In a new interview with Mary Anne Hobbs’s BBC Radio 6 Music show, METALLICA drummer Lars Ulrich reflected on the band’s 2004 documentary “Some Kind Of Monster”, which ended up becoming an honest examination of one of the world’s most successful heavy metal bands. He said (as transcribed by BLABBERMO…
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