AJFA is Metallica's best album...fight me

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Tone Monster said:
I've heard those stories as well, but when you watch em play live from that era, they actually played even faster live, so....
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they did, a lot of the times it sounded like they were all playing a different song but they did like to play fast :ROFLMAO:
 
Justice came out when I was a senior in HS and we all were waiting for it. I thought it was ok but liked the previous records way better. I still do. I sw 2 shows on that tour and enjoyed them.

Flash forward to the MTV award show where they played Sandman and I knew it was over for me. I never bought anther album.
 
legend71 said:
Justice came out when I was a senior in HS and we all were waiting for it. I thought it was ok but liked the previous records way better. I still do. I sw 2 shows on that tour and enjoyed them.

Flash forward to the MTV award show where they played Sandman and I knew it was over for me. I never bought anther album.
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That day was the birth of bro/dad rock
 
WizardAmpIphoneClip said:
That day was the birth of bro/dad rock
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I suppose it was - they went mainstream then and I lost interest. But success happens and I do not blame them. Obviously it was a huge album etc but it was so dumbed down to me compared with the epic tunes they had on earlier records. I remember being very disappointed watching that. Many years later I have had to play Sandman in bands haha. Not because I wanted to.....
 
Been on the road for a few hrs.
Listening to Sirius.
Welcome home sanitarium just played
So much better than all the other tallica tunes, so far, including off ajfa and black.
 
Tone Monster said:
I've heard those stories as well, but when you watch em play live from that era, they actually played even faster live, so....
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Agreed, but its always so fascinating to me that Master of Puppets, Damage Inc. and Leper Messiah were all tuned to 432hz. There's a chance they tracked them slightly detuned and slower to keep them tight, yet they were one of the tightest live bands ever so I have no idea lol

Wes Hauch talked about this a few times in interviews

Edit: This is the interview

 
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And Justice for me too actually! Love this album. Lars plays ( or was pasted together from diff takes) extremely well on this one.
 
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