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post Sep 3 2008, 02:02 PM

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Not exactly leaked, but a french retailer "accidentally" sold the album 2 weeks in advance.

Which means Warezed on the internet the very next second tongue.gif
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post Sep 3 2008, 02:54 PM

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really r, lars gonna be really piss off, lol..
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post Sep 3 2008, 03:38 PM

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QUOTE(afad @ Sep 3 2008, 01:06 PM)
My Apocalypse is more thrasher but i like Cyanide more..
and yeah The Day That Never Comes does resembles Fade to Black and Sanitarium a lot..
Overall from all the tracks that ive heard, i can say that Death Magnetic is far better than St Anger..
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but it's nowhere near United Abominations. at least, initial impressions don't seem to suggest so.

man, I had that album on repeat for weeks.
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post Sep 3 2008, 03:44 PM

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QUOTE(nerd @ Sep 3 2008, 03:38 PM)
but it's nowhere near United Abominations. at least, initial impressions don't seem to suggest so.

man, I had that album on repeat for weeks.
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united abominations also wasnt anywhere near rust in peace tongue.gif

i havent been a fan of megadeth since mustaine went mad / sober / reborn / whatever he calls himself now.
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post Sep 3 2008, 03:57 PM

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Rust in Peace is like the pre-Black album days for Metallica, will never come back tongue.gif so I'm comparing the future with the future tongue.gif

all the lead guitarists post-Marty were kinda boring, Drover especially IMO. man, I miss the brutal solos on Rust in Peace. Tornado of Souls was my favourite thumbup.gif
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yeah, we will never hear the old metallica again, sighhh..
just like nerd said they will never come back,
but somehow i like to hope that there is still chance for them to sound like the old days in the death magnetic, tongue.gif
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post Sep 3 2008, 04:24 PM

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QUOTE(nerd @ Sep 3 2008, 03:57 PM)
Rust in Peace is like the pre-Black album days for Metallica, will never come back tongue.gif so I'm comparing the future with the future tongue.gif

all the lead guitarists post-Marty were kinda boring, Drover especially IMO. man, I miss the brutal solos on Rust in Peace. Tornado of Souls was my favourite thumbup.gif
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Poland was great, Marty was amazing. Now we can have high hopes because Chris Broderick is by no means a bad musician/guitarist. At least Dave finally got rid of Drover. Can't wait for the new album. But with Chris in Megadeth now, its going to be a lot harder to learn Megadeth's upcoming songs. Haha.
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yup. they're gonna record their next album soon biggrin.gif

and one thing about Megadeth is that Mustaine's vocals never seem to have changed much over the years, unlike James'. I guess the day James busted his voice box was the day the sound of Metallica changed sad.gif

the riffs of Death Magnetic are by no means shabby, but the vocals.. sighs..
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Wow the video was awesome.
I quite like the ending of the vid. Happy end lol.
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QUOTE(blacktrix @ Sep 3 2008, 02:02 PM)
Not exactly leaked, but a french retailer "accidentally" sold the album 2 weeks in advance.

Which means Warezed on the internet the very next second tongue.gif
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Anyone downloaded it yet to give the album a test run?
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post Sep 3 2008, 07:56 PM

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coming smile.gif
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QUOTE(nerd @ Sep 3 2008, 07:56 PM)
coming smile.gif
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We expect a track-by-track review when you're done with it. biggrin.gif

Woot, 400th post! rclxms.gif
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QUOTE(fatboythin @ Sep 3 2008, 07:38 PM)
Anyone downloaded it yet to give the album a test run?
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overall metallica tries too hard to please the fans...and ends up falling short.
too many riffs, none too memorable.
the first single seems to be the best song, followed by the 1st track 'That Was Just Your Life'.



the whole album clocks in at almost 75 mins...
75 mins of audio torture, knowing metallica can do better...
75 mins of audio torture, where you ears will be begging you to turn it off towards the end...

on a positive note, the album is still better than whatever crap that was the last 2 albums...and will definitely sell more than those...which isnt that hard to do anyway...

the sound? well, its somewhat trashier than the black album...but as good? nope.
it may be justice-like in total duration, but again its nowhere near

did i already mention not many memorable riffs? well, not many crowd singalongs either.

even load had some better songs, even tho they arent exactly styled after classic metallica.
and memorable songs are what sells metallica albums.

gone are the days of 'master master' or 'die m..... die' or 'exit lightttt'..
gone are all the fans hoping for the return of classic metallica...
gone am i...

