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METALLICA's LARS ULRICH: New Japanese TV Interview Available

September 7, 2008

A Japanese TV interview with METALLICA drummer Lars Ulrich conducted in early August can be viewed in two parts below.

METALLICA's official web site is currently streaming no less than six full songs from the band's forthcoming "Death Magnetic" album. The tracks, which were all premiered Thursday night (September 4) during the broadcast special "Metallica: The World Premiere Of Death Magnetic", are as follows:

* "The Day That Never Comes"
* "My Apocalypse"
* "Cyanide"
* "All Nightmare Long"
* "Broken, Beat & Scarred"
* "The Judas Kiss"

Several copies of "Death Magnetic" were sold early at a Paris record store on Tuesday (September 2),which led to the entire album being leaked online within hours.

Due on September 12, "Death Magnetic" will also be available to download for Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock the same day that the record is released.

* Japanese TV interview - Part 1:

Question 1: How was it working with producer Rick Rubin on "Death Magentic"?

Question 2: What does the album title "Death Magnetic" symbolize?

* Japanese TV interview - Part 2:

Question 1: Was it your intention to make "Death Magnetic" sound very organic?

Question 2: Why did you decide to include a song called "The Unforgiven III"?

Question 3: The album's first single, "The Day That Never Comes", is a very dramatic song. It sounds like a classic METALLICA epic.

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