During an appearance on the latest episode of the “Let There Be Talk” podcast with rock and roll comedian Dean Delray, former METALLICA bassist Jason Newsted defended Lars Ulrich against people’s criticism of his drumming abilities as well as his role in METALLICA’s lawsuit against Napster in 2000….
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