In a recently deleted tweet, singer-songwriter Trevor Kidd took to Twitter to supposedly ask one time Metallica bassist, Ron McGovney a major favor. The tweet suggests that Kidd asked McGovney to play bass again or potentially collaborate as the former Metallica member tweeted back: “I don’t really play anymore, but thanks for asking.” Trevor Kidd has also recorded with members of multi-platinum selling bands Billy Talent & Sum 41. Metallica’s ex-bassist unloads on Lars Ulrich disrespect.
In other news regarding Metallica, fans recently took to social media to discuss the legacy of Metallica’s impactful music video for ‘One’ which debuted thirty-one years ago. On the group’s official Facebook page Norma said: “The day this video came out my brother watched it with tears in his eyes, his birthday would have been tomorrow, he died 20 years ago at the age of 23, Metallica you were his favorite and his life. Thank you for the memories, I cherish you and think of him when I hear this song!”
James Hetfield left a huge tip at this restaurant. Meanwhile, Doug wrote: “holy cow did this video open my eyes to a whole new world; I was in 7th grade and caught this spring of 1989. I went from “listening mostly to music my parents played” to listening to music I was now exploring/getting into. This video opened the door and is still a great video!”
I don't really play anymore , but thanks for asking.
— Ron McGovney (@RonMcGovney) January 18, 2020
