Some average metal garage band tape? I dont think so man. They sound like every other hair metal band of the time, just a little heavier and a littlr faster.
I heard ride the lightning full album the night before it was released on metal shop. Maiden and Priest were de throwned overnight as the kings of metal.
When I heard this, I freaked out!! I listened to Motorbreath very little, mostly I liked the solos in Metal militia or Phantom lord, but this is just fucking awesome!
Look, the change from Dave to Kirk was a necessary one, but: 1) They never gave Dave the appropriate credit for his part in creating the Metallica sound, and; 2) They should have fired Dave *AFTER* recording _Kill Em All._ Look, I love many of Kirk's contributions so much that I couldn't imagine Metallica being as good as they were without them, but _Kill Em All_ was Dave era Metallica and Dave just did everything he created better (just as I couldn't imagine Dave doing justice to "Fade To Black"). _Kill Em All_ was _Metal Up Your Ass" and that's Dave's attitude and playing 100%!
They gave Dave so many warnings. But they should’ve said “hey listen, you are being a pain in the ass towards the whole band and you have 2 choices, either get tf out, or fix the drug and alcohol problem”. That probably would’ve worked. Its annoying that they kicked Dave out cause i think Dave is better than Kirk.. Their best lineup was when they had both Cliff and Dave
It sounds like Dave sang The Four Horsemen on this demo. But it does not explain how Metallica did it on their own since then. No more Dave when Puppets came out.
@VinCostanza nah. Dude was a fuckup and it took a literal near death experience almost 13 years later for him to finally clean up his act. You're coping.
Dave is without any doubt better than Kirk but it's not a contest. Dave was a front man anyway and it never would have worked with him and James. It was a blessing they branched into two amazing bands.
Kirk only started wah spamming in the 90s watch metallica live at Seattle 1989 that energy was unmatched I’d say even by Megadeth still love both bands tho
@@bendup52 Truth be told, in Jump in the Fire's second solo, Kirk's version is way better than Dave's. The same for the solo on Phantom Lord. The speed is the same, but Kirk's melody is much better and truly matches the songs, they are in harmony. Before you call me a Metallica fanboy, I am also a fanboy of both😆. My first concert was Megadeth's, way before Metallica's.
I like the approach Ron Mc Govney did to the basslines. They're different from what Cliff Burton did in Kill em All. More simple, but effective basslines, closer to a punk bass
@@somebodybody6514 maybe he was just not allowed to open his damn mouth , just like Jason , anyways lol with Dave and James in the team , i'd have an hard time dictating the direction of my bass lines regardless !
I got so lucky to get a dub off an original copy of this. The owner of The Vinyl Revolution in Monterey, CA was friends with Lars and was given a copy. He made a dub and gave it to me. So amazing.
This is actually playing back at the wrong speed (slightly fast), it’s a half step sharp- which is also why James sounds so young, check out other postings of this to hear it as it was recorded.
Kill ‘Em All is the best. I lost interest once they put the slow ballad “Fade To Black” on Ride The Lightning. They went too commercial for me. They had some good songs after that but Kill Em All is the only record I like as a whole.
I was the one who gave the demo to Jon Zazula. I was going to college in Arizona in 1982 and took a spring break trip to LA. I went to the troubadour and saw Malice, Pandemonium and Metallica. I could not believe how great Metallica was! I talked to James and told him I knew a record producer in Jersey (mega force records) who loves metal and would love you guys! James told me to talk to Lars. So I did and Lars gave me the demo tape which I still have! After my semester I went back to Jersey for the summer. I stopped in at the local flea market and talked to J.Zazula. He listened to the demo tape and cranked it loud and said I love this and I will call them! That summer if you all remember Metallica was playing around Jersey and NY. I went back to college and saw they had signed with Jon Zazula. I never received any real recognition for helping Metallica get their break but I am okay with that. I know if I talked to Lars he would remember me for sure! I have seen them many times but never have been in the right situation to chat with the band. Rock on headbangers! Long live Metal!
