#enter sandman cover

[leviabeat]

Volbeat feat. Lars Ulrich play Enter Sandman live in 2017

[copia]

ghost covers ⛧ Enter Sandman — Metallica — "Hush, little baby, don't say a word, and never mind that noise you heard..." footage | title font

⛧ supporting Harbor Camps for Transgender Youth

[inkstainedrat]

I love all of the covers and Sympathy For the Devil is deff in the top tier

But my god

Enter Sandman positively fucks

[fallenangelvexed]

Another day, another cover

Links under the cut

[queerofthedagger]

Okay but have we considered dark, co-dependent Dreamling yet?

Hob, who has seen the best but also the very worst of humanity again and again, and for whom something just snaps when he finds Dream in Burgess' basement. Dream, who has always had an ambivalent relationship with humanity and who, with a bit of a nudge in the opposite direction than canon, might be pushed to bitter caution. Both of them starting off just a little bit unhinged about the other's safety post-Burgess, and having no one around them, really, to stop them from becoming worse.

Dream who sends nightmares to people who so much as mildly annoy Hob, and eventually sends nightmares to keep an eye on Hob, full stop. Hob, who's actually quite touched, what do you mean it might be a bit unhealthy? Who starts out by making sure people in the New Inn or around him know to keep their distance from Dream, who's quite willing to pick a fight (and hide a body) of anyone who looks at Dream the wrong way. Who grows on the inhabitants of the Dreaming so much that eventually, they are quite happy to listen to him, too, when he tells them to protect their boss even when it doesn't seem necessary. Even when said boss doesn't ask them to.

Just, Dream and Hob who become increasingly protective of each other, who become increasingly willing to do anything to keep each other safe, and if that means burning the whole world down? Well, then let it burn. Who go on a downward spiral so slow, by the point anyone really notices it's way too late to disentangle them from each other, and their ruthless devotion to no one but themselves. Dreamling who are ready to kill and abuse their power for each other, and as such are balancing each other so much that it is almost impossible to stop them without killing them both.

Just, Dreamling as 'us against everyone else.' They sure both are obsessive enough for this; all it really needs is the realisation that the other is just as bad.

[genderfluiddipshit]

hrnggg....swordsmachine +enter sandman....... i need to animate this but i havent animated in like 3+ years i'll take a stab at it

[thetrunkofmymind]

i have seen fall out boy three times in two weeks, in two different countries… i have ascended to previously undiscovered levels of not being normal about them <3

[timetravellingkitty]

The laugh that turns into a high note...

[vampiremansionpoolboy-moved]

also the opening support act was the warning who r three mexican sisters and god damn. the bassist was so hot. they all were but the bassist and drummer especially>>>>> like ugh. the main singer looked a bit too straight for me (dyed blonde long hair) if I wasn't already bisexual they would've been my homosexual awakening for sure. tbh I probably had a second awakening watching them lmao

OMG THATS THÉ BAND OCEAN LIKES i was listening to them like a week ago. i’ve been meaning to listen to them again omg this will be my reminder to listen again lmao

[x--daughters-of-darkness--x]

British Guitarist SOPHIE LLOYD Shares 'Spooky Shred Version' Of METALLICA's 'Enter Sandman'

British guitarist Sophie Lloyd has released her " spooky shred version" of the METALLICA classic "Enter Sandman". The song's accompanying music video, which was filmed at Alma De Cuba in Liverpool and edited by Clearwaymedia, can be seen below.

Says Sophie: "I hope you enjoy my spooky shred version of Enter Sandman by @metallica . Yes I a real spider, her name was Rosie, and no, I couldn't see anything with those eye contacts in!

"Huge thanks to @dylansreptiletime for providing the snakes and spiders! They were so cute!"

Earlier this month, Sophie released the official music video for her latest single, "Imposter Syndrome", a collaboration with HALESTORM frontwoman Lzzy Hale. The song is the title track of Sophie's upcoming full-length album, which will arrive on November 10 via the guitarist's own Autumn Records. Other guests set to appear on the CD include STEEL PANTHER's Michael Starr, ATREYU's Brandon Saller, TRIVIUM's Matt Heafy, Canadian singer Lauren Babic and BLACK STONE CHERRY's Chris Robertson.

The 27-year-old Lloyd told Guitar World about the LP: "I always said this album was going to be me paying homage to my 15-year-old self. This is an album I wrote for that girl.

"I'm so fortunate to work with all of the amazing singers on the record, and I can honestly say I've been listening to them for years.

"I can't tell you how gratifying it's been — I'd write the songs, and then we'd send them off and hear back from the singers. They were, like, 'Yeah, I really dig this. I'm up for it.' It's all turned out better than I could have imagined."

Regarding the album title, Sophie said: "Well, the imposter syndrome is a thing. It's a phenomenon a lot of people experience in any field; not just music, but you basically feel like you're an imposter. You don't deserve to be where you are, and at any moment people will uncover you for what you are. I feel like I've broken out of that now. I proved to myself, like, 'Yeah, you're here for a reason. You're good enough.'"

Asked if she is thinking of forming a band with one dedicated singer, Sophie said: "That's what we're trying to think about: 'How do we tour this?' We've got a few ideas. We're not sure whether we want to get a full-time vocalist — well, maybe. I guess it's just about finding a vocalist that fits you and inspires you. We might try something where we have big screens and we get vocalists to record a performance. The violinist Lindsey Stirling does that. Visually, it's pretty amazing.”

[merevide]

hi good morning but like fr this time

[myimaginaryradio]

This one goes out to @dolphincliffs , great suggestion. The Mighty Mighty Bosstones from 1992, this is Enter Sandman

[synthwife]

man the radio was playing some country folk song that included the whole "now i lay me down to sleep" prayer, and i turned to my mom and said "man this is a such weird style for covering metallica" and she was like "tina this is the Bedtime Prayer"

[lookninjas]

Already linked one Halloween playlist, but you can never have too many, so here’s a second Halloween playlist.