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Rating: THE REVIEW
Good evening
Many people complain because there are many reviews of this album but few are positive, so I decided to write one. This is heavier than Load and Reload, almost like those old ones but different: in fact, it gets close to nu-metal and grunge, but it's not bad.
There are nice fast and heavy songs, I recommend it to you.
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Summary by Bot
This review highlights Metallica's St. Anger as a heavier and rawer album compared to Load and Reload. The album leans toward nu-metal and grunge influences, offering fast and heavy songs. Despite mixed opinions, the reviewer recommends giving it a chance.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Metallica
Metallica is an American heavy metal band formed in 1981 by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. They rose from the Bay Area thrash scene with early albums like Kill 'Em All and Ride the Lightning, achieved mainstream success with 1991's Metallica (The Black Album), and have released a long-running and often debated catalog since.173 Reviews
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By cliffburton86
An album as aggressive as a dog whose bone is taken from its mouth!
James Hetfield has a fierce voice as if he wants to say to the whole world: 'I'm back, bastards!!! Sad but true!!!'
By Big D
The first peculiarity that strikes the listener concerns the sound clarity: practically nonexistent, and this could be a point in its favor because it might (very remotely) recall the times of 'Kill'em All'.
In conclusion, I do not believe that St. Anger is a bad album, but a 'different' album.
By El minchia
Metallica with St. Anger managed to elevate the role of crap beyond levels that even Elio couldn’t imagine.
Listening to those drums, you can’t help but realize it’s pans and dishes!
By Brizz89
"Metallica is not Nu Metal, but they wanted to enter the Olympus of the commercial, and they succeeded, considering the sales."
"This album is truly the worst in their entire discography, and its complete anonymity speaks volumes about how the future of this band will be."
By pep 92
The tracks are impressively repetitive, it’s almost as if Hetfield and company enjoyed pressing the LOOP button continuously.
The only good thing about 'St. Anger' is the cover, that’s it.
