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extra: reads on label: Digital Mastered "NEW VERSION" inc. 6 Different tracks. Only original as Glossy Digi Pack.
March '82 Original version of "The Four Horsemen". The Performance was recorded during a live practicein Ron Mc Govney's garage two months after the group was formed. Band members at this time wre Lars on drums, Ron Mc Govney on Bass, Dave Mustaine on Guitar and James on vocals.
March '82 Recorded during the same garage session and never released on CD or LP. This song was originally recorded by "Sweet Savatage". Metallica released a later version in 1991 as the B-side of "The Unforgiven".
March '82 Recorded during the same garage session. One of the rarest Metallica songs in Existence, it has never been performed live or recorded as a Demo. This song was originally done by "Savage" on the album "Loose 'N' Lethal". This track has never been released on any Metallica LP CD or single.
March '82 Recorded during the same garage session. Rarest Metallica song in Existence, it has never been performed live or recorded as a Demo. This song was originally done by "Diamond Head" on the album "Lightning to the Nations". This track has never been in circulationbefore and never been recorded on any Metallica LP, CD or single, as Mc Govney has the only copy that exists.
March '82 Recorded live during the same garage session and also never released on CD or LP. This song was originally recorded by "Diamond Head". Metallica released a later version in 1988 as the B-side of "One".
On December 14, 1995 the four members of Metallica flew from San Francisco into Los Angeles to play a suprize show for Motörhead vocalist Lemmys 50th birthday. They all wore long grey wigs, bullet belts, beards and even fake moles as they performed 6 rare Motörhead songs, that Metallica have never played live.
Recorded live at the Wembley Arena in London 25.10.93, which was the first time Metallica played "So What" live. What obviously made this so cool was that Animal (the singer from the "Anti Nowhere League" which was the band that originally composed the song) got dragged up to sing the song
Both songs were recorded live at the N.E.C. in Birmingham 05.11.93 by Metallica and the four members of "Diamond Head" (the band who originally composed these two masterpieces of music)
Recorded live in Chicago 1994 with guest vocalist Glen Danzig from the Misfits (the band that originally composed these three songs)
Recorded live in Miami 1994 with guest vocalist Rob Halford from Judas Priest (the band that originally composed this song)
Recorded live at the "Monsters of Rock" festival, Castle Donnington 26.08.1995. This track has never appearedon any Metallica CD, LP or single
