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Oooh epic. i hope that means more big 4 concerts in Europe, i'd definitely go see them again.
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Lit. Metalhead
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What a comeback!
Well, played Sonisphere, well played.
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Nevermind
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More like "the big 1" and 3 others... as per this poster
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Written by JÄY on 14.12.2010 at 03:28
More like "the big 1" and 3 others... as per this poster
Yeah, I hate this. And it's even more obvious on the DVD. I wish they would treat the four bands as equal.
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Written by JÄY on 14.12.2010 at 03:28
More like "the big 1" and 3 others... as per this poster
You have me mad, sir! I also dislike this lack of parity.
...Or at least they could have Slayer first...
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Written by SlaytanicGonzo on 14.12.2010 at 04:04
Written by JÄY on 14.12.2010 at 03:28
More like "the big 1" and 3 others... as per this poster
Yeah, I hate this. And it's even more obvious on the DVD. I wish they would treat the four bands as equal.
oh well... money talks...
I bet Sonisphere announced the whats-his-name-again bloke first just to mess everyone up haha
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**yaaaawn** wake me up when this show is over...Slayer's always pretty good though.
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First day "the big four", second day "omg pop-punk band" and third day even more "omg band"...strange
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Written by Valentin B on 14.12.2010 at 01:35
Oooh epic. i hope that means more big 4 concerts in Europe, i'd definitely go see them again.
Me too!  There will be a Sonisphere in Lisbon this year, so that will be awesome with the Big Four.
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On one hand, this is a pretty big grab for them. on the other - well, it's 2010, not 1990. or even 2000.
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Written by FRIENDSHIP on 14.12.2010 at 04:05
Written by JÄY on 14.12.2010 at 03:28
More like "the big 1" and 3 others... as per this poster
You have me mad, sir! I also dislike this lack of parity.
...Or at least they could have Slayer first... 
Why? Just because you prefer them?
Metallica are infinitely bigger than the other three so it's only logical they are the true headliner, plus the fact they alway play at least two hours whereas Slayer has a max of 70 minutes. And Slayer live nowadays is pretty dire and uninspired
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Hope Day Tickets become available. "The Big 4" are four of my favourite bands and the idea of seeing them all perform back to back is naturally very appealing to me, but unless there's some great further bands announced I'm not paying £150 + to go the whole weekend.
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 14.12.2010 at 21:34
Written by FRIENDSHIP on 14.12.2010 at 04:05
Written by JÄY on 14.12.2010 at 03:28
More like "the big 1" and 3 others... as per this poster
You have me mad, sir! I also dislike this lack of parity.
...Or at least they could have Slayer first... 
Why? Just because you prefer them?
Metallica are infinitely bigger than the other three so it's only logical they are the true headliner, plus the fact they alway play at least two hours whereas Slayer has a max of 70 minutes. And Slayer live nowadays is pretty dire and uninspired
i agree with that. plus, Metallica change the setlist around quite a lot in their concerts, unlike Slayer who play more or less the same songs.
i would actually say that if there's any band that is unjustly low in the running order, it would be Anthrax as they are better than Megadeth and Slayer live, but not as good as Metallica (the only thing that kinda spoils a Metallica show is Lars' embarassing and overamplified bass drums, and the enormous mass of clueless posers they attract, but that's not really their fault). but then again anyway it's only normal that they play in order of popularity.
returning to Metallica, FFS they even played FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE and i was too cramped and tired to thrash around because of the oblivious "cool guys who went to the Metallica concert".
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 14.12.2010 at 21:34
Written by FRIENDSHIP on 14.12.2010 at 04:05
Written by JÄY on 14.12.2010 at 03:28
More like "the big 1" and 3 others... as per this poster
You have me mad, sir! I also dislike this lack of parity.
...Or at least they could have Slayer first... 
Why? Just because you prefer them?
Metallica are infinitely bigger than the other three so it's only logical they are the true headliner, plus the fact they alway play at least two hours whereas Slayer has a max of 70 minutes. And Slayer live nowadays is pretty dire and uninspired
They're the most famous band but also the shittiest since the 90s.
Anyway, all those bands are dead for me. I don't understand why people still care for old has-been bands who are only the pale shadow of their former self nowadays because they're simply too old and should have called a quit long ago. Imo, it's a demonstration of what happens when nostalgia is pushed to a point it becomes laughable.
Listening to their old albums? Ok for me.
But seeing those old men live on stage? No thanks. I can spare the view.
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They say we'll be your friends we'll stick with you till the end
But everybody's only looking out for themselves
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Written by RavenKing on 15.12.2010 at 14:37
They're the most famous band but also the shittiest since the 90s.
Anyway, all those bands are dead for me. I don't understand why people still care for old has-been bands who are only the pale shadow of their former self nowadays because they're simply too old and should have called a quit long ago. Imo, it's a demonstration of what happens when nostalgia is pushed to a point it becomes laughable.
Listening to their old albums? Ok for me.
But seeing those old men live on stage? No thanks. I can spare the view.
i wouldn't go that far, but i say that calling it "the most significant event in the history of metal" is a stupid overstatement, and simply a piece of marketing bullshit. as for them nowadays, i can safely say i like old bands when they play nowadays rather than the 80s recordings (i feel kinda forced to like them after all, they're not getting any younger) because of the far better sound quality, and in some cases the improved vocals, though i do agree Tom Araya and Joey Belladona have lost their voices over the years.
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