Fade To Black

 Metallica blended all the things they had already composed with some new creations, and the result wasn’t a failure but rather a good piece of work.

 The Horsemen have successfully stayed current, rising honorably from the mud, delivering an enjoyable album in these rushing times.

The review defends Metallica's Death Magnetic against critics who misunderstand thrash metal and attacks on the band's style. It appreciates the album's mixture of melody and thrash, comparing it favorably to past works. Despite noting it is not hyper-technical, the album is praised for revitalizing Metallica's legacy after weaker recent releases. The reviewer emphasizes respect for Metallica's contributions to metal and the album's success in a genre filled with less inspired music. Discover how Metallica’s Death Magnetic blends classic thrash with fresh energy—listen to this standout album now!

 "Death Magnetic did very well this time... an excellent beginning that I rate a 9."

 "The Unforgiven III... a great masterpiece that drags listeners into deep penetration within the inner depths of the human being."

This review praises Metallica's 2008 album Death Magnetic as their best work since the 1991 Black Album. The reviewer highlights strong riffs, emotional melodies—especially in The Unforgiven III—and a powerful thrash metal return. Despite minor criticisms of Hammett's solos and subdued bass, the album is seen as a significant and successful comeback. Overall, it earns a near-perfect rating and is recommended to fans and guitar players alike. Listen to Metallica's Death Magnetic now and experience a powerful thrash revival!