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My favorite track from Metallica's Death Magnetic album. I always thought this was one of their best albums that was marred by lackluster production. Rick Rubin produced this album for Metallica during the height of the so-called "loudness war". Producers during this time were striving to get the loudest mix possible, which often resulted in tracks being pushed past the point of "clipping". These brick-walled mixes produced an unpleasant crackling sound that was audible during playback regardless of the volume. Metallica's Death Magnetic album is one of the most highly publicized examples of this phenomenon. This crackling sound can be heard on every track, but it is perhaps most noticeable during the chorus sections of "The Day That Never Comes", where even James's vocals are affected. Give it a listen if you're curious. It...didn't sound good. Anyhow, hopefully I've captured the vibe of the album with this cover - but without the ugly crackling sounds.

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