Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0602517737266
Label: Mercury Records
Manufacturer: Mercury Records
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Mercury Records
Release Date: September 12, 2008
Running Time: 75 minutes
Studio: Mercury Records

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Disc 1:

1. That Was Just Your Life
2. The End Of The Line
3. Broken, Beat & Scarred
4. The Day That Never Comes
5. All Nightmare Long
6. Cyanide
7. The Unforgiven III
8. The Judas Kiss
9. Suicide & Redemption
10. My Apocalypse

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Editorial Review:

Amazon.co.uk Review:





Rating: - Excellent album from a yet again excellent band.
This album is packed fun of track after track of excellent songs. Taking us back to when Metallica realy were a thrash metal band, but combining their old sound with their new massively over distorted guitar and hetfields now famous gravelly voice. This combination of old school thrash metal and their more recent rock has made for very enjoyable listening to everyone from the most hardcore metallica fan to anyone who has (somehow) never even heard of them. The album is raw and underproduced which ... Read More

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Rating: - Awesome
This CD is awesome and I can't see why anyone thinks it is bad. Cyanide, All Nightmare Long and The Day That Never Comes are my favourites. It was Kerrang's album of the year as well so it must be good.


Rock on!!

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Rating: - metallica suck
pathetic as usualy from the most over rated band in history
this one scores a great big 0 outta 10

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Rating: - Whats the problem?!
Heard so many bad things about this album, like the production etc, the sound being too loud etc, but after buying it the other day and listening to it all the way through i find myself questioning wether i listened to the same record as all those people?!.

There is nothing wrong with the production or sound, in my opinion its very clear and well produced, each song sounds as its supposed to, i mean what are you expecting a metallica album to sound like exactly with all the moaning about ... Read More

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Rating: - Metallica: The Return to Glory
Back in 1981, Metallica won the majority of rock fans with their subversive, rough-hearted rock medleys and lyrics and their pacy, iconic instrumental backing. Since entering the modern world, Metallica still have a devoted modern generation in their fanbase, but most Metallica songs have either ranged from average to acceptable, but hardly as striking as the glory days of this much-loved group.

Many fans, like myself, consider this to be the band's testament to see if they still have that ... Read More

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