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METALLICA's Collaboration With JA RULE To Surface In May

January 23, 2002

METALLICA's much-talked-about collaboration with rapper JA RULE and producer Swizz Beatz will come in the shape of a track called "We Did It Again", which will surface on May 14th via Ghetto Stories, a Dreamworks Records hip-hop compilation helmed by Beatz. The METALLICA track will reportedly be the only rock cut on the album, which will also include contributions from Ronald Isley and Shyne, among others. According to a report posted at MTV.com, “We Did It Again” will feature JA RULE rapping over two 12-bar verses accompanied by the group's trademark crunch, while rest of the song is instrumental and does not include contributions from vocalist/guitarist James Hetfield (who was in rehab when the track was laid down last August).

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