Title: This one is a quintessential. Learn, 'nu-metal', learn!
Product review: In these 'nu-metal' days, when numb hyper-freaks decide that there's a 'old' metal (whatever) not worth listening to, is good to remember when one was fifteen and discovered this album at the disco store (at that time was vinyl. Yeah, those days...). And it's fun to remember, in the middle of this (this) days of gabber-gabber-saturated-endless guitar loops, that one bought this album fascinated with its front cover and for its song titles ('Fight Fire with Fire', 'Fade to Black', Trapped under Ice', ...) that promised chills to the spine. But most of all, one bought it under the suspicion that this album was destined to become an endless classic. O.K. I know I know, Metallica has mellowed incredibly over the years (now they dress on Armani). But this album is incredibly raw while melodic, something that lacks every 'nu-metal' band supposed 'to be worth listening to'. So, give it a chance. Learn.
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