A look at how Metallica hazing Jason Newstead nearly torpedoed the bands own music and how taken from the context of a rock band, their behaviour is depressing.

Johnny Cash even said it was one of his favorites. 4. ‘And Justice For All’ by Metallica One can’t deny that Metallica is one of the most commercially successful metal bands in history.

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The game's final ending has now been revealed in the form of a comic book-inspired animatic narrated by Harley Quinn. It's revealed that the Justice League heroes killed by the villains were all ...

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