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Nothing Else Matters
Metallica
- Type:
- Single
- Release date:
- April 20th, 1992
- Label:
- Vertigo Records
- Reviews:
- 2 reviews (avg. 38%)
| 1. | Nothing Else Matters | 06:30 | Show lyrics |
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| 2. | Enter Sandman (live) | 05:26 | Show lyrics |
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| 3. | Harvester of Sorrow (live) | 06:02 | Show lyrics |
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| 4. | Nothing Else Matters (demo) | 05:52 | Show lyrics |
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| Band members | |
| James Hetfield | Vocals, Rhythm and Lead Guitars |
| Lars Ulrich | Drums |
| Jason Newsted | Bass |
| Kirk Hammett | Guitars |
| Miscellaneous staff | |
| Mike Tacci | Engineering (Track 1) |
| Randy Staub | Mixing (Track 2), Engineering (Track 1) |
| Bob Rock | Producer (Track 1) |
| Ross Halfin | Photography |
| James Hetfield | Producer (Track 1) |
| Lars Ulrich | Producer (Track 1) |
| George Marino (R.I.P. 2012) | Mastering (Track 1) |
| James Hetfield | Vocals, Rhythm and Lead Guitars |
| Lars Ulrich | Drums |
| Jason Newsted | Bass |
| Kirk Hammett | Guitars |
| Mike Tacci | Engineering (Track 1) |
| Randy Staub | Mixing (Track 2), Engineering (Track 1) |
| Bob Rock | Producer (Track 1) |
| Ross Halfin | Photography |
| James Hetfield | Producer (Track 1) |
| Lars Ulrich | Producer (Track 1) |
| George Marino (R.I.P. 2012) | Mastering (Track 1) |
German version, but the tracklisting is the same as the UK picture disc version.
From the booklet:
Nothing Else Matters: Produced by Bob Rock with Hetfield & Ulrich.
Enter Sandman: Recorded live September 28, 1991 at Tushino Airfield, Moscow, Russia by Fleetwod Mobiles. Mixed by Randy Staub. Original version available on Metallica.
Harvester of Sorrow: Recorded September 11, 1991 at the Liebenau, Graz, Austria. Original version availabale on ...And Justice for All.
Take a listen to this glorious performance in front of 23.000 people before you begin to think everything is too easy. We usually make the odd mistake here and there individually, but in Graz we hit a new high (or low): This is a song we had played about 275 times before and we just wanted to share this version with all of you. It's off one of those famous soundboard tapes bands record to review their performance - We left out an entire major part of the song... you figure it out!!
Nothing Else Matters (Demo): Obviously not produced. Recorded in Lars' basement August 13, 1990.
Just like all of our previous demos, this was recorded by Lars and James and of all the demos we did, this is probably the closest the demo ended up being to the final album version in terms of arrangement and overall 'togetherness' (minus a 40-piece orchestra).
From the booklet:
Nothing Else Matters: Produced by Bob Rock with Hetfield & Ulrich.
Enter Sandman: Recorded live September 28, 1991 at Tushino Airfield, Moscow, Russia by Fleetwod Mobiles. Mixed by Randy Staub. Original version available on Metallica.
Harvester of Sorrow: Recorded September 11, 1991 at the Liebenau, Graz, Austria. Original version availabale on ...And Justice for All.
Take a listen to this glorious performance in front of 23.000 people before you begin to think everything is too easy. We usually make the odd mistake here and there individually, but in Graz we hit a new high (or low): This is a song we had played about 275 times before and we just wanted to share this version with all of you. It's off one of those famous soundboard tapes bands record to review their performance - We left out an entire major part of the song... you figure it out!!
Nothing Else Matters (Demo): Obviously not produced. Recorded in Lars' basement August 13, 1990.
Just like all of our previous demos, this was recorded by Lars and James and of all the demos we did, this is probably the closest the demo ended up being to the final album version in terms of arrangement and overall 'togetherness' (minus a 40-piece orchestra).
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