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Various
Artists : METAL MASSACRE
featuring : Black 'n Blue
First pressing released : June 16, 1982
(without Black 'n Blue)
Second pressing released : 1984
Produced by : Brian Slagel
Time : 00:00
| First Pressing
(1982) |
| 01
STEELER |
(0:00) Cold Day In Hell |
| 02
BITCH |
(5:19) Live for the Whip |
| 03
MALICE |
(3:21) Captive of Light |
| 04
RATT |
(0:00) Tell The World |
| 05
AVATAR |
(3:48)
Octave (instrumental) |
| 06
CIRITH UNGOL |
(3:56) Death of the Sun |
| 07
DEMON FLIGHT |
(2:35) Dead of the Night |
| 08
PANDEMONIUM |
(3:44) Fighting Backwards |
| 09
MALICE |
(4:28) Kick You Down |
| 10
METALLICA * |
(4:25) Hit the Lights |
Second Pressing (1982) |
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| 01
BLACK 'N BLUE |
(3:45) Chains Around Heaven
(demo) |
| 02
BITCH |
(5:19) Live for the Whip |
| 03
MALICE |
(3:21) Captive of Light |
| 04
RATT |
(0:00) Tell The World |
| 05
AVATAR |
(3:48)
Octave (instrumental) |
| 06
CIRITH UNGOL |
(3:56) Death of the Sun |
| 07
DEMON FLIGHT |
(2:35) Dead of the Night |
| 08
PANDEMONIUM |
(3:44) Fighting Backwards |
| 09
MALICE |
(4:28) Kick You Down |
| 10
METALLICA * |
(4:12) Hit the Lights |
(MBR-1001)
released 1982 by Metal
Blade Records
LABELS
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USA : Metal Blade Records - LP -
MBR-1001 (first pressing: June. 1982 w/o Black 'n Blue)
USA
: Metal Blade Records - LP - MBR-1001 (third pressing: 1984)
40th Anniversary LP reissues - release date April 22, 2022
USA : Metal Blade Records - Ruby Red Vinyl LP (5000 copies -
at
Metal Blade shop)
USA : Metal Blade Records - Clear Vinyl LP (2000 copies - at -
at
Metallica.com)
Black
'n Blue is :
Jamie St. James (lead and backing vocals)
Tommy Thayer (lead and rhythm guitars, backing vocals)
Jeff "Woop" Warner (rhythm and lead guitars, backing
vocals)
Patrick Young (bass, backing vocals)
Peter Holmes (drums)
NOTES
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Produced by
Brian Slagel.
Black 'n Blue's debut on vinyl.
After the band had recorded 16-track demos in Portland, OR,
during mid 1982, they send their demo tapes to potential managers, agents and record labels in Los Angeles.
After receiving a positive response from Brian Slagel, who covered up-and-coming metal bands in his own fanzine, New Heavy Metal Review. Slagel offered to include
Black 'n Blue's demo recording of "Chains Around Heaven" on a heavy metal compilation record he was producing titled, Metal Massacre, with the likes of other newcomers, Armored Saint and
Metallica.
Black 'n Blue's "Chains Around Heaven" replaced
Steeler's "Cold Day In Hell", that had opened the
original version of this compilation.
* The version of Metallica's "Hit The Lights" differs between the first two pressings. |
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