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Do you wish Metallica<\/a><\/strong> would play more cuts from \u2026And Justice For All<\/em>? Metallica<\/a><\/strong> frontman James Hetfield<\/strong> certainly does.<\/p>\n During a recent Q&A portion of The Metallica Report<\/em>, Hetfield<\/strong> revealed that Metallica<\/a><\/strong> actually talks about playing both “The Frayed Ends Of Sanity” and “Dyers Eve” quite a bit, but never gets around to ’em.<\/p>\n “‘The Frayed Ends of Sanity,’ most of the time, or ‘Dyers Eve.’ Those are the two,” said Hetfield<\/strong>. “We have played them in the past, and they’ve come up here and there. I think it’s just more of a\u2026 I don’t know, a talent check with each other? Like, can you play this song?”<\/p>\n For those wondering, “The Frayed Ends Of Sanity” has been played live 12 times \u2013 11 in 2015 and once in 2014 \u2013 and “Dyers Eve” a total of 35 times, the most recent being a sole performance in 2010. Though according to Setlist.fm<\/a>, \u2026And Justice For All<\/em> is Metallica<\/a><\/strong>‘s fifth most played record live. Mostly thanks to nearly 1,600 performances of “One”, 840 of “Harvester Of Sorrow”, and 535 of “Blackened”, but still \u2013 it’s not like the record gets ignored.<\/p>\n Hetfield<\/strong> was also asked if there are any Metallica<\/a><\/strong> songs they’ll never play live, to which Hetfield<\/strong> gave a pretty hopeful response: “I would love to have played every song besides playing it in the studio. Yeah, I hope there’s a point and a place for every song before we’re done.”<\/p>\n \n