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Metallica: "Death Magnetic."
So i saw it down in Tesco's today for a tenner so i decided i should treat myself to an overdue dose of godlike metal gods and thier godlike music.
The result of this? Death Magnetic is by far a big step back in the right direction for Metallica. They certainly owed us all a good album and while this is not up to par with such albums like "Master of Puppets" or "The Black Album." it's a wonderful dose of great metal. I personally loved "The Unforgiven III" and "The Judas Kiss." from the album, the amazing guitar riffs are there and bring more then smiles to your face. So yes, it;s a brief review but still I recommend buying as it's not going to disappoint. not Metallica's best effort but not their worst by far. |
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Well The Black album was always my favourite. I did veer away from them after saint anger though. I am quite fond of this album, its not as good as the Black album but i do feel that it is very good. Cyanide in particular.
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I haven't heard the album yet, but I have heard Cyanide, and if that's anything to go by, sounds like an awesome album.
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Well take it from me and Chris. Buy it download it or make a tramp recite it for you. It is a definite must in the metal department.
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One thing i am surprised to keep hearing is people debating wither Iron Maiden or Metallica are better? Personally I think you can't compare two legendary metal bands of that Calibre |
Well they're two different genres. You couldn't compare a legendary solo such as the Dance of Death solo with the God That Failed solo. Its better and safer to say that the two bands will always see a place in the history books of metal so there's no need to compare them. Iron Maiden = 5 stars Metallica = 5 stars. Simple as that.
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