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Metallic Assault: A Tribute To Metallica
 

Metallic Assault: A Tribute To Metallica

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Metallic Assault: A Tribute To Metallica
"Metallic Assault: A Tribute to Metallica" (02/13/2001) Rock & Pop Various Artists, Big Eye MusicFull title: Metallic Assault: A Tribute To Metallica. Principally recorded at The Office, Van Nuys, Caifornia. Personnel: Eric Bloom, John Oliva, John Garcia, Whitfield Crane, Billy Milano, Doug Pinnick, Burton C. Bell (vocals); Doug Aldrich, Bob Balch, Jake E. Lee, Mike Clark , John Christ, John Marshall , Al Pitrelli, Kurdt Vanderhoof, Vernon Reid, Bob Kulick (guitar); P. Taylor (keyboards); Mickey Dee, Dave Lombardo, Frankie Banali, Gregg Bissonette, Aynsley Dunbar, Jason Bonham, Tommy Aldridge, Vinny Appice (drums); David Glen Eisley (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Bob Kulick; Bruce Bouillet. Recording information: Big Y Studio, Irving TX; Fearless Music, N.Y.C; The Office, Van Nuys CA.

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World's Greatest Metallica Tribute
 

World's Greatest Metallica Tribute

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World's Greatest Metallica Tribute
"World's Greatest Metallica Tribute" (02/17/2004) Rock & Pop Various Artists, Tributized

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Metallica: The Ultimate Tribute Album by Various Artists (CD - 08/03/2004)
 

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Metallica: The Ultimate Tribute Album by Various Artists (CD - 08/03/2004)
"Metallica: The Ultimate Tribute Album" (08/03/2004) Heavy Metal Various Artists, Big Deal RecordsTributee: Metallica. The cover art for Metallica: The Ultimate Tribute Album is a black-and-purple mess of desktop publishing, and performance credits aren't included for the ten selections on the back. However, despite Big Deal Records' mishandling of the packaging, their tribute to the veteran metal act is actually pretty solid. Mot?rhead opens with "Whiplash," Flotsam & Jetsam turn in a nearly note-perfect rendition of "Damage, Inc.," and the interesting pair of Scott Ian and Helmet's Page Hamilton really get into their version of "Motorbreath." Dark Angel doing "Creeping Death" and a reading of "Trapped Under Ice" by Death Angel are other set highlights. There are numerous Metallica tributes on the market, from Die Krupps' industrial fete in 1993 to the electro-pop of 2002's Metalliclash. But while Metallica: The Ultimate Tribute Album doesn't do itself any favors visually, fans should find these versions worthy. ~ Johnny Loftus

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Total Overload 1 & 2: Tribute To Metallica
 

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Total Overload 1 & 2: Tribute To Metallica
"Total Overload, Vol. 1 & 2: Tribute to Metallica" (07/10/2001) Heavy Metal Various Artists, Dwell MinistriesOriginally released separately on Dwell: OVERLOAD/OVERLOAD 2.

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Overload: A Tribute To Metallica
 

Overload: A Tribute To Metallica

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Overload: A Tribute To Metallica
"Overload: A Tribute To Metallica" (08/18/1998) Heavy Metal Various Artists, Dwell MinistriesAlso available on Dwell as part of a 2-CD set with OVERLOAD 2 titled TOTAL OVERLOAD VOLS. 1 & 2: TRIBUTE TO METALLICA.

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Phantom Lords: A Tribute To Metallica [Artillery Music] by Various Artists (CD - 04/23/2002)
 

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Phantom Lords: A Tribute To Metallica [Artillery Music] by Various Artists (CD - 04/23/2002)
"Phantom Lords: A Tribute To Metallica [Artillery Music]" (04/23/2002) Heavy Metal Various Artists, Artillery MusicMetallica is one of the greatest metal bands of all time, revolutionizing the genre and dragging thrash metal into the mainstream at a time when Poison and Bon Jovi ruled the charts. Thus, like any other influential band, there are countless tribute albums floating around the metal underground in honor of the headbanging foursome. Phantom Lords is one of these, offering 13 covers that are quite faithful to the original versions. The occasional song is given a different take, such as the industrial reworking of "The Thing That Should Not Be" from Low Gear and the goth metal run-through of "Fade to Black" by Pro-fe-cia. But even these aren't very different from the original versions, merely adding keyboards and sound effects where there was previously nothing. Still, the artists here are obviously ardent fans that put a lot of energy and passion into their covers. It's just that Metallica did it better, and faithfully covering these songs only emphasizes how good the original versions were. Collectors may want to hunt this down, but few will find this nearly as engaging as a real Metallica album. ~ Bradley Torreano

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Maximum Metallica
 

Maximum Metallica

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Maximum Metallica
"More Maximum" (02/01/1999) Rock & Pop Various Artists, Chrome Dreams (USA)This 1999 interview disc paints a picture of the premiere speed metal band, incorporating narrative biography and interview clips from various stages of the band's career into a rich collage. In this continuation of the illuminating MAXIMUM METALLICA, the heavy metal band's story is told through interviews with its members as well as through informed journalistic commentary.

