Flemming Rasmussen, the producer who worked on a few of Metallica's albums in the 1980s, has a theory on why the bass was turned down on ...And Justice for All. "I think — but this is purely ...

The other came 15 years before, on, 1988's ...And Justice for All. Though Metallica were on a sharp upward trajectory while recording the latter album – indeed, it would mark their debut on MTV ...

And Justice For All, while other, less assured records such as Load and Reload divided the Metallica fanbase ... There’s an art to simplicity, and Jason brought that art.

And Justice For All was the first release after the death of Cliff Burton. The band's musical mentor, Burton was the older brother of the group and his absence was felt not just in Metallica but ...

Nearly 30 years after Metallica's "Million Decibel March" rocked Philadelphia, the heavy metal icons are once again taking over the City of Brotherly Love with "...And Justice for All" and much more.

In congruence with Metallica’s massive surge in popularity seen from Master of Puppets, the band’s fourth studio album ...And Justice For All established new sonic precedents and furthered ...

That's all there is to say about that. As Metallica took the stage to the unmistakable strains of Ennio Morricone's "Ecstasy of Gold" from The Good, the Bad and the Ugly, the audience showered ...

But it was Bay Area heavy metal legends Metallica who ... like it was going there all along," says Coogler, of the signature song from the band's 1988 album, "...And Justice For All." ...