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So this is some of the Metallica with the San Francisco Symphony that allowed them to have a

top 10 album for the fifth decade in a row. Wow. Now who's the guitar player, dude?

Uh, uh, the lead guitarist. I've never actually heard of Metallica's song. I don't think that might be

the most Metallica I've ever heard. It just flipped out of my head. No. Well, James head feels the singer

and rhythm guitarist. Hancock Hammett. That's right. He's a soccer. He bought. He bought was it last

year? He bought Peter Green's Les Paul. Now Peter Green died a couple of weeks ago,

founding member of Fleetwood Mac, and he bought his Les Paul for $2 million.

Is the one here? And that and he plays it. I now wonder if he was playing it on that.

That'd be kind of cool to see a guy playing a $2 million guitar. Metallica is the perfect example of

something I admire more than I enjoy. Just the composition of the songs, the way they're played

and everything are just unbelievable. But it just doesn't scratch me where I edge. I went through a

couple of their songs with the orchestra thing and it's neat, man. Cool. It's neat to hear. I'm thinking

of the typical classical trappings with the hard rock metal. Well, there's a lot of commonality

between what they do and a lot of composers from the classical era. Honestly, and modern composers,

I actually listen to more symphonic music than I'll bore you with. But there's a lot that's common.

I could point out a handful of guitar solos that are straight out of like a Paganini concerto for violin.

Oh, it's the same notes. They're masterful players.

So this is what the mayor of LA tweeted out, I think yesterday.

A lot of got a lot of people's attention. See for him and his kind, this makes sense for everybody

else. Are you freaking kidding me? This is my life. FML. As they say, it's harsh. Mayor, uh,

let's forget my life. Mayor Garcetti tweeted out yesterday. It's almost 3 p.m.

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