They wore nice jackets and hats to the Grammy awards ceremony the following year, where they scooped a gong for Best Metal Performance they performed the song at the Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert in ’92 and it’s been a regular part of their live set ever since. The point when Metallica switched from snotty thrashers to stadium-fillers occurred in early 1990, when they recorded a cover of Queen’s Stone Cold Crazy for their label Elektra’s Rubáiyát compilation album, released the same year. A planet’s worth of headbangers decided that the ‘Black Album’ (aka Metallica, released in 1991) was their new favourite record – and history was made, although not to everyone’s satisfaction by any means. However, Metallica decided to slow down and simplify their music, write radio-friendly choruses and sell 100 million albums instead. Had Hetfield and his team of sweaty longhairs elected to stick with the songwriting template that had gained them a respectable degree of success in the 80s, they would no doubt have gone on to enjoy a moderately lucrative career like Queensrÿche, Anthrax, Sepultura or 100 other metal bands still touring all these years later. Metallica’s songwriting formula had been more-or-less melodic thrash metal since their formation in 1981, but the speed and aggression that typified their first album – Kill ’Em All, released in 1983 – had gradually been replaced by progressive musicianship across their three other 80s albums, Ride The Lightning (’84), Master Of Puppets (’86) and finally …And Justice For All (’88). In 1990 James Hetfield (vocals, guitar), Kirk Hammett (guitar), Jason Newsted (bass) and Lars Ulrich (drums) were four albums and a bunch of EPs into a successful B-league career, selling more albums than Slayer and Megadeth but not as many as Iron Maiden and Judas Priest. Metallica – for it is they – were and remain a foursome from San Francisco via Los Angeles and Denmark. Let’s see if we can pour oil on those troubled waters… A lot of metal fans are still gutted that this happened. It was also the year when the biggest-selling heavy metal band there has ever been, or ever will be, shook off their street-urchin roots and decided to get a proper job with a nice salary and fringe benefits. What a crazy year, eh? Madchester, the poll tax riots, German reunification, hello Mandela, goodbye Thatcher. Each of our five floor coating styles has its own unique beauty.1 990.
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