Metallica's Robert Trujillo Explains Extreme Sports Inspiration
. Trujillo tells Rolling Stone: "The style and the way that I play, low centre of gravity, has a lot to do with skating and surfing and even snowboarding. It's kind of a natural thing for me." He believes the strong links between metal an extreme sports is here to stay. "It always seemed like the skaters and the surfers were really connected to the music of Metallica," he says. "There's a connection to those type of people - it's similar energy. You see at these events they're playing a lot of hard rock metal and punk rock.The tribe that followed that style of music is still around for the sports. These guys are listening to that music. It's important to them. It's a part of their lineage." Read more here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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