Metallica Re-Revisited???

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  • CleanAzzE30z
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    Im still gonna see them in December. First time since '99 that Ill see them.




    Mariano

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  • 325_e30
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    i dled the album the other day. not to bad.. doesnt touch their early stuff though.. and i wouldnt pay for the album.

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  • TwoJ's
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    I downloaded it earlier today too. It's pretty good, but needs more shit like this:

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  • iamsam
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    Just downloaded Death Magnetic, i love it so far!!! no more of that gay St. Anger stuff, this sounds more like the stuff they used to make.

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  • LEANE30
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    Originally posted by Charlie
    Trujillo's not a scrawny fuck like Newsted, you want to go up to him and say "we're turning down your bass?"

    That being said, you don't fuck with Bob. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGvBteFZiGE

    -Charlie

    ^^^

    youtube link: i was just thinking that they need to simply get rid of vocals and focus purely on just the music. when they did their S&M stint, i fell away, far away, i still bought it, but that was before i heard it. i liked Reload ALOT more than Load... and the classics are just straight up classics.

    when they went that SM route i seriously wondered if it was foreshadowing of the balls to do the first hard metal rock album without vocals. ...the intro to the first linked song is a shining glory slowly building to what one hopes to be an unbrideled, unholy wrath of riffs and heated intensity, BUT INSTEAD we get a vocal chime-in and a placid leveling of a potent revival alchemy of their infamous ancient emotion-evoking twines

    seriously, if metallica had the balls to release a PURE-AS-IT-GETS metal instrumental album, no bull shit just methodically planned and constructed rips with fresh pure CLEAN energy solos, i swear i'll get their thorn logo tattooed wherever the public sees fit.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    This album blows. I wouldn't even buy it on cassette.

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  • s0urce
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    Originally posted by TwoJ's
    Wow, your wisdom and insight are astounding.
    Who comes to the r3v OT looking for wisdom and insight?

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  • TwoJ's
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    Originally posted by s0urce
    Metallica sucks balls.
    Wow, your wisdom and insight are astounding.

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  • s0urce
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    Metallica sucks balls.

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  • Ray McCooney
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    6 out of the 10 new songs are now available for listening on the band's website:

    http://www.metallica.com/index.asp?item=601197

    "My Apocalypse" and "All Nightmare Long" might be of some interest to the fans of anything older than "Load".

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  • JeffRR
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    I heard "My Apocalypse" yesterday on KUPD in the morning, it wasn't bad enough for me to turn it off.

    That's a step in the right direction.

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  • Ray McCooney
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    Originally posted by trent
    Holy fuck that single is a large disappointment. I was expecting a quick brash of old-skool style riffs, not this clean shit.fuck. This album is gonna suck. That shit song might as well be "Unforgiven 3"
    Not going to quarrel with your level of disappointment (I know I have had my fair share over the past 13 or so years).

    You weren't too far off on the song titles though:

    Complete track listing for the album

    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

    Seriously Metallica, you had to make a third extension of a song???

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  • Ray McCooney
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    The second single to be released by the band from the upcoming album:

    "My Apocalypse"

    http://www.metallica.com/index.asp?item=601136

    So glad that the power construct of Hetfield/Ulrich are allowing solos again.


    And to the individuals that are forecasting this to be a huge disappointment/failure/end for the band, have you actually even listened to the train wreck that was St. Anger? This is a huge step in the right direction from that.

    I also don't necessarily think that everyone is playing with a realistic mindset here, the days of "The Frayed Ends of Sanity" and "Battery" are days that will not return. I will be interested if they can even come somewhat close to their previous levels of energy.

    I also completely agree with Mariano's assessment, it is evident that the hunger is no longer a part of the equation as much as complacency now is. Plus these guys are what, middle forties now?

    Still meh for me at this moment. I'll reserve my final opinion until I have the actual full length album in my hands for review.

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  • Farbin Kaiber
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    So long sweet metal thrashing friends, you will be sorely missed from any memory pre 1993.

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  • Borat
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    all of the albums (bar that one with lars playing with the pots and pans) are pretty badass. obviously the justice albums and earlier are the best the others still have some cool songs like charlie mentioned. with the new one i'm expecting maybe another "load" but hoping for another "puppets/lightning"

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