Metallica: Enter Night (59 page)

heroin

Heston, Charlton

Hetfield, Cali

Hetfield, Castor

Hetfield, Cynthia

Hetfield, Deanna

Hetfield, Francesca

Hetfield, James

meeting with Lars Ulrich

family and early life

and films

and Metallica formation

first gigs

appearance

and Dave Mustaine

and drugs

and Ron McGovney replacement

and relocation to San Francisco

and move to New York

and Dave Mustaine replacement

and alcohol

and band politics

emergence as frontman

and
Kill ’Em All

guitar playing

and skateboarding

and punk

and first US tour

and
Ride the Lightning

and touring

living arrangements

and
Master of Puppets

and thrash metal

injuries

and bus crash

and Cliff Burton replacement

and plan to replace Lars Ulrich

and Jason Newsted

and
Garage Days

and band business

and Bon Jovi

and…
And Justice for All

self-referential lyrics

political attitudes

and violence

and merchandising

and rock star excess

and commercial success

and
Metallica
album

and stage show

and Guns N’ Roses tour

isolation in band

lifestyle

reunion with father

and
Load

and
Reload

and
Garage Inc.

and
S&M

and Napster lawsuit

and Newsted departure

and
St. Anger

and rehab

and San Quentin prison

and
Death Magnetic

and World Magnetic tour

and future of Metallica

and changing relationships

Hetfield, Marcella

Hetfield, Virgil

hip hop

Hit Parader
magazine

Hoke, Eldon

Hole

Hollywood Palladium

Holmstedt, Jorgen

Holocaust

Holt, Gary

Hooker, Martin

Hotten, Jon

Houston, Whitney

Howard, Gem

Hughes, ‘Big’ Mick

100 Club

Hunting, Tom

Ian, Scott

i-D
magazine

Indiana University

Infa Riot

Infectious Grooves

Ingenere, Tony

Iommi, Tony

IR8

Iron Maiden

Lars Ulrich and

Iron Maiden

‘Eddie’ mascot

The Soundhouse Tapes

US success

‘Run to the Hills’

and thrash metal

and management

album covers

and mainstream success

and merchandising

and Metallica stage show

and Metallica’s success

Monsters of Rock show

and arrival of grunge

and classic rock market

Island records

Jackson, John

Jackson, Michael

Jam

James, Troy

Jane’s Addiction

jazz

Jefferson Starship

Jennings, Waylon

Jethro Tull

Johnny Got His Gun

Johns, Jasper

Johnson, Brian

Jones, Steve

Joplin, Janis

Jorn, Asger

Joule, Steve ‘Krusher’

Journey

Joy Division

Judas Priest

and thrash metal

and arrival of grunge

and video games

Juicy Lucy

Kamen, Michael

Keena, Pepper

Kerrang!

and NWOBHM bands

and thrash metal

Metallica coverage

Cliff Burton tribute

Keshil, Jim

Keyser, Doug

Kill ’Em All

recording and release

album title

album cover

sales

UK release

and
Ride the Lightning

Kill ’Em All for One
tour

Killing Joke

King, Ed

King, Howard

King, Kerry

King Crimson

Kingdom Come

Kinks

Kiss

Knebworth

Korn

Kornarens, John

Kramer, Howard

Krasnow, Bob

Kravitz, Lenny

KUSF FM

Kyuss

L.A. Guns

LA Times

Lääz Rockit

Ladd, Jim

Lange, Robert John ‘Mutt’

Lange, Willy

Lant, Conrad (Cronos)

Larsen, Flemming

Larsen, Henning

Leather Charm

Leber-Krebs management

Led Zeppelin

and NWOBHM bands

‘Stairway to Heaven’

‘Rock and Roll’

The Song Remains the Same

and arrival of punk

and John Bonham’s death

Led Zeppelin II

‘Kashmir’

and groupies

Led Zeppelin III

US album sales

Lee, Cosmo

Lee, Geddy

Lee, Tommy

Lemmy

Lennon, John

Leone, Sergio

Lewis, Alan

Lewis, Huey, and the News

Lewis, Phil

Liberty records

Likong, Richard

Lilker, Dan

Limp Bizkit

Ling, Dave

lingerie

Linkin Park

Little Anthony and the Imperials

Live Aid

Live Metal Up Your Ass

Live Shit: Binge & Purge

LL Cool J

Load

album cover

failure in France

sales

and Cliff Burton

and
Reload

and
Death Magnetic

Lohner, Danny

Lollapalooza

Lombardo, Dave

Lombardo, Teresa

London, Suzzy

Loreley Metal Hammer festival

Love, Courtney

Lovecraft, H.P.

