Metallica marked their territory ... from the aggression captured in his guitar tone to the subtle, progressive technicality in his riff-writing. After its hypnotic intro and first verse, a ...

The best guitar riffs in rock have become part of the cultural ... “Enter Sandman” was the lead single from Metallica’s self-titled album of 1991, which went on to sell 16 million copies ...

Other notable guitar riffs that made the list beyond the top ten include Metallica's "Enter Sandman" (1991), Ozzy Osbourne's "Crazy Train" (1980), AC/DC's "Back In Black" (1980), Queen's "Killer ...

At the beginning of the British invasion, fans were only beginning to understand the concept of the guitar riff. Whereas most people would be bashing away at chords for most of their time in the ...

“Let me caveat this by saying that I love James Hetfield as a person, [and] I love Metallica ... between different riffs will always inevitably occur because of the guitar’s basic limitations.

chugging riff. The lyrics are about nightmares and the fear of the unknown. This is one of Metallica's most well-known ballads, featuring acoustic guitar work and a more melodic approach than the band ...

The sheer number of gargantuan riffs and jaw dropping guitar moments on Ghost at the ... which stands as one of the band’s best songs to date. As much as I adore and praise what Spirit Adrift ...