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METALLICA Bassist Interviewed On 101.7 THE FOX

December 14, 2009

Scott Less of Santa Rosa, California's 101.7 The Fox radio station conducted an interview with METALLICA bassist Robert Trujillo before the band's December 12, 2009 concert in San Jose. Watch the chat below.

In the "bonus content" section of the new French concert DVD from METALLICA, "Francais Pour Une Nuit" (or French For One Night),the members of the band are asked to each comment on a question that has perplexed METALLICA fans since last year: does the coffin on the cover of the band's latest album, "Death Magnetic", resemble the female sex organ?

Clips from the DVD in which drummer Lars Ulrich, frontman James Hetfield and Trujillo each give their own thoughts on the matter have been posted online.

"Death Magnetic" arrived in September 2008 and has sold nearly two million copies since its release.

METALLICA has used controversial cover art before, most notably a photo that mixed semen and blood on the cover of the band's 1996 album "Load".

METALLICA played a short round of West Coast tour dates last week before taking a holiday break. The group heads overseas in early 2010.

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