James Hetfield Had a Much Higher Singing Voice When Metallica First Started (2013)
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- James Hetfield talks about his start in music and how he found his confidence as a performer with Metallica.
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lars’ little bit on james getting his confidence was pretty sweet
was thinking the same
It kinda look like James got pissed though. Like Lars HAD to give his opinion on Jame's confidence.
@@dvrds exactly. I have been following Metallica since the 80s and he’s always, always, always gotta get his two cents in on everything. EVERYTHING! You can see his face when James is talking how he just wants to get in! He hates that thought that it’s not HIS BAND. IT IS THEIR BAND! Ha
@@BrianPex wellpisser. Don't project your state of mind into Lars state of mind.
@@HanMoP I‘LL say what I want. Thanks for your permission dweeb
Crazy to hear how high he was singing way back then.
Back then, everybody wanted to be fast, so bands would speed up their tapes to appear faster. This is why the notes are higher.
What song was that?
@@pavel5283 Hit the lights
i believe the word you are looking for is also iconic. james is iconic.
@@pavel5283 no life 'till leather demo hit the lights
Lars: his balls hadn't dropped yet
James: Exactly! All 3 of them
😂
Lmaooo
James had to get the one up there.
Howard really knows the answers to the questions he's asking
As any good interviewer should…
He's just doing exposition
I was thinking the same thing. He's the one telling the story.
James is undoubtably one of the greatest frontmen of all time..
The precision of the challenging thrash riffs, his palm muting and percussive playing are immaculate for what he is required to bring to the thrash sound, and he does it flawlessly.....WHILE SINGING
Absolutely
His stage presence in 85’ at age 22-23! Was insane he’s been one of the grestest frontmen for decades now!
Mustaine: "I learned guitar on my own"
Hetfield: "I learned guitar on my own."
Hammet: "You can call me SatriWAHni".
Kirk went to satriani well into his career.
Kirk didnt learn to play guitar from satriani, he learned on his own and then learnes theory and refined his craft with satriani
McDermott
When’s your SOLO album coming out ? I’d like to hear it !
@@recipoldinasty exactly! He had to learn a lot of the stuff that Cliff used to do for them. Kirk and James both have commented on this. Cliff was thebone who worked out the great guitar harmonies, alternate chord voicings etc that made early Metallica so great.
@@recipoldinasty that’s true he got lessons from satriani between Kill me all and ride the lightning
For me, Ride The Lightning through Black album was the period I loved James' voice. It had bark, growl, grit.
first record too
Those adjectives perfectly describe Load through Garage Inc.
All 3 of em
James Hatfield vocals have changed a lot and have improved over time.
I raise my Hat to dat!
The clean vocal phase wasn't very good.
My fav James voice is during And Justie era
@@anemia94 I second this
@@anemia94 same
I swear James looks 10 years younger than he did a couple of years ago. Awesome to see him doing so well!
I think this interview is from 2013.
Bro the interview was almost 10 years ago
@@davidchavez-grant556 Well then, that explains it! lol!
@@CheesePlow still applicable if you look at him nowadays. He’s looking real great this year.
Hetfield really is a class act. An amazing songwriter, rhythm guitarist, Riff creator, leader and his vocals have been sounding great this last decade. A very humble dude too. We are damn lucky to have him and Metallica around 🤘
Not like Plant, but like Geddy Lee. 0:55 Rush influence is clear. Hetfield has told he used to play in a Rush cover band in the early days.
It really shows, what with his knack for writing long winding proggy songs
That’s what I was thinking!
Like with Greta Van Fleet ppl saying the singer sounds like Plant but I hear Rush
By God, Lars is sharp as a whip and has an exceptional memory
His mind and memory is powered by that mullet he's got going on.
But he's just recounting a story he's told 8000000000 times
You see him on Conan and how he knows what show he played and where just by the date? lol its crazy
Lars is literally the Bro code when he compliments James' confidence at the end
This Howard Stern guy has a real knack for this, he should start a podcast
Howard Stern is one of the original podcasters lol, they called it radio.
@Will Morgan no, why?
Really prefer his Voice from '89 though.
That's the epitome of the ultimate Hetfield voice.
@@CGJUGO80 Agreed.
Why specifically 1989?
