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The Metallica Podcast
Volume 1 — The Black Album
A living, breathing sonic blender of a podcast. Over eight episodes, we’ll celebrate the re-release of The Black Album (“Enter Sandman,” “Nothing Else Matters”), and the incredible band that made it. This is more than a “Making Of” look at the album. It’s the story of James, Lars, and Kirk — not just how the album got made, but why.
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4.8 stars from 1,245 ratings
All great except for J Balbin
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“I grew up with Metallica, started listening when I was 12 early 90’s. Today, 2022 my son loves Metallica.”
AnderOfield via Apple Podcasts ·
Colombia ·
08/02/22
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“As much as I love Metallica, the production of this podcast is terrible… Extreme overusage of segue riffs, repetitive material episode after episode… you would think the History Channel produced this… any proud Metallica fan knows 80% of the content to begin with anyways.”
Puja McGriddle via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/17/22
Recent Episodes
Published 10/22/21
30 million Black Album fans can't be wrong. In this bonus Episode 9 we hand them the mic and they take over – in their own words and in their own voices.
Published 10/22/21
Joining Lars, James, and Kirk is bassist Robert Trujillo, who climbed aboard Team Ugly full force. They step back to look at why and how The Black Album became one of the best-selling albums of all time – and how the remastered deluxe edition and the breadth of The Metallica Blacklist make it...
Published 10/08/21
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