Metallica – Reload (1997)

1. "Fuel"
2. "The Memory Remains"
3. "Devil's Dance"
4. "The Unforgiven II"
5. "Better Than You"
6. "Slither"
7. "Carpe Diem Baby"
8. "Bad Seed"
9. "Where the Wild Things Are"
10. "Prince Charming"
11. "Low Man's Lyric"
12. "Attitude"
13. "Fixxxer"

Personnel
    James Hetfield – lead vocals, rhythm guitar, lead guitar on "Carpe Diem Baby"
    Kirk Hammett – lead and rhythm guitar
    Lars Ulrich – drums, percussion
    Jason Newsted – bass guitar
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    Marianne Faithfull – additional vocals on "The Memory Remains"
    Bernardo Bigalli – violin on "Low Man's Lyric"
    David Miles – hurdy gurdy on "Low Man's Lyric"
    Jim McGillveray – percussion

Metallica recorded so much material for Load -- their first album in five years -- that they had to leave many songs unfinished, otherwise they would have missed their deadline. During the supporting tour for Load, they continued to work on the unfinished material, as well as write new songs, and they soon had enough material for a new album, Reload. The title suggests that Reload simply is a retread of its predecessor, and in many ways that's correct -- there's still too much bone-headed, heavy Southern rock for it to be anything other than the sequel to Load -- but there's enough left curves to make it a better record. Marianne Faithfull's backing vocals on "The Memory Remains" complement the weird, uneasy melody, and "Where the Wild Things Are" has an eerie menace that Metallica never achieved on Load. There are also a couple of ballads and country-rockers that don't work quite so well (it's never a good idea to have an explicit sequel, as on "The Unforgiven II"), and that, along with a few plodding Metallica-by-numbers, is what keeps Reload from being a full success. Still, the towering closer, "Fixxxer," along with handful of cuts that successfully push the outer edges of Metallica's sound, make the record worthwhile. --- Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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