Tracklist Death Magnetic

[Skull]

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[Some Kind of User]

Bem, fui ver o artigo do Blabbermouth, e um usuário chamado "Cardinal_Bronco" traduziu uma review de um frânces que comprou o álbum. Infelizmente tá em inglês, se alguém tiver o tempo e a paciência para traduzir :


You will have trouble to find a columnist objective of the last Metallica. Even the one that the descendant in arrow. Because I do not know a métalleux that was not fan, of a period or of another, of this gigantic group. Then I anyway will try to remain more in the description than in the opinion of furious crazy fan. But I will have trouble: Death Magnetic is good furious.

As you know it already, Hetfield and Co changed stable, and Rock Bobsled left places to Rick Rubin, therefore, Metallica has bossé…seul, the bearded producer being renowned for his ghost statute in studio. And to the listens of this disc, one can wonder if the ovens horsemen are not themselves suddenly rediscovered as single in a garage of répet', with their spirit of kids wanting to do the noise. Yes, the announced rumor was been founded: Metallica returns here to the sound old-school. Level his, therefore, that bastonne in the pregnant ones. You recall the sound of clear cash register of Lars Ulrich on "St. Anger". Here, Lars understood that to do itself to sponsor by Tefal was not wise, and came back to a kit normal…très voluminous. Some will say that this is too strong, of others (I in does left) will say you that that rings powerful and that that recalls the old voucher time. Good, one feels although Pro tools is gone through there, but that will complain about to hear rhythms if sharp and so direct. The song is aggressive, shaded as James knows to do it, well more worked than on the preceding effort, and exempt of drifts a little too "yeaah woouw" as to the era "Load", therefore more spontaneous. Kirk Hammett is itself as promised put back to write solos, which finishes to revive the Metallica of long ago that lacked us so.

This disc, in his approach, on the whole did me to think about "…And Justice For All", in the very dry sound (although this time, Metallica does here to hear that the group has a bass player!) and the length and the epic side of the pieces. "That Was Just Your Life" opens the disc on a disturbing intro, before vanishing as on "kill’em All", nothing that that, the yelling song in less, of course. "The End Of The Line" remains hitting, and is very progressive, with a good calm passage having the merit of very well to restart the storm. "Broken, Beat & Scarred" is lourdingue to wish, and begins as a title of the "Black Album", with a bridge enough speed as to the era.

"The Day That Never Comes", first single of the disc, does immediately to think about "One" (in his calm structure to the violent one) or "Flat à Black" (for his intro and its refrains). Again very good piece, that suddenly rediscovers itself to be the first pieces truly "catchy" at the level of the song and melodies, which precedes being almost "destabilizing" of lays off overdrive. "All Nightmare Long" begins as a "Damage Inc." and proposes a huge refrain, and a solo very surprising and speedant of Hammett. Only "Cyanide" is a little disrupting, even with his simple refrain but effective, owing to a structure a not very bizarre one. Did Hum, good, if I leave you the surprise for the remainder? Mention just the presence of an "Unforgiven III", proposing a pause violins and pianos in intro.

What to say of more. This disc is authentically violent, entrainant, headbanguant, catchy, of a huge power, probably as never since Master Of Puppets. Yes, I know, I am involved myself a lot in what I say there, and I will be done basher by the biggest number is to foresee. But I have not the habit descend a disc under pretext that it will sell himself by millions of palettes. I say it high and strong, if Metallica sells "Death magnetic" as never it did not sell before, well, it is only deserved. This disc is huge. Then, yes, some could think that the song maybe lost what it had mélodique while becoming so spontaneous, of others will say that Hammett lays solis less "singing" that to the era, all that is subjective. For my party, despite titles sometimes bewildering length and leaving little the time to breathe (is this an evil? Again to you to see) Metallica hits here a big blow and resumes his holds court. Holds, to a given moment, I failed to be objective, you saw? hahaha….

Vai no branco então xD

Bem, fui ver o artigo do Blabbermouth, e um usuário chamado "Cardinal_Bronco" traduziu uma review de um frânces que comprou o álbum. Infelizmente tá em inglês, se alguém tiver o tempo e a paciência para traduzir :


You will have trouble to find a columnist objective of the last Metallica. Even the one that the descendant in arrow. Because I do not know a métalleux that was not fan, of a period or of another, of this gigantic group. Then I anyway will try to remain more in the description than in the opinion of furious crazy fan. But I will have trouble: Death Magnetic is good furious.

