THIS was the exact moment that a line was firmly drawn in the sand. Upon its release on Aug 12, 1991, Metallica shed its “thrash titans” tag and went mainstream with the self-titled album (or popularly referred to as the “Black” album for its cover art). Till this day, this album is a deeply divisive subject with some fans who cannot stomach the stylistic shift from the first four albums to this seemingly watered down metal.However, over the intervening years, this album has proved to be a heavy metal behemoth as it has clocked up worldwide sales of over 30 million copies – tangible, not digital clicks. It launched Metallica into the stratosphere and can now legitimately claim to be the plan
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