I've listened to Metallica since I was a kid and heard Sandman when I heard it on the radio in 92 or 93. When I played football in high school we would play Metallica in the locker room and when we lifted weights. In college, I listened to Ride and the first Black Sabbath album to get me through late night study sessions. On long car rides with my parents I'd listen to Justice. Working cruddy jobs in my 20s and 30s I had the first 3 Metallica albums on repeat. This music is in my marrow. I'm 40 now and I still come back to it. It is one of the many influences in the music I write and play.
My favorite thing about Dave is u can hear riffs and solos on this demo that he would hold onto for years before digging them out and claiming them back as his
When this demo was made in 1982, I don't think any of the band members in Metallica (at that time) realized just how popular this music was going to become. And they didn't fully understand how famous they were about to become in the following year or two.
@@apacheworrier3776 are u kidding me? i know someone that went to see them in Paris in 1984 taking a moped from Rouen , it was freezing cold and a 6h drive total.. Who was nuts enough to do that to see a live show? Metallica was already popular.
Dave’s solos have signature bits that u hear over his career especially his signature solo endings he’s used over the years but it’s crazy how simplified Kirk made his solos It’s like playing guitar hero on medium vs expert
Bands only need 1 front man. I look at it this way. Dave and James are both alpha. They were always going to split. We got 2 awesome metal bands but I can see where you are coming from. Imagine if dave (and cliff) still part of Metallica...
@@danielvician6339 they was all Drunk AF all the time. And you're telling me James didn't have an attitude or Lars? Look at the way they bullied Jason, Treated Ron, still treat Kirk like an outside these days and Robert is treated still to this day as a full in musician. They all was dicks, drunk and high AF. Dave gets a lot of hate but everyone forgets all the shit Lars has done and James!
Hit The Lights [0:00] The Mechanix [4:05] Motorbreath [8:20] Seek & Destroy [11:28] Metal Militia [16:04] Jump In The Fire [21:00] Phantom Lord [24:42]
@@joshgore8256 They sold themselves to the business during x years. SO painful for their first hour fans. At least they've brought metal..to the masses ! And made it more decent for them...
I like how some folks in the comments are all "imagine playing 'mama said' to these guys, and tell em it's what theyll be playing in 15ish years". And not "nothing else matters" with the "in 35 years Elton John will cover this song of yours, and refer to it publicly as a ageless classic akin to Green Sleeves". Or "the rolling stones are going to contact you directly to ask, actually insist, that you open for them" But some people are still sour 30+ years later that these (literal) boys grew into men and their music went through a similar maturation
@@t1naftore no not even a little the black album had a couple good songs but after other than that Justice was their last true metal album and they butchered it too, enhancing Lars's drums and Hetfields guitar any quieting the bass.
Thanks for posting this! The first Metallica song I ever heard was Ride the Lightning, and I've never been the same since. This recording is great, and I prefer it to much of their later stuff; makes me wish they'd never broken up with Dave Mustaine!
This is some demo for sure! Amazing they did this at such young ages, and personally i don't have any problem with Hetfields singing here. And the guitar-solos, my god! 👏👌
I wonder if there are any original copies of No Life Till Leather still floating around? As a huge Metallica fan, that would be like the Holy Grail to get my hands on one.
I honestly would preferred James incorporating this into his vocals instead of the yodeling that we got from 94-present time . Like Indiana Jones said .. this belongs in a museum .
because here in the beginning James wanted to sing like the original Diamond Head singer Sean something but changed his mind before recording Kill ´Em All
In late 1981 I actually heard a bootleg of this, as best I remember only 4 songs on the cassette tape, the 1st song on it was MOTORBREATH.... had been stationed in the Marine Corp. in Camp Pendleton Ca, one of the guys in my squad had this tape on his car's glove compartment, heard it while we were washing his car. I got immediately blown away.....never heard anything like it, I was sold on Metallica. My buddy never revealed the source of how he obtain the tape. 1-1/2 years later when they were touring to kill m all...I saw them between duty stations on my way to Camp Lejeune NC, 1st concert in my hometown of Chicago at the METRO, now in the present 2023 I have racked up 59 shows all over the world, coming up on my 59-60 in Dallas, Tx next month August.
I dont think Dave did the vocals on this. I watched another documentary I guess you could call it where Dave was talking about megadeth and finding a vocalist because he originally didn't want to do it but he grudgingly eventually did out of necessity. So I don't think he did vocals in metallica. If you watch the old footage of Metallica with Dave, Dave is acting like more of the front man than James though, taking over the mic.
