Metal Nerdery Podcast3 Sep 2020

054: Metallica Garage Days Re-Revisited 5.98 EP Album Dive

Ahh, 1987. Before Bob Rock and The Black Album were even imagined, before Metallica cut their hair and gave us multiple LOADS, there were “The Garage Days”.

After the devastating and tragic loss of bassist Cliff Burton in 1986, Metallica had to find a suitable replacement bassist to help the band continue forward on their quest for worldwide Thrash Metal domination. Enter Jason Newsted. Enter some new blood. Enter Night… (Wait, it’s too early for that…we’re not there yet, so let it keep ringing out, just let it ring out. Okay turn it off now).

So JOIN US after you prepare and consume (and prepare and consume some more of) your favorite relaxer and block out some (most/all) of your day as we go through the cheapest and arguably one of the best Thrash Metal EP’s ever released: Metallica’s Garage Days Re-Revisited.

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Show Notes

(00:00): – A word from Selma May before “doing the business”/Into the Metal Nerdery Time Tunnel to 1987: The $5.98 EP-Garage Days Re-Revisited CASS-ETTE and the tragedy of personal loss prior to this release (and their GLORIOUS return with this fan-fucking-tastical EP!)

(05:33): – Not realizing that the songs were “covers”/ The Monsters of Rock Tour/The $9.98 EP CD/The vibe and the feel of Garage Days/#earcondoms #thinkingahead #huh and the #selectivehearing of the #shespeak

(10:01): – The power of bootlegging, tape trading and networking in the metal community/More associated Garage Days factoids/Lots of NWOBHM bands (Misfits, Diamond Head, Budgie, Holocaust) #dontdenythepowerof/perfect 2020 band name

(13:13): – The Tracks: Helpless (that tone!!)/Sage Bass Advice (#dearlars)/#whoopsiedoodles #falseintro Helpless original version by Diamond Head (complete with shoulder shake-check out the video)

(18:25): – And NOW, The Small Hours (#huevos) And THEN The Small Hours Holocaust version (#suckonthis) very stoner metal-ish

(23:33): – The Wait (original version-Killing Joke) vs the Metallica version of The Wait (and the impossible question to answer if you’re Killing Joke)/Crash Course in Brain Surgery (original Budgie Version): a “higher” Geddy Lee (#stonermetal) and the glorious Metallica Version (including Deep Thoughts with The Boys and Jason Newsted’s shining moment of bass zen)

(32:48): – Last Caress/Green Hell (Metallica version) and the “happiness” of punk/Does anyone remember the weird “moment” captured on the original release of this track? If so, please EMAIL US at metalnerdery@gmail.com (rereleased on 2018). Happy recent 33rd Anniversary to Garage Days Re-Revisited!/#hiddentrack #easteregg

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