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04-07-2008 05:18 PM |
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Originally Posted by jackhammer
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We easily dare because we can. The production has no bass whatsoever and shamefully omits any input Jason Newstead may have had.
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That one I'll give you but people have since remixed the songs and added bass in (if it's any consolation)
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The title track alone is an embodiment of exactly what Thrash was railing against-progressive, unecessary musical ramblings with no path in mind.
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AJFA, the song, is f ucking awesome. Just because they didn't write to conform to the 'thrash' stencil and wrote some music how they wanted to write it without worrying if they were going match this preconcept of what 'thrash metal is 'pose to sound like' doesn't mean it was bad.
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Ulrichs drums sound like biscuit tins but that is not surprising due to his ego.
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Drums sounded fine to me, listen to Dyer's Eve the drums kick ass (especially during the verses( 'dear mother, dear father')).
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Despite ONE being a half decent song,
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As it turns out, one is one of my least favorites on the album, it takes way too long to get to the good part =)
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Metallica done what they said they would never do-make a video that was commercial enough to be on MTV.
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They wrote the song before they made the video, please foregive them for thier sins.
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By the way, I am not someone who knows feck all about Metallica. I seen them twice on this tour and proclaimed them my favourite band of all time. Time has (gladly) proved me wrong. They are a very important metal band, but they certainly are not one of the best.
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How can you compete (let's just talk about AJFA here) with Dyers Eve, Blackened, Frayed Ends of Sanity, Shortest Straw, I mean the whole album? It's simply balls to the wall awesomeness.
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