Metallica

Here you will find pics, reviews and as much info as I can gather on my favorate band, Metallica.

Kill 'Em All- Their first and best actual album. Full of speed metal and heavy rifts, this one kicks ass.

Master of Puppets- A bit slower than the first, but a lot heavier sounding. Also, the lyrics, I believe are much better.

Ride the Lightning- Somewhere between Master and KEA, this albums best tracks are Fade to Black, and For Whom the Bell Tolls

Garage Days: Re-Revisited- All covers of there favorate songs, and there first with Jason Newsted as a Bass player. This, although not an actual album like KEA, Master and the others, it's popularity made it seem so.

And Justice For All- Their first album with Jason, it has a fast rumbling double bass that the other albums were lacking. Although a great album, Jason was quite upset with the way it turned out, the bass guitar is hardly heard.

Metallica (AKA Black album)- Here Metallica makes a change for the new decade, although some would say it was a bad change, I feel this album had a lot of good songs on it. It's their slowest album as of it's time, but still quite heavy.

Load- The biggest change Metallica made. This album introduces a little bit of Goth into their even slower music.

Re-Load- Although written at the same time this was recorded later with all the simpler songs on Load. Here, the speed picks up a bit and the Goth is brought out a little more.

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	Kill 'Em All- Their first and best actual album. Full of speed metal and heavy rifts, this one kicks ass.
	Master of Puppets- A bit slower than the first, but a lot heavier sounding. Also, the lyrics, I believe are much better.
	Ride the Lightning- Somewhere between Master and KEA, this albums best tracks are Fade to Black, and For Whom the Bell Tolls
	Garage Days: Re-Revisited- All covers of there favorate songs, and there first with Jason Newsted as a Bass player. This, although not an actual album like KEA, Master and the others, it's popularity made it seem so.
	And Justice For All- Their first album with Jason, it has a fast rumbling double bass that the other albums were lacking. Although a great album, Jason was quite upset with the way it turned out, the bass guitar is hardly heard.
	Metallica (AKA Black album)- Here Metallica makes a change for the new decade, although some would say it was a bad change, I feel this album had a lot of good songs on it. It's their slowest album as of it's time, but still quite heavy.
	Load- The biggest change Metallica made. This album introduces a little bit of Goth into their even slower music.
	Re-Load- Although written at the same time this was recorded later with all the simpler songs on Load. Here, the speed picks up a bit and the Goth is brought out a little more.