Aight so I know a lot of your guys reviews about this album are mostly complaining about missing bass (a fact I didn’t know about until I made this review) but your all still overlooking that the music still sounds great without the bass. And for all you purists out there it dosent make a huge difference with or without bass still quality music and one of my favorite Metallica albums ever (I own it on cd)

This is my favorite Metallica album, and Jason is my favorite bassist for Metallica, and I feel bad that they turned him down a lot, but I think the guitar was freaking awesome in this album. “The Shortest Straw” and “The Frayed Ends Of Sanity” are my favorites. To James and Kirk, the best guitar players of all time. 🎤🎸🎸🎸🥁

I really love “One” but a lot of the songs on this album are kinda repetitive riffs. Doesn’t mean they aren’t all bangers tho! Best ones imo: one, blackened, and justice for all, harvester of sorrow. The other songs sound very similar to each other, but still great. Definitely in my top 3 albums.

Needs bass but overall it’s amazing Jason should’ve gotten the opportunity to be in this album he is but he isn’t….

Bass makes a BIG difference…please re-release with bass in mix.

This is literally the best music I ever have and will here.

You can hear the bass to a point in the songs but turning it down in recording was a whole band choice! This album is great & the best album this band ever did!

The bass the bass. Blah. Album is a straight masterpiece in metal.

This album, despite the missing bass is perfect. One of my favorite songs ever, Blackened, is my favorite track of the album. The sound really keep the vibe of the lyrics and song writing. One was the first ever Metallica song I listened too. Even though at first I didn’t understand it, it soon became one of my favorite songs! And it still is. A 10/10 album, 5th favorite Metallica album. MY RANKING 1. Blackened 2. One 3. …And Justice For All 4. Dyers Eve 5. Harvester of Sorrow 6. The Shortest Straw 7. Eye Of The Beholder 8. The Frayed Ends Of Sanity 9. To Live Is To Die

It seems that everyone is a “no bass“ expert these days. (Listening to too many YouTube reviewers.) I was just out of college when justice came out in 1988, and I don’t recall anyone in those days complaining about the bass or lack there of.