#death magnetic

[mxtal-up-ur-ass]

hes so stupid i love him sm

[daddy-ul]

Well, now I wanna know

*But what about Lulu, you say? Not a Metallica album, according to the guys! It's a Metallica&LouReed album, which is apparently different

Nuance me in the tags/comments

[depravednotdeprived]

Metallica patches from Pull the Plug

[metallicaloser]

Death Magnetic is such an underrated album I love it sm

I beg everyone to listen to The Day That Never Comes

[90shetfield]

im dead if I see this man

The things I would do to even catch a glimpse of him (Ill sacrifice a newborn baby)

[killerqueenhetfield]

The guys in the studio.

[band-ranking-polls]

METALLICA: ROUND 1

[rastronomicals]

September 12:

On this date in 1980, David Bowie released his 14th album, Scary Monsters.

And,

on this date in 2008, Metallica released their ninth album, Death Magnetic.

[harvestofnause]

Death Magnetic is such an underrated Metallica album and is such an amazing comeback from St.Anger.

[kirkybabygo]

WHY CAN’T I FORGIVE MEEE? *epic guitar solo*

[andtheyallsaidwait]

How could he know this new dawns light would change his life forever? Set sail to sea, but pulled off course by the light of golden treasure.

[metalsongoftheday]

Friday, January 19: Metallica, "Vulturus"

Some Kind of Monster was transparent about Metallica’s inner workings to an uncomfortable degree, but apparently the experience didn’t dissuade the band from continuing to share their processes to the public, even if (thankfully) it would never be so in-depth.  One outcome of that openness was “Vulturus”, a work-in-progress track the band demoed and played on the road a handful of times during early sessions for Death Magnetic.  Here was the biggest metal band of all time workshopping a tune in something resembling real time, though to be sure there was nothing accidental about their premiering a short, fast and furious headbanger as something that might be on their new album: Metallica was very conscious about not only how St. Anger was received, but how much (or little) it sold, and Lars in particular understood that their legacy was at risk and that the next new music they put out had to at least mollify if not enthrall the base.  And to that end, “Vulturus” did the job by virtue of simply nodding to classic Metallica, if not actually completely sounding like classic Metallica.  That may be damning with faint praise, but the track was fun and metallic without attempting to be overly clever or dance around James’ core strengths as a writer and player.  It was actually a good amount livelier than what actually made it onto Death Magnetic, which made its ultimate exclusion from the record that much more surprising.

[animalb0y]

Happy Birthday James Hetfield

60 anos!! ⚡️🤘🏻🎉

[phantomlordreshiram]

Here’s a remake of a much older art piece of mine, from 2020 specifically , featuring Ellis and an album I’ve been enjoying a lot again: Metallica’s 2008 comeback album, Death Magnetic.

Art style and character design inspired by @isshusgotissues

[ungoliantschilde]

“Suicide & Redemption” live in Denmark, 2009.