Metallica – …And Justice For All [2 LP, 180g Black Vinyl]

Description

Released in 1988, …And Justice For All marked a turning point for Metallica, showcasing their most ambitious and technically complex work to date. The album followed the tragic death of bassist Cliff Burton and introduced Jason Newsted on bass. This 2018 remastered edition, pressed on two 180-gram black vinyl LPs, delivers enhanced clarity and depth while preserving the raw aggression and dark tones of the original mix.

Musically, …And Justice For All is defined by its intricate arrangements, sharp time signature shifts, and politically charged lyrics. The opener “Blackened” bursts with thrash intensity, while the title track weaves through nearly ten minutes of explosive riffs and shifting dynamics. “One,” the band’s first major crossover hit, blends haunting melodies with thunderous double-kick rhythms. Other highlights include “Harvester of Sorrow” and “The Frayed Ends of Sanity.”

This reissue is pressed on heavyweight 180g vinyl and housed in a deluxe gatefold jacket featuring the original cover artwork. The remastered audio provides expanded range and sharper separation, making it an ideal listen on high-fidelity setups. With its landmark sound and striking presentation, this pressing is essential for any classic metal collection.

• Format: 2 LP, 180g Black Vinyl
• Standout tracks: “Blackened,” “One,” “Harvester of Sorrow”
• Pressing details: 180g vinyl, gatefold sleeve, remastered audio
• Genre/style: Thrash Metal, Heavy Metal, Speed Metal, Progressive Metal
• UPC: 858978005776

…And Justice For All remains one of Metallica’s most intense and respected records. This high-quality reissue is a perfect way to experience its full sonic weight and lyrical power.

* The Spotify track list may not exactly represent the tracks and audio of this LP edition.

Track List:

Side A:

1. Blackened
2. …And Justice For All

Side B:

1. Eye Of The Beholder
2. One

Side C:

1. The Shortest Straw
2. Harvester Of Sorrow
3. The Frayed Ends Of Sanity

Side D:

1. To Live Is To Die
2. Dyers Eve