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2021/05/14
In the early hours of the morning of September 27, 1986, Metallica’s tour bus crashed en route to a concert in Copenhagen, an accident that caused the death of the band’s bass player Cliff Burton at the age of 24. With a haste that the surviving members soon recognised as being undue, within weeks the band began auditioning for a replacement. With the success of that year’s Master Of Puppets album making Metallica the hottest meal ticket in metal, applicants flooded in from all over the United States. One hapless hopeful arrived bearing a bass guitar signed by Rudy Sarzo, a member of the hair metal afterthoughts Quiet Riot. By far the weirdest jobseeker of that tumultuous week, however, was one Les Claypool. The young bass player arrived wearing trainer...
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