After digging your way to the bottom of the numerous jabs at the album's production, you will find nothing but praise for '..

Metallica‘s 1991 self-titled album has become the fourth studio release ever to reach a historic chart record. The album, ... (1984) and Journey‘s Greatest Hits (1988). ...

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Discover Metallica's discography: a journey through legendary metal albums from "Kill 'Em All" to "72 Seasons" in chronological order.

See Metallica Tease Some of Their Greatest Hits in Trailer for Live ... ,” “Seek & Destroy” — as well as a snippet of “If Darkness Had a Son,” off this year’s excellent 72 Seasons album.

Unless you have a letter from your doctor (or your bank), you have very few excuses to miss Metallica this summer. Not only is the band playing two-night residencies in major cities around the ...

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Apocalyptica will play Metallica’s greatest hits in Los Angeles in February ... Max Lilja, and Antero Manninen. The group released their first album, “Plays Metallica by Four Chellos” in 1996.

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Bob Marley‘s 'Legend', which has spent 843 weeks on the Billboard 200, and Journey's 'Journey’s Greatest Hits', at 813 weeks, are the only other records to have achieved the feat.