If Metallica's Atlas, Rise! was on S&M2

So with the recent release of Metallica's S&M2 I got to wondering what it might sound like if some of my other favorites had been performed. So I decided to go ahead and mock up an orchestra behind Atlas, Rise!

Obviously I can only guess how others might have orchestrated this, but I tried to stick approximately to the style behind the S&M/S&M2.

Also, obviously, the copyright to the song Atlas, Rise! itself is Metallica's.

[maxzubic]

Can you do the same thing with a live performance (preferably Nashville 2019)? You will have to tune the symphony a half-step down, but it would sound more like S&M2 that way.

[varix]

You did my second favorite Metallica song proud, GOOD LORD THIS IS AMAZING

[asgardman]

S&M3 dream setlist is about to start :)))

[charlesdailnielson]

Thanks for all the replies and suggestions everyone. I'm unlikely to do more anytime soon (crazy busy), but definitely check out Ben Zimmermann's work if you haven't come across it yet:

[thequintessential]

I’d love to hear you do a rendition of Here Comes Revenge!

[AlexRooneyComposer]

Why is it that every "if was on S&M2" has better orchestra writing than the actual S&M2? The actual orchestra parts for that show were so bland apart from 5-6 cool spots. That is when you could actual hear the orchestra.

[belmonthe]

was epic, atlas is easily one of the last heavy metallica songs, unfortunately they aren't interested on bring to the fans a good performance with their historical songs, and prefer to play boring and intranscendental songs (unforgiven III my good; who listen that song?)
thank you for bring us an excellent arrangements in classical music