I enjoyed the Black album for what it was. It had some ballads and rock tunes for sure but it did have some heavy as shit songs. Like Through The Never, I'd say is the closest to the good Metallica, Sad But True is heavy as fuck. Enter Sandman is catchy but lyrically it's not amazing. The rest is kinda meh after the first few tunes.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by J.D. DIAMOND from Tuesday, March 31, 2009 4:53:31 PM)| |  | J.D. DIAMOND wrote: | | icecreamman is right in my opinion Darth...even though Hetfield and Ulrich forged Metallica's sound....it was "Cliff" who had the right attitude supporting his denim and the band's thrash metal image,and in keeping thier sound the way it was....Cliff always said he did'nt want to "change" at all.Metallica is the worst disappointment the metal industry has ever seen in my opinion. The band's first 3 albums kick ass...thier 4th "And Justice For All"..was ok...then starting from the "Black Album"..and up to now...they are absolutely terrible.
| | | Darth_Painkiller_0870 wrote: | | I don't about that. I think the band wanted to expand their musical horizons and they found a willing producer in Bob Rock. ...And Justice for All isn't a bad album either, as it was my introduction to the band.
| | | icecreamman wrote: | | You know it is kind of funny that Metallica are betrayers of metal, yet they have Metal in their name. What a joke.
When I first heard Kill em' All and Ride the Lightning , I thought they were amazing, and then I heard their newer stuff. IT SUCKS.
Cliff was the heart and soul of early metallica.
Metallica died with Cliff.
| | | Bazooka Joe wrote: | | Haha yeah good old spelling errors. I don't check half of what I write anyway haha. Rob does write from the heart in Priest too, he just creates a mini story in most of the songs.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Uh, Joe, I think I agree with you but I don't know about Halford being Wicker. LOL I love them, and that's all that matters. Rob writes from the heart with them. and I wish Priest would give him carte blanch to do that too! Why the hell not. That was the whole point I was getting at. Just a little chicken to come right out with it! LOL
| | | Bazooka Joe wrote: | | Why do you had to admit liking the Halford band? The were freakin' wicker. As well as Fight too. Here's looking forward to Halford 4 if it ever sees the light of day.
| | | spapad wrote: | | I have to agree, except for Loch, it was the better of the two. And this is something I hate to admit, but I Love Halford! Real, in your face metal! Great lyrics! This is what happens when Halford writes for himself? Then it's awesome! Let him to it!
| | | J.D. DIAMOND wrote: | | Yes I agree,but still Nostradamus is an OVERKILL. If they would of shortened it up to 10 tracks,with a variety of songs than it would of been better.There are not a variety of songs...it all swings to the slower side and is one dimensional in my opinion.And at this late in the band's career..I think its a shame that they want to "evolve"...I think that 'Angel Of Retribution" is a perfect Judas Priest album with a little bit of everything the fans wanted.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Only one thing in Priest's defence, they have always evolved. The only period I can think they didn't evolve well enough was Defenders, being SFV's twin almost, and well turbo just seemed to be catering to a larger audience than their core. Nos, is an album of verteran rockers who decided to tackle something different and it does stand alone as a good work. Is it Painkiller? No. But if everything they made sounded exactly the same we wouldn't like them.
Metallica is just sad. They just seemed to have lost an edge and a desire to do more. Trying to divorce yourself from your true roots is a joke.
Ever listened to Disturbed? Relatively new band, older stuff is a work in progress and their effort last year was truely awesome. I hope they continue to evolve as well, but not forget their roots.
| | | J.D. DIAMOND wrote: | | Exactly spapad,exactly!! I think this about "Nostradamus" as well.Don't get me wrong here...Nostradamus is far better than any lame Metallica album by far,but it is the same thing here what were talking about.The "world" is not craving "Nostradamus" from Judas Priest......they are craving a "British Steel" and a "Angel Of Retribution" or a "Painkiller"...not something so different that it covers up your favorite band's "SOUND".
The world is not craving a shitty Metallica album like "Death Magnetic"...they are craving an album like "Ride The Lightning". No question.
(Quoting Message by spapad from Saturday, March 28, 2009 4:27:31 PM)
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Sounds like a band that got too big for their own good. Why do bands think that to move forward and "sophisticate their sound" means it's what the world is craving? I understand experimentation, but they are just throwing out shit now I wouldn't play in a million years. Young people buy it because of brand band recognition, not because they true appriciate the band. IMO
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Yeah spapad,what a joke in I think 1996? When Lars came out on MTV awards and said: "Metal is dead people"......"Get Over It".
What a fuckin joke this band has turned out to be.They are the laughing stock of all time in the black/death metal underground.
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They were great in their day though! Ride the Lightening! Fantastic album!
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its okay man i forgive you .lol.yeah they went from in your face heavy metal to total crap. METAL BETRAYERSSSSSSSSSS.yeah it is a real shame they were a great band.
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| lol! Yeah,I was'nt thinking straight!! Man I still can't believe how terrible Metallica really turned out man,its a shame.
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