尾声: MASTER OF PUPPETS 悠扬的吉他SOLO里,Wacken露天金属盛会的热烈场面中, 背景里响起不同人的独白:
For young people it’s a place to belong where you can experience other possibilities and transcend everyday why if in a very glorious way… (对于年轻人而言那是归宿,是一个可以尝试其他可能性的地方,且能让人以一种很辉煌的方式从日常生活中超脱出来...)
It's about the idea of perhaps the way that people feel is as important and maybe more important as how people think. (她的意义在于: 和人们的想法相比,也许人们的感受同样重要,或许更重要。"
It doesn’t judge me, it doesn’t criticize me, it’s just always there for me, always. (她不评判我,不非难我,而只是一直陪伴着我,永远。)
For metalhead good, beauty and truth is upon the stage there. (对于铁杆金属迷而言,真善美都在台上)
Is heavy metal a sacrament? For some people it is. If it keeps kids alive, if it gives them hope, if it gives them a place to belong, if it give them a sense of transcendence? Then I believe it’s spiritual force and I believe it’s a pipe line to god. (重金属是圣礼吗? 对于一些人而言是的。如果她能够让孩子们活下去,如果她给与他们希望,如果她让他们有了归宿,如果她使他们获得一种超脱感, 那么我相信她就是精神力量而且相信她是通向上帝的引线。)
The most powerful predictor of someone would commit suicide is the helplessness. Nobody listens to heavy metal in order to feel helpless. They listen to metal in order to feel empowered and connected with other people. And that maybe empowered by a song about suicide that makes you realize that you’re not alone, you’re not helpless other people are doing the same thing, you don’t need to kill yourself. (判断某人是否会自杀的最有力指标是无助。没有人听金属乐是为了感到无助。他们听金属乐是为了让自己获得力量的同时与其它的人建立联系。而如果一首关于自杀的歌让你充满力量的话,那你会明白你并不孤独,你并不无助,因为有许多人和你一样,你没有必要去自杀。)
“Ever since I was 12 years old, I’ve had to defend my love for heavy metal against those who say it’s a less valid form of music. My answer now is that, you either feel it, or you don’t.
If metal doesn’t give you that overwhelming surge of power or make the hair stand up on the back of your neck, you might never get it.
And you know what? That’s okay. Because judging by the 40,000 metalheads around me, we’re doing just fine without you!!”