Metallica Blackened Backing Track With Vocals (and all Harmony Guitars + reversed intro)

For all those who are trying to figure out what's going on, here is a Metallica fun fact to clear it up. For the intro to Blackened of the ...And Justice For All album. The band recorded their guitars and then reversed it to get that strange and somewhat confusing sounding intro you hear off the album. I played what Metallica originally played in the studio so you hear it normally, then you hear it reversed (like it is on the album)
So what are you supposed to do? Simple there is a low harmony a high harmony and rhythm chords. You play the low harmony if you want, However if you don't it'll still sound fairly normal. Why you ask? Wow you're full of questions today. So I recorded the high harmony twice and panned it to each ear; I only recorded the low harmony once and it's panned to the left. so basically you take the place of the right panned low harmony. You're welcome to play on the reversed intro, the normal intro, neither or both. Got it? Good.
original backing Track from TuTuxD6 and he did a really good job of it making it. So a round of applause for him • Blackened Backing trac...
The entire intro was done by me. I played it like Metallica did, and reversed it like you hear on the album. Also I would like to apologize about the sharp cutoff of the sustained note at the end. My guitar has terrible sustain.
The low harmony just before the first solo (right after "SEE YA MOTHAH DIEEEE"), and the little egyptian high harmony towards the end of the first solo, were both done by me
If you want to know what gear or anything I used, just ask
Also tell me what you want to see or hear next. More backing tracks? Covers? Lessons? Originals? Anything!

[@valeriocaprini7776]

Best Blackened backing track by far!!

[@anzor0625]

05:38 starts deathcore

[@sgrp2706]

Good stuff

[@krayleeledger6319]

Please, do a cover or ten. Bless our ears, Mr. Texas

[@Creepyjjj]

5:07