Lars pa Litquake
Litquake is San Francisco's literary festival and Lars Ulrich was one of this years readers. Encycmet.com visitor Martin reports.
Lars entered the stage in jeans and was happy and easy talking. At first he did show a book by Danish Søren Kierkegaard and said he had in mind reading his favourite chapter. He then said that the chapter was 175 pages and too much so he picked up a small poem book written by his father Torbein Ulrich who was in the building.
Lars read a few minutes but was a bit nervous and did chew on a chewing gum all the time. He thanked the audience and went offstage.
Lars entered the stage in jeans and was happy and easy talking. At first he did show a book by Danish Søren Kierkegaard and said he had in mind reading his favourite chapter. He then said that the chapter was 175 pages and too much so he picked up a small poem book written by his father Torbein Ulrich who was in the building.