Prošlo je 40 godina, otkako su grupa metallica objavili prvi album kill em all, jer su objavili 27 jula 1983 godine. Na albumu su se izdvojile numere, među kojima su, the four horseman, motor breath, I jump in the fire.😊
Wow. Hair metal vocals for Metallica. James' voice sounds a lot like it does today. Thank God he learned how to sing before kill em all was released and mastered his vocals on ....and justice for all. Shame they went major downhill from there. Nice to hear Dave mustaine on guitar here for Metallica.
He was literally leagues above them. Cliff did a lot as well. Kirk too! But now with just James and Lars writing no wonder Metallica aren NOTHING like the Metal Pioneers they started as.
Hearing this I'm reminded James said in the early days they just tried to do their best Motorhead impression......and it shows here (aside from Dave's crackhead-level solos).
This shit is worthy of being put in a museum, and will be one day
Fuck yeahh!!!
Truth
Should already be in there.
Some average metal garage band tape? I dont think so man. They sound like every other hair metal band of the time, just a little heavier and a littlr faster.
@@trenken this is 82. Hair metal wasn't a thing dude. 🙄
Imagine hearing this back in the day when thrash / speed metal hardly, or if ever existed ? MIND BLOWN
I did... was awesome comming from accept and saxon to this :)
I heard ride the lightning full album the night before it was released on metal shop. Maiden and Priest were de throwned overnight as the kings of metal.
moms priest and maiden still blow this band away
good times for sure.
I'm still mind blown today
Dave’s solo in Motorbreath is outrageous 10:47
When I heard this, I freaked out!! I listened to Motorbreath very little, mostly I liked the solos in Metal militia or Phantom lord, but this is just fucking awesome!
Thats why hes the GOAT
THAT SHIT HAD PERFECT DIRECTION
Yep. Substandard in the box basic theory with missed picks. “Outrageous”
@@SoberHighDrunk If it was Kirk playing it half of the people would throw shit at him lmao(I do not hate Dave just to clarify)
Damn. Dave’s lead playing here is really frigging good.
10:48 woah
Your goddamned right it is 🤘
🧢
Look, the change from Dave to Kirk was a necessary one, but:
1) They never gave Dave the appropriate credit for his part in creating the Metallica sound, and;
2) They should have fired Dave *AFTER* recording _Kill Em All._
Look, I love many of Kirk's contributions so much that I couldn't imagine Metallica being as good as they were without them, but _Kill Em All_ was Dave era Metallica and Dave just did everything he created better (just as I couldn't imagine Dave doing justice to "Fade To Black"). _Kill Em All_ was _Metal Up Your Ass" and that's Dave's attitude and playing 100%!
i agree
Kill em all albumsounds Megadeth (mustaine)
They gave Dave so many warnings. But they should’ve said “hey listen, you are being a pain in the ass towards the whole band and you have 2 choices, either get tf out, or fix the drug and alcohol problem”. That probably would’ve worked. Its annoying that they kicked Dave out cause i think Dave is better than Kirk.. Their best lineup was when they had both Cliff and Dave
It sounds like Dave sang The Four Horsemen on this demo. But it does not explain how Metallica did it on their own since then. No more Dave when Puppets came out.
@VinCostanza nah. Dude was a fuckup and it took a literal near death experience almost 13 years later for him to finally clean up his act. You're coping.
These guys are pretty good. Hope they make it big lol
They just might.
Cant wait for no life till leather to come out🔥🔥
That Dave Mustaine guy is a sick guitarist
@@JaBismarck Yeah, I think he may be too cool for Metallica.
It’s actually a demo from the 80’s and they went on to become Earth’s biggest metal band
@@akebretto3873 you missed the joke
To hear these solos without the help of a wawa peddle is stunning-the essence and attack of Dave's playing is forever cemented in the Metallica sound.
Yes i agree man, would love to have seen them live with Dave playing the original stuff. Not a bad Kirk wawa knock off
@@pmac2597 yup. I grew up in southern cali. Saw Metallica in the small clubs but always with Kirk. I just missed the shows with Dave by a year or so.
