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and Oz Records

and San Francisco

and Ron McGovney replacement

and Dave Mustaine replacement

and Cliff Burton replacement

Slash

and video games

Slayer

Show No Mercy

and speed metal

and satanic image

Undisputed Attitude

Haunting the Chapel

Reign in Blood

and Big Four tour

Sledgehammer

Slipknot

Small Faces

Smallwood, Rod

Smashing Pumpkins

Snider, Dee

Snow, Mat

So What magazine

Soft Cell

Some Kind of Monster

Sonic Youth

Sony

Sorum, Matt

Soundgarden

Sounds

South Park movie

Spartacus

speed metal

Spitz, Dan

Springsteen, Bruce

Stanley, Paul

Stapp, Scott

Star Wars

Starship

Status Quo

Stipe, Michael

Stone club

Stooges

Stratton, Dennis

Styx

Sugar

Suicidal Tendencies

suicides

Summer Sanitarium tours

Sundance festival

Survivor

Sweet Savage

Swing Out Sister

Sword

Syrinx

Systematic

Tam, John

Tank

Tanner, Hugh

tape-trading

Tate, Geoff

Tatler, Brian

technical thrash

techno-thrash

Ten Commandments, The

tennis

Tesla

Testament

Thin Lizzy

‘Whiskey in the Jar’

This is Spinal Tap

Thompson, Howard

Thompson, Mike

Thompson, Tony

Thomsen, Erik

Thorne, Dave

thrash metal

Big Four bands

guitar sound

and the occult

audiences

and drugs

and skateboarding

and punk covers

dress style

and ticket sales

Big Four tour

Three Dog Night

Time Out

Times, The

TMC records

Toad the Wet Sprocket

Tolkien, J.R.R.

Top of the Pops

Towle, Dr Phil

Townshend, Pete

Trauma

Trespass

Troubadour

Trower, Robin

Trujillo, Rob

and Jason Newsted replacement

and Death Magnetic

Trumbo, Dalton

Turbin, Neil

Twisted Sister

2000 AD

Tygers of Pan Tang

Tyler, Steven

U2

UFO

Ulrich, Debbie

Ulrich, Lars

family and early life

and tennis

and drumming

and NWOBHM bands

life in America

and Diamond Head

meeting with James Hetfield

and alcohol

and band politics

and Metallica formation

first gigs

and business

and thrash metal

appearance

and Dave Mustaine

and drugs

and Ron McGovney replacement

and relocation to San Francisco

and move to New York

and Dave Mustaine replacement

and Kill ’Em All

and first US tour

and Ride the Lightning

and touring

and management deal

living arrangements

and Master of Puppets

and Megadeth

and Slayer

and Ozzy Osbourne tour

and bus crash

and Cliff Burton replacement

plan to replace him

and Metallica name

and Jason Newsted

and Garage Days

and fanzine interviews

and…And Justice for All

and James Hetfield’s violence

and merchandising

and commercial success

and rock star excess

and ‘One’ video

and Grammy awards

and suicides

and groupies

and Metallica album

and stage show

and Guns N’ Roses tour

and reinvention of band

and Load

and grunge

and Britpop

and new Elektra contract

and isolation of James Hetfield

lifestyle and art collection

and Reload

and Garage Inc.

and Napster lawsuit

and Newsted departure

and St. Anger

and documentary film

and James Hetfield rehab

and Jason Newsted replacement

and Death Magnetic

and internet

and World Magnetic tour

and Hall of Fame induction

and changing relationships

Ulrich, Layne

Ulrich, Lone

Ulrich, Myles

Ulrich, Skylar

Ulrich, Torben

Ulrich-Nielsen, Thadeus

Ungerleider, Howard

University of Southern California

Uriah Heep

Uris, Leon

US Metal Vol. II

US Today

Valoz, Ron and Rich

Van Halen

Vandenberg

Vaughan, Stevie Ray

Velvet Revolver

Velvet Underground

Venom

and black metal

influence on Metallica

Vera, Joey

and Cliff Burton replacement

and Metallica album

Vermeil, Dick

Vertigo records

Vicious, Sid

Victoria’s Secret

Victory

video games

Vig, Butch

Vikernes, Kristian (Count Grishnackh)

Village Voice

Virgin Steele

Vlasic, Marsha

Voivod

Wagener, Michael

Wakeman, Rick

Walker, Linda

Wall Street

Waller, John

Walls, Greg

Ward, Algy

Ward, Delbert

Warlord

Warner Bros. records

Warner, Jeff

Warnock, Neil

Warrior Soul

Washington Post

W.A.S.P.

Watchtower

Waters, Roger

Watson, John

Watts, Charlie

Wayans, Marlon

Weathersby, Leigh

Webster, Ben

Wennberg, Lennart

Whisky a Go Go

Whitaker, Mark

Whitesnake