A musician and content material creator has carried out everything of Metallica‘s debut studio album ‘Kill ‘Em All’ within the type of ZZ High.
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Denis Pauna, a singer and guitarist from Croatia, carried out and recorded each monitor from the American heavy steel band’s 1983 traditional within the bluesy type of the Texas-formed Southern-rock band, and posted it on-line to his YouTube channel.
“Right here’s the WHOLE album ‘Kill ‘Em All’ by Metallica as if ZZ High wrote it. Although a couple of days handed by, this video counts as a KEA fortieth Anniversary!” Pauna wrote within the video description. ‘Kill ‘Em All’ turned 40 on July 25, 2023.
You may take heed to the 40-minute reimagining of the ‘Kill ‘Em All’ under.
“As a fan of each Metallica and ZZ High, that is unbelievable,” one YouTube remark learn.
“This sounds means higher than it has any proper to,” one other added, whereas a 3rd shared: “I might love to sit down at a bar counter, low gentle, ingesting a superb bourbon, or a beer, enjoyable and listening to this complete set dwell.”
Different movies on his channel try to reply what ‘Barbie Woman’ would sound like as a “southern steel track” and “if Rammstein wrote Bon Jovi‘s ‘Livin’ On A Prayer’.”
Elsewhere, an AI generator just lately got here up with a canopy model of Seal‘s ‘Kiss From A Rose’, coated by Metallica frontman James Hetfield.
It comes after an entire host of artificially generated cowl variations have been shared on-line in current months, such a The Beatles ‘overlaying’ The Seaside Boys and a controversial ‘cowl’ of Gap’s ‘Movie star Pores and skin’ by Kurt Cobain.
Again in June, Metallica launched their new ‘Amsterdam Classes’ dwell EP and shared the ‘If Darkness Had A Son’ efficiency video.
The four-track EP, recorded in April at Prepared Set Studios in Amsterdam, consists of ’72 Seasons’ cuts ‘Lux Æterna’ and ‘If Darkness Had A Son’, alongside classics ‘Grasp Of Puppets’ and ‘Nothing Else Issues’.
In different information, Hetfield just lately admitted that he known as Kip Winger to apologise for dissing him within the band’s ‘Nothing Else Issues’ video, which sees Lars Ulrich use Winger’s face as a dartboard.
