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...And Justice for All

Metallica Format: Audio CD
4.6 out of 5 stars 1,053 customer reviews
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Blackened
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...And Justice For All
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Eye Of The Beholder
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One
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The Shortest Straw
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Harvester Of Sorrow
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The Frayed Ends Of Sanity
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To Live Is to Die
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  • Audio CD (September 10, 2013)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Rhino
  • ASIN: B00EBDXT9G
  • Average Customer Review: 4.6 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1,053 customer reviews)
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218 of 229 people found the following review helpful
Rage Before The Machine!
By Brent Evans on June 10, 2003
Format: Audio CD
After an extended layoff period and a classic `covers' ep, Metallica returned with a vengeance on AND JUSTICE FOR ALL. All the anger and sadness they held in on the death of bassist Cliff Burton was unleashed on the record buying public. The album is full of seething vocals and complex chord and tempo changes, with melody at its centre. Lars Ulrich (drummer) and Kirk Hammet (lead guitar) have never played better. Unfortunately for new boy bassist Jason Newsted, the house producer Fleming Rasmussen buries his contributions way into the mix, so it sometimes sounds like he's absent. However, this complaint aside, if you wish to hear some truly angry heavy metal way before `Rage Against The Machine' raised its collective voice in protest, check out the true rage and beauty of this release.
BLACKENED - Starting, as the two previous Metallica albums on a deceptively soft note, this anti -war track suddenly roars to life with a snarl at it's heart, courtesy of James Hetfield. Jason Newsted's bass sounds like a buzz saw as Hetfield's spits out horror filled images: "Fire! To begin whipping dance of the dead". The abrupt change of pace in the track's middle only goes to prove what an impressive drummer Lars Ulrich can be. Kirk Hammet's lead solo incredibly shows an improvement since the `Master of Puppets' album. An intelligent update of the `Ride the Lightning' leadoff track, `Fight Fire With Fire'.
AND JUSTICE FOR ALL - Another soft build-up into a shout of protest. This time the target's the buying off of justice and the corruption of the system. The chorus is a total damnation of the unfairness of it all. Lars pounds every part of his kit in a display of virtuosity that only some metal drummers can manage.Read more ›
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45 of 48 people found the following review helpful
The End of an Era...
By Campbell Roark on November 2, 2005
Format: Audio CD
Epic. This is the line of demarcation... The toe in the dirt scrawling out the line bewteen fans of the old-school thrash Metallica and their more pop-conscious fans of the new. It's also my favorite Metallica CD, I find it to be their most consistently BADASS. Epic riffs, sprawling density; the songs are allowed to take up as much time and aural texture as is needed ("...And Justice For All" and "To Live Is To Die," both clock in at just under 10 minutes).

This one: Exceptionally well-paced, a tad thinly recorded, brutal sonic delivery. Killer legendary tracks. Thematically unified, this would be Metallica's most socially-driven release as most, if not all, of the tracks seem to deal (in some way) with ostracism, petty-tribal-hates, the plight of those passed-over, those forgotten, those stepped on or kicked out of the way... James's vitriol is unleashed in full! No sleepers, no skippers.

Something I don't see noted in here much: the drums! Lars really pounds the living soul out of himself on this one. There's more variety and interesting bass-drum fill work on this one than previous (and following) releases. It almost sounds like a different drummer at times. Early Metallica skin-work always comes off as a tad marginal... That's probably because I don't know anything about drums beyond digging double-bass-kicks. This one brings them aplenty.

...From the melodic building electric drone of the first track "Blackened," (which infectiously sets the tone for the what is to come), to the take-no-prisoners thrash mayhem of "Dyers Eve," a blistering and acerbic closer.

Some high points: The parts in "Eye Of The Beholder" When James starts howling "Independence, Liberty! FREEEEEDOM!Read more ›
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16 of 17 people found the following review helpful
...AND JUSTICE FOR ALL EXCEPT JASON
By Stewart Wilson on April 9, 2006
Format: Audio CD
This album always produces very differing opinions amongst Metallica fans. Some say it was their best work, some say it signalled the band entering a downward spiral and heading into the mainstream. Some fans turned against the band altogether after they released 'the video they said they would never make' for the song 'One'. Lots of question marks hang over the quality of production on this record. The guitars sound very over-processed, Lars' bass drums convey more of a click sound than the thump we are used to hearing. However, the main source of discussion is the distinct absence of Jason Newsted's bass. Those who know Metallica will know that Newsted was a new addition to the band for this record; previous bassist Cliff Burton died shortly after the recording of 'Master Of Puppets'. But if you were to listen to '...And Justice For All', you wouldn't have thought that Metallica had even found a replacement as the bass is buried so deep beneath the guitars that it is almost unrecogniseable. Some of the songs contain such complex tempo changes and disjointed rhythms that the band found it particularly hard to replicate any of them on stage. The tracks are much longer than ever before, two of them are over 9 minutes long and only two are less than 6 minutes long. However, all this aside...I still believe this to be Metallica's greatest album to date.

The album opens with 'Blackened', and an atmospheric opening which was actually recorded backwards. After the build-up, James Hetfield displays the song's main riff before Lars Ulrich comes in with a lightning-fast drumbeat. Kirk Hammett's solo in this one is also guaranteed to impress. The title track then follows.Read more ›
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Five Stars

Excellent Product, Totally Recommended! a nice super top notch item

Published 2 days ago by Ariel ML
Bang your head !!

Maybe the best album Metallica ever put out. Not 1 weak song ! This is a slammin album.

Published 4 days ago by Steevo 1967
Nice

Nice. I like its lot of my favorite songs are here

Published 10 days ago by Katherine G.
Amazing classic.

I mean come on. Amazing classic.

Published 12 days ago by David Leslie
Favorite Metallica CD

Greatest Metallica cd in my opinion. Not many songs on the album but every one is a classic. Heavily recommend this album if you're into metal

Published 12 days ago by SlimSC
when I surprised my brother with this album his so happy,, can't...

This album so rare in my country,,,when I surprised my brother with this album his so happy,,can't believe it!

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Published 24 days ago by K. Foster
Some pretty great loud guitaring

I'm not your average Metallica fan, as I generally only listen to their 1980s output. I still say their album "Kill em All" is their best, but this one does have two... Read more

Published 28 days ago by Tlu27
One Star

It sucks that there is no option to purchase individual songs.

Published 1 month ago by Chris
so wasn't too happy about that since it was a $50 album

Vinyl sounded ok. Very low recording, so you have to turn up your speakers very loud. The sleeve had a bent corner, so wasn't too happy about that since it was a $50 album. Read more

Published 1 month ago by CD71799

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