CD-Charts Position 21
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Metallica - The Videos 1989-2004

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
starring: Metallica

Release Date December 05, 2006
Good dvd I enjoyed it a lot. Think everyone who likes Metallica should buy this.

CD-Charts Position 22
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Metallica: Year and A Half Parts 1 & 2

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
starring: Jason Newsted, Bob Rock, Metallica, Christopher Guest, Michael McKean
directed by: Adam Dubin

Release Date November 23, 1999
when i was senior high school,my school band always played Metallica songs. I truly admire Metallica, especially Kirk Hammet in his maestro killing thrash metal melody guitar. No one can compare with Kirk Hammet. I buy this DVD to remind me about old Metallica, Metallica who used to be a God of Metal, despite they seems downgrade now but i never forget how Metallica made all days so fun when in high school also in unversity.
This video show you how great their team to make an album. They are so solid and they truly professional in commercial band, and their songs,their clips so great. This product will bring you to the years when Metallica run faster to be a champion as a metal group.

CD-Charts Position 23
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Live Shit: Binge & Purge

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
from: Elektra/Asylum

Release Date November 12, 2002
not bad the music cds are good for live stuff. my version has the vhs tapes for video i couldnt find the dvd version cheap enough for my tastes. but the videos are pretty good too.

CD-Charts Position 24
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Warchest

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
by: Megadeth

Release Date October 09, 2007
My son loves Megadeth! He really loves the Megadeth Warchest. It made his collection almost totally complete!

CD-Charts Position 25
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Cowboys from Hell

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
by: Pantera

Release Date July 17, 1990
Pantera's "Cowboys From Hell" is one of the greatest and most influential albums in the history of metal. When you look back at all the bands influenced by this album between 1990 and now, it's pretty amazing. But, influence aside, this album is just generally awesome.
We got Phil Anselmo on lead vocals, who can go from a deep, distorted growl to a high-pitched wailer of a note! Vinnie Paul is definitely an impressive drummer who adds some great fills and rhythms to the songs. Rex Brown mostly stay low-key but his basswork runs smoothly through the album.
Then there's the guitarist: Dimebag Darrell. A legend of our modern time, taken away from us far too young. But as for this album, he really shines here, ripping out some blazing riffs, melodies and ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 26
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Ace of Spades

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
by: Motörhead

Release Date August 21, 2001
You've got to love Motorhead. These guys have been around since the mid-70's, have forged their own style and pretty much stuck to it for 30 years. It is basic rock n roll at it's most primal with band leader Lemmy leading the charge. Most fans consider "Ace Of Spades" to be the band's all time classic album, and indeed it is a good one, although not without it faults. The title track is probably the band's most recognizable tune (they have never really had a hit at least here in the U.S.) and the rest of the album is also quite strong. There are a few clunkers on this one though, I really don't care much for "Fire Fire", "Dance", "Jailbait" (talk about clichéd lyrics), but there are also some classics like "We Are The Road Crew", and "The Chase Is Better Than The Catch" along ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 27
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As Daylight Dies

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
by: Killswitch Engage

Release Date August 28, 2007
Killswitch is one of my favorites....I like End of Heartache more, but this one is still excellent....I bought it while waiting on the new Skinlab live cd, SkinnedAlive to come out...so I'll see if this one grows on me.

CD-Charts Position 28
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Master of Puppets [3 LP Vinyl] [Deluxe Edition]

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
by: Metallica

Release Date July 15, 2008
I've bought the Master of puppets lp from amazon.
The package skould be changed so if you buy one lp it sholud be snuggly fitted inside the package not as this one was, falling around in a big box.
But when it comes to the record itself i find that MoFi has done a little poor job when mixing up the record. This can also be said with kill en all and ride the lightning that the tweeter is much to high. The record sounds great but the tweeter levels are just to damn loud it cuts to the ears and sounds really bad after a while.

Damn you MoFi...

CD-Charts Position 29
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Rust in Peace

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
by: Megadeth

Release Date July 27, 2004
I really think it's time to stop whining about this album. Rust In peace is an unbelievable classic. This remaster, on the whole, sounds better than the original (as you'd expect with a remaster), and the new vocals couldn't be helped. Vocal track tapes went missing for certain songs, and so alternate takes from 1990 were used for the songs Five Magics and Lucretia, and Take No Prisoners had to be resung. Considering the 14 year gap between the original recording of RIP and the resung vocals on TNP, Dave Mustaine's 2004 vocals on the track stand up very well. Whether you like these alternate vocals or not is down to the individual, but surely it's time to stop moaning about something that just couldn't be helped. The remastering and remixing of these albums was a great job, and the remasters are the ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 30
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Metallica: The Halcyon Days (25th Anniversary Edition)

CD-Charts > Music > Thrash and Speed Metal
starring: Metallica

Release Date June 10, 2008
I really think it's time to stop whining about this album. Rust In peace is an unbelievable classic. This remaster, on the whole, sounds better than the original (as you'd expect with a remaster), and the new vocals couldn't be helped. Vocal track tapes went missing for certain songs, and so alternate takes from 1990 were used for the songs Five Magics and Lucretia, and Take No Prisoners had to be resung. Considering the 14 year gap between the original recording of RIP and the resung vocals on TNP, Dave Mustaine's 2004 vocals on the track stand up very well. Whether you like these alternate vocals or not is down to the individual, but surely it's time to stop moaning about something that just couldn't be helped. The remastering and remixing of these albums was a great job, and the remasters are the ... Read More: