ULRICH FEARS DRUMMING DRAMA COULD END METALLICA

Last updated: Monday, September 29, 2008

ULRICH FEARS DRUMMING DRAMA COULD END METALLICA

METALLICA drummer LARS ULRICH fears his health will be the catalyst that eventually leads to the end of the heavy rock group - because he won't be able to perform his high-energy routine as he ages.

Lars Ulrich of Metallica performing a special album lunch concert at the O2 Arena, London, England - 15.09.08

The rock star insists the group has no plans to split in the near future, but touring will become a problem if he can no longer keep up.

He tells Rolling Stone magazine, "The Rolling Stones, Black Sabbath, Aerosmith, I have nothing but respect for their longevity but (Stones drummer) Charlie Watts isn't playing Damage, Inc. three times a week or playing Whiplash every night.

"This (Metallica) has the potential to go on for a long time. But if somebody's arm, back or neck just says, 'F**k this,' and quits, I don't know..."

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Source: WENN

| Monday, September 29, 2008

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