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Track List
01) That Was Just Your Life
02) The End of the Line
03) Broken, Beat & Scarred
04) The Day That Never Comes
05) All Nightmare Long
06) Cyanide
07) The Unforgiven III
08) The Judas Kiss
09) Suicide & Redemption
10) My Apocalypse
01) That Was Just Your Life
02) The End of the Line
03) Broken, Beat & Scarred
04) The Day That Never Comes
05) All Nightmare Long
06) Cyanide
07) The Unforgiven III
08) The Judas Kiss
09) Suicide & Redemption
10) My Apocalypse
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First Released
2008
Thrash Metal
Angry
Metal
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Death Magnetic é o nono álbum de estúdio da banda de heavy metal Metallica, lançado em 12 de setembro de 2008 pela Warner Bros Records.
É o primeiro disco com a participação integral do atual baixista Robert Trujillo, bem como o primeiro a ser produzido por Rick Rubin. Death Magnetic é também o primeiro álbum de estúdio da banda a ser lançado pela Warner Bros Records, embora eles ainda continuam com a Warner Music Group, que também possui sua marca anterior, Elektra Records. Fora da América do Norte, são distribuídos pelo Universal Music Group, eles permanecem com contrato assinado com a Vertigo Records no Reino Unido. Este é o álbum de estúdio da banda que pela quinta vez consecutiva, estreia no número um da Billboard 200 nos Estados Unidos, tornando os Metallica a primeira banda a atingir um número consecutivo cinco estreias.
Esse álbum é considerado o retorno de Metallica às velhas origens de Master of Puppets, com maior tendência ao thrash metal do que ao heavy metal, diferente de seus 3 álbuns anteriores, Death Magnetic até hoje vendeu mais de 9 milhões em todo o mundo.
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It begins with a heartbeat...it could very well be the heartbeat of your average Metallica fan, scared to death, not by the spooky coffin made of iron filings on the cover (see what they did there?) but by the thought that this supposed 'return to form' by the world's once-greatest thrash metal merchants will be lame. Well worry not. After the solo-free St Anger way back in 2003 this is, well, most outstanding.
Never let it be said that Metallica aren't a band of the people, just not the people who file share their back catalogue. You can imagine Death Magnetic blasting out of some tank's soundsystem in the middle east. The closest thing to a ballad is single, The Day That Never Comes, though after a few minutes it descends back into the abyss of raw power. And the only low point comes with the penultimate instrumental, Suicide And Redemption which meanders and has a 'sensitive' solo line at its core that's at odds with the brutality on offer elsewhere.
James Hetfield's lyrics now seem to have become the channel of his post-therapy angst. More cyphers than actual narratives, they come direct from the big book of heavy metal words. Take this example from The End Of The Line, "Need..more and more/Tainted misery/Bleed...battlescars/Chemical affinity/Reign...legacy/Innocence corrode/Stain...rot away/Catatonic overload/Choke...asphyxia/Snuff reality/Scorch...kill the light/Incinerate celebrity/Reaper... butchery/Karma amputee". You get the idea.
But words aren't the major force at work here. It's the irresistible maelstrom of guitars. Kirk Hammett's back to shredding triplets or chiming with Hetfield in Thin Lizzy-esque duels. Balancing vertiginous prog time shifts with chugging power chords, it's amazing how raw and hungry producer Rick Rubin (himself, a thrash connoiseur with Slayer and Wolfsbane albums under his belt) has made the band sound. His greatest contribution is in bringing out the crunch in 'new' boy. Robert Trujillo's bass. On Cyanide he's unstoppable. And, of course, leading the changes is the mighty Lars Ulrich. Possibly the single most erudite expression of metal's paradoxical mix of intelligence matched with dumb, awesome power.
If there's a nagging sensation that the drums sound weird, it's because they're REAL. Say what you will about their psychodramas or political leanings, but this is a band that really can play.
Death Magnetic is the sound of a band giving both themselves and their fans exactly what they need. And nothing else matters...
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Death Magnetic é o nono álbum de estúdio da banda de heavy metal Metallica, lançado em 12 de setembro de 2008 pela Warner Bros Records.
É o primeiro disco com a participação integral do atual baixista Robert Trujillo, bem como o primeiro a ser produzido por Rick Rubin. Death Magnetic é também o primeiro álbum de estúdio da banda a ser lançado pela Warner Bros Records, embora eles ainda continuam com a Warner Music Group, que também possui sua marca anterior, Elektra Records. Fora da América do Norte, são distribuídos pelo Universal Music Group, eles permanecem com contrato assinado com a Vertigo Records no Reino Unido. Este é o álbum de estúdio da banda que pela quinta vez consecutiva, estreia no número um da Billboard 200 nos Estados Unidos, tornando os Metallica a primeira banda a atingir um número consecutivo cinco estreias.
Esse álbum é considerado o retorno de Metallica às velhas origens de Master of Puppets, com maior tendência ao thrash metal do que ao heavy metal, diferente de seus 3 álbuns anteriores, Death Magnetic até hoje vendeu mais de 9 milhões em todo o mundo.
User Album Review
It begins with a heartbeat...it could very well be the heartbeat of your average Metallica fan, scared to death, not by the spooky coffin made of iron filings on the cover (see what they did there?) but by the thought that this supposed 'return to form' by the world's once-greatest thrash metal merchants will be lame. Well worry not. After the solo-free St Anger way back in 2003 this is, well, most outstanding.
Never let it be said that Metallica aren't a band of the people, just not the people who file share their back catalogue. You can imagine Death Magnetic blasting out of some tank's soundsystem in the middle east. The closest thing to a ballad is single, The Day That Never Comes, though after a few minutes it descends back into the abyss of raw power. And the only low point comes with the penultimate instrumental, Suicide And Redemption which meanders and has a 'sensitive' solo line at its core that's at odds with the brutality on offer elsewhere.
James Hetfield's lyrics now seem to have become the channel of his post-therapy angst. More cyphers than actual narratives, they come direct from the big book of heavy metal words. Take this example from The End Of The Line, "Need..more and more/Tainted misery/Bleed...battlescars/Chemical affinity/Reign...legacy/Innocence corrode/Stain...rot away/Catatonic overload/Choke...asphyxia/Snuff reality/Scorch...kill the light/Incinerate celebrity/Reaper... butchery/Karma amputee". You get the idea.
But words aren't the major force at work here. It's the irresistible maelstrom of guitars. Kirk Hammett's back to shredding triplets or chiming with Hetfield in Thin Lizzy-esque duels. Balancing vertiginous prog time shifts with chugging power chords, it's amazing how raw and hungry producer Rick Rubin (himself, a thrash connoiseur with Slayer and Wolfsbane albums under his belt) has made the band sound. His greatest contribution is in bringing out the crunch in 'new' boy. Robert Trujillo's bass. On Cyanide he's unstoppable. And, of course, leading the changes is the mighty Lars Ulrich. Possibly the single most erudite expression of metal's paradoxical mix of intelligence matched with dumb, awesome power.
If there's a nagging sensation that the drums sound weird, it's because they're REAL. Say what you will about their psychodramas or political leanings, but this is a band that really can play.
Death Magnetic is the sound of a band giving both themselves and their fans exactly what they need. And nothing else matters...
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