Ten years removed from their prog-thrash opus … And Justice for All, things were quite different for Metallica. A trio of chart-topping albums gained them
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Proud to wear their hearts on their sleeves, Metallica went all out and released Garage Inc. on Nov. 23, 1998. They’d released half of these cover
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