AJFA was released 1988 so one year later his voice peaked?
1989 they released no studio albums and the next one was 1991.
@@warrengauthier4699 the recordings of AJFA started earlier than '88. James of course had a much younger and screamier voice. Most of '89 performances James had an amazing matured Voice, he wouldn't loose his Voice at shows up until 1993 as far as I know. Their performances + James voice in '89 are just phenomenal
@@warrengauthier4699 people say 1989 due to the infamous Seattle 89 performance which is pretty much everyone’s favorite Metallica gig ever. That’s why everyone says that 1989 was Hetfields best year. That gig was cool and all but I prefer some of their other gigs from 86 or 84 or even 88. The Seattle 89 concert is kinda over hyped a bit, it was a great show but Metallica had PLENTY of other amazing performances before that concert and after it
"All three of them" LOL
The sweet thing about Howard Stern is that he supplies optional answers when he asks the question.... Lol
In the early days they tried to emulate Diamond Head. ON EVERYTHING. Half of their sets in 1981-1982 were covers of the "lightning to the nations" album, Diamond head 1st album. James was emulating Diamond Head singer.
Singer's voice changes with time. I love his voice then, I love his voice now. He has beautiful calming voice while he's talking and that laugh at 0:24 is just awesome!
I learned to play the guitar from the Ride the Lightning, Master of Puppets, and And Justice For All songbooks on the 1990 Gibson Explorer I got for Christmas that year.
All time lead singer, among the greats!!
NAH!!!, DIO, Halford, Dickinson.
I love how James and Lars complement each other.
Fun fact- Lars once was a drummer too.
Buuurrrrrn
Wait he was?
Ha!
He has 10 plus multi platinum albums! He's written many iconic, inspirational, and influential songs! He's worth 350 million dollars. He gives his time and money to charities. He's a musical and composing genius. And your contribution to music is....What?
@@TheNothing6 please take a joke Lars obviously is a good drummer it’s legit his job
Please post the entire interview.
Why would they?
These clips are just promos to entice you to subscribe to Sirius.
Whatever your opinion of what they became after 1991, you can’t deny that they are a true American success story. They went from sleeping in the packing material their equipment was shipped in, in a studio, to being mega millionaires.
Lars came from a wealthy family. His dad was a pro tennis player.
@@ashpollock9907 Ya, in Norway. They weren’t very wealthy here.
So you’re saying he didn’t sleep in those packaging materials their equipment came in, where they rehearsed? Even Anthrax confirms that story.
@@ryanatorryanson9535 Little correction, Lars and his family are from Denmark
@@didncozosksma4466 Ahhhh. You’re right.
What does being American have to do with it?
James Hetfield, just a likable guy.
The greatest American band, of any genre.
Aerosmith
@@MrGenexxx nah
Eagles?
Aerosmith and the Eagles don't seem to have had as much of a cultural and musical impact as Metallica. I'd say Metallica are leagues ahead of them (and I love them as well)
Queen, maybe.
IMO his best sounding voice was on Garage Inc. Mercyful Fate medley is the pinnacle
Turn the page, I haven’t heard him sound so good as that
Howard is so awesome to musicians.
Holy shit! I've never heard of ANYONE being 17 and then their voice gets deeper by the time they're in their 50's! Wow shocker!!!
That 89, and justice for all tour was the peek of his singing voice. In my opinion
Excellent upload Howard !!! Really enjoyed this.
#felizcumpleaños #JamesHetfield!!! #metallicahistory #metallica
I listen to this at least once a day.
Lars: "Dave Mustaine, our guitar player..." Like if nobody knew him
Howard doesn't. He doesn't know shit about their early music. Meaning the first 15 years.
Theres an old Howard / metallica interview where they talk alot about dave . Howard always seems super interested in early years . He Def knows about Dave .
I've been a drummer for 36 years and every guitar player that I know would tell me that they started playing piano. They would tell me if u know how to play the piano, u can learn every other instrument without lessons cus u know the keys and notes.
I know how to play piano because I learned the notes from guitar
I don’t know anything
True
Is mayonaise an instrument?
@@TehUltimateSnake No Patrick.
Crazy to think that Metallica First Started in 2013. Ancient times!
