"When I listened to 'Nothing Else Matters,' and I knew that I was confirmed for Glastonbury - I actually have chills talking about this - it was the only song that I could imagine playing."įast forward two years to the present day, the pop superstar relayed what was so special about being including on The Metallica Blacklist, which features only covers of 'Black Album' songs by 53 artists, some of whom are within the rock and metal realm and others who are far removed from heavy music.Ĭyrus praised the Metallica's open-mindedness regarding the wide-ranging covers set and preached for unity across different styles of music, exclaiming, "Fuck the divide." "When I think about the sentiment behind 'Nothing Else Matters,' it aligns completely with my morals and my values," Cyrus revealed.
But there’s a big difference," she continued. It has to do with the words, and to challenge that is to say that there’s no difference between lightning and a lightning bug. It was about how lyrics are one of the most resonant aspects of a song, and of why an audience connects with a song. "Recently, I wrote down something very wise that I heard, which is related to your question. I’m constantly writing things in there," the singer prefaced before offering an explanation. One of them is filled with my morals, my values, my purpose, my potential, my capabilities, and my commitments-to others, and to myself. "I have two notebooks that I take everywhere I go. Ulrich brought up Cyrus' 2019 Glastonbury gig and her first-ever live performance of "Nothing Else Matters," asking why she selected that song in particular to play in front of the more mainstream-skewed festival crowd.
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