer and later met James Hetfield after placing that ad, and that is where Metallica began.

From Quiz The Metallica Within

Answer: The Recycler

The ad read: "Drummer looking for other metal musicians to jam with Tygers of Pan Tang, Diamond Head, and Iron Maiden."

From Quiz 'tallica

Answer: "Motorbreath"

"Motorbreath" is from the album "Kill 'Em All".

From Quiz Metallicamania II!

Answer: 53rd & 3rd

Metallica have two different versions of this song.

From Quiz Metallica - "...And Justice for All"

Answer: Dyers Eve

This song was written by James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, and Kirk Hammett. "Dyers Eve" is known for its upbeat drumming.

From Quiz Metallica - "Kill 'Em All"

Answer: 4

The four songs are "The Four Horsemen", "Jump in the Fire", "Phantom Lord", and "Metal Militia".

From Quiz ...And Metallica For All

Answer: Breadfan

The song "Breadfan" was recorded by Metallica during the "...And Justice For All" recording sessions.

From Quiz Metallica - "Ride the Lightning"

Answer: Ride the Lightning

This is the last Metallica album to feature any songwriting from Dave Mustaine.

From Quiz Metallica Mayhem!

Answer: F.O.B.D.

"Mouldy" was an early title for the song "Hero of The Day" from the same album.

From Quiz Metallica-"Death Magnetic"

Answer: St. Anger

"St. Anger" was released in 2003. "Metallica", or the "Black album", was released in 1991. "Load" was released in 1996 and "Reload" was released in 1997.

From Quiz Metallica-The $5.98 EP Garage Days Re-Revisited

Answer: Holocaust

Holocaust did the song in 1983.

From Quiz Mandatory Metallica!

Answer: Am I Evil?

During bassist Jason Newstead's fourteen years with Metallica, fans lucky enough to catch the band in a playful mood during one of their concerts were treated to a special performance of the band's Diamond Head cover "Am I Evil?". Vocalist/rhythm guitarist James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich exchanged places, and Newstead switched with lead guitarist Kirk Hammett. Only three instruments were utilized as Lars performed lead vocals but did not play guitar.

From Quiz Metallicamania!

Answer: San Francisco, CA

"S & M" was a collaboration between Metallica and the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra (then conducted by the late Michael Kamen), thus the name "S" (San Francisco Symphony) and "M" (Metallica).

From Quiz How well do you know the S&M CD?

Answer: Michael Kamen

It was Michael Kamen who approached Metallica with the idea of a collaboration with the San Fransisco Symphony Orchestra.

From Quiz Metallica Cover Songs

Answer: Diamond Head

First released on Diamond Head's "Lightning to the Nations".

From Quiz For Real Metallica Fans

Answer: Ron McGovney

Although he never did any recording with the band, Ron McGovney was the original bassist.

From Quiz Ain't nothin' but a 'tallica thang

Answer: San Francisco

Although this is considered the haven for a lot of thrash metal bands, Metallica is not from here. They were "forced" to move there if they wanted to recruit Cliff Burton as bassist.

From Quiz Introduction to Metallica

Answer: "The Keystone"

The concert was on September 18, 1982.

From Quiz Metallica LIVE

Answer: March 14, 1982

Metallica's first show was at Radio City in Anaheim, California. The band consisted of Lars Ulrich, James Hetfield, and Lloyd Grant.

From Quiz MetalliquiZ

Answer: Mechanix

They gave this song a new name and lyrics following the departure of original lead axeman Dave Mustaine (who went on to form Megadeth.) The song "Mechanix" would eventually appear on Megadeth's debut album, 1985's 'Killing Is My Business...And Business Is Good!' "Power Metal" was the band's first EP.

From Quiz Metallica Lyrics

Answer: "Mama Said"

"It is a very personal song for James because the song is about how he always wanted to distance from his mother until one day she died and he realized that he always took her love for granted." -www.encycmet.com

From Quiz About ... Metallica

Answer: the way they always do

Lars' son's name is Myles, and his wife's name is Skylar.

From Quiz For The Metallica Militia!

Answer: Metal Up Your Ass

ref. 'Metallica Unbound'. Apparently Megaforce records were not big fans of the title so the band decided to 'Kill 'Em All'.

From Quiz Metal Milita

Answer: Echobrain

Jason went to Echobrain after leaving Metallica. Kirk Hammet plays guitar on one of the songs which is the best on the CD.

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