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Metallica - 72 Seasons (CD)

Name: Metallica - 72 Seasons (CD)
Brand: Metallica
SKU: 1143626
Price: 16.70 EUR
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Rating: 4.80 (88 reviews)

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Brand: Metallica

Product code: 1143626

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Metallica - 72 Seasons (CD)

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Brand: Metallica

Product code: 1143626

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Metallica - 72 Seasons (CD)

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Release date 14.04.2023

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Metallica - 72 Seasons (CD)

Tracklist

1 72 Seasons 7:39
2 Shadows Follow 6:12
3 Screaming Suicide 5:30
4 Sleepwalk My Life Away 6:56
5 You Must Burn! 7:03
6 Lux Æterna 3:22
7 Crown Of Barbed Wire 5:49
8 Chasing Light 6:45
9 If Darkness Had A Son 6:36
10 Too Far Gone? 4:34
11 Room Of Mirrors 5:34
12 Inamorata 11:10

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Album, CD

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Genre

Heavy Metal

Sub-Genre

Heavy Metal, Thrash Metal

Release year

2023

Release date

14.04.2023

Label

Blackened Recordings

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1 pc

Package Contents

CD (1 x)

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Miroslav G.

Czech Republic 21.7.2026

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Metallica - Ride The Lightening (Reissue) (CD)

One of their best albums, and I'm happy that Muziker has the non-remastered version. The remastered version is much closer to what the band wanted the album to sound like, which in my opinion is not better than what they came up with the producer — i.e., the remastered guitars are significantly more "flanger-heavy," which was very much an 80s sound. The producer was right to make the flanger milder.