Do you remember when Metallica got upset when fans illegally downloaded their music?
Seems they've got a new grudge to nudge off the map.
Metallica has halted the U.S. Navy Seals from using their music as part of their interrogation process.
When cranked beyond normal limits their rhythm and flow has been known to “soften” terror suspects.
One Navy Seal explains, “When we first started the war in Iraq, we were using Metallica music before we interrogated them.
Once Metallica got wind of this...they professionally shouted, ‘Hey, please don’t use our music because we don’t want to promote violence."
The Navy Seal followed with, "Dude, you have an album called ‘Kill ‘Em All.”
According to James Hetfield; a part of him is proud the US Navy Seals chose Metallica but he's worried more about the band being connected to a political statement.
Friday, February 15, 2013
Metallica Wins Again
Do you remember when Metallica got upset when fans illegally downloaded their music?
Seems they've got a new grudge to nudge off the map.
Metallica has halted the U.S. Navy Seals from using their music as part of their interrogation process.
When cranked beyond normal limits their rhythm and flow has been known to “soften” terror suspects.
One Navy Seal explains, “When we first started the war in Iraq, we were using Metallica music before we interrogated them.
Once Metallica got wind of this...they professionally shouted, ‘Hey, please don’t use our music because we don’t want to promote violence."
The Navy Seal followed with, "Dude, you have an album called ‘Kill ‘Em All.”
According to James Hetfield; a part of him is proud the US Navy Seals chose Metallica but he's worried more about the band being connected to a political statement.
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