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August 21, 2008

The New Metallica Arrives

Metallica

It's being described at the radio stations I work for as "One part Unforgiven, one part Master of Puppets."

That pretty much summarizes the new Metallica track "The Day that Never Comes," one that plays the mellow card, and then rips through with vengeance during the latter half.

It's a seven and a half minute tour de force riff fest. One that is sure to please fans that hated St. Anger.

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