Metallica - Master Of Puppets
Tracklist
01. Battery02. Master Of Puppets
03. The Thing That Should Not Be
04. Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
05. Disposable Heroes
06. Leper Messiah
07. Orion
08. Damage, Inc.
Line-up
James Alan Hetfield - vocals, guitars
Kirk Hammett - guitars, backing vocals
Lars Ulrich - drums
Clifford Lee Burton - bass, backing vocals
James Alan Hetfield - vocals, guitars
Kirk Hammett - guitars, backing vocals
Lars Ulrich - drums
Clifford Lee Burton - bass, backing vocals
Additional info
Produced by Metallica and Flemming RasmussenEngineered by Flemming Rasmussen
Recorded, Sept.-Dec. 1985 at Sweet Silence Studios, Copenhagen, Denmark
Mixed by Michael Wagener at Amigo Studios, North Hollywood, CA
Assistant mixing engineer: Mark Wilzcak
Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound
All lyrics by Hetfield. All arrangements by Hetfield/Ulrich
Cover concept: Metallica and Peter Mensch
Cover illustration: Don Brautigam
Back cover photos: Cliff - Rich Likong / Kirk - Ross Halfin / Lars - Rob Ellis / James - Ross Halfin
Rating:
9.3
9.3
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Rating:
9.3 |
Master of Puppets is a master class in structuring an album, The tracks and the way they're ordered is near perfection. A landmark album. Master Of Puppets is a timeless classic, A hybrid, Which features the best characteristics of many different kinds of metal. Many people consider it one of the greatest albums of all time and for good reason. Read more ›› |
Guest review by
Cal Wolvington
Cal Wolvington
Rating:
8.3
8.3
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Rating:
8.3 |
I know I am in the minority here, but I don't care. Coffee is not as bad for you as everyone says it is, ten million Coldplay fans are wrong and Master Of Puppets is not Metallica's best album. This album is considered to be a classic and it is a great effort, but it is no Ride The Lightning. Master Of Puppets may have become more popular than Metallica's first two albums and it may be every critic's darling but that alone does not make it a better album or the greatest thrash record of all time. What matters is the music itself and therein lies my problem with considering this album a mind blowing masterpiece, which it is not. Read more ›› |
Rating:
9.0
9.0
Guest review by
Iced Iñigo
Iced Iñigo
Rating:
10
10
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Rating:
10 |
A classic between classics and the top of Metallica like a band. The album that made history, the cd of the cds, the best album of the best band. The album that any person who wants to know what is that world called Metal music needs to have, and listen to. From the intro of "Battery" to the last guitar riff of "Damage Inc." the cd is just perfect, incredible and all the adjectives you want. In this album Metallica composed the song of songs: "Master of Puppets", astonishing. 8 minutes 38 seconds of pure Metal. The virtuosity on composing of Metallica appears clearly in that song. In Master of Puppets [maybe influenced by Black Sabbath] some songs are really dark and paranoid like "The Thing that should not Be". A ballad is also included, which is called "Welcome Home [Sanitarium]" and Metallica still includes in this album an instrumental track: "Orion" [with an intense and melodically brute bass line, perfectly played and composed by bass-God Cliff Burton] Read more ›› |
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BitterCOld
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BitterCOld
Thrash
Mar 03
This Master of Bangers dropped 4 years ago today when Eddie Munson died fending off the evil bats of the Upside Down in Stranger Things Season 4... Er, wait, scratch that.
This Master of Bangers dropped 40 years ago today, refining and honing the formula developed by their landmark prior release.. From the lulling acoustic intro before Battery gives way to battering your eardrums through the fading seconds of Damage, Inc, this was one hell of a statement album. Ride The Lightning made some waves, but Master Of Puppets was a tsonic tsunami that even the more mainstream of metalheads listened and took note. Happy 40th.
This Master of Bangers dropped 40 years ago today, refining and honing the formula developed by their landmark prior release.. From the lulling acoustic intro before Battery gives way to battering your eardrums through the fading seconds of Damage, Inc, this was one hell of a statement album. Ride The Lightning made some waves, but Master Of Puppets was a tsonic tsunami that even the more mainstream of metalheads listened and took note. Happy 40th.
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