St. Anger is Metallica's eighth studio album, released on 5 June 2003 through Vertigo in the UK and Europe. It arrived five days ahead of schedule because of worries about unlicensed file sharing. Recording began in April 2001 but stopped when James Hetfield entered rehab, and it only picked up again in May 2002. Jason Newsted had left before the sessions, so producer Bob Rock played bass. Robert Trujillo joined once it was finished.

It is also the sound of a band tearing up its own template: raw production, a metallic drum sound and no guitar solos, with a leaning towards alternative metal. It was Rock's last album with the band after working together since 1990. Reviews were mixed, yet it debuted at number one in 14 countries, and the title track won a Grammy for Best Metal Performance. The making of it is told in the documentary Metallica: Some Kind of Monster.

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St. Anger: tracklist, credits and charts

11 tracks · 1:15:06

Tracklist

  1. 1FranticHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich5:50
  2. 2St. AngerHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich7:21
  3. 3Some Kind Of MonsterHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich8:26
  4. 4Dirty WindowHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich5:25
  5. 5Invisible KidHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich8:30
  6. 6My WorldHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich5:46
  7. 7Shoot Me AgainHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich7:10
  8. 8Sweet AmberHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich5:27
  9. 9The Unnamed FeelingHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich7:09
  10. 10PurifyHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich5:14
  11. 11All Within My HandsHammett, Hetfield, Rock, Ulrich8:48
Produced by
Metallica, Bob Rock
Recorded at
Metallica HQ, Presidio (San Francisco), Metallica's HQ (San Rafael)
Recorded
* 23 April–July 2001 * May 2002 – 8 April 2003
Mixed by
Bob Rock
Mixed at
Metallica HQ
Engineered by
Mike Gillies, Bob Rock
Label
Vertigo
Length
1:15:06

Line-up

  • Kirk Hammett · guitar
  • James Hetfield · guitar, lead vocals
  • Bob Rock · bass
  • Lars Ulrich · drums (drum set)

Singles

  • “St. Anger” · 23 June 2003
  • “Frantic” · 15 September 2003
  • “The Unnamed Feeling” · 12 January 2004
  • “Some Kind of Monster” · 13 July 2004

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 20031
UK Albums Chart · 20033
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 20031
Austrian Albums · 20031
Belgian Albums (Flanders) · 20031
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 20031
Canadian Metal Albums (Nielsen SoundScan) · 20031
Danish Albums · 20031
Finnish Albums · 20031
French Albums · 20031
All 27 charts
German Albums · 20031
Greek Albums (IFPI) · 20031
Hungarian Albums · 20031
Ireland 2 · 20031
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 20031
New Zealand Albums · 20031
Norwegian Albums · 20031
Polish Albums · 20031
Portuguese Albums · 20031
Swedish Albums · 20031
Dutch Albums · 20032
Italian Albums · 20032
Scottish Albums · 20032
Singaporean Albums (RIAS) · 20032
Spanish Albums (AFYVE) · 20032
Swiss Albums · 20032
Belgian Albums (Wallonia) · 20033

Certifications

RegionCertification
Argentina · 1991Gold
Australia · 20243× Platinum
Austria · 2003Platinum
Belgium · 2003Gold
Brazil · 2003Gold
Canada2× Platinum
Denmark · 2003Gold
FinlandPlatinum
France · 2004Gold
Germany2× Platinum
GreeceGold
Hungary · 2003Gold
Japan · 2003Gold
Netherlands · 2003Gold
New Zealand2× Platinum
Norway · 2003Platinum
Poland · 2003Gold
Portugal · 2003Gold
Russia · 2003Platinum
Sweden · 2003Platinum
Switzerland · 2003Platinum
United Kingdom · 2003Gold
United States2× Platinum
Europe · 2003Platinum

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2003DEVertigo602498653661other
2003MYVertigo602498653593other
2003MXVertigo602498653258other
2003BRVertigo602498653494other
2003XEVertigo602498653272other
2003AUVertigo602498653593other
4 June 2003NLVertigo602498653388original
5 June 2003XEVertigo602498653388other
5 June 2003USElektraother
5 June 2003CAElektra075596285322other
5 June 2003XEVertigo0602498653364other
5 June 2003USElektra075596285322other
5 June 2003XWBlackened00602498653296other
5 June 2003XEVertigo602498653272other
5 June 2003XEVertigo602498653296other
5 June 2003USElektra075596285315other
5 June 2003XEVertigo602498654033other
10 June 2003IDVertigo602498653708other
11 June 2003JPSony Music Japan International Inc.4547366010695other
6 November 2003JPSony Music Japan International Inc.4547366013009other
9 August 2006JPSony Music Japan International Inc.4988005440082other
12 September 2008JPSony Music Japan International Inc.4988005530554other
22 September 2010JPVertigo4988005628695other
2011USWarner Bros. Recordsother
8 October 2013USBlackened856115004576other
24 July 2015XEBlackened602498653364other
2016USBlackenedother
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