This is Metallica's best album of all time

>>71203723
congratulations on listening to your first metal album!

said literally everybody ever

That's not And Justice For All though

>>71203928
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>>71203723
Kill Em All exists.

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>>71203723
It's a close second, but the production is substandard.
this is better.

>>71203928
is this real

>>71203928
this nigga gets it

>>71203928

the undisputed goat

>>71203928
Agreed

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I think this one is better

>>71205305
I really really like this album

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>>71204078
this

>>71205305
nice! i love death grips

>>71204117
I think that's the charm of RDL, that is sounds rough, it's why I love the first Maiden record, but Kill'em All is to far in that direction and sounds like garbage, especially the vocals
Although I love the record, I do wish James's sining was a bit more refined as there's still a bit of screeching, most notably on Creeping Death
I don't think there's ever been a singer who's vocal performance throughout the years resembles a bell curve as much as his, maybe Rob Halford is a close second but even in Rocka Rolla he was still singing and not schreeching beyond his vocal range like James on KIll'em All

>>71206305
You have to give it to Hetfield that he was still in his teens when they were playing the Kill Em All stuff and RTL was a year or so later.
I think the vocals work on RTL, his tone is a lot better but there's a lot of anguish and expression in his singing.