Metallica Hardwired... To Self-Destruct (180 Gram Vinyl, Digital Download Card) (2 Lp's) 2/21/2006

Metallica Hardwired... To Self-Destruct (180 Gram Vinyl, Digital Download Card) (2 Lp's) 2/21/2006Metallica began their long journey back home some time after nearly imploding during the recording of 2003's St. Anger. Hardwired To Self Destruct arrives 13 years after that album but it, almost more than its 2008 predecessor Death Magnetic, feels like a repudiation of the band's '90s, the years when Metallica shined up, slowed down, and got a lot weirder. Sprawling over two discs when it could've fit onto one (an aesthetic choice certainly meant to

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