Metallica unleashed ...And Justice For All, their fourth studio album—and first full-length following the death of Cliff Burton — on Aug. 25, 1988... ...or was it ...

Kill ‘Em All set the stage with the first full-blown display ... been much of a blow to …And Justice For All, which remains Metallica’s second best-selling album. The album charted for ...

There can be endless debates about the genre's GOAT, but without a doubt, Metallica are the ... band in metal on the album ...

"There was never any big bass on Metallica's albums until the Black Album," Newsted muses on his role recording the infamous … And Justice For All album and his perception ... "We're talking about ...

Metallica is one of the best ... really the only ones that feel skippable. ...And Justice for All is rightfully one of the band's most beloved albums, and it would lead to one of the best metal ...

And Justice For All is that it was the first album featuring Metallica’s new bassist Jason ... many of the songs back from meeting their full potential. Only after witnessing the band perform ...

Since the group’s rabid four-album start, setting a ridiculously high bar for turning doom-metal and thrash-nihilism into wrenchingly emotional high art has been the blessing and curse of Metallica.

From Master of Puppets fully defining their sound and shunting them onto the global stage (with mind-altering guitar riffs) to …And Justice For All and Metallica (The Black Album) finally ...