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Garage Days Re-Revisited

Metallica

Type:
EP
Release date:
August 21st, 1987
Label:
Elektra Records
Reviews:
5 reviews (avg. 90%)
1. Helpless (Diamond Head cover) 06:36   Show lyrics
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2. The Small Hours (Holocaust cover) 06:39   Show lyrics
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3. The Wait (Killing Joke cover) 04:55   Show lyrics
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4. Crash Course in Brain Surgery (Budgie cover) 03:10   Show lyrics
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5. Last Caress/Green Hell (Misfits cover) 03:28   Show lyrics
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Band members
James Hetfield Vocals, Guitars (rhythm)
Jason Newsted Bass
Kirk Hammett Guitars (lead)
Lars Ulrich Drums
Miscellaneous staff
Peter Mensch Cover Concept
Marnie Riley Engineering (assistant)
Greg Dennen Engineering (assistant)
Ron Lewter Mastering
Csaba "The Hut" Petocz Engineering
Ross Halfin Photography
James Hetfield Vocals, Guitars (rhythm)
Jason Newsted Bass
Kirk Hammett Guitars (lead)
Lars Ulrich Drums
Peter Mensch Cover Concept
Marnie Riley Engineering (assistant)
Greg Dennen Engineering (assistant)
Ron Lewter Mastering
Csaba "The Hut" Petocz Engineering
Ross Halfin Photography
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EP of cover songs to "break-in" new member Jason Newsted.

The back cover (or CD booklet) bears the (non)credit "Not Very Produced by Metallica".

Originally titled "The $5.98 EP" (for the vinyl version), then later "The $9.98 CD".

The "Garage Days Re-Revisited" (sub)title is a reference to side B of the "Creeping Death" single.

Some versions omit "The Wait".

After "Last Caress/Green Hell" has ended, there are a few seconds of Metallica covering Iron Maiden's "Run to the Hills", then it's faded out.

Long-out of print, it is considered a collector's item.
Eleven years after its release, all five tracks were included on the double-album "Garage Inc." (along with numerous other covers the band had recorded over the years, and some specially recorded for that release).
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