Metallica - St. Anger mp3

Tracklist

1	Shoot Me Again	7:10
2	All Within My Hands	9:21
3	The Unnamed Feeling	7:09
4	Frantic	6:24
5	St. Anger	7:37
6	My World	5:45
7	Dirty Window	6:24
8	Invisible Kid	8:54
9	Sweet Amber	5:54
10	St. Anger	7:21
11	Some Kind Of Monster	8:25
12	Frantic	5:50
13	Metallica Video Game Preview	0:45
14	Shoot Me Again	7:24
15	Purify	5:13
16	All Within My Hands	8:49
17	Purify	5:35
18	The Unnamed Feeling	7:30
19	Some Kind Of Monster	8:40
20	My World	6:09
21	Invisible Kid	8:30
22	Dirty Window	5:24
23	St. Anger	1:15:08
24	St. Anger Rehearsals	1:19:57
25	Sweet Amber	5:27

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
62853-2	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(CD, Album, Enh + DVD-V, NTSC)	Elektra	62853-2	US	2003
0602498653364	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(2xLP, Album)	Vertigo	0602498653364	Europe	2003
602498653593	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(CD, Album, Enh + DVD)	Vertigo	602498653593	New Zealand	2003
MPR 9067	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	M Power Records	MPR 9067	Malaysia	Unknown
9865359	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(CD, Album, Enh + DVD-V + Dig)	Vertigo	9865359	Australasia	2003

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
9865411	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(7", Single)	Vertigo	9865411	Europe	2003
9865409, 0602498654095	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(CD, Single, CD1)	Vertigo, Universal	9865409, 0602498654095	New Zealand	2003
9865410, 0602498654101	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(CD, Maxi, Enh, CD2)	Vertigo, Universal	9865410, 0602498654101	New Zealand	2003
SACDP2	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(CD, Single, Promo)	Vertigo	SACDP2	UK	2003
9865410	Metallica	St. Anger ‎(CD, Maxi, Enh, CD2)	Vertigo, Universal	9865410	Australasia	2003

Credits

• Bass – Bob Rock (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11), Robert Trujillo (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Cameraman – Colin Mitchell (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Dave Hatchet (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Jean Pellerin (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Mike Hatchet (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Nick Pectol (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Ryan Smith (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Design – Metallica
• Design [Production] – Brad Klausen
• Director Of Photography – Alex Poppas (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Drums – Lars Ulrich
• Edited By [Additional] – Jean Pellerin (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Tracy Loth
• Edited By [Assistent] – Jason Bridges (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Engineer [Digital] – Mike Gillies (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Film Director – Wayne Isham (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Film Producer – Dana Marshall (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Gaffer – Logan Lebo (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Guitar – Kirk Hammett
• Guitar, Vocals – James Hetfield
• Illustration [Cover] – Pushead
• Illustration [St. Anger] – Matt Mahurin
• Management – Q Prime Inc.
• Mastered By – Vlado Meller (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Photography By – Anton Corbijn
• Photography By [James] – Matt Mahurin
• Photography By [Kirk] – Matt Mahurin
• Photography By [Lars] – Forhelvede Productions
• Photography By [Robert] – Comenius Röthlisberger, Pascal Brun
• Producer – Metallica (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – Bob Rock (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Production Manager – Scott Cunningham (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Recorded By [Assisted By], Mixed By [Assisted By] – Eric Helmkamp (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11), Mike Gillies (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Script By [Supervisor] – Connie Isham (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Technician [Monitors] – Paul Owen (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Video Editor [Edited By] – Gary Rodgers (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Greg Rodgers (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Written-By – Rock, Hetfield, Hammett, Ulrich

