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"We've got a couple of things up our sleeves," he continues. "I don't want to give it all away, but we're playing a few stadium shows in Mexico in about two weeks' time, and we're gonna be using what we did up in Minneapolis as the springboard. It's about size and spectacle, but there's a little bit of a minimalist approach to it."
What he will say about the group's production is that the band is "very exposed." It will feature special staging beyond "someone plopping a stadium stage at the end of a stadium."
"It's big and it's just fucking crazy and overwhelming and there are a few bells and whistles that are gonna make it unique," Ulrich says.
The band's "Memory Remains" memorabilia exhibit that debuted at the group's Orion festivals earlier this decade will also return. The drummer says it contains "lots of clothing, old instruments, lyric sheets, all kinds of memorabilia and knick-knacks" from throughout Metallica's nearly four-decade career. It's so monumental to him that when he visited the exhibit at the group's recent concert in Copenhagen, he beamed at how detailed and thorough it was. "Being the biggest Metallica fan in the world, loved it, and I didn't even get a chance to penetrate it full-on," he says.
What he will say about the group's production is that the band is "very exposed." It will feature special staging beyond "someone plopping a stadium stage at the end of a stadium."
"It's big and it's just fucking crazy and overwhelming and there are a few bells and whistles that are gonna make it unique," Ulrich says.
The band's "Memory Remains" memorabilia exhibit that debuted at the group's Orion festivals earlier this decade will also return. The drummer says it contains "lots of clothing, old instruments, lyric sheets, all kinds of memorabilia and knick-knacks" from throughout Metallica's nearly four-decade career. It's so monumental to him that when he visited the exhibit at the group's recent concert in Copenhagen, he beamed at how detailed and thorough it was. "Being the biggest Metallica fan in the world, loved it, and I didn't even get a chance to penetrate it full-on," he says.
