Garage Inc.

~ Release by Metallica (see all versions of this release, 7 available)

Annotation

The actual title for CD 2 would be something like "CD 2: Garage Days Re-Revisited '87 / Garage Days Revisited '84 / B-Sides '88-91 / Mötorheadache '95'' according to the guidelines, but that is way too long, and requires track/segment groupings, so we made an exception.

Annotation last modified on 2012-04-19 09:52 UTC.

Tracklist

▼ CD 1: New Recordings ’98
# Title Rating Length
1 Free Speech for the Dumb
3.1 2:36
2 It’s Electric
3.7 3:34
3 Sabbra Cadabra
4.3 6:20
4 Turn the Page
4.5 6:06
5 Die, Die My Darling
4.4 2:29
6 Loverman
3.8 7:53
7 Mercyful Fate
3.5 11:12
8 Astronomy
4.5 6:38
9 Whiskey in the Jar
4.6 5:05
10 Tuesday’s Gone
3.9 9:06
11 The More I See
3.2 4:49
▼ CD 2
# Title Rating Length
1 Helpless
3.85 6:38
2 The Small Hours
3 6:43
3 The Wait
3.7 4:55
4 Crash Course in Brain Surgery
3.15 3:10
5 Last Caress / Green Hell
4 3:30
6 Am I Evil?
3.85 7:50
7 Blitzkrieg
3.65 3:37
8 Breadfan
4.15 5:41
9 The Prince
3.75 4:26
10 Stone Cold Crazy
3.55 2:18
11 So What
4 3:09
12 Killing Time
3.3 3:04
13 Overkill
3.3 4:05
14 Damage Case
3.2 3:40
15 Stone Dead Forever
3.3 4:52
16 Too Late Too Late
3.15 3:12

Credits

CD 1: New Recordings ’98

arranger:
Thin Lizzy (track 9)
co-producer:
James Hetfield (track 9)
Lars Ulrich (track 9)
composer:
Nick Cave (track 6)
Allen Collins (track 10)
Hank Shermann (track 7)
Ronnie Van Zant (track 10)
Glenn Danzig (track 5)
Bob Seger (1972) (track 4)
lyricist:
Nick Cave (track 6)
Glenn Danzig (track 5)
King Diamond (the man) (track 7)
Bob Seger (track 4)
mixer:
Randy Staub (track 9)
producer:
Bob Rock (track 9)
recording engineer:
Randy Staub (track 9)
writer:
Albert Bouchard (track 8)
Joe Bouchard (track 8)
Geezer Butler (tracks 3, 3, 3)
Sean Harris (Diamond Head lead vocalist) (track 2)
Tony Iommi (tracks 3, 3, 3)
Garry Maloney (tracks 1, 11)
Kelvin Morris (tracks 1, 11)
Ozzy Osbourne (tracks 3, 3, 3)
Sandy Pearlman (track 8)
Tony Roberts (punk guitarist, aka Bones) (tracks 1, 11)
Brian Tatler (track 2)
Roy Wainright (tracks 1, 11)
Bill Ward (tracks 3, 3, 3)
[traditional] (Special Purpose Artist) (track 9)
publisher:
Pippin The Friendly Ranger Music Co. Ltd. (track 9)
cover recording of:
Astronomy (track 8)
Die, Die My Darling (track 5)
Free Speech for the Dumb (track 1)
It's Electric (track 2)
Loverman (track 6)
Sabbra Cadabra (track 3)
The More I See (track 11)
Tuesday’s Gone (track 10)
Turn the Page (track 4)
Whiskey in the Jar (rock version, arranged by Thin Lizzy) (track 9)
Mercyful Fate (1998) (track 7)
later translated versions:
Funambulus domesticus (track 3)
later versions:
Ирландские поминки (track 9)
medley including a cover recording of:
A National Acrobat (track 3)
Sabbra Cadabra (track 3)
medley of:
Satan’s Fall (track 7)
Curse of the Pharaohs (track 7)
A Corpse Without Soul (track 7)
Into the Coven (track 7)
Evil (track 7)
version of:
Whiskey in the Jar (traditional) (track 9)