Dave is without any doubt better than Kirk but it's not a contest. Dave was a front man anyway and it never would have worked with him and James. It was a blessing they branched into two amazing bands.
@@flightofthebumblebee9529 Kirk is better. Always was.
Kirk only started wah spamming in the 90s watch metallica live at Seattle 1989 that energy was unmatched I’d say even by Megadeth still love both bands tho
I can listen to Dave soloing forever and ever
@@MrElecteriklol sloppy, u Metallica fan boys are hilarious
@@bendup52 Truth be told, in Jump in the Fire's second solo, Kirk's version is way better than Dave's. The same for the solo on Phantom Lord. The speed is the same, but Kirk's melody is much better and truly matches the songs, they are in harmony.
Before you call me a Metallica fanboy, I am also a fanboy of both😆. My first concert was Megadeth's, way before Metallica's.
@@bendup52 Dave and Kirk play the same pentatonic shit, just Dave is faster, only diff
I like the approach Ron Mc Govney did to the basslines. They're different from what Cliff Burton did in Kill em All. More simple, but effective basslines, closer to a punk bass
especially in Hit The Lights. never felt the need to repeat the main riff note by note on bass
absolutely nothing special
@@somebodybody6514 maybe he was just not allowed to open his damn mouth , just like Jason , anyways lol with Dave and James in the team , i'd have an hard time dictating the direction of my bass lines regardless !
@@TheTrooperMBellefson never seemed to have that problem with Dave, you could always hear him clearly.
@@timgonzales2891 but lars is not in megadeth
You can definitely hear King Diamond's influence in this demo, specifically on the vocals. Thanks for uploading!
Also Diamond Head
King Diamond Head@@diegobernardi562
Wow Dave is clearly on another level
This was just pot and alcohol this was before the hard drug use
excuse Me, i mostly heard complex noise in his solos; lot of complex yes; but cero feelings.
@@victorfelixleyva3575 This is the birth of thrash metal, not blues or R&B... energy and speed, pedal to the metal, feelings??????? lol
no offense, but daves' solos here are ugly
didn’t Lloyd Grant do the lead guitar for this?
I got so lucky to get a dub off an original copy of this. The owner of The Vinyl Revolution in Monterey, CA was friends with Lars and was given a copy. He made a dub and gave it to me. So amazing.
With these uploads anyone can make a dub of the original,but what would be really cool is having an original. Like that owner
I didn’t know Vince Neil song for Metallica lol 😂
😂
Yep!!!!
Haha, that's what I was thinking too!
I am positive that the reason Metallica hate The Crue is because they secretly liked them.
@@Banana_Split_Cream_BunsCrue helped them get some of their first gigs. I don’t think they hate them, just took a different direction with music.
James sounds like he is 14
its because this is sped up slightly compared to the original, so its pitched up as well
He was 17 I guess
@@german2501 he was
ruclips.net/channel/UC8XzVuGrhfmUkp0fjCKcMBA
@@german2501 Well, he was 19.
This is actually playing back at the wrong speed (slightly fast), it’s a half step sharp- which is also why James sounds so young, check out other postings of this to hear it as it was recorded.
First three albums are the best!
100% agree
To me, all the first 5
Love Load. Re load isn’t too bad either
four*
Kill ‘Em All is the best. I lost interest once they put the slow ballad “Fade To Black” on Ride The Lightning. They went too commercial for me. They had some good songs after that but Kill Em All is the only record I like as a whole.
Never was a mustaine fan or Megadeth lover but Dave is killing this shit
This is the best sounding version I have ever heard. Thanks.
WTF those solos of dave are insane
Thanks Jonny and Marsha Zazula for bringing this out to the world, and helping to enrich the lives of headbangers worldwide! 🤘🍻
R.I.P. Jon Zazula
Zazula basically put his house and life on the line for this band. Incredible.