• Bass – Bob Rock (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11), Robert Trujillo (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Cameraman – Colin Mitchell (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Dave Hatchet (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Jean Pellerin (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Mike Hatchet (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Nick Pectol (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Ryan Smith (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Design – Metallica
• Design [Production] – Brad Klausen
• Director Of Photography – Alex Poppas (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Drums – Lars Ulrich
• Engineer [Digital] – Mike Gillies (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Film Director – Wayne Isham (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Film Editor [Additional] – Jean Pellerin (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Tracy Loth
• Film Editor [Assistant] – Jason Bridges (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Film Editor [Edited By] – Gary Rodgers (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11), Greg Rodgers (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Film Producer – Dana Marshall (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Gaffer – Logan Lebo (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Guitar – Kirk Hammett
• Guitar, Vocals – James Hetfield
• Illustration [Cover] – Pushead
• Illustration [St. Anger] – Matt Mahurin
• Management – Q Prime Inc.
• Mastered By – Vlado Meller (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Photography By – Anton Corbijn
• Photography By [James] – Matt Mahurin
• Photography By [Kirk] – Matt Mahurin
• Photography By [Lars] – Forhelvede Productions
• Photography By [Robert] – Comenius Röthlisberger, Pascal Brun
• Producer – Bob Rock (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11), Metallica (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Production Manager – Scott Cunningham (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Recorded By [Assisted By], Mixed By [Assisted By] – Eric Helmkamp (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11), Mike Gillies (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Bob Rock (tracks: CD-1 to CD-11)
• Script By [Supervisor] – Connie Isham (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Technician [Monitors] – Paul Owen (tracks: DVD-1 to DVD-11)
• Written-By – Rock, Hetfield, Hammett, Ulrich

• Engineer [Digital] – Mike Gillies
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Rock
• Recorded By, Mixed By [Assisted By] – Eric Helmkamp, Mike Gillies
• Written-By – Douglas Colvin (tracks: 2 to 5), Jeffrey Hyman (tracks: 2 to 5), John Cummings (tracks: 2 to 5), Thomas Erdelyi (tracks: 2 to 5)

Notes

The enhanced section of the CD contains a preview of a Metallica video game which was planned to be released in 2005, however, the production/release of the game was cancelled.
Fold-out digipak includes 24-page booklet hidden in a sleeve.
Durations from CD and DVD players.

Conceived, Recorded & Mixed at HQ, San Rafael, California, May 2002-April 2003

℗ 2003 Metallica. © 2003 Metallica.
Made in the EU.1. Taken from the album St. Anger.

2. Original version available on the Ramones album, “Leave Home” released in 1977. When we were asked to contribute a song to the Ramones tribute album, we began by jamming on our favorite songs, trying to figure out which one best fit the Metallica vibe. Of the original xis that we chose, it ended up being between “53rd & 3rd” and “Commando”. “53rd & 3rd” won out, but we’re still proud of this one.

3. Original version available on the Ramones album, “The Ramones”, released in 1976. This one sounds pretty good (especially when compared to the ones you’re going to hear on CD2!), so we included it with “Commando”.

4. Original version available on the Ramones album “The Ramones”, released in 1976.

5. St. Anger video viewable on PC and MacThe enhanced section of the CD contains a preview of a Metallica video game which was planned to be released in 2005, however, the production/release of the game was cancelled.
includes 24-page booklet hidden in a sleeve.
Durations from CD and DVD players.

Conceived, Recorded & Mixed, May 2002 - April 2003

℗ 2003 Metallica. © 2003 Metallica.
Made in Brazil

DVD contains the entire album, filmed and recorded live and an exclusive key to more Metallica music.
Format: DVD-5 NTSC
Region: All

It cames with a sticker on the front cover

Issued in a standard jewel case with double clear CD tray and a 28-page booklet with lyrics, photos and credits.

Barcodes

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Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Metallica
• Copyright (c) – Metallica
• Licensed To – Universal International Music B.V.
• Record Company – Universal Music
• Manufactured By – Microservice Tecnologia Digital da Amazônia Ltda.
• Manufactured For – Universal Music Ltda.
• Recorded At – HQ, San Rafael
• Mixed At – HQ, San Rafael
• Mastered At – Sony Music Studios, New York City
• Pressed By – Microservice
• Published By – Creeping Death Music
• Published By – EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
• Published By – Mahina Hoku Publishing

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Metallica
• Copyright (c) – Metallica
• Licensed To – Universal International Music B.V.
• Copyright (c) – Creeping Death Music
• Copyright (c) – EMI Blackwood Music Inc.
• Copyright (c) – Mahina Hoku Publishing
• Recorded At – HQ, San Rafael
• Mixed At – HQ, San Rafael
• Mastered At – Sony Music Studios, New York City
• Pressed By – Universal M & L, Germany – 51380898
• Pressed By – Universal M & L, Germany – 51378631

Video

Album

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