| Album: Ride The Lightning Artist(Band): Metallica Date: 07/07/1987 Review The Album (7)
Reviews about Ride The Lightning Iran | Reviewer: Behrooz2020 | 6/18/2007 All the iranian people love you METALLIKA Your songs is the best When your new album? Is this review helpful to you? Yes No DOOD!! | Reviewer: Leodeth | 5/15/2007 ride the lightning is the best metallica album ever. i mean kill em all was fucking great but RTL shows alot of cliff burton's style or how he changed metallica.(for the better of course) but yea its a fucking great album and the best song i think in it is Creeping Death Is this review helpful to you? Yes No DUDE | Reviewer: William Vogt II | 4/24/2007 This is a GREAT album and For Whom The Bell Tolls rocks my socks as what I call my favorite 10 songs!! Fade To Black, awesome instrumental make this a METAL CLASSIC. METALLICA ARE THE GREATEST HARD ROCK METAL BAND EVER. RECOMMENDED TO ALL ROCK FANS. Is this review helpful to you? Yes No Get it right | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/14/2007 Hey Mr. anonymous if you were a real Metallica fan you would know that RTL was released in 1984 not '87 and it was before MOP not after. although i can see how you would get it wroing when this website doeenst even know when it was released, DO YOUR HOMEWORK!!!! Is this review helpful to you? Yes No The Best 3 Years | Reviewer: Anonymous | 12/9/2005 in 1986 Metallica released Master Of Puppets. In 87 Ride the ligthning came out. Then ...And Justice For All was released making the best 3 years in metal history Is this review helpful to you? Yes No Ride the Lightning | Reviewer: A.J. | 5/10/2005 this is the album that shot metallica's carrer high. there was a big change between kill em'' all and ride the lightning and that change is basiclly everthing. the vocals, gutairs, and even the drums sound differnt and better. this album is definetly a classic in my book Is this review helpful to you? Yes No Moodsetter | Reviewer: Anonymous | 7/13/2004 This album is when Metallica's style begins to show through most definitively, but is still untainted by a softening style that is obvious in their later Black and S&M. I'm sure there are those that would disagree, but between Ride the Lightning and Kill em All, Metallica was at its purest, most blackhearted and generally evil (are these not the qualities intrinsic to Metal?) state. Is this review helpful to you? Yes No Review The Album Ride The Lightning | |
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