That remains to be seen. I'm not sure why he would suddenly fence it off for no reason though. The article wasn't clear, but it sounds like he's owned the property for a while.
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Another reasons to dislike a band member of Metallica. (Hiking,Yes Hiking,Related.)
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That remains to be seen. I'm not sure why he would suddenly fence it off for no reason though. The article wasn't clear, but it sounds like he's owned the property for a while.
BeanoNYC
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I'm going to seek out other articles for clarification. Looks like all he built was a studio. (Which could be the reason for the fence in the first place.)
ocean edge in brewster on the cape had a similar issue. they claim to own the tidal flats near their private beaches. when the tide goes out on the bay side you can literally walk straight off the beach for miles (not totally sure could be just under a couple of miles). they want to restrict people from walking over "their" tidal flats. they had the stones to put up a sign. the town stepped in and said they can't post a sign w/out a permit. tons of locals and tourists walk those flats. now people would have to walk around them to continue their walk. BS
The article said that piece of property that he built the studio on was purchased in 1999, the piece of property that has the fire road in question is a separate piece (the Luiz Ranch) that was bought sometime later. Also note this:
That tells me that he's not necessarily against public access to lands in general. Granted he traded that to get something else, but still.
Johnskiismore
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Just to throw in my two cents, I don't think we have heard the whole story... from both sides. The article was vague, more information is needed to draw a conclusion on who's right or wrong.
Good point.
BeanoNYC
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Actually tells me he's not against preservation but is against public access.
It says it's to maintained as "public space", I have to imagine that means he expects that the public will access it somehow...
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cbcbd
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Wouldn't surprise me... probably some pissed off old school Metallica fans... or maybe it was Shawn Fanning.
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its a shame that the members of a great band are such tools
Paul
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Best post in this whole thread. Metalica died with Cliff.
Yeah...with a pair of bolt cutters.:flame:
Only time will tell, my friend...
That could be true. :lol:
I have no real interest either way, just offering a differing opinion..
BeanoNYC
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Came across this article with video. Seems that someone has spray painted "shame and disgrace" on the new fence.
andyzee
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Can you say Eminent domain 
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I have problems listening to anything after "Master Of Puppets"...
I got issues with the way these guys go about things...
I love the old lady in the story yelling 'boycott Metallica" while riding her horse by the fence. :lol:
I always agreed with this until tonight. I was over a friends house watching football today and he played the new cd. There is some sick shit on there. It reminded me a lot of And Justice for All. The worst song on there is the one they're playing on the radio. Even that song starts off lame but the long solo at the end kicks ass.
Disclaimer to my previous post, the bass is lacking on the new album. I'm not a fan of Robert Trujillo.
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