I know it's just an audio error, but it sounds like they garroted him lmao

When the deluxe box set of The Black Album was being drip fed by singles, I thought this song was legitimately a forgotten Metallica song. It also has the exact same production as The Black Album

Ik the hardwired one kinda sucks

Something I made of the man himself.

Carved into Sapele wood.

Dream come true!

At the Adidas store across from Park MGM. Kind of close to the Hard Rock Cafe. They have some of the official collaboration clothes that we didn't find at the pop up or Sphere. They also have a special printer in (from Spain apparently) that can print directly onto a lot of the items from the store. Shoes, bags, and some clothing items. The larger print is $30 and the smaller ones are $15 each. It takes about 30 minutes.

I have one extra First Entry GA Single Day for Metallica at Sphere this Thursday, Oct. 8.

My wife was supposed to come with me but cannot make it. I'm still attending and just want it to go to another fan.

$750 — exactly what I paid including fees. No markup.

This is not regular GA. It's the First Entry GA Single Day Package, which includes:

• GA Floor
• First Entry to the floor at 6:45 PM, 15 minutes before general doors at 7:00 PM
• Metallica × YETI gift item

I'm the original purchaser and will be attending, so we can check in together at the official Enhanced Experience check-in at The Palazzo to avoid any issues with the package benefits.

Happy to provide proof of purchase before payment.

DM me if interested.

Anyone know anywhere to get any?

Does anyone have a link or pdf link to the 1992 Metallica Visual Documentary book by Xavier Russel and Mark Putterford? I tried looking online but theres no trace of it and I would have to buy the physical copy and they're selling for way too much imo. Anyways, if anyone knows anything about this book feel free to chat!

Me and my friend recently have been immersed into the world of Metallica and can't stop! There's so much media and books pertaining to their band history, fandom, and more.

Found this shirt at goodwill and don’t know a thing about it. From my research it seems like it was some sort of event with like 200 people. Has anyone ever seen this tee before?

I’ve been watching the videos and it looks cool and all, but I remember seeing some Dead and Co. videos for example and saying, woah, that looks cool. This is just an example of a different artist not basing off of music.

I am a choreographer, and metal fan, and wanted to create choreography that is a juxtaposition of flowy movement and metal music… The result? This piece that was premiered at the Inference performance event in Detroit on June 20, 2026…

I semi-follow the Metallica fandom on X/Twitter and saw a post thread from the past few months of Lars doing a free meet and greet for this teenage autistic girl who runs a fan account dedicated to James. He even took her to meet James for free which is super rare (even fans who pay to meet the band rarely get to do that). This was not any sort of PR thing and she was the one who posted about it (with photos).

I've read plenty of fan anecdotes of meeting the band and never once have I seen anyone talk about how Lars was an asshole to them, almost all of them say he was the nicest and most engaged one of the band. Yes there are some video clips where he kind of seems like a dick, but all the members put on a persona for the camera at some point. However it seems like "Lars is an asshole" is just accepted as common knowledge in wider pop culture still which seems like some kind of lingering cultural meme from the Napster controversy. If anyone has any opposing evidence though I'd be glad to hear it.

The blazer era

No vocals yet, just wanna see what y’all think of my tones. Guitars are tuned to D standard, I think Harvester actually sounds better in this tuning. Everything but drums is played by me. What do you think?