Metallica - ...And Justice For All
| Release date: | 25 August 1988 |
| Style: | Bay Area thrash metal |
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01. Blackened
02. ...And Justice For All
03. Eye Of The Beholder
04. One
05. The Shortest Straw
06. Harvester Of Sorrow
07. The Frayed Ends Of Sanity
08. To Live Is To Die
09. Dyers Eve
10. The Prince [Diamond Head cover] [Japanese bonus]
11. One [live] [digital reissue bonus]
12. ...And Justice For All [live] [digital reissue bonus]
Top 20 albums of 1988: 6
Top 200 albums of all time: 87
02. ...And Justice For All
03. Eye Of The Beholder
04. One
05. The Shortest Straw
06. Harvester Of Sorrow
07. The Frayed Ends Of Sanity
08. To Live Is To Die
09. Dyers Eve
10. The Prince [Diamond Head cover] [Japanese bonus]
11. One [live] [digital reissue bonus]
12. ...And Justice For All [live] [digital reissue bonus]
Top 20 albums of 1988: 6
Top 200 albums of all time: 87
Reviews 
Lyrics James Hetfield - guitars, vocals
Kirk Hammett - guitars, backing vocals
Lars Ulrich - drums
Jason Newsted - bass
Additional info
Production
* Metallica; Flemming Rasmussen - producers
* Flemming Rasmussen - engineer
* Mike Clink - drum engineer on track 5 and 6
* Toby Wright - additional engineer
* Steve Thompson; Michael Barbiero - mixing
* George Cowan - assistant mixing engineer
* Bob Ludwig - audio mastering
* James Hetfield; Lars Ulrich - cover concept
* Stephen Gorman; Pushead - illustrations
* Ross Halfin - photography
* Reiner Design Consultants, Inc. - design, layout
The live bonus tracks were recorded live on August 29, 1989 at the Seattle Coliseum in Seattle, WA and mixed by Mike Gillies.
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Hmmm, so this is the last "true" Metallica classic? Let me start off by saying a lot of fans consider this to be their "progressive" album, while after hearing it through, the only thing I can point out that has "progressed" is the band's ability to bore the listener into a deep coma after a couple tracks. Read more ›› |
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When I came across Aguirre's review of Metallica's '...And Justice For All', I immediately spewed Coca-Cola everywhere and threatened the non-stickiness of my keyboard. I didn't see it coming, I guess. Aguirre is entitled to his opinion, but what follows is my review of Metallica's 'last great' and 'progressive' album. Read more ›› |
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It can easily be said that music is a photo in time. A fragment in where society is once shot, forever leaving the remembrance of where and who we were. This translates directly and more so intently to an artist or band, and where they were in their lives and careers when a piece of work was released. For Metallica in 1988, two-years removed from a loss of a brother, a friend and a band mate, bassist Cliff Burton, they showed their scars in an album that I can only help but adore. "…And Justice For All" is a long, (65-minutes long, 10 less than the maximum) drawn out, epic, loud, angry, and emotionally charged record that sweeps its listeners up into its messages and endless musicianship. Read more ›› |
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Metallica! Need we say anything more about this band? They are the biggest Heavy Metal band ever to have existed, sold more records than any other Metal band and have performed in almost all the countries on the planet. They are the fathers of Thrash Metal and are one of the most influential bands of all time. Most of you know a great deal about them so I won't be elaborating anymore. Read more ›› |
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| Metren Donkey Hotte Posts: 786 From: Estonia  |
The biggest problem with this album isn't the production, it's the lack of flutes and the way they don't play their mandolins loudly enough. 
---- I am not nor have I ever been a musician or a member of a one-man band, especially a band that has a name that starts with "D".
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| Vikcen Metálico Posts: 939 From: Spain  |
Written by Metren on 17.11.2018 at 19:11 This is my gift for you:  
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| Metren Donkey Hotte Posts: 786 From: Estonia |
Written by Vikcen on 26.11.2018 at 19:31 And I shall return the favor: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammy_Award_for_Best_Hard_Rock/Metal_Performance_Vocal_or_Instrumental
---- I am not nor have I ever been a musician or a member of a one-man band, especially a band that has a name that starts with "D".
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| Immortus Posts: 6 From: USA  |
Great album, but not quite a masterpiece. Also, a sure-fire minus 1 if I've ever heard one. Rendering the bass inaudible created a flat mix/production and you can hear the lack of depth in music.
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| Troy Killjoy perfunctionist Posts: 19226 From: Canada  |
Written by Immortus on 02.08.2019 at 02:49 That's something I'll never understand. I know stylistically sometimes it makes sense depending on the genre to muffle the bass a bit or even a lot, but a thrash album needs that foundational weight to support the galloping guitars, otherwise it just sounds thin and hollow. I wasn't there to witness the reactions of fans at the time of its release but I can't imagine people didn't notice the massive red flags waving all over this.
---- I have no memory of this place.
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