Justice for All - The Truth about Metallica

Joel McIver

Omnibus Press

2004

366 páginas

12h 12m

ISBN-13: 9780711996007

For over two decades Metallica has been testing the boundaries of speed, heaviness, and volume with their music, selling over 85 million albums in the process and becoming one of the biggest musical acts in American history. Their early years were a blur of drunken club dates and endless tours. Later they became one of the worlda!!s most respected extreme metal acts despite the death of their bass player Cliff Barton. They have engaged in a legal tussle with Napster, and have gone through rehab and therapy to emerge from the other side a new and wiser band. As well as telling Metallicaa!!s story with a level of detail and eyewitness veracity which has never been attempted before, Joel McIver has exposed the biggest myths about the band and told the simple truth about how they originated and what the real facts are. He has interviewed over 75 prominent musicians, producers, writers, band associates and Metallica family members to get to the truth behind what really happened in the world of Hetfield, Ulrich, and company.