The truth of that maxim can be heard on Metallica’s just-released CD, St. Anger, a roiling, assaultive 75-minute opus that was recorded in the wake of singer-guitarist James Hetfield’s recent ...

Metallica like to test their audience's reaction to St. Anger on the road, with singer-guitarist James Hetfield showing a good sense of humor about some fans' opposition to the 2003 Metallica album.

See the Metallica blurb near the bottom of this post. St. Anger hate is nothing new, of course. After all, it's arguably Metallica's most controversial studio effort — contentious with ...

St. Anger sure was a piece o’ shit. From the dime store lyrics to the nu metal sounding guitars to the absolute lack of guitar solos to just.. Lars… fans have tons of reasons to hate that album. So we ...

So it's small wonder that the long-awaited St. Anger delves into themes of frustration, pain, and (naturally) anger, with a raw sound to match the visceral emotions in play. But "raw" is often ...

After long days of picking rare bloodberries from barbed bushes for the screened St. Anger covers, which Lars assured us during his weekly motivational videos would only drive hard copy sales ...