Monday, June 8, 2009

Where In The Mall Do They Sell Monster Hats Metallica in Mexico City - June 7 ...

It was the last of three concerts that were scheduled in Mexico City, so I would expect something similar to what had already played in the previous two (Thursday 4 and Saturday 6). The review did not indicate much, but an hour and a half of music seemed to be enough. Because they are promoting the latest album, reluctantly expected to hear at least about five songs from Death Magnetic, which to be honest, no punch. But I tried several times to go listen to familiar and to identify the songs at the time of the concert.
To worsen the situation somewhat, the starters would be Spring and Avenged Sevemp; iacute; to many children and entire families coming to the concert. Up above the expected environment: the classic screamer that feeds on the laughter of the neighbors to keep shouting pure tonterĂ­ay course the war between the "bottom" and the "top" with songs that demonstrated that "above" had more wool and "bottom" were some starving. Everything was set for the music speak and it was.
The sound did not disappoint, even on high the air made it seem intermittent acute, however, the guitars were clear and strong(Especially Hetfield). The stage had 3 giant screens (left, right and center stage). Although it was clear the management and control of the cameras (in excess of close ups of James and Lars) was gratifying to see that at least the solos of Kirk Hammett's hands appeared to bend strings and classical psycho tape by turning the right hand, making visible his polished technique of picking. A camera in the center microphone could be seen from time to time that the years have gone through the front of Hetfield. Fortunately
Robert Trujillo (and victory over applauded in my opinion) did not speak during the concert and thought & eac

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