Metallica's Kirk Hammett on Playing Final Black Sabbath Concert: "They Created a Genre"
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Metallica's Kirk Hammett praises Black Sabbath ahead of their final concert, recognizing the band's foundational role in heavy metal's creation and evolution. The concert, featuring the original lineup of Sabbath and various prominent rock acts, gives Hammett a chance to formally thank the legends for their contributions. He remarks on how their work inspired not only him but an entire genre of music. Additionally, Hammett discusses his upcoming coffee-table book, elevating the conversation about his appreciation for Sabbath and his own artistic journey.
"It's a real opportunity to say thank you to Ozzy and Tony and Geezer and Bill, 'cause they freaking wrote the book on the genre."
"If it wasn't for those four guys, man, we might still be just kind of like wandering around in the dark."
"I mean, how do you thank someone like that? ... I just want them to know that I'm just extremely thankful."
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