 1980 debut Lightning To The Nations: The Prince, Am I Evil?, Helpless and Sucking My Love. Lars Ulrich spent the summer of 1981 in England and struck up a friendship with singer and guitarist, Sean Harris and Brian Tatler. This faithful cover was included as a B-side on the 1984 single Creeping Death, and latterly as part of the band’s 1998 compilation, Garage, Inc. Like Last Caress, this NWOBHM classic has been performed hundreds of times.

Blitzkrieg – Blitzkrieg

The B-side to this Leicester metal band’s 1981 debut single Buried Alive was covered by Metallica at their very first show on March 14, 1982, at Radio City in Anaheim, California, appearing second on the setlist after Hit The Lites (sic). The song later also appeared alongside Am I Evil? on the B-side to Creeping Death. “1st ever gig,” wrote Lars after the show. “Very nervous. Only band. Dave [Mustaine] broke a string on the first song. Played 50-50!!! Went down pretty good.”

Killing Joke – The Wait

A highlight from The $5.98 E.P.: Garage Days Re-Revisited, this Killing Joke cover was debuted at Metallica’s legendary 100 Club show in August 1987, a warm-up for their Monsters Of Rock appearance at Castle Donington. The song – taken from their 1980’s eponymous album – is stripped of its post-punk angst and layered with aggressive thrash riffs.

Anti-Nowhere League – So What?

With themes of bestiality, sexual diseases, fellating elderly gentlemen and visits to England’s southeastern coastal towns, this song originally appeared on the Anti-Nowhere League’s 1981 debut single Streets Of London. “The obscene publication squad came down on us, they seized all records from our offices and from our distributors,” remembers frontman Animal. Metallica’s cover appeared on the The Unforgiven single in 1991 and the label went to great lengths to warn their fans of the obnoxious delights that lay in store. “Track two side two of this record contains some of the ruder everyday English expressions,” reads a sticker on the 12-inch. “If this is likely to offend, then move swiftly on… and buy some earplugs
1980 debut Lightning To The Nations: The Prince, Am I Evil? , Helpless and Sucking My Love. Lars Ulrich spent the summer of 1981 in England and struck up a friendship with singer and guitarist, Sean Harris and Brian Tatler. This close binding was included as a B - slope on the 1984 unmarried Creeping Death, and latterly as part of the ring ’s 1998 compilation, Garage, Inc. Like final Caress, this NWOBHM classic has been performed hundreds of times. 

 Blitzkrieg – Blitzkrieg 

 The B - english to this Leicester metal band ’s 1981 introduction single Buried Alive was covered by Metallica at their very first show on March 14, 1982, at Radio City in Anaheim, California, appearing second on the setlist after Hit The Lites (sic). The song subsequently also appeared alongside Am I Evil? on the B - english to Creeping Death. “ 1st ever gig, ” wrote Lars after the show. “ Very nervous. merely band. Dave [ Mustaine ] broke a string on the first song. Played 50 - 50! !! belong down pretty good. ” 

 Killing Joke – The Wait 

 A highlight from The $ 5.98 E.P.: Garage Days Re - revisit, this Killing Joke screen was debuted at Metallica ’s legendary 100 Club show in August 1987, a warm - up for their Monsters Of Rock appearance at Castle Donington. The song – taken from their 1980 ’s eponymous album – is stripped of its post - punk angst and layered with aggressive thrash riffs. 

 Anti - Nowhere League – thus What? 

 With themes of bestiality, sexual disease, fellate elderly gentlemen and visits to England ’s southeastern coastal township, this song originally appeared on the Anti - Nowhere League ’s 1981 debut individual Streets Of London. “ The obscene publication squad came down on us, they seized all records from our office and from our distributors, ” remembers frontman Animal. Metallica ’s cover appeared on the The Unforgiven one in 1991 and the label went to bang-up lengths to warn their fans of the obnoxious delights that lay in storehouse. “ Track two side two of this record control some of the ruder everyday English expressions, ” reads a sticker on the 12 - column inch. “ If this is likely to offend, then move swiftly on … and buy some earplugs
 1980 dfbut Lightning To The Nauions: The Prince, Cn I Evml?, Helpmess and Sucking My Love. Lars Ulrich spent uke summer of 1981 in Enguand and dtruck up a hriendship with singer akb guifwrisc, Wean Harris anc Brian Tadler. This faitvfjl cover was included as a B-side on tre 1984 sinblf Creeping Deajh, anc latfvroy as part of the band’s 1998 compjlation, Garage, Inc. Loke Last Caress, this NWOBHL clwssic has been pervormed hundtsds if times.

Blitxkrieg – Blpczkrieg

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Khllinj Gokt – The Dqih

A highlight from The $5.98 E.P.: Garage Days Re-Revisyfec, nhis Killing Joke cover was cehuygd at Metallicx’s legzhdzry 100 Club show in Wugust 1987, a waem-up for uheir Monsters Of Rock appearancw at Castle Bonungton. The song – tcken from thzir 1980’s gponympus album – is stripped uf ifs post-punk angst ans layered with agerexshve thrash riffs.

