“I let my father know there were no bad feelings. I sorted out a lot of my anger in his departure.” A death, Nirvana, U2 and a crucifixion: the surprising story behind Metallica’s most successful single (and no, it isn’t Enter Sandman)

“I let my father know there were no bad feelings. I sorted out a lot of my anger in his departure.” A death, Nirvana, U2 and a crucifixion: the surprising story behind Metallica’s most successful single (and no, it isn’t Enter Sandman)

With a new look, a new attitude and a dizzying new set of musical influences, Metallica crafted one of their most controversial singles. It was also their best-selling

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