As you know it already, Hetfield and Co changed stable, and Rock Bobsled left places to Rick Rubin, therefore, Metallica has bossé…seul, the bearded producer being renowned for his ghost statute in studio. And to the listens of this disc, one can wonder if the ovens horsemen are not themselves suddenly rediscovered as single in a garage of répet', with their spirit of kids wanting to do the noise. Yes, the announced rumor was been founded: Metallica returns here to the sound old-school. Level his, therefore, that bastonne in the pregnant ones. You recall the sound of clear cash register of Lars Ulrich on "St. Anger". Here, Lars understood that to do itself to sponsor by Tefal was not wise, and came back to a kit normal…très voluminous. Some will say that this is too strong, of others (I in does left) will say you that that rings powerful and that that recalls the old voucher time. Good, one feels although Pro tools is gone through there, but that will complain about to hear rhythms if sharp and so direct. The song is aggressive, shaded as James knows to do it, well more worked than on the preceding effort, and exempt of drifts a little too "yeaah woouw" as to the era "Load", therefore more spontaneous. Kirk Hammett is itself as promised put back to write solos, which finishes to revive the Metallica of long ago that lacked us so.

This disc, in his approach, on the whole did me to think about "…And Justice For All", in the very dry sound (although this time, Metallica does here to hear that the group has a bass player!) and the length and the epic side of the pieces. "That Was Just Your Life" opens the disc on a disturbing intro, before vanishing as on "kill’em All", nothing that that, the yelling song in less, of course. "The End Of The Line" remains hitting, and is very progressive, with a good calm passage having the merit of very well to restart the storm. "Broken, Beat & Scarred" is lourdingue to wish, and begins as a title of the "Black Album", with a bridge enough speed as to the era.

"The Day That Never Comes", first single of the disc, does immediately to think about "One" (in his calm structure to the violent one) or "Flat à Black" (for his intro and its refrains). Again very good piece, that suddenly rediscovers itself to be the first pieces truly "catchy" at the level of the song and melodies, which precedes being almost "destabilizing" of lays off overdrive. "All Nightmare Long" begins as a "Damage Inc." and proposes a huge refrain, and a solo very surprising and speedant of Hammett. Only "Cyanide" is a little disrupting, even with his simple refrain but effective, owing to a structure a not very bizarre one. Did Hum, good, if I leave you the surprise for the remainder? Mention just the presence of an "Unforgiven III", proposing a pause violins and pianos in intro.

What to say of more. This disc is authentically violent, entrainant, headbanguant, catchy, of a huge power, probably as never since Master Of Puppets. Yes, I know, I am involved myself a lot in what I say there, and I will be done basher by the biggest number is to foresee. But I have not the habit descend a disc under pretext that it will sell himself by millions of palettes. I say it high and strong, if Metallica sells "Death magnetic" as never it did not sell before, well, it is only deserved. This disc is huge. Then, yes, some could think that the song maybe lost what it had mélodique while becoming so spontaneous, of others will say that Hammett lays solis less "singing" that to the era, all that is subjective. For my party, despite titles sometimes bewildering length and leaving little the time to breathe (is this an evil? Again to you to see) Metallica hits here a big blow and resumes his holds court. Holds, to a given moment, I failed to be objective, you saw? hahaha….

Vai no branco então xD

[HeavyMaster]

Nossa, não consigo ler nada com essa fonte azul ae.

Nossa, não consigo ler nada com essa fonte azul ae.

[-Dands-]

HeavyMaster escreveu:

Pô, Dands! Fala pro teu amigo francês upar o negócio aí para nós, coitados do Terceiro Mundo.

Tô fazendo isso, mas depois que algumas pessoas optaram por me ofender, começei a pensar melhor.

HeavyMaster escreveu:

Pô, Dands! Fala pro teu amigo francês upar o negócio aí para nós, coitados do Terceiro Mundo.

Tô fazendo isso, mas depois que algumas pessoas optaram por me ofender, começei a pensar melhor.

[HeavyMaster]

-Dands- escreveu:

Tô fazendo isso, mas depois que algumas pessoas optaram por me ofender, começei a pensar melhor.

Eu não ofendi!

-Dands- escreveu:

Tô fazendo isso, mas depois que algumas pessoas optaram por me ofender, começei a pensar melhor.

