…And Justice for All (Remastered)

I bought ..."And Justice For All" on the strength of "The Garage Days re-revisited" E.P. and I was really disappointed with the albums overall mix. The bass guitar work on "Garage Days re-revisited" E.P. was amazing and Metallica were sounding brilliant and this made me really excited about the new full length album to come. The bass guitar parts were taken right out of the final mix of ..."And Justice for All" leaving the album sounding unbalanced and very thin. The song writing on this album is truly amazing but the songs needed the bass lines to give the album a fuller and heavier sound. The songs had great potential and is wasn't until they were heard live that their true greatness could be heard when Jason would deliver like the Bass God we know and love. I was deeply saddened by the Death of Cliff Burton an I can understand to a certain extent Lars' and James' reluctance to replace him on this album with Jason but as they say "The Show must go on". I would love to buy a re-mastered copy of this album with Jason's bass parts restored to the final mix, so that I could hear the songs as they were meant to be. This album is incredibly strong but the overall mix lets it down. Even though I don't like the album's mix I still love the songs and will happily give it five stars as it is that good!!! In my humble opinion if Jason's bass parts were as they should have been then this album would be worthy of one hundred stars and not just five!!!

If you like metal but don’t own this, buy it now.

i love this album so much and i totally recommend buying it. Came in amazing condition and sounded perfect!

Been a fan of Metallica since Master of Puppets was first released and been listening to that album since then. I am now buying their back catalogue since I saw them on TV at Glastonbury. I prefer Master of Puppets but this is nearly as brilliant. This album shows that they were ground breaking. I am playing this a lot and enjoying every track. They still use some of these tracks in their live shows today.All die hard Metallica fans will know this one already. But if you have not heard it yet you must buy it as it shows how complicated their musicianship is.

Great album, first bought on vinyl in 1988. You'll spend all day tweaking your levels looking for bass, but it is there somewhere. Saw them live in this tour and on stage there was plenty of bass. Shame they couldn't remix it with Jason Newstead's playing more evident, but there you go, it's still an epic record by a band on the cusp of mega stardom.

Please please purchase

Just excellent

I'm happy with this remastering. Good improvements have been made to several tracks. The sound is great. No compression issues. This CD can be played loud and features great separation of the instrumental parts and vocals. I can hear more in the songs that I could before, and I have played this album to death since I bought it when it was first released. A classic that I have enjoyed revisiting lately, and it sounds better than before to my ears.