In the media: On Slipknot's DVD 'Voliminal: Inside the Nine,' Slipknot's Joey Jordison plays the drums on 'Creeping Death' for Metallica because Lars Ulrich was too sick to play.

In the media: In the game Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, a unit quotes the song by saying, "Roamer, wanderer, nomad, vagabond, call me what you will" with a response by the Beastmaster of "Where I lay my head is home."
In the media: In 2003, 'Enter Sandman' was in the news because of its use by American interrogators during the Iraq War. Interrogators exposed prisoners to the song for hours at a time, the hope being that under the pressure of listening to music that was "culturally offensive," the prisoners would break their resistance.
In the media: The song is sampled by the Bloodhound Gang for their song 'Mope.' The opening riff appears in the chorus.
In the media: Guitar World magazine ranked the song as having the No. 24 best guitar solo ever.
In the media: In the documentary 'Some Kind Of Monster,' Robert Trujillo's audition to be Metallica's new bass player started with a request to play 'Battery.'
In the media: The wrestler Sting uses a 1999 concert recording of 'Seek and Destroy' as his theme song.
In the media: Limp Bizkit covered the song in 2003 for a Metallica tribute concert.
In the media: The movie clips from the 'One' video are taken from the film version of 'Johnny Got His Gun.' You can view the trailer of the film here and buy the DVD here.
In the media: Triumph the Insult Comic Dog did a sketch for 'Late Night With Conan O'Brien' where he trashed John Mayer's hotel room to 'Master of Puppets.'


1. There is no Orion... there for this fails epicly, orion is musicaly one of the best songs out there.
Posted at 3:31PM on Jun 21st 2009 by Pancakes123124