Metallica - And Justice For All Guitar Tab Book

Metallica - And Justice For All Guitar Tab Book 📚

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Dive into the iconic world of Metallica's "And Justice for All" with this ultimate guitar tab book from the "Play It Like It Is" series. This matching folio is your gateway to mastering the crushing guitar riffs and powerful solos of nine smashing metal songs from this legendary double album. Feel the adrenaline rush as you tackle tracks like "One," "Blackened," and "Dyers Eve," delivering the intensity and precision that Metallica is renowned for.

With 96 pages of expertly transcribed guitar tablatures, you'll experience the true essence of Metallica's groundbreaking sound. And that's not all! The book includes an exclusive introduction penned by renowned guitarist Wolf Marshall, providing valuable insights and tips to help you capture the essence of Metallica's signature style.

Whether you're a seasoned metal veteran or an aspiring shredder, this guitar tab book will push your skills to new heights and have you playing like a true metal titan. Unleash the power of Metallica's "And Justice for All" and embark on an epic musical journey that will resonate with metalheads for generations to come. Are you ready to take on the challenge? The stage is yours! 🤘

Song Titles Include:

• ...And Justice For All
• Blackened
• Dyers Eve
• Eye Of The Beholder
• The Frayed Ends Of Sanity
• Harvester Of Sorrow
• One
• The Shortest Straw
• To Live Is To Die

Metallica Fact- And Justice For All was released on August 25, 1988. It marked the band's first studio album following the tragic death of bassist Cliff Burton in 1986, and it was also their first album with bassist Jason Newsted, who joined the band shortly after Burton's passing.

"...And Justice for All" is notable for its complex song structures, intricate guitar work, and socially conscious lyrics. The album's title track, in particular, stands out as a powerful anthem against injustice and corruption, with its iconic riff and thought-provoking lyrics. 

Another interesting fact about the album is that it received critical acclaim for its musicality and technical prowess, but it also faced some criticism for its unique production style. Many fans and critics have noted that the bass guitar is almost inaudible on the album, which has led to ongoing discussions and debates about the mixing choices. Despite this, "...And Justice for All" remains a significant and influential album in Metallica's discography and a favourite among metal fans worldwide.