Two Metallica Albums Just Achieved Major Milestones
- Metallica currently performs songs from their albums Master of Puppets and The Black Album on the M72 World Tour across North America and Europe in 2025 and 2026.
- This tour follows the sustained popularity of both albums, with The Black Album originally released in 1991 and Master of Puppets in 1986, each having significant cultural and commercial impact.
- The Black Album has sold more than 20 million copies in the U.S., certified 20-times platinum, remaining the best-selling album in the Soundscan/Luminate era, while Master of Puppets has sold over eight million copies and reached eight-times platinum.
- Master of Puppets' title track recently joined the billion streams club and gained new attention from Stranger Things season four, highlighting its enduring legacy alongside The Black Album's constant presence on the Billboard 200.
- These milestones reinforce Metallica's lasting influence and commercial success, with their M72 tour breaking attendance records and continuing to showcase these landmark albums to large audiences worldwide.
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Two Metallica Albums Just Achieved Major Milestones
Nearly 45 years into their career, Metallica are still setting records. The iconic thrash band just achieved a couple of big milestones for two of their most popular albums: Master of Puppets and The Black Album. According to Blabbermouth, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has certified Metallica’s self-titled fifth album from 1991—commonly referred to as The Black Album—as 20 times platinum for sales exceeding 20 million copi…
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