Watch Metallica reflect on 'Master of Puppets,' ahead of the release of the book 'Back to the Front,' which tells the story of how the LP was made.

Still, it reacquaints you with (or introduces you to) Blob, Dirty Dragon, the rest of those highly detailed puppets and the quick-thinking, multitalented Jackson, who sells it for $30 on his Web ...

Tragically, Master Of Puppets would be the final Metallica album to feature original bassist Cliff Burton, who would die in a bus accident six months after the album’s release.

They get a little help from another puppet — Satan — who encourages the puppet band to play metal. READ MORE: The 10 Heaviest Bands to Play on Late Night TV Shows Watch both videos below.

Master of Puppets originally came out on March 3rd, 1986, and it remains a high-water mark for not just the band but for metal as a genre.

Last summer, when Beck headlined Pacific Amphitheatre, it appeared as though rock’s quirky wonder boy was running out of ideas. His most recent album, “Guero,” seemed recycled in spots, many ...

Released March 3, 1986, Master of Puppets grew without the benefit of an official single or music video. Tape trading and fanzines propelled Metallica’s 1982 demo, No Life ‘Til Leather.

The Master of Puppets Emote wasn’t included in the Battle Pass or the Festive content, you obtain the famous song via the in-game store in Fortnite. At the time it would have costed you 500 V ...

On Spotify, where "Master of Puppets" is Metallica's third most-streamed song, daily global streams were up 779% globally on July 5, compared to the previous week, the music streaming service said.

In the scene, Eddie grabs his guitar and plays “Master of Puppets” by Metallica, performing “the most metal concert ever.” As he riffs on his guitar, the bats surrounding Vecna’s lair ...

“ Master of Puppets, to me, defines a really amazing time for Metallica,” he said, “a high point in a strong period in their writing. I think it’s when the band really kind of found this ...

The 1986 metal classic entered the charts at No. 40 thanks to a memorable scene featuring metalhead character Eddie Munson. Metallica’s “Master of Puppets” Enters Billboard Hot 100 for the ...