Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 7月6日 08時19分

"In the beginning, #Metallica was about nothing more sophisticated than curing classic teenage ennui. Ulrich was a Danish-born junior tennis hotshot more interested in underground metal when he first met Hetfield, a working-class kid from suburban Los Angeles with similar tastes in music, in the spring of 1981. By the end of the year, they were playing together in Hetfield’s living room with a prototype version of Metallica that included future Megadeth guitarist Dave Mustaine. The band, says Ulrich, was basically a means of escape from 'these fucking day jobs that were pissing us off and from the suck-shit heavy metal scene in L.A.' Success, at least the platinum kind, was not part of the plan. 'When someone says Led Zeppelin, people know what that is,' Hetfield explains. 'When someone says Metallica, hopefully they’d know what that is, what it means. That’s was the goal.'" From the November 14th, 1991 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Fin Costello #James Hetfield #LarsUlrich #KirkHammett #CliffBurton

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