will be getting the new Metallica as soon as it's out

Yes.

Great album! I played the crap out of it when it came out.

I listened to it a couple of months ago, and I could detect no crap in it whatsoever.

I lost my entire music library about a year ago, and I spent today re-downloading some old stuff I used to love that I hadn't gotten back yet. Good times.

Drugs to the Dear Youth - Tera Melos
s/t - Tera Melos
Patagonian Rats - Tera Melos
Complex Full of Phantoms - Tera Melos/By the End of Tonight
s/t - This Town Needs Guns
Animals - This Town Needs Guns
Jane Doe - Converge
Miss Machine - The Dillinger Escape Plan
Ire Works - The Dillinger Escape Plan
Calculating Infinity - The Dillinger Escape Plan
The Fall of Troy discography


Plus some new goodies:
Abyss - Shipwreck AD
Duane - Gnarwhal

Sometimes this experience isn't a bad thing, especially if you've got plenty of time on your hands. You can rediscover old gems, and tracks you didn't use to like but now make you think "this is actually pretty awesome!"

Happened for me with the band Quiet Riot. I used to think that they were awful, but after losing and then re-downloading "*** On Feel The Noize" (why they had the word "***" in the name of that song...), thought it wasn't that bad.

Nice albums. I really liked Knife Man. The Michael Jordan Of Drunk Driving is great.

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The Jimi Hendrix Experience - BBC Sessions (replacement)
ZZ Top - One Foot in the Blues (comp)
James Brown - Live at the Apollo

Just picked up Steven Wilson's "Grace for Drowning"

After just one listen it sounds like "Lizard" era Crimson, but we'll see.