Metallica - Legendary Licks 1983-1988

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Summary: excellent book, but...
Review: I found this book to be an excellent purchase, worth the money. Having the CD with the tablature makes everything alot easier, and the tabs sound awesome. However, the reason i didnt give it 5 stars is that the full songs arent tabbed. There are usually tabs for the intro, bridge and solo, but not for the chorus and fills. This kinda gets annoying if you wanna learn a whole song. But they are excellent books for the learner/intermediat guitarist. Recommended.

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Summary: Great Book
Review: This is a great Tab book. It is Easy to folow and the tabs are all correct. It comes with a CD that is helpful if you don't know what the songs sound like already. The tabs have times next to them too, so you can listen to the riffs with the words already over them if you have the real CD. Great book, definately worth the buy if you dont want to try to figure the tabs out on your own. Other recommendations: "The Art of James Hetfield" by Arthur Rotfeld "The Art of Kirk Hammett" by Arthur Rotfeld

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Summary: Awesome Book
Review: To sum it all up, great book. Picked it up just 3 hours ago and I've already learned Welcome Home up until half-way through the solo. The CD helps too since it slows down the solos so you get it just right. As you can see, it includes songs from Kill 'Em All up until ...And Justice For All. You could potentially spend [$$$] or so dollars on a tab book just for one album, but if you just wanna learn some fundamental Metallica riffs or are a beginner, pick up this book. You might also want to take a look at Metallica Riff by Riff since it includes songs up through Metallica (aka: The Black Album).