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@andyman: well if you're mainly into lyrics then I can see why the new album blows. I don't find the lyrics particularly bend-minding either, but the guitar work is a step up from their last few observations.

mrd wrote:solos are back

and from what I've heard a lil less wah during, imo kirk used the hell out of the pedal few years back, seems not so much meow. check btw

yeah he does a lot less wah-ing. I think I only heard two wah sessions, and one of them proceeded a "normal" solo so it was less invasive.

btw engrish

I've only got the fucking WMA rips to go off of, but this album's surprisingly decent. Maybe it's just the contrast to that shitfest they had in 2003, but I might actually keep onto this one as soon as some flacs come out.

Anyone going to buy the album for Guitar Hero?

I just got finished listening to the album, and I think it was pretty good. It's a lot better than some of their more recent stuff (with goes without saying) and harkens back to the heavier, more "metal" days of Metallica. I love the fact that the songs are all well over the 3- to 5-minute mark which seems to be the trend in recent years, and I'm made happier by the fact that there's enough variety in each song to keep them from getting redundant halfway through.

Speaking of variety, the album's songs as a whole sound a bit too similar to one another for my liking. The one exception is The Unforgiven III, which while being distinct, hardly resembles its predecessors. Not that this is a bad thing; the song sounds great and it's my favorite on Death Magnetic.

If ...And Justice for All deserves a 10/10 and Reload a 7/10, I'd say Death Magnetic is somewhere around the 7.5/10 range.

And yes, r3t, I will definitely be buying the album for Guitar Hero III. I love the Dragonforce track pack and the Guitar Virtuoso track pack and want some more crazy shit to add to my playlist.

Jesus at 15 dollars I would probably be buying CD’s too instead of downloading them. Unfortunately a new CD costs around 20 euros around here, which means they can fuck right off.

Transient wrote:I just got finished listening to the album, and I think it was pretty good. It's a lot better than some of their more recent stuff (with goes without saying) and harkens back to the heavier, more "metal" days of Metallica. I love the fact that the songs are all well over the 3- to 5-minute mark which seems to be the trend in recent years, and I'm made happier by the fact that there's enough variety in each song to keep them from getting redundant halfway through.

Speaking of variety, the album's songs as a whole sound a bit too similar to one another for my liking. The one exception is The Unforgiven III, which while being distinct, hardly resembles its predecessors. Not that this is a bad thing; the song sounds great and it's my favorite on Death Magnetic.

If ...And Justice for All deserves a 10/10 and Reload a 7/10, I'd say Death Magnetic is somewhere around the 7.5/10 range.

And yes, r3t, I will definitely be buying the album for Guitar Hero III. I love the Dragonforce track pack and the Guitar Virtuoso track pack and want some more crazy shit to add to my playlist.

i didn't read any of this

To me, metallica lost their hard edge after kill 'em all. After that, they were like a different band. Ride the lightning was OK, MOP, OK, AJFA I like, but at this point the music had been absolutely drained of the magical vocal rage Hetfield had previously possessed.

metallica


lol

yeah they definitely pussed out after kill em all but i still liked the experimentation of ride the lightning and master of puppets...after that they were either trying to hard and failing(justice) or just plain sucking balls(the rest)...james voice is ghey as shit now...

any fags who own a gazillion bucks

and lead a piracy march to washington

can fuck off

scared? wrote:yeah they definitely pussed out after kill em all but i still liked the experimentation of ride the lightning and master of puppets...after that they were either trying to hard and failing(justice) or just plain sucking balls(the rest)...james voice is ghey as shit now...

lol @ the moron...

what a fag.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dl2qocBpM1U

wow, he truly is a shit drummer.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFlnXeo4mKQ

Srsly, whats the deal with James' voice? I don't mind his black album era of vocals, but ever since st anger it's cringe worthy.

He took singing lessons.

Never should have done that. Singers who take lessons mid-career often fuck up what's been giving their voice character.

Other example: Sunny Day Real Estate

wow that lars solo was horrible...my kid will own him when he's 9...

james sounds like he is trying to be glen danzig but fails now...

Grudge wrote:He took singing lessons.

Never should have done that. Singers who take lessons mid-career often fuck up what's been giving their voice character.

Other example: Sunny Day Real Estate

and Edsel Dope

Singing lessons teach throaty growls, and nasally pitch?

Metallica are played out. I haven't heard the new album yet (aside from two tracks), but TBH it wouldn't take much at this point to impress me because they've been so shit lately. So, even if I like it when I hear it, half of that response is going to be from the "thank god they don't suck so bad" department.

And yea, if I had to pick one of their albums to keep, it would probably be Justice. But I still love hearing Puppets and Ride the Lightning just as much. I used to love Kill em All, but that one's fallen behind the others.

Garage Days was badass too.

I dunno.. I've been listening to the new album a bunch more in the last two days, it's starting to grow on me. I still am annoyed by the lyrics & singing in a lot of songs, but some of the guitar work is fuckin' sweet. All Nightmare Long is a great track, the grungey riff that starts in near the beginning of the song is great. The instrumental is pretty cool too, it's sweet to hear that MarkIIC+ out again

mrd wrote:I dunno.. I've been listening to the new album a bunch more in the last two days, it's starting to grow on me.

fagot...

scared? wrote:

mrd wrote:I dunno.. I've been listening to the new album a bunch more in the last two days, it's starting to grow on me.

fagot...

A fagot says whut?