“Inside the studio walls the alpha male personalities of James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich battled for territory, their sometimes discordant creative visions coalescing to the point where no aspect of the music being made was left unexamined or unsubjected to… — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“Interviewed twenty-seven years and three days after the recording of Master of Puppets began, today it seems as if its producer’s abiding memory of the entire process is that of watching James Hetfield track one devilishly precise rhythm guitar part… — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“Inside the studio walls the alpha male personalities of James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich battled for territory, their sometimes discordant creative visions coalescing to… — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“Black Sabbath’s self-titled debut album stands as a death knell for the idealistic hippie dreams of the Sixties. Inspired by horror movies, bad dreams,… — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“Mustaine and Hetfield were like two brothers that didn’t get on, each pushing the other out of the way, but it was so exciting.… — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“I’m about to have a nervous breakdown / My head really hurts / If I don’t find a way outta here / I’m gonna… — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“Interviewed twenty-seven years and three days after the recording of Master of Puppets began, today it seems as if its producer’s abiding memory of… — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“Metallica are too proud to dress up; their uniform is the uniform of their average fan, the teenage American slob: sneakers, ripped jeans, T-shirts.” — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“Lars Ulrich decided that if he were going to be hung it may as well be for stealing a sheep as a lamb:” — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“Revolution is not the uprising against pre-existing order, but the setting up of a new order contradictory to the traditional one.” — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
“I’m still trying to work out why I love this band so much,’ wrote Xavier Russell in his Kerrang! review of the group’s Donington… — Paul Brannigan Copy Share Image
