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Great album! "Nobody's Fault" is my favorite Aerosmith song, ever!

Spot on review.

It's a good album. The problem with people is that they just don't seem to be able to get into anything that isn't totally striking and and obvious "hit" candidate.

I really liked this album. It just came across to me that this was an album they had a lot of fun with

the black album was the end of Metallica for me. I liked it, but nothing after really.

I love the good songs that you mentioned, still better that it exists- rather than non existence

my dear long friend said hardwired is better death magnetic, i never listened to it but it cannot be that bad and i love death

Why are you reviewing it now...😅. The album was terrible.

Sorry fella, you’re about 8 years too late.

their only weak album. A pure, uninspired, retro midlife crisis 4/10

its not review its opinion

It's pitty that you rate album on the songs that you dislike. First half of the album is legendary.

i dont get people disliking this album its great

Wasn't able to get into it. I feel, for me at least, they've been out of ideas since St Anger

Good review. I'm a Metallica fan, but I almost never listen to this record. Hardwired..., Dream No More, and Spit Out The Bone are the standout tracks for me. But there are too many songs I actively dislike, such as Atlas, Halo, and pretty much the whole second half of the album. It's just too sing-songey. Trying to become a metal version of modern Coldplay with stadium anthems that ring totally hollow to me. None of the urgency or danger of raw Metallica. I do feel 72 SEASONS was a dramatic improvement in song structure and seriousness of tone. Very few songs I actively dislike on 72S. Not a fan of Inamorata (I know it's "everyone's" favorite return-to-form track - but not mine)... it feels like Metallica's ode to Tool's 7empest as a contrived caricature of their sound. Does not feel authentic. "Hey, we gotta close the album with a proggy, epic 10-minute song that every fan will love." No. I'd be interested in your review of 72S.

I enjoyed metallica in my youth. Ride the lightning, kill em all, master of puppets, but man, these last 3 albums have been trash honestly. Idk if its james's voice or kirks weak solos with lar's basic drums. They just dont have the grip they used to have 80's and 90's. I know, their bank accounts say otherwise.

The story of the lost phone is so funny to me. All those great ideas that didn't make the album... all because of damn phone

One of the greatest debut albums of all time BAR NONE!!!

Greatest album ever 🤟

Abe Union pride I was at the show with my son Derek. Bernstein law out of st Pete great show glad I was there with my son

Second best album from Rush, no filler, and far superior to Moving Pictures! :)

Thanks for the shout out

nope, that crap they recorded with lou reed was by far the worst. even worse than st anger

It's interesting I remember this album from spending time with my uncle as a kid. He always was and still is a big fan of 80s music. So I heard a lot of big time albums from this era but I probably should listen to some of them again

I bought on vinyl and I like it.

I sure did

Everyone hated it,I think it was the best, love it...thanks for the review...Todd from Ohio

Thanks for the shout out man😊

Their songs are kinda over dramatic for my taste, but I can listen to some of their hits

Reviewing creed while wearing an alter bridge t-shirt hehe . Both class bands

For me Ride The Lightning is number one with the gold trophy Master of Puppets is number two with the silver trophy Kill 'Em All is number three with the bronze trophy

I think Creed get too much hate. I liked this album.

They all stink

There's some really good stuff on this album.

A classic.

How many songs are about California 😂

When I heard this record for the first time I knew it was something different/special.

Ride Justice Black Master Kill Death magnetic Reload Load 72 seasons St anger Garage Hardwired

Reload is my favorite because Marianne Faithfull is on it.

It has some good tracks and a few fillers IMO. We can do an is it that bad for minutes to midnight

Metallica hasn’t released anything truly great since 1991. If everything that came after had been put out by another band, it would have been completely ignored. Metallica really only existed for 10 years, and they’ve been riding that hype ever since.

Great video! Can you imagine if Death Magnetic was produced like 72 seasons or Hardwired?

Hi, it seems my comments get deleted by YT for whatever reason. I wrote a fairly long message like 10 minutes ago and it was already removed. In it I was recommending you the Guitar Hero version of Death Magnetic because it has a far superior mastering compared to the album version. I'll keep this one short then. My own ranking is basically Kill 'em All at #1 (which I think should say "by Metallica and Dave Mustaine", though), then Ride the Lightning and Master of Puppets tied at second place, then And Justice For All (significantly lower although I still love most of it), and then it doesn't really matter to me. I bought the black album the day it was released 33 years ago and it was a crushing disappointment. "My Friend of Misery" could have been one of their best songs ever, Jason's intro and the verse are absolutely amazing, but the singalong happy happy chorus absolutely kills it for me. As far as I'm concerned, they've never made new music anywhere as good after that. I love rock, hard rock and even a lot of pop music, but I never found Metallica very good at it. To each their own, of course.

Thrash not trash

you should do megadeth next

Full banger

Master piece. Remember listening for the first the time. Blew my mind

Love nu-metal! Korn, limp Bizkit, Linkin Park and Papa Roach

Heard a lot of good things about this album, definitely going to check it out 👍