Burn To Black – "Winter Rancid Skies" Burn To Black – "Into Shadow" Burn To Black – "Microcosmic" Burn To Black – "Hellspell" Cannibal Corpse – "Decency Defied" Children of Bodom – "Needled 24/7" David MacDonaldson – "Partita In C Minor – Chorale" Diamond Head – "Am I Evil?" Dio – "Heaven and Hell" (live from A Special From The Spectrum) Emperor – "Inno a Satana" Enslaved – "Return to Yggdrasil" Enslaved – "Havenless" Girlschool – "C'Mon Let's Go" Iron Maiden – "Run to the Hills" (live from Rock in Rio) Iron Maiden – "The Number of the Beast" Lamb of God – "Laid to Rest" Metallica – "Master of Puppets" Metallica – "Fight Fire With Fire" Mötley Crüe – "Girls, Girls, Girls" Motörhead – "Ace of Spades" Motörhead – "Killed by Death" Rage Against the Machine – "Killing in the Name" Richard Wagner – "Faust Overture" Rush – "Working Man" Sepultura – "Arise" Sepultura – "Beneath the Remains" Slayer – "Disciple" Slipknot – "(Sic)" (live) Tim Renwick and Andy Caine – "Ain't Got a Pot To..." Twisted Sister – "We're Not Gonna Take It" Van Halen – "Eruption" (live) Venom – "Bloodlust" "Definitive metal family tree" The chart from the film documents Dunn's view on the progression of subgenres of metal that have spawned over time as well as other styles of rock (i.e. hard rock, shock rock, punk rock, and hardcore) that have influence these styles of metal, while also attempting to list the prime examples of bands that fall into each category. Below is a typed version of that chart, which can be found on the second disc of the film's special edition DVD package. A new version was presented in the related TV series Metal Evolution which included a new "Pre-Metal" field that listed non-metal bands that had an influence on heavy metal and also listed additional bands as examples of the various subgenres. Early Metal (1966–1971) Cream; Jimi Hendrix; Blue Cheer; Deep Purple; Led Zeppelin; MC5; Mountain; The Stooges; Black Sabbath Original Hard Rock (1974–1979) Thin Lizzy; Blue Öyster Cult; Aerosmith; AC/DC; Ted Nugent Shock Rock (1968–1983) Arthur Brown; Alice Cooper; New York Dolls; Kiss; Ozzy Osbourne; W.A.S.P. Early Punk (1976–1979) The Ramones; The Damned; Sex Pistols; The Clash; The Dead Boys Power Metal (1976–present) Scorpions; Judas Priest; Rainbow; Accept; Manowar; Dio; Yngwie J. Malmsteen; Helloween; Blind Guardian; HammerFall; Primal Fear New wave of British