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Tracks H1 & H2 from 'Garage Days Revisited' Track G1 taken from the album 'Ride The Lightning'

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© ℗ 1985 Blackened Recordings / except C1, © ℗ 1966 EMI Music Publishing Italia Srl. Tags: Metallica Ride the lightning mobile wallpaper android wallpaper iPhone wallpaper phone wallpaper free download. on behalf of EMI Music Publishing Italia Srl (BMI) and 'Am I Evil?' published by Happy Face Music Ltd/Zomba Enterprises, Inc. Vinyl masters at Masterdisk, New York, NY.Īll songs © 1985 Creeping Death Music (ASCAP) except 'The Ecstasy of Gold,' published by EMI Unart Catalog Inc. Mastered at The Mastering Palace, New York, NY. Photo about disk, musical, classic, case, masterpiece, oldie, metal, metallica, disc, greatest, early, hard. Recorded live at The Holly Palladium, Los Angeles, CA on March 10th, 1985. Metallica Ride the Lightning and other CDs. Track C1 from the MGM film 'The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.' Vinyl masters at Bernie Grundman Mastering, Los Angeles, CA.Īll songs © 1984 Creeping Death Music (ASCAP) / © 1984 Blackened Recordings. Remastered at Howie Weinberg Mastering, Los Angeles, CA. Recorded and mixed at Sweet Silence Studios, Copenhagen, Denmark during Spring 1984.

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More than just the sound of a group of young musicians growing into their own skin, Ride The Lightning is a fearless declaration of independence from a band who were utterly determined to forge ahead on a path of entirely their own making. This, though, is the album’s only mis-step. In truth, the San Francisco Bay Area ‘Trues’ who mockingly waved Kleenex tissues at the quartet when Fade To Black was first aired on home soil might have saved their opprobrium for the album’s sixth track, Escape, a badly mis-judged, painfully self-aware attempt at naked commercialism which ranks as Metallica’s only truly dishonest song: such was the band’s own hatred of the track that it wasn’t played live until 2012 when the quartet performed Ride The Lightning in its entirety for the first time at their own Orion Music Festival. This approach was made manifest even more explicitly on the album’s most controversial track, Fade To Black, a mid-tempo ballad referencing suicidal thoughts: the inevitable ‘sell-out’ accusations which accompanied its release were informed less by feelings of disappointment, than by a keenly-felt sense of betrayal. Download Metallica ride the lightning wallpapers 240 X 320 Backgrounds with 1920x1200 resolution for personal use available. The serrated riffs underpinning Fight Fire With Fire and Ride The Lightning might have had their origins in Thrash metal, but here they were sharper, sleeker and more incisive than anything the band had previously recorded, while For Whom The Bell Tolls was a masterclass in control and dynamics, a tale of medieval conflict made all the more dramatic and affecting by its authors’ realisation that true ‘heaviness’ could be better attained by easing up on their traditional full-tilt tempos. From the delicately-picked acoustic guitar arpeggios which introduced the roaring Fight Fire With Fire to the symphonic riffs which closed the epic … Ktulu, Ride The Lightning is an album of rare sophistication, ambition and power, effortlessly transcending the boundaries of what they had achieved with Kill ‘Em All one year previously. The results of this three week recording session were extraordinary.

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