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Metallica’s Lars Ulrich: We Can Do Whatever We Want on Next Album

Following Metallica’s “Lulu” collaboration with Lou Reed, the guys are ready to get back to making their trademark heavy metal and pounding thrash.
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Metallica and Jay-Z Get Mixed on ‘Double Black’ Track

Metallica and Jay-Z, together in a mix? It’s something you have to hear to believe. Listen to a mix of Metallica and Jay-Z’s seminal “Black” albums, here.
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Metallica ‘Orion Music + More’ Organizer Explains Indie Lineup

Metal band Metallica are under fire for the indie lineup on their Orion Music + More festival, but one organizer says diversity is the festival’s strength.
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Metallica Announce Orion Music + More Festival

Metal icons Metallica will headline their own music festival, Orion Music + More, this summer in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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Metallica to Make Major Announcement Tuesday

Heavy metal band Metallica will make a special announcement on Tuesday, Feb. 7, at 11 a.m. PST. Watch the video teaser, here.
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Macy Gray Sings Metallica, Radiohead, My Chemical Romance + Awolnation

Macy Gray covers metal giants Metallica, as well as alternative bands Radiohead, My Chemical Romance and Awolnation on her latest album.
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Metallica’s Lars Ulrich: We’re ‘Seven, Eight Songs’ into the New Album

Are Metallica going punk? Well, according to guitarist Kirk Hammett and drummer Lars Ulrich, the metal band’s next album may bring shorter, tighter songs.
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Metallica, Creed, the Beatles Hold Top-Selling Albums of Past 20 Years

According to Nielsen SoundScan, the best-selling albums released since 1991, according to Neilsen’s SoundScan, include Metallica, Creed, the Beatles and more.
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Alice in Chains’ Jerry Cantrell + Metallica Play at Anniversary Show

Alice in Chains guitarist Jerry Cantrell performed live with Metallica at one of the metal band’s anniversary shows last weekend. Watch the footage, here!
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Metallica, Chili Peppers Manager Urges Bands to Tour Europe Now

Cliff Burnstein, who manages Metallica and the Red Hot Chili Peppers, told the Wall Street Journal he wants the bands to play Europe before the economy worsens.
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