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Track Listings
| 1. Fuel |
| 2. The Memory Remains |
| 3. Devil's Dance |
| 4. The Unforgiven ll |
| 5. Better Than You |
| 6. Slither |
| 7. Carpe Diem Baby |
| 8. Bad Seed |
| 9. Where The Wild Things Are |
| 10. Prince Charming |
| 11. Low Man's Lyric |
| 12. Attitude |
| 13. Fixxxer |
Product Description
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For many heavy metal fans, Metallica epitomizes the genre, especially for those listeners who remember the band's fast-and-furious 1983 debut, Kill 'Em All. As a result, their continued foray into a more stripped-down, laid-back sound with this album has met a mixed response. However, there's enough innovation and just plain strange stuff on this album to make it worth a listen. The creepy "The Memory Remains" is perfectly accentuated by Marianne Faithfull's backing vocals, and "Where the Wild Things Are" features the multilayered vocals and guitars that Metallica is famous for, albeit at about half their usual speed. The opening ("Fuel") and closing ("Fixxxer") tracks are especially strong, and intermixed with some slower, country-inflected tunes are the obnoxious rockers that made Metallica the long-running success they are. --Genevieve Williams
Album Description
Japanese-only SHM-CD (Super High Material CD) paper sleeve pressing of this classic album from the Bay-Area Metal legends, originally released in 1997. SHM-CDs can be played on any audio player and delivers unbelievably high-quality sound. You won't believe it's the same CD! Universal. 2008.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
The sad present of a giant,
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This review is from: Re-Load (Audio CD)
This album is horrible. I can't stand it. The only thing that makes it not so bad as ST Sucker is that it still has solos and that there is still drums instead of coffe and soda cans. It is not about the popular look of them. I have nothing against the haircuts. Everyone knows that when you press play that doesn't matter. It is not about all those photo shots or the MTV crap. It is about the way this sounds. We all know that bands explore different styles at a certain moment. Some get good results and some get bad. Since the Black Album Metallica showed that they didn't even explore. No speed, no killer riffs, no complicated solos. No intelligent MUSIC anymore. Long hair, beer, crazy metalhead fans, more beer, crazy conduct and more beer. That was Metallica but besides of that, Metallica was INTELLIGENT MUSIC. I mean Kill em All and specially Ride the Lighting with Master of Puppets was intelligent music. Good music. Complex. Fast, Slow, Heavy. Those are the words that come to your mind when you think about those albums. I'm not 38 years old guy that listen to Metallica since 1983. I'm actually 18 and I began listening to Metal like three years ago and I didn't even begin with Metallica like the mayority. I began with European Power Metal. I've heard all of Metallica's material and I love their old stuff. But this is just bad. I think that most of you know it but you don't want to admit it like others. What do you get here? Commercial sound? What is commercial sound? Is a hard question. The fact is that this album is enjoyed by the Linkin Park fans much more than by the "Old school" Metallica or Iron Maiden fans. This is hardly enjoyed by a Metalhead. To me, Reload gets 0.5 stars instead of 0 like ST Sucker. Mainly because of the solos. (...)
1.0 out of 5 stars
Is this MetallicA?,
By Slayerization (Dublin) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Re-Load (Audio CD)
Ok, so MetallicA went past there mid-life crisis which was the horrible Load. They spent more time wearing eyeliner and posing in horrible,dumb,ugly photo sessions, instead of writing killer riffs and brilliant toughtful songs. If this album was a movie it would have the Tag Line "Just when you tought the Mid Life crisis was over"How many bad songs can you have on one album? the answer is 13. 13 Horrible songs, and a butchering of Unforgiven with Unforgiven 2. A Chore of an Album.
1.0 out of 5 stars
Why???????,
By Jason Risher (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Re-Load (Audio CD)
Why do people like metallica so much, they suck in general. I wish they would just disappear. They suck almost as much as ozzy.
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