Despite all the trash-talking about the St. Anger snare drum sound, the producer is nonplussed to this day. "So I’m okay with all the flak I’ve taken. It’s a fucking snare-drum sound ...

Though not everyone loved Metallica's St. Anger and some of its more unusual sonic elements, Lars Ulrich has defended the sound of his snare drum. "I stand behind it a hundred per cent ...

But none is more universally reviled than the infamous snare drum on St. Anger, which sounds something like a cross between a trash can, a wind-up toy and Lars’s butthole. Fans so hated the production ...

The post Metallica Poke Fun at St. Anger in FenderPlay Announcement: “The Snare Drums Will Have to Wait” appeared first on Consequence. The 2003 album, and Lars Ulrich’s legendarily bad ...

A YouTube user named data_dreams 2000 with way, way ... way ... too much time on his hands has meticulously replaced Lars Ulrich's originally recorded snare hits from ...

As much as they have defended the highly produced and distorted snare sounds used on their 2003 album St. Anger, there is definitely a reason Metallica never revisited that technique again.

While we were doing [St. Anger], we went to their clubhouse ... Finally, he sat behind and said, 'Just give me a snare drum.' I had bought a Plexi Ludwig [Vistalite] snare because I wanted to try it, ...

When it comes to Metallica there are a few things that are unequivocally true. The group’s first four albums are canon, with their importance in developing the sound of ’80s thrash-metal scene ...

Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich probably muttered to himself just before laying down the drum tracks for the band’s 2003 album, St. Anger. As expected, it sounds terrible. The switcheroo renders ...

These days, St. Anger is best remembered for Ulrich's trash can-like snare drum tone and a total lack of guitar solos — anathema to fans of Metallica's pulverizing thrash origins. Despite ...

The post Metallica’s Lars Ulrich on St. Anger Snare Drum Sound: “I Stand Behind It a Hundred Percent” appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Lars Ulrich’s snare drum on Metallica’s St ...

Metallica‘s Lars Ulrich has defended the much-maligned sound of his snare drum on the band’s 2003 album ‘St Anger’. Fans and drummers have consistently criticised the thin, snapping sound ...