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“They did it to get some kind of reaction from Jason”: Metallica producer explains why there’s no bass on …And Justice For All

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“They did it to get some kind of reaction from Jason”: Metallica producer explains why there’s no bass on …And Justice For All

Flemming Rasmussen offers his theory on why Metallica didn’t have any audible low end in 1988

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