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If "Battery" were recorded during the 1988 sessions, the first thing to go would be the low end.
Justice is a "slow burn" album. "Battery" provides a level of relentless speed that only "Dyers Eve" matches on that record.
Lars’s snare would sound like a cardboard box or a gunshot, losing the ring it had in 1986. The double-bass parts would sound more mechanical and "clicky." 🎸 Structural & Technical Shifts
The concept of "Battery" appearing on ...And Justice For All is a fascinating "what if" because it represents a collision between Metallica’s peak thrash intensity and their peak progressive complexity.
Do you think the would ruin the song's famous gallop?
Should I try to where "Battery" replaces "Dyers Eve"?
James Hetfield’s "Master" voice was a melodic bark. On "Justice," his voice became a raspy, aggressive snarl. The "Battery!" shouts would sound angrier and more detached. 🔋 Impact on the Album
If "Battery" were recorded during the 1988 sessions, the first thing to go would be the low end.
Justice is a "slow burn" album. "Battery" provides a level of relentless speed that only "Dyers Eve" matches on that record. If "Battery" were recorded during the 1988 sessions,
Lars’s snare would sound like a cardboard box or a gunshot, losing the ring it had in 1986. The double-bass parts would sound more mechanical and "clicky." 🎸 Structural & Technical Shifts Lars’s snare would sound like a cardboard box
The concept of "Battery" appearing on ...And Justice For All is a fascinating "what if" because it represents a collision between Metallica’s peak thrash intensity and their peak progressive complexity. Should I try to where "Battery" replaces "Dyers Eve"
Do you think the would ruin the song's famous gallop?
Should I try to where "Battery" replaces "Dyers Eve"?
James Hetfield’s "Master" voice was a melodic bark. On "Justice," his voice became a raspy, aggressive snarl. The "Battery!" shouts would sound angrier and more detached. 🔋 Impact on the Album