Metallica: S&M
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Features
• Color
• Dolby
• DVD-Video
• NTSC
In Theaters : 1999
DVD Release : 13 June, 2000 |
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Metallica: S&M Customer Reviews
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CD better than the DVD, but both great
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| First off, this is amazing music. I didn't give the DVD 5 out of 5 because I think the CD was mixed better (I don't think the orchestra comes through as well on the DVD). I even think the mixing is different between the 2 discs. I'm not a big Metallica fan, but I do like there music, and I am ADDICTED to this album. I hope this isn't too blasphemous, but I think they should posthumously make Michael Kamen a member of Metallica. His additions to some of Metallica's songs take them to a whole different level. I'd have to disagree with Der Kommissar about which fans of Metallica would like this album. While the originals of some of the songs from the 80's are a bit more stark than the versions in this album, they are no less powerful. As he points out, Call of Ktulu gets a royal kick in the a** here and is thus one of the best songs on the disk. IMHO, the BEST song on the disk is a toss up between For Whom the Bell Tolls (although I find it interesting that the only place where the symphony DOESN"T use bells is this song. The intro is still cool though.) and The Thing That Should Not Be, both songs from the 80's. If anything the weaker songs are the one's from the 90's. Enter Sandman completely loses it's momentum in this performance, and the orchestra doesn't quite fit with Sad But True. Despite that, I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this DVD to anyone. |
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