Haha, indeed finally. Last year, it seemed like Americans were totally discriminated unlike us Europeans.

Aside from a very weak sound during Slayer and Lars' incompetent bass drums, 25th of July 2010 was a really great and memorable day for me. enjoy, americans

Would anyone be surprised if one of the sponsor companies of the tour was the Hoveround Power Chairs?

Written by Holy Man on 24.01.2011 at 17:50

Would anyone be surprised if one of the sponsor companies of the tour was the Hoveround Power Chairs?

Ouches! Right in the balls of our fathers

Written by Acolyt#1 on 24.01.2011 at 18:52

Written by Holy Man on 24.01.2011 at 17:50

Would anyone be surprised if one of the sponsor companies of the tour was the Hoveround Power Chairs?

Ouches! Right in the balls of our fathers

Hehe... it's funny to see these guys gettin' around these days, after all the shit they put their bodies through. haha. That and they're old and tired.

And what about a South America tour?

Questions that spring to mind:

1. how much?

2. how close?

3. who will be singing for Anthrax?

4. is there really any reason to go? Have seen two of the bands before. Slayer half a dozen times including during their prime, and Megadeth doing RIP a year ago and they didn't sound so hot. the notion of "just going to see a band because i have a chance" doesn't quite get me quite as fired up as "holy shit, this band is coming here!" factor in a price tag of likely no less than $80...

it's 2011, not 1990.

FUCK YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

If it's close, I'm definatly there.
But, really, I've already seen the bands worth seeing: Megadeth, Slayer and Anthrax at American Carnage II, and Metallica just isn't worth wasting money to see IMO.
Then again, when am I gonna get another opportunity like this?

Have yet to see any of the bands live yet so if I'm able to go I'm going. Preferably in Maine but its not going to happen so I'm going to hope for New Hampshire.

Hope they hit more places that Maiden does...

I saw this in Sofia and it's fuckin awesome

Better hit orlando. we just built and opened a brand new arena that would be perfect for this.

Written by animal71 on 25.01.2011 at 01:43

I saw this in Sofia and it's fuckin awesome

Of course it is. Bulgarian metalheads rock.

Otherwise, have fun everyone! It was high-time American Big 4 dates had been announced.

I'm all for replacing Metallica with Testament

Please come to Antarctica!! So we can convince Metallica's manager to leave them to their to freeze!

Wouldn't be surprised if this was already planned long ago and they just make it look like "the demands have been answered".
All this sounded like a huge marketing operation right from the start, no more.

I agree with Bittercold about "it's 2011, not 1990".

I just feel like Metallica only signed on to do these tours if their logo could be twice as large as everyone else's on the posters.

I've seen Metallica 5 times, Slayer 7 times, Megadeth 4 times, and Anthrax once. BUT not in the same night! Count me in! (if they come close that is)

I just came. Twice. I don't care if I have to drive 800 miles, I'm so fucking there!

Written by Susan on 25.01.2011 at 05:49

...Metallica only signed on to do these tours if their logo could be twice as large as Megadeth's on the posters.

^ I'm sure that's all that matters to Hetfield.

^ Well, yeah, I suppose that's what I really meant

Considering I could most likely see 4 other shows for the price of this one, I think I'll pass.

Not that they would be stopping in Oregon anyways...

So it sounds like its only one stop in California. To bad.