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View Poll Results: What is your favorite Metallica album?
Kill' Em All 20 15.38%
Ride the Lightning 30 23.08%
Master of Puppets 37 28.46%
And Justice for All 13 10.00%
Metallica (Black Album) 22 16.92%
Load 1 0.77%
Reload 1 0.77%
St. Anger 5 3.85%
Death Magnetic 1 0.77%
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Old 03-25-2014, 12:20 PM   #81 (permalink)
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You're gross. "Leper Messiah" is heavier than a fat chick's grocery cart.

That may be the best solo on the entire album also. And St Anger was awful.
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Old 03-25-2014, 03:14 PM   #82 (permalink)
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Much like The Batlord I also like St.Anger and it is a kind of progressive alt.metal, a much maligned album that doesn't deserve the stick it gets.
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Old 03-26-2014, 12:12 PM   #83 (permalink)
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Much like The Batlord I also like St.Anger and it is a kind of progressive alt.metal, a much maligned album that doesn't deserve the stick it gets.
It certainly deserves some stick, just not a waterfall of logs.
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Old 03-27-2014, 11:10 PM   #84 (permalink)
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I like all Metallica albums but my two favorites are Ride the Lightning and Black album.

I went with Black album just cause I literally wore that record out.
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Old 04-03-2014, 02:11 PM   #85 (permalink)
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Master of Puppets with Justice being a very close second!
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Old 04-29-2014, 12:14 PM   #86 (permalink)
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Alright, so my current ranking goes like this
  1. Master of Puppets
  2. ...And Justice For All
  3. Ride the Lightning
  4. Kill Em' All
  5. The Black Album
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Every other album.




With Kill Em' All I can't find a song other than "Hit the Lights," "The Four Horsemen," and "Seek & Destroy" that I can really get into, though "Hit the Lights" kicks major ****ing ass and at this moment is possible tied with "Sad But True" for my favorite Metallica song.

Ride the Lightning just seems...unfocused to me. I really like the "clean" aspects of some of the songs like the first track and especially "Fade To Black," but overall those aspects were considerably refined in Master of Puppets with "Battery" and the mellow intro of "Damage, Inc." Even the instrumental "Orion" flows better than "Call of Ktulu." RTL also seems to be the least varied I dare say of Metallica's first five albums?

...And Justice for All basically takes my favorite elements from "Master of Puppets" (the song) and makes that into an album. "...And Justice For All" even sounds very similar to "MoP." I've noticed that this album doesn't sound as aggressive as their earlier work? Like it was filtered/mixed too much/too well perhaps? When I listen to "...And Justice For All" then listen to "S&D" the difference is startling. Anybody else notice that?

Anyway, those are my thoughts.

Also, ignore what I said about St. Anger. The vocals just kill that album.
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Like it was filtered/mixed too much/too well perhaps? When I listen to "...And Justice For All" then listen to "S&D" the difference is startling. Anybody else notice that?
I guess you're referring to the lack of bass on the album.
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I guess you're referring to the lack of bass on the album.
Is that what it is?? The album sounds so hollow.
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Is that what it is?? The album sounds so hollow.
I'm surprised you never knew or read that somewhere already, as that is what the album is most famous for lacking and is usually mentioned in every review or article about the album.
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Is that what it is?? The album sounds so hollow.
Yeah they screwed with Jason's bass as sort of a "**** you!" what with the whole Cliff thing. But why they would think it was a good idea to **** all over your new band member's parts on an album I have no idea.
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