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Metallica singer and guitarist James Hetfield has voiced hesitation about the COVID-19 vaccine. But while the musician didn t say outright that he won t get one, he did admit to some skepticism regarding the available vaccines designed to help bring the coronavirus pandemic to an end.
The Metallica member, also a gun and hunting enthusiast, tackled the issue during a conversation on
The Fierce Life podcast, a show produced by gun manufacturer Fierce Firearms that focuses on hunting, shooting and all of the gear that goes along with it. Asked when fans could expect Metallica s return to world tours, the rocker got real about not knowing the answer, which led to the talk of vaccines and his feelings on the idea of a vaccine passport.
The rocker made the revelation during a March chat with
The Fierce Life, a podcast from gun maker Fierce Firearms that focuses on Hetfield s hobby interest of hunting and shooting. When talk came to Metallica s progress on a studio follow-up to 2016 s
Hardwired… to Self-Destruct, the singer and guitarist detailed how the group collaborated from their separate home studios.
Watch the interview near the bottom of this post. Because of COVID, just sitting at home and getting a little bit antsy and just feeling creative at the same time and wanting to get together, I started doing a weekly Zoom with those guys just to check in, Hetfield shared. And then I just told them one time, Hey, I m gonna write something. I m just gonna play something and send it to you guys. You do whatever you want with it and see what happens and layer on to it. So that s how we did a version of Blackened [for] 2020. I just basically played something they hadn t heard it before, they playe
Metallica have been busy during quarantine. In a March interview on
The Fierce Life podcast, frontman James Hetfield revealed that he and his bandmates have written at least 10 new songs over Zoom throughout the pandemic.
The vocalist-guitarist couldn t confirm whether or not the new jams will appear on their follow-up to 2016 s
Hardwired… to Self-Destruct, but he definitely made it seem like the band were using their downtime wisely. Because of COVID, just sitting at home and getting a little bit antsy and just feeling creative at the same time and wanting to get together, I started doing a weekly Zoom with those guys just to check in, Hetfield explained on the Fierce Firearms podcast. And then I just told them one time, Hey, I m gonna write something. I m just gonna play something and send it to you guys. You do whatever you want with it and see what happens and layer on to it. So that s how we did a version of Blackened 2020 . I just basically played somethin