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List Price: $17.95 | | Publisher: Cherry Lane Music
Salesrank: 512454
Released: January 1, 1997 |
| Our Price: $10.06 |
| Used Price: $8.99 |
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| Media: Paperback |
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Editorial Review:
For the first time ever, a collection of the astoundingly successful group's best songs arranged for piano/vocal! Includes: One * Nothing Else Matters * Welcome Home (Sanitarium) * Until It Sleeps * and more.
Best of Metallica (Personality) Reviews:
Good, but warning NO TABULATURE! 
2009-03-03 - it is a very good and accurate book for guitar but watchout i thought it would include tabs but it doesnt just music. just as a heads up.
An Absolute Score for Musicians
2007-01-19 - I spent hours looking for a good Metallica score, or any for that matter! When I found this book on a different website, it only took me one look to know that this was a great score to own. Amazon had it for much cheaper.
Bottom line is this: Metallica fans should have this book.
Interesting, but not all the songs play well 
2001-06-05 -
This book consists of 12 songs: One, Harvester of Sorrow, Welcome Home (Sanitarium), Nothing Else Matters, The Unforgiven, Enter Sandman, Until It Sleeps, Fade to Black, Seek and Destroy, The Thing That Should Not Be, Sad But True and Mama Said.
Basically, some of the songs play a lot better than others. The more recent ballads like NEM and Unforgiven are excellent on the piano, but Harvester, Seek and Thing just don't really translate well to the keyboard.
I think you'll enjoy at least half of this collection if you like Metallica and you've played the piano for at least a couple of years. It's not beginner music, but most of it is fairly straightforward to play. I was a bit disappointed at the transcription of some of the solos -- they leave some of them out -- then again, they were meant for guitar and not piano.
Jammin' out on Metallica 
1999-11-30 - This music book is well transcribed for the piano. Great for intermediate to advanced players that really like to rock-out on the piano (or keyboard) to the hard-hitting full power chords of Metallica. Follows the riffs and guitar sequences right along with the cd. Most are written in the same key that the band plays in, and if not, it tells you what the difference is. I love it. Who says you can't play heavy metal on a piano? :)