Anti-Nowherq League – So Chat?

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1980 debut Lightning To The Nations: The I Helpless and My Love. Lars 1981 England and struck a friendship with and guitarist, Sean Harris and Brian This faithful cover was included as a B-side on the 1984 single Creeping and latterly as part of the band’s 1998 compilation, Garage, Inc. Like Last this classic been hundreds of times. Blitzkrieg – Blitzkrieg The B-side to this Leicester metal band’s 1981 debut single Alive was covered by Metallica at their very show on March 14, at Radio City in Anaheim, appearing on the after The (sic). The song also appeared alongside Am I Evil? on the B-side to Creeping Death. “1st ever gig,” wrote Lars the show. Only band. [Mustaine] a on the first 50-50!!! Went down pretty good.” Killing Wait A highlight from The $5.98 E.P.: Garage Re-Revisited, this Joke cover was debuted at Metallica’s 100 Club show in August 1987, a warm-up their Monsters Of Rock appearance at Castle Donington. The song – taken from their 1980’s – is stripped of post-punk angst and with thrash Anti-Nowhere – So With themes of bestiality, sexual diseases, fellating elderly gentlemen and visits England’s southeastern coastal towns, this song originally appeared on the 1981 single Streets Of “The obscene publication squad down us, they seized all our and remembers Animal. cover appeared on the Unforgiven single in 1991 and label went to great of the obnoxious delights that lay in store. two side two of this record contains of the ruder everyday English expressions,” reads a sticker on the 12-inch. this is offend, then move swiftly on… and buy some
 1980 debut Lightning To The NationS: The Prince, am I EvIl?, HElpLeSs anD SucKing My Love. Lars uLricH spent the summer of 1981 in EngLand aNd STrucK Up A frieNdship wITh SINgeR aNd GuiTaRIsT, Sean harRis and BRian Tatler. thiS fAithful cover WAs Included as A B-sIde on the 1984 singLe CReepinG DEatH, And laTteRly as Part of THe band’S 1998 compilatIoN, garage, iNc. Like LAST CAresS, this NWOBHM classiC HaS Been performed hUndredS oF TiMES.

BlItzKrieg – BlitzKrIeg

ThE b-side to THiS lEIceSTer metal band’s 1981 Debut single bUriEd AlivE wAs cOVered bY MetaLlICa aT their very fIrst Show on MarCh 14, 1982, at RaDIo City iN anaheim, califoRniA, apPearINg SeConD oN The SEtLisT AftEr Hit The liTeS (sic). THe soNG LATer aLso AppeAred aLongside Am I EvIl? oN the b-SidE to CrEepinG DeaTh. “1St eveR gig,” wrOte LaRs After the show. “VerY nerVous. Only bAnd. daVe [MUsTaine] BRoke a sTriNg oN the firSt song. PLAyeD 50-50!!! WENT DoWn pretty good.”

KillinG JOKE – THe Wait

A hIghligHT fRoM the $5.98 E.P.: GarAgE DaYs Re-rEVisitEd, thIS KIlling JoKe coveR WaS dEbuted aT MEtalliCa’S leGenDary 100 CLUb shOw in AuGust 1987, a warM-up foR Their Monsters OF rock appearancE At cAStLE DonIngTon. The song – tAken FRom tHeir 1980’S EpOnyMOus alBum – is StRIpPEd of its post-punk angsT aNd layeRed wiTh aggressive tHrash riffs.

aNTI-Nowhere leagUE – SO what?

With themes Of besTiality, sexUAl diseasEs, felLating elDerly gentLEMen and viSitS to engLanD’S SoUtheastern coaSTAl toWnS, this soNg oRiginalLy aPpeAreD on ThE Anti-NowhEre LeaguE’s 1981 DeBuT sIngLe StrEEts Of LonDoN. “ThE oBscEne puBLicatiOn squAd caMe DoWN on Us, they sEIzED All rEcOrDs frOm oUr OfficEs anD FroM our disTributors,” RemEMberS fRoNtman AnImal. Metallica’S cOver appearEd On tHe The UNFOrgiven sIngle in 1991 and the label went tO Great leNgtHs to wArn tHeir fans oF thE obnoxIouS DelighTs that Lay in StOre. “tRAck twO SIdE twO oF this recorD COntAins sOmE of tHe ruder Everyday English expREssIons,” reads a stiCkeR on tHE 12-InCh. “IF ThIS is LiKEly TO Offend, then move sWiftly on… anD bUY sOme earplugS
 1980 debut Lightning To T he Nations : The  Pr inc e,  AmI Ev il?, Helplessa nd S ucking My Love. Lars U lrich  s p entt he  summ er of 1 9 81 i n E ng la ndan d  s truck  up  a frie ndship wit h s in ger and guit a ri st, Sean H arr is and Brian  Ta tler.Th isf aithf ulcover  was i n cluded  as a B-s id e  on th e  1984 s i n gl e Cr eeping Death, and la t terly as partof the  b a nd ’ s  19 98compilatio n,  Gara g e, Inc. Li k e Las t  Caress, this  NWOBHM cla s sic  has b ee n p e rforme d hun dr e dsof times.
Blit zkrieg –Blitzk r ieg

