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From tennis pro to metalhead

They are one of the BIG FOUR. The pioneers of thrash metal along with Megadeth, Anthrax and Slayer. They survived the 80’s and became the kings of metal. From the debut album Kill Em All to the commercial success of the Black Album, the modern metal legends made history. Metallica members James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich were considered the founders of the band and met in California in the early ‘80s to form a band. Jon Zuzula liked Metallica’s demos tape No Life Til Leather, but couldn’t get them a record deal, so he started his own label Megaforce. He cleared a 15,000 Euro advance, which Metallica used to finance their debut album Kill Em All. They went to Rochester, New York and recorded 10 songs with Paul Curcio.

Beginning of the ride to hell

Their first disc sold 60,000 copies and the band toured extensively in the U.S. and Europe. While not a commercial or financial success, Metallica was able to build their own fan base and genre. The punk & metal magazine Kerrang described their sound as power metal and later introduced the term thrash, which was derived from the Anthrax song – Metal Thrashing Mad. Ride The Lightning was recorded in Denmark in 1984 and was the last record financed by Zuzula. It reached the Billboard Top 200 charts and was to become only the beginning of their great journey. The dispute between their former guitarist Dave Mustaine (founder of Megadeth) and Metallica’s new guitarist Kirk Hammett reached a new level when Mustaine, publicly accused Hammett of stealing his job and his solos. The two thrash stars went head-to-head on the charts with Metallica’s third album Master Of Puppets and Megadeth’s second album Peace sells …but who’s buying??? The hell ride continues to pick up speed as they signed to Elektra Records in 1986 and went on tour with the Prince of Darkness Ozzy Osbourne. That year was to be a tough one for the band. Bassist Cliff Burton died in a bus accident on the highway. With the EP 5.98 Garage Days Revisited they tested their new bass player and the new recording space. With songs by Diamond Head, Killing Joe and The Misfits, they paid tribute to their idols and played a small tribute to Cliff Burton. In 1988, producer Flemming Rasmussen worked on Ride The Lightning and Master Of Puppets, and then recorded the And Justice For All record with the 4 guys, which earned them their first Grammy nomination for Best Hard Rock Metal Performance. Their anti-war song One also won Best Single. They continued in Los Angeles, where producer Bob Rock teased childhood traumas and deep emotions out of the rockers. The 8 month recording session was the most difficult for the band as they took things a bit more seriously with their new success and focused more on their writing style. Included on it is the hit singles Enter Sandman and Nothing Else Matters. With the 1996 album Load and the album Reload released the following year, critics became more critical and fans more fanatical. They had a 10 million lawsuit on their hands, James alcoholism became more excessive and bassist Newsted left the band. The band gets a therapist and James goes to rehab. In the movie Some Kind of Monster, you see how they deal with the band’s therapist and they rediscover their love for music. In 2003 St. Anger was released and the band was joined by ex Ozzy Osbourne bassist Robert Trujillo.

Knighted

The album Death Magnetic, released in 2008, achieved 450,000 sales in its first week and shot straight to No. 1, while Hardwired to Destruct, released in 2016, also reached No. 1 on the Billboard charts. The band went on to form their own label, Blackened. They sold millions of albums worldwide and are considered one of the most successful and respected metal bands in the world. Lars Ulrich was knighted in his home country in 2017 for his contribution to music and thus goes down in history as a hero of his country. If you can’t get enough, you can get your last fix with the Metallica Super Deluxe Vinyl Boxes, featuring BTS material as well as all of the band’s releases, demos, live recordings, rough mixes and interviews.