‘Garage Inc.’ is basically an extended version of this EP, and includes much of the material there was no room for on the 1987 release and some versions of the original ‘Garage Days Re-Revisited’ contained only four tracks. Putting the five tracks from ‘Garage Days Re-Revisited’ onto ‘Garage Inc.’ was the last decent thing Metallica did for their fans. And unless you're a collector looking to own everything, you're better off just getting that. I say this because all five songs offered here appear on the 'Garage Inc.' album, a compilation of newly recorded and every previously released cover Metallica have done. With production that, whilst sounding rough in places, fits the music perfectly and gives just the right amount of punch and grittiness.Īny praise or criticisms aside, there's really no point in tracking this down these days.
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With that said, the band are on point here, and although this release was mostly meant for fun, it still shows a band full of ambition and enthusiasm. I mean, let's be honest, how many people can honestly say they were Diamond Head fans or Holocaust fans before Metallica covered them? that shows that even at a young age, Metallica were always good at doing cover versions, although the song choices themselves are quite obscure and certainly not the most exciting. 'The $5.98 EP: Garage Days Re-Revisited' (bit of a mouthful, that) is a nice little E.P. Having barely mourned the loss of bassist Cliff Burton after his sudden and tragic death, Metallica were back in the studio, breaking in newcomer Jason Newsted with this short collection of covers. Thanks to Pekka, Vim Fuego for the updates Buy METALLICA - THE $5.98 E.P.: GARAGE DAYS RE-REVISITED music Long-out of print, this is considered a collector's item.Įleven years after its release, all five tracks were included on the double-album Garage Inc. Iron Maiden responded to this in 1992 on the B-Side to Be Quick or Be Dead. The Paralex song "White Lightning" was also to be recorded, but later dropped.Īfter "Last Caress/Green Hell" has ended, there are a few seconds of Metallica covering, deliberately out of key, the intro to Iron Maiden's "Run to the Hills", then it's faded out. The Garage Days Re-Revisited (sub)title is a reference to side B of the Creeping Death single. Originally titled The $5.98 EP (for the vinyl version), then later The $9.98 CD. The back cover (or CD booklet) bears the (non)credit "Not Very Produced by Metallica". Last Caress / Green Hell (The Misfits covers/Iron Maiden cover excerpt)(3:26)ĮP of cover songs to "break-in" new member Jason Newsted. Crash Course in Brain Surgery (Budgie cover) (3:10)ĥ. The Small Hours (Holocaust cover) (6:42)Ĥ.
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