Garage Days Revisited
Ross Purse
I am interested in acquiring a copy of Metallica's "Garage Days
Revisited" album. Note that I am not referring to the 1987 release
entitled "Garage Days Re-Revisited". If you have a copy of "Garage
Days Revisited" and are willing to sell it, or if you know someone who
does and is, would you please e-mail me (not respond by a public post)
at 'rpu...@unibase.unibase.com'. Thanks.
Byron Purse
SLUG
Chris Weigt
On 1 Jun 1996, Gregory Bittar wrote:
> "The Small Hours" from re-rvisited...now that's the kind of song i'd like
> from met. i've been rocking to THIS SONG for two days!
>
>
Fuck yeah!!!! I heard this once, and had it stuck in my head for 6 MONTHS
before i found out which album it was from!!! My _all time_ fave Metallica
song! Who sez they gotta play fast to be heavy?
"Look hard at the darkness
and you will see..."
I gotta go crank this again!
Chris
Brian R.
Gregory Bittar wrote:
>
> "The Small Hours" from re-rvisited...now that's the kind of song i'd like
> from met. i've been rocking to THIS SONG for two days!
I love "The Small Hours" too. In fact, I think I like almost every
cover Metallica has ever done. I think they're very good at taking
other people's work and making it kick ass.
-Brian
Devin Uhrich
Have you heard So What? I have it on my copy of GDRR, but its a
bootleg, and I haven't seen it anywhere else, even the real release of
GDRR.. do you know who its origanally by?
sam...@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca
Janet Elaine Matthews
So what is by the Anti-Nowhere League (in 1981). It's on the Sad But True
single.
Brian R.
Devin Uhrich wrote:
> Have you heard So What? I have it on my copy of GDRR, but its a
> bootleg, and I haven't seen it anywhere else, even the real release of
> GDRR.. do you know who its origanally by?
I have So What on my copy of Garage Days Re-Revisited too. I also
have it on this album of live covers that Metallica has done called
Total Destruction. There's a track with Metallica playing So What and
also a track with the original band playing it, Anti-Nowhere-League (I
think.) Both tracks are a lot better than the one on GDRR&More.
They're a lot faster and have a lot more energy, although Kirk kind of
messes up in the Metallica version and James forgets some lyrics.
The version by the original band is definitely the best I've heard. I
think this song was definitely meant to be sung by someone with a
British accent :-) . And the singer starts out by saying "Right, we're
gonna due a number they fucked up from us... And they haven't fucking
paid me yet!" That's just awesome.
-Brian
jus...@misl.ucs.indiana.edu
From article <31B519...@t8000.com>, by Devin Uhrich <duh...@t8000.com>:
# Brian R. wrote:
# >
# > Gregory Bittar wrote:
# > >
# > > "The Small Hours" from re-rvisited...now that's the kind of song i'd like
# > > from met. i've been rocking to THIS SONG for two days!
# >
# > I love "The Small Hours" too. In fact, I think I like almost every
# > cover Metallica has ever done. I think they're very good at taking
# > other people's work and making it kick ass.
#
# Have you heard So What? I have it on my copy of GDRR, but its a
# bootleg, and I haven't seen it anywhere else, even the real release of
# GDRR.. do you know who its origanally by?
it's originally by The AntiNowhere league
it was originally on the Jap version of "Metallica" and the 12" vinyl
Unforgiven single, and the Sad But True single
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In article <31B76CB5...@ugcs.caltech.edu>, "Brian R."
<bri...@ugcs.caltech.edu> wrote:
> Devin Uhrich wrote:
>
> > Have you heard So What? I have it on my copy of GDRR, but its a
> > bootleg, and I haven't seen it anywhere else, even the real release of
> > GDRR.. do you know who its origanally by?
It's not on the real GDRR, it's the b-side of Sad But True.
> The version by the original band is definitely the best I've heard. I
> think this song was definitely meant to be sung by someone with a
> British accent :-) . And the singer starts out by saying "Right, we're
> gonna due a number they fucked up from us... And they haven't fucking
> paid me yet!" That's just awesome.
That version isn't from Anti-Nowhere League, it's actually Animal (their
singer) playing with Metallica. It's taken from an old Fan Can video,
which also has Am I Evil and Helpless with the original lineup of Diamond
Head.
Ron
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