Metallica – Metallica [SHM-CD]SHM-CD Release: Sep 12, 2008 (Orig. Year: 1991 | Number: UICY 91073
Label: Universal Music (Orig Label: Vertigo) | Genre: Metal Rock
Size: 502 MB | Mono/Stereo: 2 Channel | Japan Remastered
Included: EAC Log + CUE + Wav + Covers
The Album Notes:
Metallica’s fifth studio release was soon flying off the shelves in 1991 when this self titled masterpiece hit the stores. With virtually no radio airplay, this lot was packing arena’s before MTV ever heard of them, and this album introduced Metallica to the World. With James Hetfield’s lyrics and voice now more tuned than a Grand Piano, Kirk Hammett’s guitar work second to none, and Lars Ulrich on this album in I believe proved himself as a world class drummer. Jason Newsted shows his emerging brilliance with some bass pieces. This album features the unforgettable riffs of Enter Sandman, the classic hybrid between Acoustic and Electric with The Unforgiven, Metallica’s first love song in Nothing Else Matters, a single which according to James Hetfield hit the Sushi House Roof in Japan in Wherever I May Roam. The band toured on this for over two years, one of the longest tours in Rock history, matched with Guns N’ Roses epic Use Your Illusion tour and this was Metallica beginning to achieve what they set out to do. Take Over The World!
Metallica’s fifth studio release was soon flying off the shelves in 1991 when this self titled masterpiece hit the stores. With virtually no radio airplay, this lot was packing arena’s before MTV ever heard of them, and this album introduced Metallica to the World. With James Hetfield’s lyrics and voice now more tuned than a Grand Piano, Kirk Hammett’s guitar work second to none, and Lars Ulrich on this album in I believe proved himself as a world class drummer. Jason Newsted shows his emerging brilliance with some bass pieces. This album features the unforgettable riffs of Enter Sandman, the classic hybrid between Acoustic and Electric with The Unforgiven, Metallica’s first love song in Nothing Else Matters, a single which according to James Hetfield hit the Sushi House Roof in Japan in Wherever I May Roam. The band toured on this for over two years, one of the longest tours in Rock history, matched with Guns N’ Roses epic Use Your Illusion tour and this was Metallica beginning to achieve what they set out to do. Take Over The World!
TrackListing:
01. Enter Sandman
02. Sad But True
03. Holier Than Thou
04. The Unforgiven
05. Wherever I May Roam
06. Don’t Tread on Me
07. Through the Never
08. Nothing Else Matters
09. Of Wolf and Man
10. TheGod That Failed
11. My Friend of Misery
12. TheStruggle Within
13. So What (Bonus Track)
Total Time: 01:05:46
01. Enter Sandman
02. Sad But True
03. Holier Than Thou
04. The Unforgiven
05. Wherever I May Roam
06. Don’t Tread on Me
07. Through the Never
08. Nothing Else Matters
09. Of Wolf and Man
10. TheGod That Failed
11. My Friend of Misery
12. TheStruggle Within
13. So What (Bonus Track)
Total Time: 01:05:46
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