In fact, the Black Album's cover was distinguished only ... Nigel Tufnel chimes in and calls Metallica's cover an "underhanded, left-wing tribute," before the members of Spinal Tap settle on ...

That cover is what really pushed us in the direction ... who sings “Nothing Else Matters” on The Blacklist. “The Black Album is Metallica really landing.” “We said, ‘Pick a song.

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

Here are the 10 best covers songs of Metallica's 'Black Album' tribute. At this point, there isn't much need to argue Metallica's global influence. Forty years into their career and 125 million ...

Metallica have released three new covers of their song “The Unforgiven,” as well as a rough mix of the track, in anticipation of their upcoming massive Black Album 30th-anniversary campaign.

Artists as diverse as Miley Cyrus, Phoebe Bridgers, J Balvin, Jason Isbell, Dave Gahan, Chris Stapleton and Kamasi Washington have their way with Metallica's so-called "Black Album." Go ahead ...

The other is a covers collection called The Metallica Blacklist featuring 53 artists’ take on “Black Album” songs. The lineup Metallica have assembled is surprisingly light on metal bands.

“Metallica bridged the gap with ‘The Black Album’,” explains Royal Blood ... “It was interesting trying to cover a Metallica song without any guitars,” he laughs.

Tomorrow sees the release of The Metallica Blacklist, a massive new record that features more than 50 contemporary artists laying down covers of every song off of Metallica, a.k.a The Black Album ...

Metallica continue to tease the contents ... in 1991 — along with the pair of accompanying covers. As for the Black Album reissue, the re-release is "remastered for ultimate sound quality ...

Nothing else matters, because Metallica is celebrating ... genres are set to be included on the covers album, taking on their favorite songs from The Black Album. Among them are Miley Cyrus ...

Go ahead: make the “None more black” Spinal Tap joke when it comes to Metallica’s eponymously titled 1991 album. It wasn’t just the cover but the band’s melodic nihilism that made that ...