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Metallica has premiered “The Day That Never Comes” video on their Official Website (Flash Player is required). The video runs for eight minutes and twenty-four seconds.
“The Day That Never Comes” is the first single off “Death Magnetic“, which will be treated with worldwide release on September 12th, 2008.
“The Day That Never Comes” is available for download on iTunes Store in several countries along with “My Apocalypse“.
Metallica has made studio version of “Cyanide” available for streaming on their Official Site. Flash Player required, ear-splitting low bit-rate sound included. The live version of “Cyanide” is also available for streaming on Metallica’s MySpace Page.
“Cyanide” is the sixth track off “Death Magnetic” which is slated for worldwide release on September 12th, 2008.
UPDATE:
“Cyanide” @ iTunes Store U.S.A.
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“Cyanide” is expected to be made available on iTunes Store shortly.
Metallica has made the closing track of “Death Magnetic” available for listening on their Official Website.
UPDATE: “My Apocalypse” is now available on iTunes Store. In addition to that, two more tracks will be released on September 2nd, and September 9th on iTunes Store.
“My Apocalypse” @ U.S.A. iTunes Store
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Listen to “My Apocalypse”:
“Death Magnetic” will be released on September 12th worldwide in digital download format. “Death Magnetics” comes in multiple formats and packaging.
From Metallica:
The Death Magnetic Coffin Box will NOT ship the week of the release and could be several weeks later, we are sorry for the delay.
If you’re looking for “My Apocalypse” mp3 (or anything like it), it is somewhere on the internet. It is definitely not here.
Be careful because some sites (including blogs) are posting fake links to malicious DNS Trojan Horse download.
UPDATE: “The Day That Never Comes” is available at iTunes Store (USA iTunes Store). It is of coursed DRM’ed and etc. It is not available yet on Amazon MP3 store because of the Copy Protection issues. Bad DRM, bad! I could include the link to the MP3, but Lars would be mad at me because he needs the money for the gold-plated shark tank bar installed right next to the pool that he always wanted (see South Park: Christian Rock Hard).
“The Day That Never Comes” on iTunes:
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Metallica premieres “The Day That Never Comes” today. The second song off “Death Magnetic” following the live performance of “Cyanide” at OZZFEST 2008 (August 9th).
The song can be heard through Metallica Official Website, Mission: Metallica Site, Metallica’s MySpace Page, and select radio stations.
As always, unofficial downloadable audio of this song can be found on the internet.
The song is reminiscent of Metallica’s own past works. “Fade To Black”, “Orion” and “One” come to mind. One thing for sure that this is nowhere near “St. Anger” which can only mean good things.
“Death Magnetic” will be released on September 12th worldwide in digital download format. “Death Magnetics” comes in multiple formats and packaging.
From Metallica:
The Death Magnetic Coffin Box will NOT ship the week of the release and could be several weeks later, we are sorry for the delay.
If you’re looking for “The Day That Never Comes” mp3 (or anything like it), it is somewhere on the internet.
Be careful because some sites (including blogs) are posting fake links to malicious DNS Trojan Horse download.
Metallica has revealed “Death Magnetic” track listing in running order:
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Editorial:
“The Unforgiven III” is in the record. What happened? No “Fade To Black II” or sequel to any other songs? “The Unforgiven II” was a nice follow up to the original. We’ll have to wait to hear Act 3 of the saga.
I thought I was reading “This Was My Life” as the first track of the record. It is actually “This Was Just Your Life.”
Anyway, I am looking forward to listening the record.
VH1 is at it again. This time they are polling for 100 greatest Hard Rock Songs. To be honest, it is so lame because VH1 thinks that The White Stripes is any good at all. Are you kidding? What’s next? Jack White is better than Eddie Van Halen; wait a minute, The Rolling Stone Magazine said so.
Asides from that, VH1 wants the world to know that there is this one band called “Tom Sawyer” and their song titled “Rush” in the poll.
One would think that VH1 has some people watching out for any typos. What’s next? “Megadeth” by Peace Sells and “Metallica” by Enter Sandman.
Screen-shots are taken from VH1 site.
Metallica has revealed the cover art for “Death Magnetic,” the new album since 2003.
Higher resolution of the cover art can be found at Metallica’s own website.
As pictured above, the cover art depicts magnetic field surrounding a coffin-shaped grave. “Death Magnetic” cover art also marks the return of Metallica’s famous logo with slight alterations that was abandoned since “Load” in 1996, with the exception of “Garage Inc.” which was a facsimile of “Garage Days Re-Revisited” band logo.
As a side notes, some Blabbermouth readers posted funny comments about the cover art.
As previously confirmed, a special edition of “Death Magnetic” will be packaged in a coffin box. The Special Edition Box will include the full CD , a demo CD, “making of the album” DVD, a t-shirt only available in this box, a flag, guitar picks, and a fold out poster along with a collector’s credit card embossed with a code to redeem a free download of a special European show happening in September (details coming soon!). Special Edition contents are subject to change/finalize.