Metallica: Metallica - Album Of The Week Club review
Metallica's Black Album turned them from rising thrash stars to mainstream rock icons. Did the compromise come at a cost?
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Metallica's damaged Justice revisited, over the course of 11 CDs, four vinyl LPs, DVDs and more...
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Two-CD, 31-track companion to Sabbath’s The End tour.
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Metallica's Black Album reissue reinforces its place as one of rock's greatest albums
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Did Iron Maiden's second album build on the promise of their storming debut? And if it did, why did they get rid of singer Paul Di'Anno immediately afterwards?
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Senjutsu is studio album 17 from enduring heavy metal flag carriers Iron Maiden, and they still divide opinion
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A live and beastly show from Iron Maiden on Nights Of The Dead, Legacy Of The Beast: Live In Mexico City
Iron Maiden - four reissues of The Beast, reviewed
Four slabs of prime Iron Maiden from a tricky, transitional time: Fear Of The Dark, The X-Factor, Virtual XI and Brave New World
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Dave Grohl and co. tackle our dark political age with the sounds of hard rock’s golden age
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Not yet ratedAfter years of ups and downs playing live, thrash pioneers Megadeth are back in startling form
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Not yet ratedFrom psychedelic lynchpins to proto-prog experimentalists in four awkward stages.
