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Cüca Beludo - 24.07.2012 at 19:52
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| Rating: 10 |
This is the best album that I ever heard
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| Rating: 6 |
Written by HeavyReza on 02.11.2012 at 17:19
This is the best album that I ever heard
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You must've heard some really shitty albums in your time.
No just kidding, but really it's not that great. How'd you rate this higher than Ride the Lightning? I mean, to each his own, but I can say that this definitely is not one of my top albums.
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| Rating: 7 |
Definitely a solid release, at least not as bad as St. Anger, Reload, or anything else along those lines.
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Written by Jaeryd17 on 28.12.2012 at 00:02
Written by HeavyReza on 02.11.2012 at 17:19
This is the best album that I ever heard
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You must've heard some really shitty albums in your time.
No just kidding, but really it's not that great. How'd you rate this higher than Ride the Lightning? I mean, to each his own, but I can say that this definitely is not one of my top albums.
You like it or not like it, this is one of the great classics within the metal.
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Written by Vikcen on 28.12.2012 at 05:48
... this is one of the great classics within the metal.
mmmm, NO
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 28.12.2012 at 06:58
Written by Vikcen on 28.12.2012 at 05:48
... this is one of the great classics within the metal.
mmmm, NO
I'd call it a classic rock album.
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Written by Ace Frawley on 28.12.2012 at 08:11
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 28.12.2012 at 06:58
Written by Vikcen on 28.12.2012 at 05:48
... this is one of the great classics within the metal.
mmmm, NO
I'd call it a classic rock album.
it is a metal album no doubt about it but not a classic 
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| Rating: 5 |
Boring album, only liked two songs on here and it turns out one of them was actually stolen.
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Written by Egigantea on 03.03.2013 at 12:03
... and it turns out one of them was actually stolen.
and which one would that be? 
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 03.03.2013 at 12:31
Written by Egigantea on 03.03.2013 at 12:03
... and it turns out one of them was actually stolen.
and which one would that be?
Enter Sandman
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| Rating: 9 |
Written by Egigantea on 04.03.2013 at 07:18
Enter Sandman
If you are talking about the song of that band Stone don't bother, the riff structure was actually quite different when Kirk came up with it and was modified later to how it is played on the album. And yeah, it ended up sounding pretty similar since they use the same notes, it's a pretty basic riff really.
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Written by Unhealer on 04.03.2013 at 15:28
Written by Egigantea on 04.03.2013 at 07:18
Enter Sandman
If you are talking about the song of that band Stone don't bother, the riff structure was actually quite different when Kirk came up with it and was modified later to how it is played on the album. And yeah, it ended up sounding pretty similar since they use the same notes, it's a pretty basic riff really.
I think he is referring to Excel's Tapping INto The Emotional Void, which is a lot more similar, but imo also not similar enough to really call it stealing.
And that allegation of Metallica ripping off Stone I find extremely far-fetched. The main riff is so basic that my cousin, whoi doesn't listen to any metal and never has, could have come up with it.
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.03.2013 at 15:35
The main riff is so basic that my cousin, whoi doesn't listen to any metal and never has, could have come up with it.
Exactly. if you start going through old undergrounds bands you will probably find ten more songs with a similar riff.
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| Rating: 7 |
I can't imagine why Metallica would be motivated to steal another band's song anyway, unless the person making the allegation is saying it was unintentional? They were already quite successful, albeit nowhere near as big as they would become after the release of this album, and also talented song writers in their own right.
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Written by Ace Frawley on 05.03.2013 at 03:24
and also talented song writers in their own right.
there I tend to beg to differ quite a bit when looking at And Justice For All.
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 05.03.2013 at 13:54
there I tend to beg to differ quite a bit when looking at And Justice For All.
What? I think that album has some of the best songwriting by Metallica, even if that doesn't mean much. I mean, not that Metallica had impressive skills anywhere in their career, but I don't get why you target that album specifically having other far worse examples.
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Written by Unhealer on 05.03.2013 at 16:01
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 05.03.2013 at 13:54
there I tend to beg to differ quite a bit when looking at And Justice For All.
