Metallica - Heavy Metal Kingdom

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Review by Fatih Hüner

Heavy Metal Kingdom by Metallica: A Thrash Masterpiece That Still Kicks Ass Alright, let’s talk about Heavy Metal Kingdom by Metallica. Released in 1993 under the Planet-X label, this album is a wild ride through thrash metal with that unmistakable Rock edge. It's like they took all their best stuff, threw it into a blender, and hit puree. The result? An absolute banger of an album that any self-respecting headbanger needs to hear. Now, I gotta say, this thing feels more like a greatest hits compilation than a traditional studio release—but hey, who’s complaining? Tracks like “Enter Sandman” and “One” are straight-up unforgettable, and for good reason. Let me break down why these two tracks stick out in my mind. First off, “Enter Sandman.” Dude, if you’ve never air-guitared or headbanged to this song at least once in your life, did you even grow up right? The opening riff alone hits harder than a punch from Mike Tyson. It’s simple but so damn effective—it grabs you by the throat and doesn’t let go. And when James Hetfield starts growling those lyrics about nightmares and creepy bedtime stories? Forget it. You’re hooked. This track just screams (literally) iconic, and every time I hear it, I feel like I’m back in high school, cranking it on my Walkman while pretending I was way cooler than I actually was. Then there’s “One.” Holy crap, this song is heavy—not just musically, but emotionally too. Based on the movie Johnny Got His Gun, it tells the story of a soldier trapped in his own body after losing limbs and senses. The build-up is insane; it starts slow and moody, almost like a funeral march, then explodes into this chaotic mess of riffs and double bass drumming that makes your heart race. When the vocals kick in—especially the part where he screams “HOLD!”—you can practically feel the pain radiating off the speakers. Every listen feels like getting punched in the gut, but in the best possible way. Other standout tunes include “Master of Puppets,” which is basically required listening if you call yourself a Metallica fan, and “Fade to Black,” a hauntingly beautiful ballad that proves Metallica can do soft as well as loud. Seriously, how many bands can pull off both ends of the spectrum like this? But honestly, what really gets me thinking is how timeless this whole collection feels. Sure, some of these songs came out years before 1993, but they still sound fresh today. Like, how does that even work? Maybe it’s because Metallica wasn’t trying to chase trends—they were too busy setting them. Or maybe it’s because heavy music just speaks to something primal inside us. Whatever the case, Heavy Metal Kingdom isn’t just an album—it’s a vibe, man. Final thought: If aliens ever invade Earth and ask us to explain human emotions through music, we should probably hand them a copy of this album. Just make sure to warn them not to play it too loud unless they want their spaceship windows shaking.

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Artist: Metallica
Album: Heavy Metal Kingdom

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
3rd Stone From The Sky1:09
The Four Hoursemen5:12
Harvester Of Sorrow6:52
The Unforgiven7:35
Whiplash6:46
Eye Of The Beholder2:02
Master Of Puppets3:53
Wherever I May Roam7:09
Nothing Else Matters6:02
Stone Cold Crazy3:10
For Whom The Bell Tolls5:33
Blackened1:42
Enter Sandman6:31
Of Wolf And Man4:36
The Four Horsemen5:11
Seek And Destroy16:56
One11:01
So What2:45
Creeping Death7:42
Last Caress2:45
Welcome Home (Sanitarium)7:14
Sad But True6:13
The Frayed Ends Of Sanity0:50
...And Justice For All3:43
Fade To Black7:20

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Catalog Numbers

PLAN 020-2

Labels

Planet-X

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Formats

  • 2 × CD
  • Unofficial Release
  • With OBI

Companies

RoleCompany
Recorded AtVelez Sarsfield Stadium
Manufactured ByOpti.Me.S.

Notes

Version Made For Japan With OBI Strip

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout (CD 1): MANUFACTURED IN ITALY BY OPTI.ME.S. 991959017420 1431-B
  • Matrix / Runout (CD 2): MANUFACTURED IN ITALY BY OPTI.ME.S. 991950117421 1431-B
  • Rights Society: S.I.A.E.
  • Barcode (Text (From OBI)): 4 920314 300206
  • Barcode (String (From OBI)): 4920314300206
  • Matrix / Runout (Cd 1): MANUFACTURED IN ITALY BY OPTI.ME.S. 991959017420 1431-B
  • Matrix / Runout (Cd 2): MANUFACTURED IN ITALY BY OPTI.ME.S. 991950117421 1431-B

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: *Heavy Metal Kingdom* isn’t actually a real Metallica album. It seems like a bootleg or fan-made compilation released in Europe in 1993 under the label Planet-X. The tracklist mixes songs from different eras of the band, like *Master of Puppets*, *…And Justice for All*, and *Metallica* (aka "The Black Album"). Even the title sounds over-the-top, like something a superfan would come up with to celebrate their favorite tracks. So while it’s not official, it’s kind of a love letter to Metallica’s thrash metal legacy.