Have your say on Metallica's new album 72 Seasons
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Cover stars of both this month's Metal Hammer and Classic Rock, there are few bands in the metal world that can make the world sit up and pay attention half as effectively as Metallica do.
Closing in on 40 years since the release of their genre-defining debut Kill 'Em All, the San Francisco (former) thrashers are firing on all cylinders as they gear up for a massive world tour to celebrate the release of their 11th studio album, 72 Seasons.
By now you'll likely know our views on Metallica's new album 72 Seasons, but we want to know what you think about the new record. What would you award it, out of ten? Where do you think this album fits in amidst their discography to date? Do you miss the ballads?
Article continues belowWith some of the highest selling records in rock and metal history, it's fair to say most of you will hold feelings one way or another, and we want to know what you truly think of the new Metallica record after the seven year wait since Hardwired... To Self Destruct.
So share your thoughts with us on Facebook and Twitter, and use the handy vote below to score the album out of ten. As with our Babymetal fan poll, at the end of the week we'll collate all the best responses and tote up the score to see what you really thought of metal's biggest band's latest effort.
And if you haven't heard Metallica's new album, there's a handy Spotify playlist at the bottom of the page. Happy listening!
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News editor for Metal Hammer, Rich has never met a feature he didn't fancy, which is just as well when it comes to covering everything rock, punk and metal for both print and online. He's as happy digging up new bands from around the world and covering scenes in countries like Morocco and Estonia as he is covering world-conquering acts like Sleep Token, Black Sabbath and Deftones.

