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DAVE MUSTAINE Sends 'Get Well' Message To LARS ULRICH: 'I Love Ya Bro'

June 6, 2004

MEGADETH mainman — and former METALLICA guitarist — Dave Mustaine has issued the following statement regarding the reports that METALLICA drummer Lars Ulrich missed the band's performance at Download festival in England after being hospitalized in Zurich, Switzerland.

"It is reported that something has happened to my old friend Lars Ulrich, and in METALLICA fashion, the show went on.

I just wanted to pass on my best 'Get Well Soon' wishes to Lars, and send him my prayers.

"I also wanted to say, 'Job well done to the guys in SLAYER and in SLIPKNOT for stepping up to the plate in a moment of need.'

"I hope you are OK, Lars. I love ya bro."

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