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This track reflects the faster thrash sound and rhythm that was apparent on their debut album. Before Metallica covered it, the song was only popular in the United Kingdom's heavy metal circles. The song was also influenced by 'Symptom of the Universe' by Black Sabbath. This is where it originally appeared, at least on the original version of the Creeping Death single.

It is a much shorter track, but still continues in the same fast thrash sound as the previous track. The second part of this collection is the 'Jump in the Fire' single. This was released as the 2nd single from 'Kill 'em All'. The song was written to sound like Iron Maiden's 'Run to the Hills'. The demonic creature on the front of the cover was actually taken from the front cover of the novel 'The Devils of D-Day' by Graham Masterson.

The song reflects the less complex sound of the Kill 'em All album. The chorus is quite repetitive with the continued singing of the title phrase. The next two tracks, or the B-sides to 'Jump in the Fire' are credited as live versions, but in actuality, they are alternative studio versions with crowd noise overdubbed on them.

The first one is 'Seek and Destroy' which is inspired by 'Diamond Head's' song 'Dead Reckoning' with some of the guitar solos coming from 'Saxon's' 'Princess of the Night'. This is the best track from the 2nd half of the collection with more time for guitar solos because of the extended length of the track. The original song comes off of the debut album and it was also featured on the 'No Life 'til Leather' demo. The last track also with overdubbed crowd noise is 'Phantom Lord' which is one of the fastest tracks on this collection.

So, as it is, most of these tracks are available on various other recordings. However, there is something nice about having the original versions of these singles together on one recording and it also gives insight to the early and better days of Metallica as it features some of the earliest material the band every recorded.

But, I believe ownership of this or the original singles is mostly only appreciated by collectors and die hard fans.

The collection is pretty much obsolete, which knocks down the overall rating, but it is still a joy to have the collection, so 3 stars sound fair, mostly because of the obsoleteness of this collection.

And I mentioned 'Master of Puppets' twice just now. Were you paying attention? Take heed though, for 'Through the Never' isn't just another live album well, it is, but let me explain. It's also the soundtrack to their live "movie", which is a bit of a weird concept, but fair play to them for trying something new. A live concert interlaced with movie footage that the band had had shot, featuring actors and telling a narrative based around a roadie for said concert, it wasn't a massive success for the band, but this live album on its own merits is still very good.

Because yeah, essentially, movie aspects aside, this is just another live album. Released in , it shows that the band still sound great live, which is a venue in which Metallica has always flourished.

With a well-rounded set that incorporates most of their major hits sixteen tracks is pretty limited by Metallica standards, but they did the best with what they had , it's got a good sound, and everyone's on top form. Overall, this isn't an essential album to own, although it's very good, and has a very well-rounded and easily digestible set for any newcomers, but ultimately, Metallica have released other live albums that are more in-depth than this, making this serve as nothing more than something for collectors and fans to own.

Copyright Prog Archives, All rights reserved. Please consider supporting us by giving monthly PayPal donations and help keep PA fast-loading and ad-free forever. Though METALLICA's music gradually became less progressive with each subsequent release, their first four records are amongst the most forward-thinking in metal's history, and have been widely regarded as masterpieces without which the progressive-metal genre would not be what it is today.

It all started when Danish drummer and amateur tennis star Lars Ulrich moved from his homeland to the United States in This latter one played a particularly important role in the drummer's development when they allowed him to tour with them after he went to see the group play live in the United Kingdom in After unsuccessfully trying out Lloyd Grant on the first recording of "Hit the Lights", which was met with favorable comments from the underground metal community, they found a more stable line-up when they hired Dave Mustaine to replace him.

With Hetfield's high school friend Ron McGovney joining them on bass, they re-recorded "Hit the Lights" for the second edition of the Metal Massacre compilation and several other demos that helped them make their name known in the world wide metal underground. McGovney wouldn't last long as his lackluster skills were soon eclipsed by the mastery of the instrument that Hetfield and Ulrich were able to behold in the hands of Cliff Burton when they saw him McGovney wouldn't last long as his lackluster skills were soon eclipsed by the mastery of the instrument that Hetfield and Ulrich were able to behold in the hands of Cliff Burton when they saw him performing live with his band TRAUMA.

They fired McGowney and hired Burton. The line-up changes didn't end here, though. By , Ulrich and Hetfield were already tired of Mustaine's constant drug and alcohol problems, and forced him to leave the band.

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