2013? LOL
'81
you're completely wrong wtf, they actually started in 2016
damn 2013 was 18 years ago 😧
Dave Mustaine actually taught James alot on how to play guitar.
I know. We all know. No way James was bringing up that shit.
How you know that? 🤔
@@JorshWarshington1 why not?
And what is your source?
No he didn't. James already had Hit the lights and Motorbreath written as Metallica songs before Dave even joined.
Howard is just too in love with his own voice.
James is a national treasure...
Practice, alcohol, more practice, more alcohol. LOL. I feel like the bigger the crowds got, the more anonymous Jamez became, so maybe it was less intimidating for him?
I want Howard to start a heavy metal band.
He hasn't been in a band since The Ramones kicked him out.
yes he did have a higher voice when he was starting out him and Metallica his voice in one wow I was amazed at it I was I crank it us cause his voice was powerful I first listen to that song a week after the and justice for all album dropped
Howard Stern: you sound like Robert Plant
Me: no way
Plays recoding: 😮
Haha! Yeah. That was funny!
I've heard his voice get high before, but damn! 😱
I love James's old voice \m/
He learned on the piano if you learn the piano you can transfer that to any instrument. Wish I learned the piano
MetallicA 🤘😁🤘
legends
Nice ❤️ You Are the BEST METALLICA!! Love always 💞🎸🤘❤️
lars and james have a great relationship
Howard tells James about James life
Howard still can't get over the fact that there's no shortcut/formula too people.
good observation howard LOL, look at every singer in history
Metallica rocks ! Love them ! 👍🎶🎸
Howard as usual making an interview with himself.
I wouldnt mind seeing James playing piano.
Something different.
Sooooo James can thank Dave for his confidence? Hmmm makes total sense
They can thank Dave for a lot, learning what to do, and what not to do, lol!
Kurt seems thrilled…
Kurt Cobain?
Howerd Sturn is the man!🐷
The band hated it and i fired them. Hahaha. Some know he wasn't kidding. Lol.
Not before stealing no remorse , motorbreath and hit the lights from em though
@@ronpaul1082Nonsense
Mick Fleetwood plays drums wicked . And is bad ass also
I've never heard Robert talk.
He sounded like Geddy Lee!
I learned guitar by using my ears and quickly finding the notes on the guitar. 🤘
And yet I'm still sitting in my own home studio 🤣
For justice was just growlsssssa.....
What?
tickle tickle tickle!😻❤️
Tickle your kitty? Ok! I'll do it!
Go promote your fetish junk somewhere else.
Sus
Dave Mustaine rocks
lars's foreheads slowly taking over metallica
My dad and nephew play guitar without lessons some people can play by ear.
mentira, esse é o padre mendingo Andrade Gutierrez
Nobody is talking about kirk wearing sunglasses inside ? Lol
1:02 was funny
Practice kids 👍
the 10,000 hours rule!
Old Hetfield voice > new hetfield voice.
The title: yes, water is clear
this information is absolutely shocking
James was emulating Diamondhead back then.
How am I such a fan of Metallica but yet hardly ever listen to their music. I think it's about the authenticity rather than every note they hit.
Same as me I self thought my self at 14
Lmao the starting
Is that REALLY a Line 6 distortion modeler on his rack?
What is James, 58 now or something? And he's hotter than he's ever been wtf
AJFA and Black Album was the best James' voice.
They were full of anger.
I really thought that record voice was from Mustaine xD
More Stern & ‘Tallica!
@1:44, powerfull pic there, just to think that dual guitar existed. Luckly we got to see them make 2 bands. Too big for 1 band.
Lars “to catch a predator” ulrich
👍😇
"A year and a half in the life of Metallica" told a different story about James. They showed his father and he said that "x" taught him how to play guitar. The "x" being a name but I cannot recall it.
In any event, 14 is very late to start playing guitar. It just illustrates that he has a natural gift that few do.
Damn is 14 is late I must be screwed. I didn't start playing until 18
14 is completely average
@@dr2926 Agreed. Got my first one at 13 myself.
If listen to metal up your ass version of hit the lights you can see why the title is this one
More Metallica content
What song was that?
Hit the Lights
@@calbar8793 ty
early on he tried to copy Sean Harris from Diamond Head
In other news: water wet
Poor Rob, Howard barely talked to him...
3 balls 1:03