Metallica Music:

		List Price: $3.49		Label: Elektra / Wea Salesrank: 77917 Released: February 11, 1997
		Our Price: $2.36
		Used Price: $0.25
		Media: Audio CD

King Nothing Track Listing:
1. King Nothing
2. Ain't My Bitch [Live]

King Nothing Reviews:
Great Single! Buy the single instead of the album!
2005-10-28 - Great single with the best song off Load or Reload

1.King Nothing- 10/10 A great intro that leads into an awesome riff. James Hetfield's vocals are as good as ever and his vocal phrasing is classic Metallica. Some of Metallica's best lyrics ever and one of Metallica's best riffs ever on this awesome slow song. Kirk Hammett's solo is nothing special but honestly I'm not the biggest fan of Kirk's leads anyway. Some great creepy vocals after the solo from James. This one of Metallica's best songs ever.

2.Ain't My Bitch [Live]- 9/10 A cool riff with some heavy bass. A good fast paced track although not as agressive as there earlier fast tracks. This is good a song however Kirk's solo is terrible as he proves he can't bend a string to save his life. This is a very good song and the 2nd best song off Load.

I'd get the single over the album anyday....the single is a great deal the album is mostly fillers anyway and the only 2 tracks worth considering for a best of are these 2 tracks. A lot of the songs on Load have an Alternative rock feel to them...this doesn't so just buy the single unless you can get the album for less money which is unlikely. The band is

James Hetfield- Vocals, Rythym Guitar
Kirk Hammett- Lead Guitar
Lars Ulrich- Drums
Jason Newsted- Bass

2 musicas num single de um cd realmente fraco
1999-07-14 - talvez sejam as duas melhores musicas desse cd, mas realmente deixa a desejar, considero um ítem de colecionador somente.

Great Riff
1999-06-03 - This has one of the best riffs on load. Load, in my opinion is the best Metallca Album ever along with Kill em' All, but they are all excellent.

What happened to the REAL Metallica?
1999-04-11 - A half way decent song from a not so decent album. The writers have obviouslly turned on their own name, METAL... Too many comparisons have been made to Enter Sandman, another song that will never hold a cndle to Master of Puppets or For Whom the Bell Tolls. a good band selling out for the next generation, which isn't a total loss, just a loss for the older generation who knew of Hetfield and Ulrich when Mustaine still walked amongst them with Cliff Burton or even Ron McGovny. To all who read, before you call Load and Re-Load "metal" get a copy of ...Puppets and listen to it straight through and learn why the mighty Ozzy Osbourne even had to say "those boys were a tough act to fallow"...

Não faço a mínima idéia o que está escrito!
1999-03-22 - OI!!!!!!!!!!!! não understend nada!!!!!!!!!