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专辑名称: Ride The Lightning (Remastered)
创作艺人: [Metallica]
音乐流派: Metal|金属音乐
专辑规格: 1碟8首
出品公司: Blackened Recordings – Universal Music
发行时间: 1984/7/26
官方标价: £6.49 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Fight Fire With Fire (Remastered)
Ride The Lightning (Remastered)
For Whom The Bell Tolls (Remastered)
Fade To Black (Remastered)
Trapped Under Ice (Remastered)
Escape (Remastered)
Creeping Death (Remastered)
The Call Of Ktulu (Remastered)
详细介绍:
After making history with their previous album Kill %27Em All, Hetfield and Ulrich’s band didn’t just sit back and relax. Metallica could be so much more, and the Californians wanted to prove it. The Four Horsemen were back just one year later in July 1984 with Ride The Lightning. Working off the foundations of Kill %27Em All, the band gave even more space to their incredible bassist Cliff Burton. Hungry for new discoveries, Burton spent hours every day listening to music from all walks of life, representing a wide range of influences. The introduction is much more melodic than expected on the first track, Fight Fire With Fire, before the decibels go wild.
By then more mature, the tracks are rerouted by the work of solo guitarist Kirk Hammett, with very melodic and inspired passages, even if Satriani%27s pupil also knows how to bring out the big guns. Fade to Black comes to mind (a classic among the classics) which, beyond its aggressive front, manages to move into more hazy territories, offering an added value to the band%27s music. The Call of Ktulu, the instrumental track that concludes the album, was born from the musical voyages of Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) at the time of his short stint in Metallica. It is taken up masterfully here by Cliff Burton, who restructures the track, interweaving the epic Metallica sound with totally new melodies that are so beneficial for storytelling. Those in search of thrills won%27t stay on the sidelines, however, with beautiful virulent pieces like Ride the Lightning, Trapped Under Ice or the incredible and tyrannical For Whom the Bell Tolls and its introduction played on the bass with a supersaturated sound. This second must-have album is much more representative of what the band would go on to become, symbolizing their last experimentations before affirmation and greatness. © Maxime Archambaud/Qobuz