The post Producer Bob Rock Finally Explains the Much-Maligned Snare Drum Sound on Metallica’s St. Anger appeared first on Consequence of Sound. Metallica’s 2003 album St. Anger is often derided, due ...

Then there’s the snare sounds. Whether it’s the fat, dead, ’70s-inspired, or high-pitched and funky. The drum that we’re focussing on in this review is a recreation of the snare which forms the ...

The snare drum is huge! Not that it’s ever been unimportant in the grand drumming scheme of things, but the rise of several forms of dance music has seen more attention focused on the snare than at ...

As much as they have defended the highly produced and distorted snare sounds used on their 2003 album St. Anger, there is definitely a reason Metallica never revisited that technique again. A YouTube ...

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It's been 17 years since Metallica released St. Anger, but the album continues to haunt the band. In addition to the absurdities on display in Some Kind of Monster, people continue to take umbrage ...

A YouTube user named data_dreams 2000 with way, way ... way ... too much time on his hands has meticulously replaced Lars Ulrich's originally recorded snare hits from ...

The provocatively-named Seattle band Thunderpussy recently released a video for their song "Torpedo Love," filmed inside of a nuclear cooling tower. Much of the video shows the band fooling around ...

A drummer on YouTube has made a video playing classic Metallica songs, but with the drum sounds of St. Anger. Indeed, they replaced all the drums on the tracks with the ringing, open-snare drum tone ...

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