Rolling Stone magazine has included METALLICA’s controversial “St. Anger” LP on its newly released list of “50 Genuinely Horrible Albums By Brilliant Artists”.
“St. Anger” was released in June 2003 at the end of a turbulent two-year period in which bassist Jason Newsted left the group, frontman Jame…
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