METAL UP YOUR ASS! !
This is the cry of METALLICA in front of the camera thirty years ago. Metal gives people the feeling of being fanatical, rebellious, and a thorn in the eyes of parents, just as the host in the film reads ANVIL's beautiful lyrics, and the mothers next to it are on pins and needles.
I started to think that my blood would be boiling after watching this documentary, but after the film I sat in front of the computer and thought quietly.
I'm a college student and it's always been a dream of mine to start my own band. As soon as I hear the metal prelude, I get excited.
But what these old urchins gave me was not just fanaticism, but also the meaning of precipitation. A lad who used to play with big-name bands is now reduced to labor for a living. "I did my job! So you have to pay me!" The purpose of rock and roll is obviously not for money, but when fame and fortune don't double, who has to face the reality.
"We're all under a lot of pressure right now, but who else in this world would make me cry with my shoulders and scold me? Oh god, because you're my brother and the closest person to me." It is undoubtedly the tears in the film. Two old men in their fifties will also shed tears after experiencing the band's 30 years of ups and downs. But the eyes will never lose firmness. After many years of experience, the spirit of metal will be embodied in people. Not rock will kill people.
Isn't this precipitation, a body supported by ideals, after the band has experienced countless ironic scenes, it still moves forward without hesitation, and finally on the stage of Japan, the shout is so dazzling. The iron drill has never rusted, but has experienced the accumulation of time, and it lasts for a long time.
I have never felt superior to music, but I heard someone say "love is not what you want to buy, you can buy it if you want", or "I miss you at night, I wish you could be by my side", I'll have him turn the music off. This is not a sense of superiority, but a matter of principle. You can bring headphones.
Well, mom is back, that's all.
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