Jon Wiederhorn

Ten special coins were struck with 3,500,000 volts of electricity, using a Tesla coil.

For rebellious youth, 'Shout at the Devil,' which came out Sept. 26, 1983, had all the ingredients of a deviant misadventure.

This was Metallica as they were meant to be, barreling in full-on progressive thrash mode in a way they hadn’t since 1988’s '…And Justice for All.'

Watch the Foo Fighters frontman's epic 23-minute jam and his focus and what playing an instrument means to him.

It looks like AC/DC are still prepared to rock and aren't ready to go bust.

The clip addresses the themes of the song in a story about the death of a loved one and the effect it has on the bereaved.

'The spending patterns have changed. The industry hasn’t yet reacted. That’s the next chapter,' said a Citi researcher.

On June 5, 2003, Metallica made good on their promise to experiment and battled internal relations along the way while making 'St. Anger.'

'Even to this day, for all the money that metal moves, it’s amazing how disrespected it is,' says Corgan.

"That’s the actual Ride The Lightning backdrop – the real one," Hammett says. "I love looking at it because it brings me back to those times of 1984/85.

'You ever see that thing with Marc Bolan and Ringo Starr trying to do an intro for the thing, and it's like this?' says Zombie.

Taylor Hawkins and The Lovin' Spoonful's drummer Mike Aturi played drums for 10 minutes in front of an adoring young crowd and all for a good cause.