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Metallica‘s Lars Ulrich has revealed that the band were considering recording a follow-up to their first collaborative album with Lou Reed before the singer’s death in 2013.The heavy metal pioneers teamed up with Reed on 2011’s ‘Lulu’ – which continues to be one of their most divisive albums among fans.Despite the lukewarm reaction, drummer Ulrich revealed that the band had considered the prospect of recording more material with Reed.Speaking to NME for this week’s Does Rock ‘N Roll Kill

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Encore Drive-In Nights series.Other musical heavyweights like Blake Shelton, 44, and Gwen Stefani, 50, already participated in the series last month.“As many of you know, we’ve not played together in quite some time — actually since the ‘S&M2′ concerts last September,” drummer Lars Ulrich, 56, said in a video posted on Twitter and Instagram.

Metallica‘s Lars Ulrich has defended the much-maligned sound of his snare drum on the band’s 2003 album ‘St Anger’.Fans and drummers have consistently criticised the thin, snapping sound of the drum throughout the album, which was recorded at a time when the band were at breaking point.In an interview with SiriusXM’s Eddie Trunk yesterday (July 29), Ulrich defended the record when asked if he stands behind the divisive snare sound.“I stand behind it 100% because, at that moment, that was the

Metallica‘s classic track ‘One’ with all the parts recorded on bass guitar.Mark Grocki’s new version of the track makes reference to the infamous lack of bass guitar on the metal titans’ iconic 1988 album ‘…And Justice For All’.“What they REALLY mean by ‘… And Justice For BASS’,” Grocki titled the new cover, which features all guitar and vocal parts from the song recorded on bass.

Metallica‘s Lars Ulrich has discussed the band’s efforts to fight hunger in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.In April, Metallica’s nonprofit organisation All Within My Hands Foundation pledged $350,000 to a series of charities that are providing aid and care during COVID-19.The foundation set up by the metal legends announced on April 2 that it was donating funds to the Bartender Emergency Assistance Program, Feeding America, Direct Relief and Crew Nation.

Metallica have confirmed that they will be releasing new music today (July 15) from the upcoming wide release of their live album/concert film ‘S&M2’.Both frontman James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich left audio messages for fans on Instagram Stories yesterday (July 14) promising that new material would be released today.“Hey, this is Lars from Metallica,” Ulrich’s message goes.

Lars Ulrich had the best surprise for a Long Island nurse as part of Jimmy Kimmel’s #HealthCareHero segment Wednesday.

Lars Ulrich is a man of many talents: drummer, former tennis ace, painter, metal legend.

Metallica is doing its best to keep fans entertained during the coronavirus pandemic.On Friday (May 1), the hard rock band's James Hetfield, Lars Ulrich, Kirk Hammett and Robert Trujillo shared a video of themselves virtually performing a stripped-down version of 1988's "Blackened" from their respective homes."Here’s a little something we cooked up over the last few days. Hope you’re all safe & sound.

“I was like, ‘You know what, boys? You done me proud.'”

Metallica co-founder, in conversation with Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, reveals he’s bonding with fans and getting back to his musical roots

"The one thing you can depend on from creative people, for better or worse, is that they can't sit still for very long"

If you need proof that talent doesn't skip a generation, just check out a video Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich shot of his sons, Myles, 21, and Layne, 18, rocking the Ulrich house during quarantine with their very unique, super heavy instrumental take on a Beatles classic. According to Rolling Stone, the blazing cover of "Eleanor Rigby" from Revolver came about after Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff invited Ulrich to sit in on one of his company's weekly fireside chats.