Metallica - Battery BACKING TRACK (Original vocals, bass, drums)

[@elliottoneill785]

I played the dyers eve solo over this instead of the original and it sounded good I dont know if that makes hammet look better or worse

[@OwyheeBraves]

I would like to play the dyers eve solo over this too but what part did you play over it

[@elliottoneill785]

@@OwyheeBraves the solo section I just played the dyers eve solo where the battery solo is and it sounded really good

[@OwyheeBraves]

@@elliottoneill785 Ok but what section of the dyers eve solo did you play? The part when it slows down into the hammer on pull off part? Or the ending of the solo?

[@elliottoneill785]

@@OwyheeBraves I started from the start of the solo and ended with the legato lick that comes after the slower part

[@mutantkoffee]

e minor licks

[@thesenate2656]

Finally able to hear the riff at 2:59 without Kirk’s lead muddling it out. THANK YOU 🙏🏽

[@Filipecastro1987]

banger riff btw

[@brettdbass]

Listening to this is a RUSH!

[@Karlosdemiccoja]

Man i can play basically the whole song very well the solos too but the verse rhytm is hard af

[@todayisalsomarch7th]

1:05

[@larryzeleuk9454]

nice

[@sansagnaday5609]

I cannot be the only who can hear the reverb bits at the beginning

[@VeigarEUW]

how do you remove the guitar parts?

[@JoshCMinecraft]

They used the original master tracks. On the original master tracks, there are usually four separate tracks, vocals, bass, guitar, and drums. The vocal track usually contains rhythm guitar during the solos (when there is no actual vocal part lol), which allows you to have the rhythm guitar present while the backing track is letting you play the solo part.

[@JoshCMinecraft]

So, if remove the "guitar" track, it will allow for the only guitar in the backing track to be the rhythm behind the solosl

[@alexdagreat8693]

0:58

[@rolandlebay]

0:39