Eu não ofendi!

[uerlei]

HeavyMaster escreveu:

Pô, Dands! Fala pro teu amigo francês upar o negócio aí para nós, coitados do Terceiro Mundo.

Mininu, tu é doido, é?! Num pode não.
É pirataria, fere a constituição, é contra a ética e quebra o Protocolo de Kyoto.

HeavyMaster escreveu:

Pô, Dands! Fala pro teu amigo francês upar o negócio aí para nós, coitados do Terceiro Mundo.

Mininu, tu é doido, é?! Num pode não.
É pirataria, fere a constituição, é contra a ética e quebra o Protocolo de Kyoto.

[Alone_]

Eu também não ofendi .

Eu também não ofendi .

[Lady Justice]

uerlei escreveu:

Mininu, tu é doido, é?! Num pode não. É pirataria, fere a constituição, é contra a ética e quebra o Protocolo de Kyoto.

Além de decepcionar o Lars, queremos mesmo decepcionar o Lars?

uerlei escreveu:

Mininu, tu é doido, é?! Num pode não. É pirataria, fere a constituição, é contra a ética e quebra o Protocolo de Kyoto.

Além de decepcionar o Lars, queremos mesmo decepcionar o Lars?

[HeavyMaster]

Lady Justice escreveu:

Além de decepcionar o Lars, queremos mesmo decepcionar o Lars?

SIM!

Lady Justice escreveu:

Além de decepcionar o Lars, queremos mesmo decepcionar o Lars?

SIM!

[LaGrecca]

mas de que maneira o cd vazou? venda adiantada?

mas de que maneira o cd vazou? venda adiantada?

[Saracura]

Está escrito de um jeito muito estranho. Essa parte parece ser novidade:

Some Kind of Monster escreveu:

"All Nightmare Long" begins as a "Damage Inc." and proposes a huge refrain, and a solo very surprising and speedant of Hammett.

"'All Nightmare Long´ começa como uma ´Damage Inc.´ e propõe um grande refrão e um solo surpreendente e rápido de Hammet."

Tínhamos poucos comentários sobre essa música, certo? Aí está um.

Está escrito de um jeito muito estranho. Essa parte parece ser novidade:

Some Kind of Monster escreveu:

"All Nightmare Long" begins as a "Damage Inc." and proposes a huge refrain, and a solo very surprising and speedant of Hammett.

"'All Nightmare Long´ começa como uma ´Damage Inc.´ e propõe um grande refrão e um solo surpreendente e rápido de Hammet."

Tínhamos poucos comentários sobre essa música, certo? Aí está um.

[Helltallica]

-Dands- escreveu:

Tô fazendo isso, mas depois que algumas pessoas optaram por me ofender, começei a pensar melhor.

Nossa cara, você tá brincando né?

Agora você pareceu o gordinho playboy que é o dono da bola, não sabe jogar e quando perde, pega a bola dizendo: - Tamém num brinco maix!

-Dands- escreveu:

Tô fazendo isso, mas depois que algumas pessoas optaram por me ofender, começei a pensar melhor.

Nossa cara, você tá brincando né?

Agora você pareceu o gordinho playboy que é o dono da bola, não sabe jogar e quando perde, pega a bola dizendo: - Tamém num brinco maix!

[Alone_]

É uma tradução de francês pra inglês incompleta, esperavam o que? xD

É uma tradução de francês pra inglês incompleta, esperavam o que? xD

[the_sick]

Foi erro de tradução tb colocarem o disco antes, falaram 12, os franceses entenderam 2!

Foi erro de tradução tb colocarem o disco antes, falaram 12, os franceses entenderam 2!

[Some Kind of User]

Acho que o cara usou aqueles sites de tradução tipo BabelFish ou sei lá o que xD.

Mas acredito eu que dá pra traduzir direitinho, ou não?

Ah, outra coisa, o francês dono da review falou que não deve demorar muito pra "cair" na internet, já que lá eles recém voltaram do trabalho e panz

Acho que o cara usou aqueles sites de tradução tipo BabelFish ou sei lá o que xD.

Mas acredito eu que dá pra traduzir direitinho, ou não?

Ah, outra coisa, o francês dono da review falou que não deve demorar muito pra "cair" na internet, já que lá eles recém voltaram do trabalho e panz