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Metallica - ...And Justice for All Audio CD

A fair review of the Metallica "...And Justice for All" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Metallica reviews here, or go back to the Metallica tabs.

Metallica Band: Metallica
Title: ...And Justice for All
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Release Date: 1990-10-25
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Blackened 2: ...And Justice for All 3: Eye of the Beholder 4: One 5: Shortest Straw 6: Harvester of Sorrow 7: Frayed Ends of Sanity 8: To Live Is to Die 9: Dyers Eve

My first Metallica Album
It is still probably my favorite. This was my first Metallica album way back in the mid 90s when I first got into music. Yeah, there is no bass but who cares? This is probably the best and tightest collection of songs Metallica ever put on a single album. It doesn't have my favorite song by the group on it (Unforgiven and Nothing Else Matters) but it does contain classics. My favorite songs from . . . And Justice For All are the title track, One and the (almost) instrumental To Live Is To Die.

If you're new to Metallica this is a great place to start. .


Awsome Metallica cd
This is one of there best and one of my favorites highly recomend this cd.


...And Justice for All. Metallica .
"One' is on here, Blackened, Harvester Of Sorrow, I have to Disagree that some think this was when they "sold out" . Another one of my Metallica Favorites. I have to say they sold out after the Black Album. One Is by Far the Best on this Album. There's an Instrumental by Cliff Burton on here. Remember growing up 11-12/13 years old back in 93-95 in Middle school have the cassette of this. Im now 27. It still rocks and Reminds me of A TRUE METALLICA.


Quintessential Classical Thrash
Along with Iron Maiden's "Powerslave" and Megadeth's "Peace Sells. . ", ". . . And Justice For All" was an important part of my introduction to metal in the late Eighties. While not a concept album per se, musically this record has such a balance of composition and movement to go with it's themes and lyrical content, a refined version of what we call Thrash. Many scorn the production values. I am actually in favor of the dryness of it, even the minimised or highly controlled bass mix. There is something monochromatic and symphonic about it that lends to the record's power. Metallica's finest moment, in my opinion.


Garbage
True it has some decent riffs but most other thrash bands own this stuff. Metallica jump to mainstream. Rust In Peace kills this all by itself, but the Metallica fan base makes this one a hit.


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