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Metallica Death Magnetic Guitar Hero Version .Mp3 Download Metallica's Death Magnetic Coming to Guitar Hero III metallica death magnetic guitar hero version .mp3 download Metallica's Death Magnetic Coming to Guitar Hero III. Metallica is getting ready to release its eighth studio album called Death Magnetic. After St. Anger failed to deliver the revival that fans of the band had been looking for, hopes are up for this new album and after listening to three tracks from Death Magnetic, I am ready to give it a thumbs up. Rolling Stones said that the new release shows “Metallica becoming Metallica again” and that's good news because the whole album is coming to Guitar Hero III. Look for it ready for download on Friday, September 12; it will be available for both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of the game. Metallica is rumored to be in an exclusive deal with Activision Blizzard to just release songs for the Guitar Hero series of games. Harmonix has just announced that the Metallica track from Rock Band would not be available in the sequel supposed to launch this fall. The Death Magnetic playable album will include the following tracks: “That Was Just Your Life”, “The End of the Line”, “Broken, Beat & Scared”, “The Day That Never Comes”, “All Nightmare Long”, “Cyanide”, “The Unforgiven III”, “The Judas Kiss” and “My Apocalypse”. As a bonus for Guitar Hero III players, the band is also including two exclusive renditions of “Suicide & Redemption” that are set to have longer guitar solos from James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett. The downloadable album will cost 1,440 Microsoft Points, which is about 18 $. Activision Blizzard is also saying that the album you will be able to download will be perfectly compatible with Guitar Hero World Tour when the game comes out. Speaking of Guitar Hero: World Tour, it seems that Activision Blizzard has quietly confirmed that the game would be released in October, so the date that some retailers have posted for a while, October 26, looks more and more credible. Metallica death magnetic guitar hero version .mp3 download. Metallica Brings Death Magnetic to Guitar Hero(R) III: Legends of Rock This Friday to Make Music and Video Gaming History Guitar Hero(R) to Feature Two Exclusive Versions of "Suicide and Redemption" Downloadable Death Magnetic Album Also Forward Compatible with Upcoming Guitar Hero(R) World Tour. SANTA MONICA, Calif., Sept 08, 2008 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX News Network/ -- In a monumental first for the gaming and music industries, Metallica's highly anticipated ninth studio album Death Magnetic will be available in its entirety as downloadable content for Activision Publishing, Inc.'s (Nasdaq: ATVI) Guitar Hero(R) III: Legends of Rock day and date with the album release this Friday, September 12. Featured on the downloadable album will be two Guitar Hero(R) exclusive renditions of "Suicide & Redemption" with extended solos by James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett. Gamers looking to shred, drum and wail away to the Death Magnetic downloadable album need only purchase the content once as it is forward compatible and will integrate seamlessly with Guitar Hero(R) World Tour when it launches this October. In addition to the two exclusive versions of "Suicide & Redemption," Guitar Hero fans will live out the surreal Metallica experience with: "That Was Just Your Life," "The End of the Line," "Broken, Beat & Scared," "The Day That Never Comes," "All Nightmare Long," "Cyanide," "The Unforgiven III," "The Judas Kiss" and "My Apocalypse." "We've been working very closely with Metallica and we're extremely excited to offer Death Magnetic not only in its entirety, but also with the exclusive recordings of 'Suicide & Redemption' as downloadable content to Guitar Hero fans," said Tim Riley, Vice President of Music Affairs for Activision Blizzard. "We're proud to be setting a new precedent for our two industries, making an entire new album available in two different mediums simultaneously." Metallica's Death Magnetic album will be available for Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock on September 12, 2008 for download on Xbox LIVE(R) Marketplace for Xbox 360(R) video game and entertainment system from Microsoft at a cost of 1440 Microsoft Points and in the PLAYSTATION(R)Store for the PLAYSTATION(R)3 computer entertainment system at a cost of $17.99. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock offers the ultimate rock experience with new wireless guitars, freshly added content and features including a multiplayer action-inspired battle mode, grueling boss battles, a host of exclusive unlockable content and visually stunning rock venues. Expanded online multiplayer modes allow axe-shredders worldwide to compete head-to-head for true rock status as they riff through a star-studded soundtrack including master tracks by legendary artists such as Aerosmith, Guns 'N' Roses, The Rolling Stones, Beastie Boys, Rage Against the Machine and Pearl Jam, as well as original songs by guitar icons Slash and Tom Morello. Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock is now available and is rated "T" for Teen by the ESRB. When the house lights go down this fall, a new generation of guitarists, drummers and fearless frontmen will come together and rock with Guitar Hero World Tour. The latest installment in the #1 best-selling video game franchise of 2007, Guitar Hero World Tour transforms music gaming by expanding Guitar Hero's signature guitar gameplay into a cooperative band experience that combines the most advanced wireless controllers with new revolutionary online* and offline gameplay modes including Band Career and 8-player "Battle of the Bands," which allows two full bands to compete head-to-head online for the first time ever. The game features a slick newly redesigned guitar controller, drum kit controller and a microphone, as well as an innovative Music Studio music creator that lets players compose, record, edit and share their own rock 'n' roll anthems. Music creators will also be able to share their recordings with their friends online through GHTunes(SM) where other gamers can download and play an endless supply of unique creations. Mastering Media Blog. My personal take on being a Mastering Engineer (with a few hints and tips), Music, DVD and Blu Ray Authoring, the CD Loudness Wars, Surround-Sound and anything else that pops into my head. Thursday, 18 September 2008. Metallica "Death Magnetic" - Comparison video, you decide. This morning there is a video on YouTube comparing a short extract of the CD release of Death Magnetic with the "Guitar Hero" version. This is the same comparison that the fans made originally and posted on the forums about, which I reproduced and then blogged about. The onscreen text shows when you are hearing the CD and the Guitar Hero (GH) versions. Take a listen & a look, and make up your own mind. The problem is especially bad at the end of the sample, where the video loops a few times. Which is better ? 15 comments: Thanks a lot for helping to spread the news on the D-Mag saga, and the loudness wars. I'm sure you've noticed that this story is breaking through the the traditional media, thanks to your efforts. I've been following the D-Mag mix story since its beginning, and have been blogging about it as much as I can. I'm just finishing my post on your work, and some of the news from Wired and Scandinavian newspapers. We need to keep track of all the media attention, and do what we can to fan the flames. I have been cheerleading others online to help spread the word. When I have the time (hopefully tonight), I'll include email links to some music magazines. I'm sure that will help a lot. I would also suggest that everyone call or email their local radio stations. This story has legs, and we can make it work. There have been many twists and turns already, which is really surprising. It's all due to our hard work and I'm sure more surprises are to follow. Ideally, the perfect "win" would be for Metallica or Warner Bros to re-mix D-Mag or reissue it as a "clean" version. That may be difficult for various reasons (this was the final album that closes Metallica's contract with WB). But I think we're pushing awareness of the loudness wars to a new level. It's time for the backlash against the music industry's sabotage to hit the mainstream. Again, thank you so much for your efforts, Ian. If there's anything I can do to help (besides my own blogging on the subject), don't hesitate to ask. Wow! Even through Youtube's really crappy audio compression there's a pretty substantial difference in range and tone. I stopped listening to Metallica after they sued Napster fans, but anything that calls attention to this kind of brick wall limiting is A-OK in my book. @some audio guy - amazing, isn't it ? @daniel The extra 25,000 hits clued me in that people were paying attention :-) I completely agree with what you're saying - Rolling Stone have got it now, hopefully that will make a difference ( http://tinyurl.com/3n29pj ). Where have you been blogging about this ? I had a quick look at your site but didn't see anything straight away. Erm, all guitar hero tracks empasise the guitar track over the other instruments so you know what part your playing. It's nothing special LOL. Definitely not worth a Blog IMO. Thanks for your insightful comment. It;s the drums that benefit most, not the guitar. Thanks for bringing so much attention to this issue. Glad to see Rolling Stone picked up the ball now too.
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