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Oct 7, 2023 · Robert Trujillo is a multi-talented musician whose contributions to the world of music are truly astounding. From his early days in Suicidal Tendencies to his current role as the bassist for Metallica, Trujillo has made a lasting impact on the rock and metal genres.
Oct 23, 2014 · He died in 2021. On October 23, Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo celebrates his 50th birthday. Here are 10 facts you might not know about him.
Trujillo is known for playing "massive chords" [19] and "chord-based harmonics" [20] on the bass. Trujillo uses the slap bass technique, seen mostly in his work with Suicidal Tendencies and Infectious Grooves.
Nov 25, 2015 · So Classic Rock has enlisted another of the most famous bass players in rock music, Metallica’s Robert Trujillo, to explain what makes Lemmy great. As a boy, did you pretend to be Lemmy in front of the bedroom mirror?
- Dave Ling
- Suicidal Tendencies
- Infectious Grooves
- Ozzy Osbourne
- Mass Mental
- The Metallica Audition
- For Whom The Bell Tolls
- Flamenco Guitar
- Jaco
- Rodrigo Y Gabriela
- Anesthesia Pulling Teeth
Rob first got to shine in 1989, when he replaced Bob Heathcote in Suicidal Tendencies.and remained with the band till 1995. He brought a totally new sound with a lot of funk elements. While this hasn’t been seen as a good move by some fans, for many the albums released during his era were the best Suicidal Tendencies had ever written.
The leader of Suicidal Tendencies Mike Muir loved Rob’s style so much, he decided to form a funk-metal band with him. The band was called Infectious Grooves and they released three albums from 1991 to 1994 with Robert on bass. This is where Trujillo could be really let loose exploring different aspects of playing and writing music. He co-wrote almo...
After Suicidal Tendencies and Infectious Grooves went on hiatus, Rob was hired by the Prince of Darkness himself to play during live shows and later during the recording of 2001’s Down To Earth. Trujillo not only played but also co-wrote several tracks on the record, despite the overall style of the music being so different from what he was used to...
In 1999 Robert Trujillo needed another creative outlet, so he formed Mass Mental with Benji Webb (currently of Skindred) and Brooks Wackerman (Bad Religion, currently Avenged Sevenfold). The band played a crazy mix of reggae, funk, and metal and spawned only one studio album. However, one album was enough to demonstrate the whole scope of Trujillo’...
In 2001 Jason Newsted leaves Metallica. Two years later, the band begins the audition process, jamming with musicians from Kyuss, Marilyn Manson, Corrosions Of Conformity and others. Enter Roberto Agustín Miguel Santiago Samuel Trujillo Veracruz. In the not the best of times for the band, he managed to impress everyone with his positive attitude, r...
When he came to Metallica, not all the fans welcomed him with open arms. Many considered him to be an inadequate fit for the band in terms of style and stage presence, but few can complain about the professionalism and impeccable playing that he brings to the table. When fans first him playing For Whom The Bell Tolls with a tone so similar to late ...
Besides being an extremely talented bass player, Robert Trujillo also dabbles with acoustic guitars. He managed to impress both Kirk and James during the Death Magnetic writing sessions with his flamenco-style playing. His acoustic riff was so good, parts of it were later reworked for All The Nightmare Long.
Since childhood, Rob Trujillo was a huge fan of Jaco Pastorius, the famous jazz bass player. With the money, he earned with Metallica he decided to bring his dream of creating a documentary about his hero to life. He found two directors and fully produced the movie, inviting many musical guests like Booty Collins and Flea for the interviews himself...
While receiving Metallica money, there is no need to do anything else for Rob Trujillo, yet he constantly makes appearances and collaborations with the most unexpected artists. Since the early 2010s, he has been seen to occasionally perform with a Mexican acoustic rock duo Rodrigo Y Gabriela. While he still plays Metallica material with them, it’s ...
There was only one Cliff Burton, so any comparisons with his successors don’t really make much sense. One thing is certain though, Cliff made Metallica sound and write better as a band and so does Rob. During his time we saw a departure from St. Anger and getting back to thrash metal roots with albums like Death Magnetic (minus the mixing) and Hard...
Oct 30, 2021 · Bassist Robert Trujillo has rumbled with Metallica for close to 20 years now — almost half of that metal institution’s history. While he and the band celebrate the Black Album in grand style in 2021, Trujillo marks another anniversary as well.
Jan 8, 2020 · Trujillo sounds genuinely ebullient about refining his approach into what he calls the “art of simplicity,” and he was extremely forthcoming about the triumphs, challenges, choices and techniques that inform his role in metal’s biggest band.
