1001 Albums Summary

Good one

People complaining about the quantity of Metallica albums on this list don't get that this list also carry the weight of showing albums that change the history of music, which Metallica, either you like it or not, played a huge role. They are the biggest metal band ever. Probably not the best, but definitely the biggest. ... And Justice for All is a record that even the biggest fan of the band will give their two cents about the melodic parts and the dimmed bass lines in the final product. This record is the first with the bass player Jason Newsted, after the tragic passing of the great Cliff Burton. The bass is there, and you can hear it I. The fan remix called "... and Justice for Jason" on YouTube. The tour that followed this record paved the path for Metallica's future sound, which reached it's peak with the following self-titled record nicknamed "black album", making the band worldwide famous and therefore, the biggest metal band of all time. But if you don't like it, it's fine. Just don't say "sound the same to me" - that just shows how shallow your musical analysis is.

Very experimental and interesting. Some of the elements reminded me of music from African religions' ones, and apparently, this was also the idea

Nice vibe,mostly synth based

It's an album from The Verve. The deluxe edition is very, very... Very long.

Metalhead here - the people that usually don't endure rap and hip hop. I found this album great. The idea of a drug that gives one a sex experience is nice, but... The lyrics are many times vulgar in a degrading level. If this record had more old school theme, it would be one of the best albums of all time, as the instrumental is really nice.