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I dumped Metallica somewhere around the turn of the millennium. Load never did interest me much, but at least I owned it.

For those of you that thought Metallica sold-out with the "Black Album," look out! Because the mansion was about to slide down the hill & no one could stop it.

Something awesome happened at the Grand Rapids Metallica show Monday evening. Press music critic John Sinkevics thought so .

It's been 13 years since the haircuts and the "alternative" Load album, nine years since Lars Ulrich versus Napster and five since the group therapy of the Some Kind Of Monster documentary.

Behind the scenes on the Nashville set of their new music... Florida's Shinedown is one of a handful of bands proving there's still room for new artists - and hits - in "post-grunge," even if your name isn't Daughtry.

Metallica has been around long enough to be a building block of thrash-metal; to rise to mainstream superstardom; to earn, endure and survive the obligatory backlash; and to be enshrined in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 28 years later.

The Pulse of Radio reports: METALLICA is in the midst of a North American tour, which stops in Cleveland, Ohio tonight and winds down December 12 in San Jose, California.

"stars from the broken night" Thursday, August 13, 2009 An indifferent six-song mini.

METALLICA Frontman Interviewed At Portugal's OPTIMUS ALIVE! 09 Festival; Video Available - July 12, 2009 Portuguese cable television channel SIC Radical conducted an interview with METALLICA frontman James Hetfield when the band played the Optimus Alive! 09 festival at Passeio MarA timo de AlgA©s in Oeiras, Portugal on July 9. Watch the ...

Werner Herzog is the kind of director that Quentin Tarantino used to be. Remember the nineties, when ' Pulp Fiction ' had just exploded like a hydrogen bomb in Hollywood , and all of your asshole friends were so proud because they knew who Tarantino was before you ever did? Herzog is like that, except he's been that way for about forty years, ...

This morning, Sirius XM launched its much-anticipated application for the iPhone.

Metallica frontman James Hetfield speaks frankly in a new interview with Classic Rock magazine about the band's so-called "wilderness" years, in the mid-to-latter 90s, during which drug use and disagreements over the group's image and sound nearly drove them apart.

1992 - After a round of nationwide voting, the U.S. Postal Service declared that people preferred the "younger Elvis" stamp design.