METALLICA saved their career...

Diamond Head and Saxon guitarist Brian Tatler gets in depth and candid about how Metallica saved his career, due in no small part to covering the classic "Am I Evil" from 1980's "Lightning To The Nations."
BRIAN TATLER online:
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DIAMOND HEAD online:
www.diamondheadofficial.com/
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SAXON online:
www.saxon747.com/
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LOGAN CROSLAND online:
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Intro/Outro: "Fear of Heights" - A Light Divided
Used with permission.
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[@DovahVokuna]

This is awesome to hear. Mutual respect

[@anthonyreid666]

This was a really cool interview 🤘

[@pkj77]

No a fan of Diamond Head apart from the songs Metallica covered but nice story though

[@markhacker9869]

You're not a true MetalHead

[@MobiBit645]

So pretty much all of the white album🤣 I think the only songs they didn't cover was lightning to the nations and sweet and innocent

[@vog51]

Lars was my drumming inspiration in the 80s through the 90s. After Napster, he's dead to me. Eff lars.

[@slowraceultra]

Your opinion doesn't matter. You don't matter.

[@legion7949]

He's dead to you because he did what was right? What he did benefited every single artist back then and now. How are new and upcoming artists suppose to survive if they don't get a stable source of revenue, whether is was from physical copies of the music, digital copies or royalties.