How do you even go about writing an intro as incredible as the

>>73332466
Where is the goddamn bass for this album?

>>73332502
You may not be able to hear the bass, which is bad BUT it is also difficult to hear the Lars Ulrich's dogshit drumming, which is good.

In any case, it is my favorite Metallica album.

>>73332466
You have to sign out of reddit and practice your instrument before mum tells you it's bed time.

>>73332502
I have some bad news for you

>>73332466
It's the same thing as writing for a string quartet, except for electric guitars.
Write a melody and then harmonic accompaniment for that melody.

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>>73332580
3/10 insult. Keep working and one day you'll throw an insult that hurts

>>73332502
Probably drowned out by lars drums like on every Metallica release

>>73332502
I noticed the same issue when listening to Ride the Lightning earlier tonight. Were there any Metallica albums that were mixed well? I've only ever seen complaints ranging from going balls deep into the loudness wars to basic balance mixing issues like this.