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Metallica - Master/Justice Medley

2009-01-08T00:42:06Z

Here it is! My Master/Justice Medley. This one was a tad more difficult to put together, but I think you'll like what you hear. I used the following songs:

Blackened
Battery
Shortest Straw
Master of Puppets
Frayed Ends of Sanity
One

I might make a V2 for this, but the Load/Reload Medley is next on the list.

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Metallica - Kill/Ride Medley

2009-01-08T00:42:07Z

Here's something I thought would be fun to put together. It includes the following songs:

Ride The Lightning
No Remorse
Hit The Lights
The Four Horsemen
Phantom Lord
Fight Fire With Fire
Ride The Lightning [Outro]

This might be a little different from the version played live since I might have added or taken away some solos or choruses.

I'm also planning on making a Master/Justice medley as well. After that, hopefully I can make a Load/ReLoad medley too.

*Make sure to watch this in High Quality! It sounds a hell of a lot better.

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My Top 5 Favorite Metallica Solos

2009-01-08T00:42:07Z

Here is a collection of my 5 favorite Metallica solos. In no particular order:

01. Ride The Lightning
02. Seek & Destroy
03. Blackened
04. The Unforgiven
05. Nothing Else Matters (Probably my favorite)

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Metallica - Hero of the Day (Demo)

2009-01-08T00:42:08Z

This is the Demo of "Hero of the Day" from Metallica's sixth album "Load"

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Metallica - Hit The Lights (Demo)

2009-01-08T00:42:07Z

This is the Demo of "Hit The Lights" from Metallica's debut album "Kill Em All"

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Metallica - Holier Than Thou (Demo)

2009-01-08T00:42:07Z

This is the Demo of "Holier Than Thou" from Metallica's fifth album "Metallica"

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Metallica - Jump In The Fire (Demo V1)

2009-01-08T00:42:07Z

This is the Version 1 of the Demo of "Jump In The Fire" from Metallica's debut album "Kill Em All"

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Metallica - Jump In The Fire (Demo V2)

2009-01-08T00:42:07Z

This is the Version 2 of the Demo of "Jump In The Fire" from Metallica's debut album "Kill Em All"

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Metallica - Aint My Bitch (Demo)

2008-10-26T09:30:55Z

Here is the demo of "Aint My Bitch" by Metallica from their album entitled "Load"

Ain't My Bitch is the first song from Metallica's 1996 album Load. It debuted on the U.S. Mainstream Rock charts at number fifteen.

"Ain't My Bitch" gained media attention and notoriety due to its title. Hetfield later explained that the 'bitch' in the song does not refer to a woman but acts as a metaphor for a problem. Under this interpretation, the song takes on a decidedly different theme, dealing with a person who harbors no concern for other people's problems.

Upon the album's release in June 1996, "Ain't My Bitch" quickly became a staple in the band's live set, featured regularly during their Poor Touring Me world tour. Kirk Hammett used a slide for the guitar solo, a first for Metallica and one of the many musical departures found on Load.

The song's demo was named "Bitch" and was recorded on April 6, 1995.

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Metallica - Am I Evil? (Demo)

2008-10-26T09:30:55Z

This is the "Am I Evil?" demo from Metallica's debut album "Kill Em All"

On the 11th track of Kill Em All, Metallica covered the song "Am I Evil?" by British heavy metal band Diamond Head. This song first appeared on Diamond Head's Lightning to the Nations album. Metallica has made the song recognizable to metal fans today when playing it live many times. The song was part of Metallica's Creeping Death cassette single and on some pressings of the Kill 'Em All album. The song appeared again in 1998 on Metallica's Garage Inc. anthology of covers, as well as on Disc 3 of the Live Shit: Binge & Purge boxed set.

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Metallica - Battery (Demo)

2008-10-26T09:30:55Z

This is the "Battery" demo from Metallica's third album "Master of Puppets"

As with the opening track from Ride the Lightning, Battery begins with a slow, clean guitar part. In this case, as many as four acoustic guitars are layered harmonically before the drums and bass come in with distorted guitars playing a more melodic version of the acoustic part. This lasts until 1:06, when the guitars cut into a very fast minimalist thrash metal riff that is the basis for the rest of the song. In live concerts, the beginning is not played by the band but instead the actual recording is used (recently dropped 1/2 step in key, since the band tunes 1/2 step down).

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Metallica - Blackened (Demo)

2008-10-26T15:31:58Z

This is the "Blackened" demo from Metallica's fourth album "And Justice For All"

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Metallica - Carpe Diem Baby (Demo)

2008-10-27T09:30:06Z

This is the "Carpe Diem Baby" demo from Metallica's seventh album "Reload"

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Metallica - Devil's Dance (Demo)

2008-10-27T21:29:57Z

This is the "Devil's Dance" demo from Metallica's seventh album "Reload"

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Metallica - Disposable Heroes (Demo)

2008-10-18T18:26:24Z

This is the "Disposable Heroes" demo from Metallica's third album "Master of Puppets"

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Metallica - Better Than You (Demo)

2008-10-29T00:25:07Z

This is the "Better Than You" demo from Metallica's seventh album "Reload"

"Better Than You" is the fifth track of Metallica's album ReLoad. The song won the 1998 Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance; it was the band's fourth award in that category. The lyrics theme might be taken as an ironic view on arrogance.

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Metallica - And Justice For All (Demo)

2009-01-01T00:14:24Z

This is the "And Justice For All" demo from Metallica's fourth album "And Justice For All"

The lyrics depict a bleak and corrupt legal system in which "Lady Justice" is "raped", the "halls of justice" are "painted green", and "seeking no truth, winning is all."

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Metallica - Bleeding Me (Demo)

2008-11-05T22:19:41Z

This is the "Bleeding Me" demo from Metallica's sixth album "Load"

Former bassist Jason Newsted believes it is about a person being put through mental torture.

The song was never commercially released as a single, though a promotional single was distributed to radio stations in mid-1997. That year, it would reach #6 on the Mainstream Rock Charts. Both the album version and a shorter (approximately 5-6 minute) radio edit (the most notable differences from the album track being the shortening of various instrumental passages and ending the song at the conclusion of the guitar solo).

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Metallica - Dyers Eve (Demo)

2008-11-20T20:26:39Z

This is the demo of "Dyers Eve" from Metallica's fourth album "And Justice For All"

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Metallica - Eye of the Beholder (Demo)

2008-11-22T16:26:28Z

This is the demo of "Eye of the Beholder" from Metallica's fourth album "And Justice For All"

Lyrically, the song is about the lack of freedom of speech. Eye of the Beholder is notable for its chorus section containing 12/8 time played, not as an ordinary compound quadruple time, but as a syncopated rhythm. The rest of the song is a more conventional 4/4 rhythm at a slower tempo than seen on Metallica's previous three albums.

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