Metallica - Metallica[s4n0]

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Metallica - Metallica
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Artist...............: Metallica
Album................: Metallica
Genre................: Rock
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 1991
Ripper...............: Exact Audio Copy (Secure mode) & Philips DVDR1660P1
Codec................: LAME 3.97
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
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Ripped by............: s4n0
Included.............: NFO, M3U, LOG
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Tracklisting
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01. (00:05:32) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - Enter Sandman
02. (00:05:25) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - Sad But True
03. (00:03:48) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - Holier Than Thou
04. (00:06:27) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - The Unforgiven
05. (00:06:44) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - Wherever I May Roam
06. (00:04:00) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - Don't Tread On Me
07. (00:04:04) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - Through The Never
08. (00:06:29) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - Nothing Else Matters
09. (00:04:17) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - Of Wolf And Man
10. (00:05:09) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - God That Failed
11. (00:06:50) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - My Friend Of Misery
12. (00:03:54) - (CBR 320 kbit/s) Metallica - Struggle Within
Playing Time.........: 01:02:39
Total Size...........: 143.70 MB
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Called "the Black Album" by many (due to its monochrome cover), Metallica
marks the group's entrance into the mainstream, with shorter songs, simpler
song structures, and slower tempos overall. That said, this is an excellent
album, featuring some of the best songwriting Metallica has ever done.
"Enter Sandman," "Wherever I May Roam," and "God That Failed," despite
being slower and more groove-oriented than the band's earlier work, feature
the same heavy riffs and heavier rhythms that have always been a feature
of Metallica's music. The band goes introspective with "Unforgiven," and
proves that they can write a ballad with "Nothing Else Matters," which
succeeds better than one might expect. Overall, this is a high-energy album
despite its laid-back approach, and is in many ways superior to the previous .
. . And Justice for All, which was weakened by overly complicated song
structures and mediocre production. -- Genevieve Williams
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