CD 2

drums:
Lars Ulrich (track 9)
bass:
Jason Newsted (track 9)
composer:
Glenn Danzig (tracks 5, 5)
engineer:
Flemming Rasmussen (track 9)
Michael Barbiero (track 9)
Mike Clink (tracks 8–9)
Jeffrey ‘Nik’ Norman (tracks 6–7)
Toby Wright (producer & engineer) (track 8)
lead vocals:
James Hetfield (track 9)
lyricist:
Glenn Danzig (tracks 5, 5)
mastering:
George Marino (tracks 13–16)
mixer:
Flemming Rasmussen (tracks 8–9)
Randy Staub (tracks 13–16)
phonographic copyright by:
Metallica (1981) (track 7)
Mark Whitaker (1981) (track 7)
Metallica (1982) (track 6)
Mark Whitaker (1982) (track 6)
Metallica (1987) (tracks 1–5)
producer:
Metallica (tracks 6–7, 9–10)
Flemming Rasmussen (track 9)
Mark Whitaker (tracks 6–7)
writer:
Bryan Bartley (track 2)
David Bates (Sweet Savage) (track 12)
Clive Blake (track 11)
Tony Bourge (tracks 4, 8)
Vivian Campbell (track 12)
Eddie Clarke (Motorhead guitarist) (tracks 13–16)
Jaz Coleman (tracks 3, 3)
Nick Culmer (track 11)
John Deacon (track 10)
Chris Exall (track 11)
Mick Farren (track 14)
Paul Ferguson (tracks 3, 3)
Trevor Fleming (track 12)
Martin Glover (tracks 3, 3)
Raymond Haller (track 12)
Sean Harris (Diamond Head lead vocalist) (tracks 1, 6, 9)
Ian Jones (UK metal guitarist for Blitzkrieg) (track 7)
Lemmy Kilmister (tracks 13–16)
Ron Levine (Scottish metal drummer for Holocaust) (track 2)
Brian May (Queen guitarist) (track 10)
John McCullim (track 2)
Freddie Mercury (track 10)
John Mortimer (Scottish metal guitarist & vocalist for Holocaust) (track 2)
Ray Phillips (Welsh drummer) (tracks 4, 8)
Brian Smith (UK metal vocalist for Blitzkrieg) (track 7)
Burke Shelley (tracks 4, 8)
Jim Sirotto (track 7)
Brian Tatler (tracks 1, 6, 9)
Phil “Philthy Animal” Taylor (former Motörhead drummer) (tracks 13–16)
Roger Taylor (Queen drummer) (track 10)
Geordie Walker (tracks 3, 3)
publisher:
Motor Music Ltd (Motörhead publisher) (track 15)
Neat Music (track 7)
Zomba Music (track 6)
sampled by:
Metallica: 2Net by John Oswald (track 10)
cover recording of:
Am I Evil? (track 6)
Blitzkrieg (track 7)
Breadfan (track 8)
Crash Course in Brain Surgery (track 4)
Helpless (track 1)
Killing Time (track 12)
So What? (Anti-Nowhere League) (track 11)
Stone Cold Crazy (track 10)
The Prince (track 9)
The Small Hours (track 2)
The Wait (track 3)
Damage Case (1995-12-13) (track 14)
Overkill (Motörhead song) (1995-12-13) (track 13)
Stone Dead Forever (1995-12-13) (track 15)
Too Late, Too Late (1995-12-13) (track 16)
is the basis for:
Overkillers (track 13)
later parody versions:
Last Christmas (track 5)
later translated versions:
Kylmä, kylmä kivi (track 15)
live cover recording of:
The Wait (track 3)
medley including a cover recording of:
Green Hell (track 5)
Last Caress (track 5)