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by: Metallica
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0093624986188
Item Dimensions: 21
Label: Warner Bros.
Manufacturer: Warner Bros.
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Warner Bros.
Release Date: September 12, 2008
Studio: Warner Bros.
Disc 1:- That Was Just Your Life
- The End Of The Line
- Broken, Beat & Scarred
- The Day That Never Comes
- All Nightmare Long
- Cyanide
- The Unforgiven III
- The Judas Kiss
- Suicide & Redemption
- My Apocalypse
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
One of the most influential bands in music, ranked eighth on the list of the biggest-selling groups in history, Metallica unveils its ninth studio album, Death Magnetic. The band's
first album in five years, Death Magnetic is also its first with renowned producer Rick Rubin (Danzig, Slayer, System Of A Down,
Slipknot), first with bassist Robert Trujillo, and first on Warner Bros. Heavy and thrashy, unafraid to embrace the band's past yet move
into the future.
Album Description:
Limited Edition UK pressing of Metallica's 2008 album housed inside a coffin box along with a EXTRA LARGE T-shirt. Death Magnetic is the iconic Metal band's 10th studio album overall. and was produced by Rick Rubin. Formed in Los Angeles in 1981 by drummer Lars Ulrich and guitarist and vocalist James Hetfield, Metallica has become one of the most influential and commercially successful Rock bands in history, having sold 100 million albums worldwide and playing to millions of fans the world over. They have garnered numerous awards and accolades, including seven Grammy Awards, two American Music Awards, and multiple MTV Video Music Awards. In addition, their 1991 album, Metallica, which has sold 15 million copies in the United States alone, has been awarded the prestigious "Diamond Award" from the Recording Industry Association of America, given to those albums with U.S. sales of 10 million or more. Mercury Records.
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They really took it back to what I was use to with "Master of Puppets" and "And Justice for all". Rocking out with tempo changes and great lyrics and guitars. I held off buying this cd but glad I did after I saw it at a used music store. Wish I would have 2 years ago. Great musicians. Peace.
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You can read my review of St. Anger on the product page if you like, to know how I felt about that album. With that said, I listened to this album with one eye closed, hoping it wouldn't suck. Well, it doesn't suck, it blows...everything the hell out of the water. This is the album that should have been released instead of St. Anger. With Trujillo firmly in place as the "new" bass player, it goes for the throat and doesn't let off. The only bad thing I can say about this album is, that it looks ridiculous to see a grown man head-banging in traffic, and you will be...you will be. I'm out!
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Finally a return to form. Great songs. However, a couple aren't as good as they could be. Also, the sound levels were mastered much higher than they should have been leading to clipping and that makes the audio sound a little overdriven. Overlooking that, its awesome.
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Metallica makes another failed attempt to reclaim their long lost place in metal history as the world's top metal band,and in the process, sells out for a second time in their careers... this time,to themselves.I get the feeling that for this album they were doing metal just because it was trendy again,not because it's what they wanted to do.I Really did like this album a lot when it was first released,but it has turned out to be a reverse-grower for me,and i realized that the only reason i cared for it at all was nostalgia..the lyrics are juvenile,insipid and weak,james hetfield's voice is long shot,lars..well it's lars- basic novice drumming at best.Generic metal songs that are way too long, poorly pasted together with pro-tools..in this regard death magnetic is closer to st.anger take-two than many metallica fans would care to admit.I guess i was just expecting more being an original old-school metallica fan(since the 'puppets days)..three stars for "all nightmare long" though..great ... Read More
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awesome... Microjoy from richmond va check em out on myspace
rick rubin please produce our next record we're to poor to tour to great to wait
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