What is the best Metallica album of all time?

By YPB Team

Thrash blueprints, a genre-defining commercial juggernaut, and return-to-roots moments all make the cut — representing decades of evolution and debate. Cast your vote.

Master of Puppets — ranked #11
Master of Puppets
Metallica's 1986 thrash masterpiece, widely considered one of the greatest metal albums.
Ride the Lightning — ranked #22
Ride the Lightning
Metallica's 1984 sophomore album showing dramatic musical growth.
...And Justice for All — ranked #33
...And Justice for All
Metallica's 1988 progressive thrash album famous for its bass-light mix.
Metallica — ranked #44
Metallica
Metallica's 1991 Black Album, their mainstream breakthrough selling over 30 million copies.
Kill 'Em All — ranked #55
Kill 'Em All
Metallica's 1983 debut album that launched the thrash metal genre.
Death Magnetic — ranked #66
Death Magnetic
Metallica's 2008 return to thrash form after years of experimentation.
Load — ranked #77
Load
Metallica's 1996 blues and hard rock-influenced departure from thrash.
Hardwired...to Self-Destruct — ranked #88
Hardwired...to Self-Destruct
Metallica's 2016 double album returning to heavier thrash territory.
ReLoad — ranked #99
ReLoad
Metallica's 1997 companion album to Load continuing their experimental phase.
St. Anger — ranked #1010
St. Anger
Metallica's controversial 2003 album with raw production and snare drum sound.
72 Seasons — ranked #1111
72 Seasons
Metallica's 2023 album exploring childhood trauma through heavy music.

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