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Artist: Metallica
Label: Elektra / Wea
Category: Music

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Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 2

UPC: 075596229920
EAN: 0075596229920
ASIN: B00000FCBC

Release Date: 1998-11-24

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Tracks:

Free Speech For The Dumb - (originally recorded by Discharge)
It's Electric - (originally recorded by Diamond Head)
Sabbra Cadabra - (originally recorded by Black Sabbath)
Turn The Page - (originally recorded by Bob Seger)
Die Die My Darling - (originally recorded by the Misfits)
Loverman - (originally recorded by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds)
Mercyful Fate - featuring Evil, Curse of the Pharaohs, Satan's
Astronomy - (originally recorded by Blue Oyster Cult)
Whiskey In The Jar - (originally recorded by Thin Lizzy)
Tuesday's Gone - (originally recorded by Lynyrd Skynyrd)
The More I See - (originally recorded by Discharge)

Tracks:

Helpless - (originally recorded by Diamond Head
The Small Hours - (originally recorded by Holocaust)
The Wait - (originally recorded by Killing Joke)
Last Caress/Green Helll - (originally recorded by The Misfits)
Am I Evil? - (originally recorded by Diamond Head)
Blitzkrieg - (originally recorded by Blitzkrieg)
Breadfan - (originally recorded by Budgie)
The Prince - (originally recorded by Diamond Head)
Stone Cold Crazy - (originally recorded by Queen)
So What - (originally recorded by the Anti-Nowhere League)
Killing Time - (originally recorded by Sweet Savage)
Overkill - (originally recorded by Motorhead)
Damage Case - (originally recorded by Motorhead)
Stone Dead Forever - (originally recorded by Motorhead)
Too Late Too Late - (originally recorded by Motorhead)
Crash Course in Brain Surgery (originally recorded by Budgie)

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Customer Reviews:

A glimmer of hope..........2007-02-03

This was released in the middle of the Load-ReLoad period, and it proved to me that Metallica can still be great if they want to. It may be all covers, but it still rocks. At least they are still capable of remembering what "heavy metal" is, and where they came from. Of course, they followed this up with S&M which pretty much sucked (except "Puppets" sounds really good on that album) then St. Anger, which was the bottom. If Rick Rubin can re-awaken the metal monster in the band, then we may be in for more original music like this.

It was bought as a Xmas gift for my son- he was thrilled!.......2007-01-15

My son has the entire Metallica collection except for the one I purchased.
We were having a hard time finding it in the stores. I was very pleased with the quick service, but believe me, he was a lot happier than I was!

Why release a Covers Album?.......2007-01-09

I like most fans were happy to hear of new Metallica material after two years, but I like most fans was letdown when word got out that it was all covers. Why do this after the average Load and Reload? You would think that they would want to redeem themselves somewhat. But they release an all covers album?

Some of the songs such as Small Hours, Breadfan, Am I Evil and Whiskey in the Jar are decent but they dont rank with Metallicas original material. Maybe they were (are) out of fresh ideas and needed some extra cash. That seems to be the only reason for this release. This along with S&M were both question marks at a time in their career when they should have been making original music. Both albums seem to signal that the creative juices are all dried up.

This seems especially true considering how awful St. Anger was/is. I, like most people, bought this album to complete my collection but I hardly ever listen to it when I have their original material to listen to. Turn the Page sounded horrible also, just figured I would throw in my two cents on that over-rated tune.

Not bad for what it is.......2006-11-27

This pretty much a cd filled with covers. Some work better than others but mostly there are no real duds here, except for the completely out of place 'So What'. This song is so far over the top that it stops being interesting almost immediately. When I go on rants against hip hop music it's usually because I consider it so much more offensive than what groups like Metallica usually put out. So for them to record a song like 'So What' is a big let down.

Ok, enough of that rant. The rest of the cd - like I said earlier - is pretty good. It just isn't essential. What you get here is a feel for music that influenced the band. 'Turn the Page' is a stand out that should not work but ends up being a near masterpiece. Another tune I like a lot is 'Astronomy'.

Great Disc.......2006-11-03

Hard to find music and great songs. I do recommend this CD, even when I'm almost sure all Metallica fans already have it on their collection.

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Bloody Kisses ~ Type O Negative

I Wanna Be Like...You! ~ Conehead Buddha

Koshka/Hitotsu Shika Nai Chikyuu ~ Kazufumi Miyazawa

Strip ~ Christine Ohlamn

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