'Bologna on hand'
I was the one who gave the demo to Jon Zazula. I was going to college in Arizona in 1982 and took a spring break trip to LA. I went to the troubadour and saw Malice, Pandemonium and Metallica. I could not believe how great Metallica was! I talked to James and told him I knew a record producer in Jersey (mega force records) who loves metal and would love you guys! James told me to talk to Lars. So I did and Lars gave me the demo tape which I still have! After my semester I went back to Jersey for the summer. I stopped in at the local flea market and talked to J.Zazula. He listened to the demo tape and cranked it loud and said I love this and I will call them! That summer if you all remember Metallica was playing around Jersey and NY. I went back to college and saw they had signed with Jon Zazula. I never received any real recognition for helping Metallica get their break but I am okay with that. I know if I talked to Lars he would remember me for sure! I have seen them many times but never have been in the right situation to chat with the band. Rock on headbangers! Long live Metal!
I've listened to Metallica since I was a kid and heard Sandman when I heard it on the radio in 92 or 93. When I played football in high school we would play Metallica in the locker room and when we lifted weights. In college, I listened to Ride and the first Black Sabbath album to get me through late night study sessions. On long car rides with my parents I'd listen to Justice. Working cruddy jobs in my 20s and 30s I had the first 3 Metallica albums on repeat. This music is in my marrow. I'm 40 now and I still come back to it. It is one of the many influences in the music I write and play.
My favorite thing about Dave is u can hear riffs and solos on this demo that he would hold onto for years before digging them out and claiming them back as his
you mean he has never evolved? you just literally explained exactly why metallica is the greatest ever and megadeth is not.
@@SamGrantOfficialLMFAO,are you being serious and mucicly inclined. Because you can't be both at the same time.
@@michaelabney3486 please learn how to spell.
@SamGrantOfficial u are so jealous and know Megadeth is waaaaay better lol
@SamGrantOfficial your comment is so dumb
Imagine “ guys in 20 years from now, you ll be the greatest metal band ever “
*10
greatest? n o
most famous, yes
Greatest in popularity only.
@@tromboneman4517 your name is trombone man..
@@gianluigidautilia6417, I’m a trombonist who also happens to be a metal head. Weird, but it is what it is.
Dave is flippin wringing that guitar’s neck. Incredible.
This is the best Metallica 🤘 Sometimes, old is gold.
Vocals are terrible
@@Strimbles then go back to 1982 and say that to James
@@sleepyblade I'm sure he would agree. He said his early vocals were cringy
@@Strimbles yeah that's what I mean, you can't change it, it is what it is
When this demo was made in 1982, I don't think any of the band members in Metallica (at that time) realized just how popular this music was going to become. And they didn't fully understand how famous they were about to become in the following year or two.
Prolly the Zazulas did not expect it would blow up the way it did a few years latet!
They didn’t really take off until the And Justice For All album.
No shit
@@Xendava they were still a cult band at the time Master came out.
But if you were into metal you knew who they were.
@@apacheworrier3776 are u kidding me? i know someone that went to see them in Paris in 1984 taking a moped from Rouen , it was freezing cold and a 6h drive total.. Who was nuts enough to do that to see a live show? Metallica was already popular.
Metal is the inheritor of the genius classical composers
That's what I keep telling all unbelievers. Metal is the closest thing you'll find to the classical masters.
No.
Dave’s solos have signature bits that u hear over his career especially his signature solo endings he’s used over the years but it’s crazy how simplified Kirk made his solos
It’s like playing guitar hero on medium vs expert
Kirk sucks
Fuck Dave can shred. Why would they get rid of such a talent. He wrote a lot of this stuff too.
Because he became an asshole when he was drunk and always picked fights with the other members
Cuz he was drunk af all the time and he had bad attitude
Didn’t vibe with the band
Bands only need 1 front man. I look at it this way. Dave and James are both alpha. They were always going to split. We got 2 awesome metal bands but I can see where you are coming from. Imagine if dave (and cliff) still part of Metallica...
@@danielvician6339 they was all Drunk AF all the time. And you're telling me James didn't have an attitude or Lars? Look at the way they bullied Jason, Treated Ron, still treat Kirk like an outside these days and Robert is treated still to this day as a full in musician.
They all was dicks, drunk and high AF. Dave gets a lot of hate but everyone forgets all the shit Lars has done and James!
Hit The Lights [0:00]
The Mechanix [4:05]
Motorbreath [8:20]
Seek & Destroy [11:28]
Metal Militia [16:04]
Jump In The Fire [21:00]
Phantom Lord [24:42]
Every song of this demo was just killer.
