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Durée : 415 s |
| Metallica - Seek & Destroy (Studio Version) |
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Metallica - Seek & Destroy.
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"Seek & Destroy" is the ninth track on Metallica's
1983 album Kill 'Em All. It was written by James
Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. The song has been
frequently played in concerts over the years since
its live debut in 1982.
The song has become a fan favorite and has been
played at virtually every Metallica concert since
the band's inception. It is sometimes played as a
closing number for their live performances, with
James often asking the audience to sing along with
him when he shouts, "Seek and destroy!"
The most memorable renditions of the song occurred
during the years 1991, 1992 and 1993 for the
Wherever We May Roam Tour. Here Seek & Destroy was
played with Jason Newsted singing vocals, however
at the end of the song the band would commence in
a jam for a few minutes until James took the
microphone and continually had the audience sing
the lines "Seek and destroy!" Hetfield also went
to the edge of the barriers holding off the crowd
and got them to sing the lines individually. The
song length went from an average of 7 minutes to
an average of 16 minutes for the elongated concert
version of the Black Album tour. On the band's
2007 Sick of the Studio '07 tour it became a
regular closing song at the end of the band's set.
The song is about feeling the urge to kill. It can
be inferred from the lyrics that it's not
senseless killing but as revenge to someone that
very much deserved it. It is said to be heavily
influenced by the Diamond Head song "Dead
Reckoning".
A performance of the song with Cliff Burton on
bass in 1985, is available on the DVD Cliff 'Em
All. Newer live versions can also be found in the
Live Shit box set (with Jason Newsted singing the
lead vocal) and the Cunning Stunts DVD.
This was also the theme song of former WCW and
current TNA wrestler Sting and AAA wrestler
Cibernetico. In Sting's case, the song was a live
recording from Woodstock '99.
Kirk Hammett has since confessed and apologized
for the unusual pitch of the string bend which
occurs at 3:46, during the solo, is in fact a
mistake or "bum note".
During the documentary film about Metallica, Some
Kind of Monster, the song is used when footage of
the band down the years is shown highlighting the
progression in the band's appearance and sound
over time. In the book Metallica: This Monster
Lives one of the film's directors said how
initially they wanted to alter the footage so it
flowed smoothly but soon noticed the value of
showing the alteration in the band in each piece
of footage.
The song has been covered by Chuck Billy, Jake E.
Lee, Jimmy Bain, and Aynsley Dunbar for the album
Metallic Assault: A Tribute to Metallica. The song
has also been covered by thrash metal band
Testament and instrumentally by Freaklabel as part
of a tribute medley.
SEEK & DESTROY
We're scanning the scene in the city tonight
We're looking for you to start up a fight
There's an evil feeling in our brains
But it's nothing new, you know it drives us insane
Running, on our way
Hiding, you will pay
Dying, one thousand deaths
Running, on our way
Hiding, you will pay
Dying, one thousand deaths
Searching
Seek and destroy
Searching
Seek and destroy
Searching
Seek and destroy
Searching
Seek and destroy
There is no escape and that's for sure
This is the end, we won't take any more
Say goodbye to the world you live in
You have always been taking but now you're giving
Running, on our way
Hiding, you will pay
Dying, one thousand deaths
Running, on our way
Hiding, you will pay
Dying, one thousand deaths
Searching
Seek and destroy
Searching
Seek and destroy
Searching
Seek and destroy
Searching
Seek and destroy
Our brains are on fire with the feeling to kill
And it won't go away until our dreams are
fulfilled
There is only one thing on our minds
Don't try running away, 'cause you're the one we
will find
Running, on our way
Hiding, you will pay
Dying, one thousand deaths
Running, on our way
Hiding, you will pay
Dying, one thousand deaths
Searching
Seek and destroy
Searching
Seek and destroy
Searching
Seek and destroy
Searching
Seek and destroy
Words and Music by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich
Copyright © 1983 Creeping Death Music (ASCAP)
International Copyright Secured All Rights
Reserved
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Durée : 417 s |
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