Official Metallica Music Videos

Relentless high-energy track from ‘Hardwired … to Self Destruct’ made a heavy point.

It only took 36 years, but Metallica have released an official lyric video for "Master of Puppets."

The only single released from 'Lulu,' the collaboration between Lou Reed and Metallica, also spawned a music video. 'The View' was directed by Darren Aronofsky and debuted on Dec. 3, 2011. The video features the band's performance of the song in Metallica HQ in San Rafael, California, the studios where 'Lulu' was recorded.

Teaming up with Wayne Isham yet again, the music video for Metallica's 'Broken, Beat and Scarred' debuted on March 26, 2009. The video was filmed over the course of two live shows that took place in California in December 2008.

Perhaps one of the strangest music videos to come out of Metallica's camp is the video for  'All Nightmare Long,' the fifth single from 'Death Magnetic.' Directed by Roboshobo, also known as Robert Schober, the video made its worldwide premiere on Dec. 7, 2008.

'The Day That Never Comes,' the first single from Metallica's 'Death Magnetic,' made its music video debut on Sept. 1, 2008. Directed by Thomas Vinterberg, the video was filmed outside of Los Angeles in the desert and follows the story of a Marine who has a near-death experience that affects his decisions made in a future event.

The music video for "Some Kind of Monster" takes footage from the film as well as older concert material and sets it to the tune of the song.

Metallica first played "The Unnamed Feeling" at a U.S. concert on March 8, 2004, at the Cow Palace venue in San Francisco.

Once again teaming up with director Wayne Isham, Metallica premiered the music video for St. Anger's second single, "Frantic," on Aug. 15, 2003.

The music video for "St. Anger," the lead single from the album of the same name, found Metallica stepping out of their comfort zones.