To all Metallica fans: This is supposed to have "Millions" of views, people,...🤘🤘🤘
Not for the masses...😎
Only for the true old school fans!!!! Haha
Metallica wasn't for the masses til the "sell out" album
@@joshgore8256 They sold themselves to the business during x years. SO painful for their first hour fans.
At least they've brought metal..to the masses ! And made it more decent for them...
????
By far best Metallica album
I disagree. Ride the lightning will always be my favorite.
Can't believe that in a matter of a few years they'd go on to make songs like Disposable and Blackened
I like how some folks in the comments are all "imagine playing 'mama said' to these guys, and tell em it's what theyll be playing in 15ish years". And not "nothing else matters" with the "in 35 years Elton John will cover this song of yours, and refer to it publicly as a ageless classic akin to Green Sleeves". Or "the rolling stones are going to contact you directly to ask, actually insist, that you open for them"
But some people are still sour 30+ years later that these (literal) boys grew into men and their music went through a similar maturation
Godamn!! Dave's solos are awesome!
Thank you for this Marcio. Any fan has to appreciate this! ❤
I have to admit, Mustain played all the solos exponentially better than hammet
Man, Dave playing is really somethin else! Now this is the sound of MegallicA (or MetadetH)
Good stuff brings back memories of my youth, too bad they haven't produced anything remotely close to this in 30 years and this is a demo
You are exaggerating
@@t1naftore no not even a little the black album had a couple good songs but after other than that Justice was their last true metal album and they butchered it too, enhancing Lars's drums and Hetfields guitar any quieting the bass.
Lux æternaaaaaaa
Well at least from Metallica, Megadeth put Endgame Dystopia and The Sick
@@Kegga_6 You really are exaggerating heavily. You're just too arrogant to accept it.
Metallideth forever! \m/
Thanks for posting this! The first Metallica song I ever heard was Ride the Lightning, and I've never been the same since. This recording is great, and I prefer it to much of their later stuff; makes me wish they'd never broken up with Dave Mustaine!
James singing Mechanix is hilarious.
Isn’t James, is Dave.
I like that there is so much backup vocals, and it sounds echoey which makes it have a different feel to all the other albums and songs.
So much megadeth in this metallica release
You can clearly hear the influence from Diamond Head in this one
Motorbreath is beautiful!
This is some demo for sure! Amazing they did this at such young ages, and personally i don't have any problem with Hetfields singing here. And the guitar-solos, my god! 👏👌
Anyone else yell "ALRIGHT" at the beginning of Seek and destroy?
About everyone?😂
Jump in the Fire way better than the one on Kill 'Em All.
Real, lyrics way more catchy
I wish someone would take the existing stems from Kill'em All, re-record Mustaine's solos and repack it as "Metal Up Your Ass."
I wonder if there are any original copies of No Life Till Leather still floating around? As a huge Metallica fan, that would be like the Holy Grail to get my hands on one.
The original and perfect version of Metallica
I honestly would preferred James incorporating this into his vocals instead of the yodeling that we got from 94-present time . Like Indiana Jones said .. this belongs in a museum .
He actually started to sound like a grunge singer later on.
i cant believe the vocals.... changed so much in kill em all
because here in the beginning James wanted to sing like the original Diamond Head singer Sean something but changed his mind before recording Kill ´Em All
@@pkj77 seam Harris
@@johnjohnson7509 yup seam
Metallica was so good with Dave
In late 1981 I actually heard a bootleg of this, as best I remember only 4 songs on the cassette tape, the 1st song on it was MOTORBREATH.... had been stationed in the Marine Corp. in Camp Pendleton Ca, one of the guys in my squad had this tape on his car's glove compartment, heard it while we were washing his car. I got immediately blown away.....never heard anything like it, I was sold on Metallica. My buddy never revealed the source of how he obtain the tape. 1-1/2 years later when they were touring to kill m all...I saw them between duty stations on my way to Camp Lejeune NC, 1st concert in my hometown of Chicago at the METRO, now in the present 2023 I have racked up 59 shows all over the world, coming up on my 59-60 in Dallas, Tx next month August.
Metallica's best by far !!! 🤘🤘
So pure and raw I love it.
