Metallicahas so many unforgettable tracks that their impact on the metal genre is incalculable.
While some of their longer tracks are a little too long, some are just right.
in the background) is just as chilling as the rest of the track.
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It’s no surprise that the bend would tend to prolong this chantin live performances.
It starts off with a clean sound, then transitions into something much rougher but no less fitting.
There’s a mesmerizing solo that prefaces every verse, another fascinating part of this unique song’s structure.
Then there’s the solo, which powerfully conveys the narrator’s suicide.
This song builds a dark and mournful tone, and Hetfield’s singing gradually becomes angrier and angrier.
Despite its lack of bass,“One” is still justifiably considered a fan-favorite to this day.
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1"Master of Puppets"
Nothing hits harder than “Master of Puppets.”
From the first note, we’re aggressively thrown into a world that seems inescapable.
It takes about a minute for the verse to start, and what a ride to get there.
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The way that Hetfield screams “Master!
as the rest of the band stops in-between those words is blunt, harsh, perfect.
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