Watch: Metallicas Kirk Hammett Unoxes Remastered Deluxe Box Set from 'Load' Album Remastered Remastered

Watch below Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett Becomes the first to disappoint the long-awaited remastered deluxe box set from Metallica'S “Load” Album.

The box called “The Whole Coden Speek” and contains more than 10 pounds content over six vinyl pieces, 15 CDs, four DVDs, a 128-page book and reproduced memorials.

Available for pre-orders now, this deluxe box set-together with the standard 180 G 2 LP, CD, cassette and digital (including a spatial audio mixes with Atmos) and a 3CD Expanded Edition-AM Friday, June 13th, taken over via the shops VIC. Metallicaown Blackened recordings.

Remastered by Reuben Cohen at Lurssen Mastering with Greg Fidelman Monitoring that “Load” Remastered Limited Edition Deluxe Box Set is now available for pre-orders at Metallica.com, where complete packet details and track listings can be displayed. Pre-orders of the deluxe box receive immediate ridge tracks “Until it sleeps (remastered)” “Present “Until it sleeps (Herman Melville Mix)”Present “Fobd ('until it sleeps' Rough Chorus vocal Idea Mix)” And “Until it is sleeping (life at Slim's, San Francisco, approx. June 10, 1996)”.

“Load (remastered)” is published in formats, including Standard 180g 2LP, CD, cassette and digital (including a spatial audio mix using ATMOS). Receive standard preservation “Until it sleeps (remastered)” “ IG, received extended output pre-orders “Until it sleeps (remastered)” “ And “Fobd ('until it sleeps' Rough Chorus vocal Idea Mix)” Igs. The digital versions of 2LP, 3CD expanded and luxuri “The forbidden Outlaw” torn “originally edited for approval due to time restrictions on the CD format.

The “Load” Remastered Limited Edition Deluxe Box Set is an ambitious and comprehensive time capsule of the 1995-97 era MetallicaPacked with exclusive, including previously unpublished demos, coarse mixtures, live performances, on-air and television appearances and much more. The unique press includes the remastered “Load” Album to 180 g double vinyl, a “Mom said” Image and “Loadapalooza '96”A 140 g three album that was recorded live Metallica'S Lollapalooza Headliner run in the Irvine Meadows Amphitheater on August 4, 1996. The 15 CDs of the set extend from the remastered “Load” The album for previously collected riffs, demos and rough mixtures, B-pages and rarities as well as a wealth of live materials, while its four DVDs offer a variety of behind the scenes, in-studio and live film material, on-air and television appearances, the Polar Beach Party visit of the band in Tuktoyakt, Canada, and further television appearances. The contents of the box are rounded rounded. Pushad Patch, a 11×17 Lollapalooza Poster, A Rab Cover reproduction, a five-pack guitar/bass picks, lyric sheets, two laminated tour passes and a 128-page deluxe book.

Originally published on June 4, 1996, “Load” Was the second Metallica Album for debut in 1st place on the Billboard 200, where it would stay for four weeks. The 1995 meetings in the facility in Sausalito, California that led to this “Load” (as well as 1997 “Reload”) would find guitarist/singer James Hetfielddrummer Lars Ulrichguitarist Kirk Hammett and bassist Jason Newsted Creation of another landmark of the Metallica Catalog. Currently two of “Load”'S four singles – “Until it sleeps” And “King nothing” – I illuminated all over the world in regular rotation of the band's set lists around the world “M72” World tour.

Published in 1996, published, “Load” marked a new direction for MetallicaWith what a critic is “a new view Lynyrd Skynyrd-tinged Boogie Rock for the 1990s. “

Although “Load” and 1997 “Reload” were warmly received by critics at that time, since then they have accepted their place under the most frequently defamed work MetallicaCareer.

In an interview from 2013 with revolver Magazine, Ulrich said that “Load” And “Reload” are “great records” that “creatively with any other plate we have made Led ZeppelinPresent Deep violet And AC/DCAnd we had a different kind of basis than recordings before or after, “he said.” And I understand that there are people who couldn't quite find out what was going on with the haircuts and the rest of it, and that's okay. But musically when you pull all the other things away when you only hear the 27 songs – – – 'Load' And 'Reload' Waren as a double record-Tes is a great collection of songs that corresponds to everything we have made creative. “

Hetfield has repeatedly expressed his aversion to the “Load” Albumcover and its inspiration, tells Classic rock Magazine in an interview from 2009: “Lars And Church [Hammett, guitar] were very in abstract art and act as if they were gay. I think they knew it was annoying me. It was a statement about all of this. I love art, but not to shock others. I think the cover of 'Load' Was just a piss take around all of this. I just made myself with the make-up and all this crazy, stupid shit that they had for. “

In an interview 2017 with collisionPresent Hetfield Was asked if the band had to make certain compromises on the way to be accepted by the mainstream. He partially replied: “As far as it does something that doesn't feel right, I am sure that it happened a few times – the – that 'Load' And 'Reload' For me, era was one of them; I was not 100 percent with it, but I would say that this was a compromise. I said, 'I'm going with me Larsand Church'S vision. You are very enthusiastic about it, so I will jump on board, because if we start four on it, it gets better. 'So I did my best with it, and it wasn't as good as I hoped, but there is no regret, because at the time it felt like the right thing. “

Follows that “Load”/“Reload” Albums and tour, tour, Metallica went into a tailpin that led to it Newsted's output of, Hetfield Most of a year in the rehab and the band almost split off.

In an interview 2016 with Team skirtPresent Hetfield was asked what he thought late Metallica Bassist Cliff Burton Could have felt like the drastic changes nearby Metallica'S look and sound that the band made with albums in the 1990s and early 2000s “Load”Present “Reload” And “St. anger”. Hetfield replied: “Well, I would have thought that there would have been a resistance. I think 'Load' And 'Reload' [era]I would have had an ally who was very against everything – the reinvention or that U2 Version of Metallica. “