Metallica - S&M [Live]
| Release date: | 23 November 1999 |
| Style: | Heavy metal |
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Disc I
01. The Ecstasy Of Gold [Ennio Morricone cover]
02. The Call Of Ktulu
03. Master Of Puppets
04. Of Wolf And Man
05. The Thing That Should Not Be
06. Fuel
07. The Memory Remains
08. No Leaf Clover
09. Hero Of The Day
10. Devil's Dance
11. Bleeding Me
Disc II
01. Nothing Else Matters
02. Until It Sleeps
03. For Whom The Bell Tolls
04. - Human
05. Wherever I May Roam
06. Outlaw Torn
07. Sad But True
08. One
09. Enter Sandman
10. Battery
01. The Ecstasy Of Gold [Ennio Morricone cover]
02. The Call Of Ktulu
03. Master Of Puppets
04. Of Wolf And Man
05. The Thing That Should Not Be
06. Fuel
07. The Memory Remains
08. No Leaf Clover
09. Hero Of The Day
10. Devil's Dance
11. Bleeding Me
Disc II
01. Nothing Else Matters
02. Until It Sleeps
03. For Whom The Bell Tolls
04. - Human
05. Wherever I May Roam
06. Outlaw Torn
07. Sad But True
08. One
09. Enter Sandman
10. Battery
Reviews 
Lyrics James Hetfield - guitars, vocals
Kirk Hammett - guitars, backing vocals
Lars Ulrich - drums
Jason Newsted - bass
Additional info
'Symphony & Metallica' is a collaboration with the San Francisco Symphony orchestra conducted by Michael Kamen. It consists of two live shows at the Berkeley Community Theatre in Berkeley, CA in April 1999.
Rating:
7.8
7.8
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Rating: 7.8 |
Ten years after hitting their highest standards, Metallica felt that it was the time to make a change in their overall sound. "...And Justice for All" was certainly a major contribution to progressive music, but to their own opinion, not their best product. After having felt that they over-produced the Justice album, shorter songs, simpler riffs and less experimentation followed. The "radio-friendly" period, The 90's, were certainly the most successful and controversial times for the band. Read more ›› |
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The Silent Man
The Silent Man
Rating:
6.0
6.0
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Rating: 6.0 |
Symphony & Metallica is a strange musical experiment: Metallica meets the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra. After writing the orchestration for Nothing Else Matters, conductor Michael Kamen invited The Four Horsemen to play live with an orchestra. And seven years later here's the result: some people loves it, some other hates it. I'm neutral. Read more ›› |
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| Poirot Posts: 35 |
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| Angry Chair Posts: 153  |
Very strange to hear such classic songs played by an orchestra. I either dislike or like this album, I kind of feel indifferent. 
---- "Men will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest." - Denis Diderot
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| Mariocalin Posts: 77  |
I'm not a huge metallica fan, but this album for me is a almost perfect fit between Metal and Classic Music.
---- We are the priest of the temple of Synix
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| CobiWan1993 Secundum Filium Posts: 1365  |
Possibly one of my favorite live albums ever (and Metallica releases period really). Brilliant combo of Metallica's thrash with Michael Kamen's symphony. Love it.
---- Ordinary men hate solitude. But the Master makes use of it, embracing his aloneness, realizing he is one with the whole universe (Lao Tzu).
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| lemme Posts: 169  |
Written by Mariocalin on 18.04.2013 at 13:37 Yep, very good combine.
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| wimplord Posts: 23 |
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