:26:04
l also know that
this relationship is not over.
:26:08
You know, he'll...
it'll come around again at some point.
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You guys will make contact.
:26:12
At that time, the manager suggested
that we have a psychotherapist come in,
:26:17
a man that meets with pro-ball teams -
you know, big-ego, big-dollar guys
:26:24
that can't get along,
but have to make some kind of entity flow
:26:29
so everybody else
and everybody can make their money.
:26:34
And, uh, I actually said,
:26:38
"l think that this is really fucking lame
:26:45
and weak that we cannot get together."
:26:49
"Us! Look, we're the biggest
heavy band of all time!"
:26:56
"And the things we've been through,
the decisions we've made
:27:00
about squillions of dollars
and squillions of people."
:27:05
"And this... we can't get over this?"
:27:14
Was it more than just the Echobrain
thing? 'Cause that's, like, you know,
:27:18
what has been discussed.
:27:21
He feIt like he wasn't free enough
to do what he needed to do.
:27:26
Since he wasn't getting
his creativity out enough in Metallica,
:27:33
he needed to get it out somewhere else.
And I totally understand that now.
:27:39
And, uh...
:27:43
on my side of that was...
:27:47
l didn't want him to enjoy that
more than Metallica.
:27:52
l didn't want anyone to leave Metallica.
:27:56
l didn't want to feel that we weren't
enough, or something like that.