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CD 1, Track 1 Fuel
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CD 1, Track 2 The Memory Remains
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CD 1, Track 3 Devil's Dance
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CD 1, Track 4 The Unforgiven II
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CD 1, Track 5 Better Than You
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CD 1, Track 6 Slither
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CD 1, Track 7 Carpe Diem Baby
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CD 1, Track 8 Bad Seed
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CD 1, Track 9 Where the Wild Things Are
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CD 1, Track 10 Prince Charming
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CD 1, Track 11 Low Man's Lyric
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CD 1, Track 12 Attitude
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CD 1, Track 13 Fixxxer
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2007-06-05
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2008-10-27
review for music lovers...
If you are of the speed metal only type of metallica fan, then this is not for you. However, if you love music, then this is. With Death Magnetic, Rick Ruben, along with many old metallica fans, said "make the album that should have come after And justice for all". The thing is, they made that album already. It's called "the Black ALbum". The fact of the matter is, Metallica was ready to move forward after "justice" - they had taken the "prog-metal"/speed metal thing as far as they could take it, and for them to evolve as musicians, they HAD to realease the stripped-down blues metal experimentaion that was "metallica(black album)", Load and Reload. which was, incidentally, just as important and influential as their first four albums. Musically, this is growth. this is experimentation. not something that the relatively narrow -minded""new metallica sucks" fan wants to hear. They already made four perfect, groundbreaking thrash albums, which no one else had done.... So, if you like music, Load is an expertly crafted excercise in melody and slow-tempo heavy rock. and if you like the sound of that, then metallica is one of the best, if not the best, at that genre. which is pretty cool, since they are also the best (or were, depending how you see it) band at speed- driven prog - thrash metal. Thus, if you are more broad in your music taste, you will find that Metallica is a band who created and conquered two genres, and RELOAD is an excellent example of this.
2008-10-02
Not a repeat of "Load" and yet not a return to what we're used to...
The Metallica fans are divided, with some saying Metallica has evolved and others saying they betrayed their fans. Make no mistake: "Reload" sounds nothing like "Master of Puppets" and bears only a passing resemblance to "Load."
The album is distinctly heavier than its namesake predecessor, yet tries to maintain its feel by including softer songs like "Low Man's Lyric" (a good track in its own right, but I digress). What this amounts to is a bunch of songs, some of which are great and some immediately forgettable, all tossed into a blender and put on the album in whatever order they came out. The album doesn't flow well, a cardinal sin when coming from the same people who brought us "Master of Puppets" and "Ride the Lightning."
Most of the songs are good, but the album is laid out terribly, leaving us somewhere in limbo when it comes to forming an opinion of it.
2008-07-06
its funny how this is better than Load...
better than Load but still not enough for me to care. seriously, who cares what Metallica has to say anymore? arent we over it yet? i mean, they released 4 records that made metal what it is today, no one in a metal band can decline the notion that Metallica paved the way and in a way invented what we know today as american metal but that was 20 plus years ago, do we really care anymore?
there are some decent radio hits on this cd which is what Metallica had been trying to do since 1990 and have succeeded but with time the songs on these later era releases just arent worth the plastic they are put on.
im just so over Metallica and these songs.
dont get me wrong tho, i love Metallica, i love the early era stuff because it still rules over most if not all metal thats around today but do they really have anything left to offer but stale music packaged as an excuse to tour?
2008-05-27
Metallica should just quit already. They've been awful since the self titled album....
The best to the worst; Metallica stinks and they know it. The band committed suicide after ...And Justice For All.
2008-05-22
Cry Us A River...
This album is not terrific, as it has some filler. That filler is, generally, very bad. But when its good, this album succeeds. For some reason, the thrashing burn-outs never matured, however, and they are here giving undeserved 1-star ratings. It's all very unfortunate.
This album is a good, solid, hard, blues-based, rocker. It is interesting enough to keep you listening. The first half of this album is very good.
If you like hard rock, check it out.
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