Robert Trujillo Says He’s Open To Singing For Metallica Again

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Robert Trujillo, bassist for heavy metal band Metallica since 2003, has shared that he is open to signing for Metallica again.

Trujillo started playing bass at a young age and joined his first band, Suicidal Tendencies, in 1989. Trujillo is known for his unique playing style, which combines funk, metal, and Latin music influences. He is known for his versatile music style, combining different genres such as heavy metal, funk, jazz, and Latin.

He has been playing bass for over 30 years and has contributed to many iconic songs. He is also known for his use of a six-string bass, which allows him to play a broader range of notes and create complex arrangements. He has co-written many of the band’s music, like “My Apocalypse,” “All Nightmare Long,” and “ManUNkind.”

According to Loudwire, Trujillo commented,“I’m always there for what the band needs! I was expecting to just do gang vocal-type things, adding a bit of texture and presence to the recording, but I didn’t realize I’d get a semi-solo moment! I always do my best whatever I’m asked to, though, man, and these are the moments you can cherish,” he continued. “

It is good to know that Trujillo is ready to jump in if needed.

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