Which Metallica album contains the song "Dyers Eve"?

“Which Metallica album contains the song ‘Dyers Eve’?” — The answer is …And Justice for All. “Dyers Eve” is the closing track on Metallica’s fourth studio album, released in 1988. Its placement at the end gives the record an especially intense finish: the song is fast, tightly arranged, and lyrically confrontational.

The track is a deeply personal outburst by James Hetfield about his relationship with his parents and the sheltered upbringing he felt they imposed on him. That subject helps distinguish it from the album’s broader political themes in songs such as “Blackened,” “…And Justice for All,” and “The Shortest Straw.”

A common mix-up is to associate “Dyers Eve” with Master of Puppets because both albums are landmark 1980s Metallica records built around complex thrash-metal writing. Master of Puppets came first, in 1986; …And Justice for All followed after bassist Cliff Burton’s death and was the first Metallica full-length to feature Jason Newsted. The album also includes “One,” “Harvester of Sorrow,” and “Eye of the Beholder.”