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“When you can simplify what it is you want to say it’s easier for more people to connect to”: How Metallica stripped away the complexity to take their music to the masses

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“When you can simplify what it is you want to say it’s easier for more people to connect to”: How Metallica stripped away the complexity to take their music to the masses

With a little help from astrophysics, Ice-T and Heart, Metallica came up with Enter Sandman, their best-known song and a heavy metal classic

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