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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 3 2008, 08:49 PM)
overall metallica tries too hard to please the fans...and ends up falling short.
too many riffs, none too memorable.
the first single seems to be the best song, followed by the 1st track 'That Was Just Your Life'.
the whole album clocks in at almost 75 mins...
75 mins of audio torture, knowing metallica can do better...
75 mins of audio torture, where you ears will be begging you to turn it off towards the end...

on a positive note, the album is still better than whatever crap that was the last 2 albums...and will definitely sell more than those...which isnt that hard to do anyway...

the sound? well, its somewhat trashier than the black album...but as good? nope.
it may be justice-like in total duration, but again its nowhere near

did i already mention not many memorable riffs? well, not many crowd singalongs either.

even load had some better songs, even tho they arent exactly styled after classic metallica.
and memorable songs are what sells metallica albums.

gone are the days of 'master master' or 'die m..... die' or 'exit lightttt'..
gone are all the fans hoping for the return of classic metallica...
gone am i...
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wow u wrote this urself?
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QUOTE(enteryourusername @ Sep 3 2008, 08:58 PM)
wow u wrote this urself?
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why not?
i used to write a long time ago, just too lazy to write properly anymore.
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QUOTE(Everdying @ Sep 3 2008, 08:49 PM)
overall metallica tries too hard to please the fans...and ends up falling short.
too many riffs, none too memorable.
the first single seems to be the best song, followed by the 1st track 'That Was Just Your Life'.
the whole album clocks in at almost 75 mins...
75 mins of audio torture, knowing metallica can do better...
75 mins of audio torture, where you ears will be begging you to turn it off towards the end...

on a positive note, the album is still better than whatever crap that was the last 2 albums...and will definitely sell more than those...which isnt that hard to do anyway...

the sound? well, its somewhat trashier than the black album...but as good? nope.
it may be justice-like in total duration, but again its nowhere near

did i already mention not many memorable riffs? well, not many crowd singalongs either.

even load had some better songs, even tho they arent exactly styled after classic metallica.
and memorable songs are what sells metallica albums.

gone are the days of 'master master' or 'die m..... die' or 'exit lightttt'..
gone are all the fans hoping for the return of classic metallica...
gone am i...
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Woah, relax bro! Put that handful of Valium and bottle of whiskey down slowly.. biggrin.gif
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hmm I just got back from prayers, will give it a listen in awhile.. keeping my expectations low for this one.


Added on September 3, 2008, 10:03 pmI'm only on the second track, and I feel it's overdone.. the songs don't seem to have a direction. all mix and mash riffs here and there.. and too many 'interludes', they get old very fast.

First track (That was just Your Life) was still okay, but the second one (The End of the Line) was quite mediocre.

and James sounds really old in this album. no more grunt coming from him.. I doubt I'll be listening to this too many times.


Added on September 3, 2008, 10:10 pmokay, third track (Broken, Beat and Scarred).. another forgettable one, although it's slightly better than the second IMO.

fourth track (Day That Never Comes).. love the intro, but heavy outro shouldn't have been there. they wanted to make a Fade to Black but it just didn't mesh as well as Fade to Black.


Added on September 3, 2008, 10:24 pmok.. fifth track (All Nightmare Long) is pure torture. especially the last part.

sixth track (Cyanide) is better, but not butter.

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Certain parts I agree with Ever, some I don't.

I agree that we might never see or hear a new Metallica album that is worthy to carry even the "Black" legacy, let alone Master of Puppets........ but if Metallica keeps churning out albums like this one, at least they are in the right direction. After their abysmal last few albums, this one is pretty damn good considering. A few tracks like My Apocalypse does recall the Black days or even Justice..... but falls short somewhere at the end.

I agree that there really isn't much catchy riffs and sing-a-longs are far and few, but at least you're not going to hear any "TICK TOCK TICK TOCK TICK TOCK TICK TOCK".........

But I actually LIKE Kirk and Jame's guitar tone on this one. Not too high gain, but not overly crunchy either. Definite step up from even Reload.

The one thing I AM grateful off is that Bob Rock is OFF. Rick Rubin might actually be the best damn thing that ever happened for the band.
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certainly like u mentioned earlier, the drums in this album is better than the previous ALOT
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QUOTE(Dead Eye @ Sep 3 2008, 11:00 PM)
certainly like u mentioned earlier, the drums in this album is better than the previous ALOT
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But you must realise this, how can it be any worse? Still not as good compared to other stuff out there at the moment.

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