What? I think that album has some of the best songwriting by Metallica, even if that doesn't mean much. I mean, not that Metallica had impressive skills anywhere in their career, but I don't get why you target that album specifically having other far worse examples.
the songs are generally too repetitive and too drawn out for their own good. ONly three good songs featured on that album.
By far their best song writing can be found on Ride The Lightning which is is also superior to that any of their contamporaries. Metallica were miles ahead of other bands in that day and age.
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 05.03.2013 at 16:13
the songs are generally too repetitive and too drawn out for their own good. ONly three good songs featured on that album.
By far their best song writing can be found on Ride The Lightning which is is also superior to that any of their contamporaries. Metallica were miles ahead of other bands in that day and age.
I really agree with you here. Metallica were a very significant band with the release of Lightning and Puppets but their creative juices reached a climax on these albums.
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 04.03.2013 at 15:35
Written by Unhealer on 04.03.2013 at 15:28
Written by Egigantea on 04.03.2013 at 07:18
Enter Sandman
If you are talking about the song of that band Stone don't bother, the riff structure was actually quite different when Kirk came up with it and was modified later to how it is played on the album. And yeah, it ended up sounding pretty similar since they use the same notes, it's a pretty basic riff really.
I think he is referring to Excel's Tapping INto The Emotional Void, which is a lot more similar, but imo also not similar enough to really call it stealing.
And that allegation of Metallica ripping off Stone I find extremely far-fetched. The main riff is so basic that my cousin, whoi doesn't listen to any metal and never has, could have come up with it.
Yes, I actually was referring to that song thanks. Although I admit it is a pretty basic riff I still think it's stolen.
Especially since it wouldn't be the first time Metallica's done it.
Welcome Home (Sanitarium) was actually a stolen song as well. Unlike Enter Sandman, Hetfield actually confirmed that he stole the riff but kept the band he took it from anonymous.
(it was Bleak House's "Rainbow Warrior" btw)
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Written by Egigantea on 06.03.2013 at 10:24
Yes, I actually was referring to that song thanks. Although I admit it is a pretty basic riff I still think it's stolen.
Especially since it wouldn't be the first time Metallica's done it.
Welcome Home (Sanitarium) was actually a stolen song as well. Unlike Enter Sandman, Hetfield actually confirmed that he stole the riff but kept the band he took it from anonymous.
(it was Bleak House's "Rainbow Warrior" btw)
welcome to the world of music where every single band steals/borrows or does otherwise The biggest culprit of course being Led Zeppelin
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| Rating: 7 |
Last good Metallica album, but something is wrong well I dont like so much opening song, it i Metallica wersion abiut IM ''Bring Your Daughter'' same overated song, but this is better anyway
Here has 3 super good songs (some might say I am stupid and retarded) ''Wherever I May Room '', ''Unforgiven'' and ''Nothing Alse Metters''
rest are OK, but still this album is tricky, as much I like it because it is last what this band criate, what I acn listen. I mean last whot orginal matherial, but same time it dont works so much .... its overated in some way
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 06.03.2013 at 11:44
Written by Egigantea on 06.03.2013 at 10:24
Yes, I actually was referring to that song thanks. Although I admit it is a pretty basic riff I still think it's stolen.
Especially since it wouldn't be the first time Metallica's done it.
Welcome Home (Sanitarium) was actually a stolen song as well. Unlike Enter Sandman, Hetfield actually confirmed that he stole the riff but kept the band he took it from anonymous.
(it was Bleak House's "Rainbow Warrior" btw)
welcome to the world of music where every single band steals/borrows or does otherwise The biggest culprit of course being Led Zeppelin
Or Elvis for that matter.
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Written by Egigantea on 16.03.2013 at 21:47
Or Elvis for that matter.
that guy especially, although he is outside the scope of this side
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| Rating: 7 |
Although this is by far not the best metal album in the world, I can safely say that it is the first i ever owned as a kid. When I was in the 2nd grade back in 1998, I was strongly influenced by Tony Hawks Pro Skater games which gave me my first experiences with metal and punk; ultimately this led me to metallica, and one day I bought the black album because it was metallica, and it was affordable lol. So this album is important to me because it opened the door to metal.
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