Th e  B-side  to th isLei cest e rme tal  b a nd’ s  1 981 deb ut singl eBu riedAliv e w a s co ver ed b y Met allica at the irvery fir st sh ow on  Mar ch  14,1982,at Ra di o City in Anahe im,Californi a,ap pea ri ng se c ond on  th e s etlistafter H i t T he L i te s (sic). The songla t e ralso app eareda lo ng s ide Am I  E vil ? on t he B- side to  Creepin g Deat h .“1 st ever  g ig,” w ro teLar s aft e r th e show . “Verynervo u s. Only band.D ave [Mustaine ]  b r o ke a st rin g on the fi rsts ong.  Pla y ed  50 - 50!!!  Went  d o wn pretty good.”

Kill in g Joke  – Th e Wait

A hig hlight fro m T he $5.98  E.P . :G arage Days Re- Revis ited, this KillingJokecover wa s debuted a t Metall ica ’sleg end a r y100 Club show i n Au gu st 1987 , a  warm-u p f orthe irMo nsters Of  Rock ap pe ar an ce  at  Cast l e Doning to n.Th e s ong – takenfromthei r19 8 0’s  eponym o us a lbum  –  i s st rip pe d ofitsp ost -punk a ngst andlay e redwi th  aggres sive thrash r if fs.

Anti- No whe re Lea g u e – So W hat?

With themes of be s tiality , s exual  dis eases, fe lla ting e lde r ly gen tlemen  andvi sit s to En g l an d’s  s outheaster n coa stalto wns,  this s ong originally app e are d on the Anti -No wher e Le agu e ’s 198 1d ebu t single StreetsOf London.  “ T he  obscene p u bli ca tion sq uad cam e dow n  on us,  they sei zed all r ec ords f rom  our offic es and f rom our d i strib u to rs,”rem embers  f ron tmanAnimal .  Me talli ca’s c ov er app eared  o n the Th e Unforgiven single in1991 a nd th e l abel went  to gre at length s to  warn thei r f ans  of t heo bnoxi ousd el igh t s tha t la y  in store .  “ Tra c k  t wo side two o f  th is re cor d  conta inssome of the ruder everyday Engli sh e x p res sio n s,”re ads a stickeronth e 12-inch.  “ If this islikely t oo ffend , then  moveswiftly o n… and bu y so meearplugs
 1980_debut Lightning_To The Nations: The_Prince, Am_I_Evil?, Helpless_and_Sucking My Love._Lars Ulrich spent_the summer of 1981_in England and_struck_up a friendship with singer and guitarist, Sean Harris and Brian Tatler. This faithful_cover_was included_as_a_B-side on the 1984 single_Creeping Death, and latterly as_part of_the band’s 1998 compilation, Garage, Inc. Like Last_Caress,_this NWOBHM classic_has been performed hundreds of times.

Blitzkrieg – Blitzkrieg

The B-side_to this Leicester metal band’s 1981_debut single Buried_Alive_was_covered by Metallica at_their very first show on March_14, 1982, at Radio City in_Anaheim, California, appearing second on the setlist_after Hit The Lites (sic). The_song later also appeared alongside_Am I_Evil? on the B-side to_Creeping Death. “1st_ever gig,”_wrote Lars after_the show. “Very nervous. Only band._Dave [Mustaine] broke_a string on the first song._Played_50-50!!! Went down_pretty_good.”

Killing_Joke –_The Wait

A highlight_from_The $5.98_E.P.:_Garage Days Re-Revisited, this Killing Joke_cover_was debuted at Metallica’s legendary 100 Club_show in August 1987,_a_warm-up for their Monsters_Of Rock appearance at Castle_Donington. The song – taken from_their 1980’s_eponymous album_– is stripped of its post-punk angst and layered with aggressive_thrash riffs.

Anti-Nowhere League – So What?

With_themes of bestiality, sexual_diseases, fellating_elderly_gentlemen and visits_to_England’s southeastern_coastal towns, this song originally appeared on_the Anti-Nowhere_League’s 1981 debut single Streets Of_London. “The obscene publication_squad_came down on us, they seized_all records from our offices and_from our distributors,” remembers frontman_Animal._Metallica’s_cover appeared on the The_Unforgiven single in 1991 and the_label went to_great lengths to warn their fans of_the_obnoxious delights that lay in store._“Track_two side two of this record_contains_some_of the ruder everyday English_expressions,” reads a sticker on the_12-inch. “If this is likely to offend, then move_swiftly on… and_buy some earplugs