Loverboy

Lyceum Ballroom

Lynch, George

Lynne, Corinne

Lynott, Phil

Lynyrd Skynyrd

‘Freebird’

and Cliff Burton

‘Tuesday’s Gone’

McEnroe, John

McGovney, Ron

and early Metallica

and
No Life ’til Leather

appearance

and Dave Mustaine

replacement in band

last show with band

and Hall of Fame induction

Machine Head

McIver, Joel

McKagan, Duff

McLaren, Malcolm

Madison Square Garden

Madly in Anger tour

Madness

Madonna

Malice

Malmsteen, Yngwie

Manowar

Manson, Marilyn

Mantas,
see
Dunn, Jeff

Mapplethorpe, Robert

Mari, Mark

Marillion

Marquee club

Marrs, Dave

Mars, Mick

Marshall, John

Martin, Jim

Martinez, Kristen

Mason, Steve

Master of Puppets

writing and recording

album cover

sales

and thrash metal

limited edition double album

and…
And Justice for All

and
Metallica
album

twentieth anniversary

and
Death Magnetic

Mastodon

Matthews, Dave

Mayhem

Maynard, Sharon

Mega Metal Kerrang!
magazine

Megadeth

formation

Killing is My Business

So Far, So Good

and heroin addiction

Youthanasia

and therapists

and Big Four tour

Rust in Peace

Megaforce records

Melody Maker

Mengele, Dr Josef

Mensch, Peter

and Q Prime management

and Metallica crash

and Cliff Burton replacement

and Phonogram deal

and merchandising

and ‘One’ video

and
Metallica
album

and new Elektra contract

and upcoming tour

Mensch, Sue

Mentors

Mercer, Kaz

merchandising

Mercury, Freddie

Mercury records

Mercyful Fate

Metal Blade records

Metal Church

Metal for Muthas
compilation

Metal Forces
magazine

Metal Hammer
magazine

Metal Joe

Metal Mania
magazine

Metal Massacre

Metal Massacre II

Metal Massacre III

Metal Massacre VII

Metal Rendezvous Int.
magazine

Metal Up Your Ass

Metallica

the name

formation

first gigs

No Life ’til Leather
demo

influences

appearance

San Francisco shows

Ron McGovney replacement

relocation to San Francisco

move to New York

logo

Dave Mustaine replacement

search for vocalist

Kill ’Em All

first US tour

Ride the Lightning

theft of equipment

first UK performances

mainstream success

touring habits

management deal

and thrash metal

Master of Puppets

Alcoholica nickname

touring staff

and rock videos

and Ozzy Osbourne tour

bus crash and Cliff Burton’s death

Cliff Burton replacement

Japanese tour

loss of integrity

Cliff ’Em All
video

Phonogram deal

Garage Days

…And Justice for All

merchandising

stage show

and Grammy awards

and rock star excess

and commercialism

Metallica
(
The Black Album
)

mounting criticism

Guns N’ Roses tour

reinvention

and new Elektra contract

Load

Reload

Garage Inc
.

S&M

Napster lawsuit

St. Anger
and documentary film

Jason Newsted replacement

public rehabilitation

Death Magnetic

and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

and Big Four tour

Metallica
album (
The Black Album
)

recording and release

commercial and critical success

and Cliff Burton

sales

and
A Year and a Half in the Life of Metallica

and band members’ relationships

and
Load

success in France

and
Death Magnetic

Metallica albums and videos,
see individual titles

Metallica fan club

Metallica tracks

‘Ain’t My Bitch’

‘All in My Hands’

‘All Nightmare Long’

‘Am I Evil?’

‘(Anaesthesia) Pulling Teeth’

‘…And Justice for All’

‘Astronomy’