Load

Metallica have decided to share their performance of "Bleeding Me" from COPENHELL in Denmark on June 15 as their latest official live video.

Being released less than two years apart, Metallica's 'Load' and 'Reload' have become two defining albums for the rock band.

As Metallica continue to share videos from their 40th anniversary celebration in San Francisco, they now turn to "King Nothing" from 1996's 'Load.'

Fans invited to submit photos, ticket stubs and anything else from the 'Load' and 'Reload' eras for the chance at being part of Metallica's next deluxe box set.

Not a fan of Metallica's 'Load?' We've got 10 reasons why you should reconsider!

In an exclusive chat with Ultimate Metallica, Kirk Hammett talks about his guitar solo work on the Black Album and even shares one of his favorite solos.

The fourth single from Metallica's 'Load' brings with it the second music video directed by Matt Mahurin. Filmed toward the end of 1996 in Salt Lake City, Utah, the video for 'King Nothing' made its debut on television sets across the country on January 7, 1997.

Metallica's ninth music video of their career is also one of their lesser-known videos.

Metallica got together with Dutch filmmaker Anton Corbijn to direct the music video for their second single from 1996's 'Load.' 'Hero of the Day' is a fascinating video as it follows a supposed drug-addicted teen for a day. The teen has his television set on all day, and switches between several different programs, all featuring members of Metallica.

When a band has a successful album, the usual plan is to release another one with a reasonably similar sound a couple years later to capitalize on the previous record’s success and keep the momentum going. Metallica has never done it that way. They work on their own timetable, and generally piss off a portion of their fan base with every new release, but garner legions of new fans in the process.