Year: 2010
Author: Mick Wall
Genre: Biography
Publisher: Orion Books
ISBN: 978-1-4299-8703-5
English language
Format: PDF
Interactive table of contents: Yes

Growing up in the hard rock of the 70s, Metallica determined the look and sound of heavy metal in the 1980s, as Led Zeppelin defined hard rock in its time, and before them the Sex Pistols were punk rock. Inventors of thrash metal - Slayer, Anthrax and Megadeth, but it was Metallica who led the movement, they brought it to a new level, they were the last of the super popular rockers. And despite suffering from misfortunes, including the death of their bassist in a car accident, rivalry and alcohol abuse, they went through all of this, becoming the world's best-selling band. Their records crossed the mark of one hundred million to the whole world, and the music went beyond the boundaries of rock and metal, and moved to the popular mainstream when they took a step from speed metal to MTV with their popular single "Enter Sandman". Until now, there was no solid, reliable, comprehensive portrait of the group. Carefully written, profound work of Mick Wall is enriched with interviews with members of the group, the leaders of record companies and fellow musicians. He tells the story of a tennis player and adoring music, a Danish immigrant named Lars Ulrich, who created the band with vocalist James Hetfield and made his dreams come true. The book "Enter Night" goes into the details of various incarnations of the group, and tells about the personalities of its key participants, the present and the past - especially Ulrich and Hatfield, to present the final word about the largest metal band on the planet.

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