Metalsucks — Remember a couple of years back, when we saw that video of Machine Head’s Robb Flynn rocking out at a Metallica concert while watching from the floor and not the VIP section or the side of the stage or wherever? Well, if the below footage of Dave... more info

Totally Fuzzy — Live Shit: Binge & Purge is a live DVD by Metallica, originally released as a VHS tape with their first live album in 1993. This video here is the full concert in Seattle on the Damaged Justice Tour. Read more » more info

Metal Injection — Look at Axl Rosenberg's sexy photoshop skills! As the banner says, we will be live-snarking the entire Big 4 show tomorrow from the comfort of the Yankee Stadium press box. You know the deal. Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax are going to ... more info

Metalsucks — That’s right! The wait is finally just about over; tomorrow, Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, and Anthrax will play Yankee Stadium in the Boogie Down Bronx. If you can’t make, fret not — thanks to a last minute invitation to hang out in the press r... more info

Metalsucks — [Justin Foley -- MS columnist, guitarist/vocalist in The Austerity Program and... Yankees fan -- was so inspired by yesterday's The Top Fifteen Reasons That Metallica Are the Yankees of Metal post that he decided to write a response. Here it is! -Ed... more info

Metalsucks — With the Big 4 concert in NYC fast approaching, its high time for some tasteless list-making and name-calling. Even the staunchest of metal purists probably can’t summon quite the amount of hatred for Metallica that we here at MetalSucks feel towar... more info

The Music Fix — Venus in Lars. more info

NME — There are ten tracks in all, but some are very long indeed more info

Guardian Music — Pink Floyd lead an autumn of lavish box-set reissues, while Lykke Li and Tom Waits add a touch of the wild and warpedThe UnthanksChief among the Unthanks' multifarious talents – an array of skills that includes clog dancing – is their ability to... more info

Metal Injection — So the cover art was revealed for the highly anticipated Lou Reed & Metallica collaboration, Lulu. While the artwork isn't revolutionary or anything, it does make sense given the concept of the album. Ultimately what matters is the music, and I ... more info