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Plays Metallica by Four Cellos by Apocalyptica (CD - 05/07/2005)
 

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Plays Metallica by Four Cellos by Apocalyptica (CD - 05/07/2005)
"Plays Metallica by Four Cellos" (05/07/2005) Heavy Metal Apocalyptica, Zen Garden (USA)APOCALYPTICA PLAYS METALLICA BY FOUR CELLOS features instrumental cello arrangements of Metallica songs. Apocalyptica: Max Lilja, Antero Manninen, Paavo Lotjonen, Eicca Toppinen (cello). Personnel: Antero Manninen, Eicca Toppinen, Paavo Lotjonen, Max Lilja (cello). Photographer: Juha Laine. The premise of a cello-playing four piece (from Finland, no less) performing the music of Metallica may seem outrageous at first, but much of the metal gods' repertoire translates surprisingly well into this "classical" reading. And while Apocalyptica chooses to concentrate on more recent hits like "Enter Sandman," "Sad But True" and "Wherever I May Roam" for obvious commercial purposes, it is Metallica's earlier, more complex compositions, like "Master of Puppets," "Creeping Death," and "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)," which actually work best in this scenario. The quartet's love and understanding of the music is the real key here, and their attention to detail and technically flawless performance will no doubt satisfy even the most skeptical of fans. And while it is unlikely that this album will interest non-Metallica fans, it obviously inspired the band themselves to explore the classical direction on their own terms with 1999's S&M album. ~ Eduardo Rivadavia

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One [Single]
 

One [Single]

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One [Single]

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The Memory Remains [Single]
 

The Memory Remains [Single]

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The Memory Remains [Single]
"Memory Remains [US] [Single]" (11/11/1997) Rock & Pop Metallica, ElektraPersonnel: Marianne Faithfull (vocals). Audio Mixer: Randy Staub . Audio Remixer: DJ Spooky. Recording information: Mindswerve, New York, NY. Photographer: Anton Corbijn.

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Hero Of The Day: Live [Single]
 

Hero Of The Day: Live [Single]

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Hero Of The Day: Live [Single]
"Hero of the Day [US] [Single] [Digipak]" (10/22/1996) Rock & Pop Metallica, Elektra Entertainment

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Ride The Lightning
 

Ride The Lightning

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Ride The Lightning
"Ride the Lightning" (09/30/2003) Rock & Pop Metallica, CBS Records (Japan)Metallica: James Hetfield (vocals, guitar); Kirk Hammett (guitar); Cliff Burton (bass); Lars Ulrich (drums). Recorded at Sweet Silence Studios, Copenhagen, Denmark in Spring 1984. Japanese exclusive rerelease comes in a vinyl style sleeve. Metallica turned the metal world on its ear with their debut album, KILL 'EM ALL and then blew its mind with the follow-up, RIDE THE LIGHTNING. The riffs and arrangements are more intricate, the lyrics are more intelligent and biting and James Hetfield's growl is meaner. The set starts out with two tunes that would have been right at home on KILL 'EM ALL, but the next two are slower and more involved. "Ride The Lightning" is a slow (by Metallica's standards) dirge about the futility of war. "Fade To Black" is a ballad (!) that builds to an instrumental coda featuring the guitar melodies that the band would later base their sound around. It's also Hetfield's first attempt at singing in tune. The most ambitious song is a dense instrumental, "The Call Of Ktulu," that starts with a single arpeggiated guitar and slowly adds layer upon layer, building in intensity until it all comes crashing down nine minutes later.

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Franticep (Japan)
 

Franticep (Japan)

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Franticep (Japan)
"Frantic [Single]" (09/23/2003) Rock & Pop Metallica, Sony Music Distribution (USA)Long a popular metal band, Metallica shows no sign of losing their edge. This EP presents "Frantic" from their album ST. ANGER and four exclusive live tracks recorded at the U.K. Download Festival in 2003. Japanese issue. The Japanese EP release of Frantic, the second single from Metallica's 2003 album, St. Anger, features the album mix plus four live tracks. The songs were recorded during the band's U.K. tour and are all versions of songs from classic Metallica albums. "Blackened" and "Harvester of Sorrow" are from ...And Justice for All, "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" is from Master of Puppets, and "No Remorse" is from Kill 'Em All. If you one of the fans who thought the band sounded great on St. Anger but was lacking in the song department, this disc is tailor-made for you. It is also good for new fans to find out more about the august history of the group. ~ Tim Sendra

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Unforgiven II [Single]
 

Unforgiven II [Single]

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Unforgiven II [Single]
"The Unforgiven [US CD/Cassette Single] [Single] [Slipcase]" (03/17/1998) Rock & Pop Metallica, Elektra/ WEAMetallica: James Hetfield (vocals, guitar); Kirk Hammett (guitar); Jason Newsted (bass guitar, background vocals); Lars Ulrich (drums). Audio Mixer: James Barton . Recording information: The Ministry Of Sound, London, England (11/13/1997). Photographer: Anton Corbijn.

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Private Talks-Interview
 

Private Talks-Interview

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Private Talks-Interview
"Private Talks" (06/29/1999) Rock & Pop Metallica, Sonotec TradingThis 1997 release features an interview with Metallica's Jason Newsted from 1987.

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One
 

One

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One
"One [UK CD Single] [Single]" (02/01/1999) Rock & Pop Metallica, CBS/SonyONE is a five track 1989 release featuring five songs by Metallica, including a demo version of "One" and a live version of "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)." Japanese version.

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