I dont think Dave did the vocals on this. I watched another documentary I guess you could call it where Dave was talking about megadeth and finding a vocalist because he originally didn't want to do it but he grudgingly eventually did out of necessity. So I don't think he did vocals in metallica. If you watch the old footage of Metallica with Dave, Dave is acting like more of the front man than James though, taking over the mic.
The best version of Phantom Lord \m/
I remember Mustain talking about Mechanix in metal mags, now I understand alot more this is great.
James vocals in this should inspire anyone
He was influenced by Sean Harris.
Bro you must give the credit to Sean Harris not James
Are Metallica the ones who truly started the 4 man headbanging ?
@@Xendava Slayer?Sus primeros álbumes,no le llegan,a la suela de los zapatos,a estos
Dave is a beast
Thanks for posting - this is killer- they are so tight- you can also hear they love Motorhead
James so young!
Only by a year
It’s pretty clear that vocally there’s some clear Diamond Head influence, I believe Sean Harris was their singer.
Finally, some early recordings of the real Metallica with Dave singing on some songs before James grew a pair and took over
this is all James singing bro 😂
Dave never sang in Metallica
as someone who can just about play TFHm, The Mechanix is a lot faster than i thought it would be
Daves solos in motorbreath and his originals in jump in the fire are amazing. I like them better than kirks
I agree 👍
200%. Better structured, tighter, more fluid and more energetic.
It's so metal, so metallic, it's like the tip of a sword. Let me know if you understand this reference....
Dave Mustaine destroys Kirk Hammet
Actually Kirks solos smoke Dave. Stuck in the 80s junior. Baby back bitch
Dave mustaine still cries, Kirk took his job.
Duh!
@DOG let me know when james allows the hamster to write some music for metallica
Sad but True!
Dave's soloing on this release is on another level...
He had no idea what his voice would sound like 3 years later
Ozzy osbourne sings so well here!
Amazing how well over a short period of time James vocals improved on kill em All! How did he do it??
Kind of weird these songs/riffs existed in 1981. Back then pretty much nothing sounded like this.
Dont get the hate that Dave gets.
Thank you for sharing! 🙌
This is fantastic.
Fuckkkk…when it was called the mechanix lol that lasted long 😂
Love you dave!!
Prošlo je 40 godina, otkako su grupa metallica objavili prvi album kill em all, jer su objavili 27 jula 1983 godine. Na albumu su se izdvojile numere, među kojima su, the four horseman, motor breath, I jump in the fire.😊
Wow. Hair metal vocals for Metallica. James' voice sounds a lot like it does today. Thank God he learned how to sing before kill em all was released and mastered his vocals on ....and justice for all. Shame they went major downhill from there. Nice to hear Dave mustaine on guitar here for Metallica.
2022 first time I've ever heard this (I'm old).
Interesting
Todo bien con Kirk, pero es increíble como marcaba la diferencia Mustaine.
The first time I heard this, I thought it was Mustaine singing. I was convinced.
Very good! that lineup just couldn't stay together eh
Is it James, Lars, Dave and Ron?
@@ephesians.6 yes
@@Fongolitus thank you!
The best version of phantom lord
These guys have talent.
Dave Mustaine is a best member of Metallica ) such a powerful band could be
But I guess if Mustaine stayed in Metallica, there'll be another drummer then
Killer classic 🤘
Dave put his heart and soul into this it's no wonder his anger
He was literally leagues above them.
Cliff did a lot as well.
Kirk too!
But now with just James and Lars writing no wonder Metallica aren NOTHING like the Metal Pioneers they started as.
@@midenking9651 Bob rock
Does anyone else notice that Jump in the Fire doesn't have the final version of its lyrics?
It is a demo to be fair.
No I had no idea
Metallica old school...🤘
its kinda hard to believe that's James, but he was only 19 at the time.
Did Dave play on this demo? Cannot remember.
Hearing this I'm reminded James said in the early days they just tried to do their best Motorhead impression......and it shows here (aside from Dave's crackhead-level solos).
This is my first time hearing this with out it being on a tape that had done been re dubbed a thousand times .
Interesting how much Hetfield is trying to imitate the vocal style of Sean from Diamond Head. I’m glad he did his own thing on the studio version.
These guys have potentials..