Over a year ago we told you that we had teamed up with acclaimed award winning author Matt Taylor to tell the definitive story of "Master of Puppets" and the subsequent tour that followed its release. Here’s your first glance at the cover of "Metallica: Back to the Front," which will see the light of day Fall of 2016. Read more about it here: http://talli.ca/bttf-cover
We’re pretty sure it will be worth the wait as the book is chock full of exclusive intensive interviews with all of us as we spent countless hours with Matt digging deep in our memory banks for stories, anecdotes, tidbits and tales from the studio, the road and beyond. Matt spoke to all the major players at that time in our history, including those who were with us during the making of the record including producer Flemming Rasmussen and the man who mixed it, Michael Wagener. He tracked down the entire MOP road crew including John Marshall and members of the bands who toured with us, Anthrax and Armored Saint. Our booking agent, tour promoters and managers Cliff Burnstein and Peter Mensch all were overly generous with their time and recollections. Faith No More guitarist Jim Martin and drummer Mike Bordin and Diamond Head’s Brian Tatler spoke with Matt about their memories of those crazy times and of course you, the fans who were at those shows gave us an amazing view of your memories and experiences. Finally, we’re honored that Cliff Burton’s dad Ray sat down for an extensive interview.
Metallica : un livre complet sur "Master of Puppets"
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Il évoquera en long et en large le disque via des anecdotes et de nombreuses interviews mais également la tournée qui a suivie :
R.I.P Ronnie James Dio ! 
"La culture, c'est comme l'amour. Il faut y aller à petits coups au début pour bien en jouir plus tard."
Pierre Desproges

"La culture, c'est comme l'amour. Il faut y aller à petits coups au début pour bien en jouir plus tard."
Pierre Desproges