Unlike the Billy Idol concert at Ameris Bank Amphitheatre a month ago packed largely with Gen Xers and Baby Boomers, Metallica drew a crowd of hard-core rockers from 7 to 70.

Twenty-nine years ago today, Metallica released one of their most successful albums that continues to divide fans.

Metallica’s self-titled ‘Black Album’ has been certified 20x platinum and ‘Master Of Puppets’ has been certified 8x platinum.

Metallica's popularity is well-deserved. Their albums from earlier times are timeless masterpieces. Even people unrelated to ...

Metallica’s self-titled 1991 album (aka The Black Album) has officially moved 20 million units in the U.S., achieving 20x ...

Couldn’t they just make another one like the Black ... two-CD live album, recorded with the 90-piece San Francisco Symphony Orchestra, the album punningly titled S&M (aka Symphony And Metallica).

However, after 1991 with the release of Metallica’s self-titled album (famously referred to as “The Black Album”) Metallica saw their biggest shift in sound, which consequently turned them ...

Getting into Metallica’s 1991 self-titled LP, aka the Black Album, is a rite of passage for any young heavy metal fan. It’s been so popular for so long, in fact, that it has now joined an ...

The record better known as The Black Album catapulted Metallica from the fringes to the ... material – the maximum that could be put on one CD, making for their longest album ever.

When music only existed on vinyl, cassette or CD, sales counts were pretty ... That includes Metallica's 1991 "Black Album" being certified 16x Platinum by the RIAA, indicating sales of over ...

Metallica, one of the biggest ... ‘Hardwired… To Self-Destruct’. The album is available in 2LP 140g black vinyl and limited-edition variants, CD digital, and in Dolby Atmos.