Sharp Dressed Man
Down South Jukin'
Sad but true (pun intended).
Sad but true (pun intended).
Musikwala
Popmartian
Haha!
The filler started on the black album I think. Not too crazy about 1 or 2 tracks on the second half of that album.
Before that you had tracks like Escape, Eye Of The Beholder. Definitely filler tracks. Of course when you get to the Black Album, Loads, etc they have longer albums which led to the more filler.
They are far from filler tracks in my opinion.
Musikwala
Popmartian
What??
Those are hardly filler!! Eye Of The Beholder, which has a fantastic pounding intro is one of my fav songs on Justice and Escape is also very good on Lightning! The 80s albums did not have any filler, in my opinion.
stepcousin
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absolutely. Their first filler didnt come until the Black Album with "Don't Tread On Me" and "Struggle Within".
Musikwala
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Yeah... and My Friend In Misery and The God That Failed as well.
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Sharp Dressed Man
Down South Jukin'
For the record, "...And Justice for All" is actually longer than the Black Album. I think the Black Album is relatively solid for its length, but I guess a couple of tracks could have been left out, which would have made the album even stronger. I agree with Musikwala and stepcousin, that none of the previous albums had any filler, but again, filler is relative word when it comes to the Black Album. The real downfall started after that album.
The God That Failed is one of the best songs on the album.
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