NEW/SEALED METALLICA -"Garage Inc. [DELUXE]" (6 Vinyl LPs @ 45RPM) [2011] Rare

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LAST SET AVAILABLE / FINAL OFFERING!!

METALLICA - "Garage Inc." [DELUXE] (2011)

2011 Multi Vinyl Box Set (6 LPs) Reissued on 180 gram AUDIOPHILE vinyl. Remastered at half-speed, each record is 45 rpm.

Lyrics sheet included. Part of Metallica's remastered "45 RPM Series".

RARE VINYL!!! METALLICA!!!

NEW / SEALED / UNOPENED / RARE!!

METALLICA - "GARAGE INC." [DELUXE]

Six (6) LP Vinyl @ 45 RPM Box Set.

Cut & Mastered at Bernie Grundman Mastering Studios

From The Original Analog Master Tapes!

Warner Brothers Remaster 2011 Limited Edition and Out of Print!! MULTI DISC SIX (6) VINYL LPs @ 45rpm. Original Release Date: 1998
This sale is for a MINT / NEW / SEALED / UNOPENED "factory sealed" with sticker 6LP Vinyl Record Set. METALLICA "GARAGE Inc." [DELUXE] cut and mastered @ Bernie Grundman Mastering Studios from the original analog master tapes. U.S. Limited Edition 28-track 6-LP VINYL box set pressed on 45RPM 180gram AUDIOPHILE QUALITY VINYL. Half Speed Mastered at Mobile Fidelity from the Original Analog Master Tapes. Superbly presented in a sealed & stickered deluxe box with lyric sheet and Japanese-style card belly band proclaiming "Metallica Like You've Never Heard Them Before..."

Limited edition Multi Vinyl 6 LP pressing. Garage, Inc. features covers of music by artists such as Black Sabbath, Bob Seger, Nick Cave, Thin Lizzy, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Motorhead, Queen and more! Included are recorded cover songs; all of their B-side covers released up to 1998; and the entire The $5.98 E.P.: Garage Days Re-Revisited which had gone out of print since its original release in 1987; and the Original Garage Days Revisited (1984)!

LP1 - Side One:

New Recordings '98

1. Free Speech For The Dumb (Discharge, 1982)

2. It's Electric (Diamond Head, 1980)

3. Sabbra Cadabra (Black Sabbath, 1973)

LP1 - Side Two:

New Recordings '98

1. Turn the Page (Bob Seger, 1973)

2. Die, Die My Darling (Misfits, 1984)

3. Loverman (Nick Cave, 1994)

LP2 - Side Three:

New Recordings '98

1. Mercyful Fate (medley) (Mercyful Fate, 1982)

LP2 - Side Four:

New Recordings '98

1. Astronomy (Blue Oyster Cult, 1974)

2. Whiskey In the Jar (Thin Lizzy, 1973)

LP3 - Side Five:

New Recordings '98

1. Tuesday's Gone (Lynyrd Skynyrd, 1973)

2. The More I See (Discharge, 1984)

LP3 - Side Six:

Garage Days - Revisited '84

1. Am I Evil? (Diamond Head, 1980)

2. Blitzkrieg (Blitzkrieg, 1981)

LP4 - Side Seven:

Garage Days - Re-Revisited '87

1. Helpless (Diamond Head, 1980)

2. The Small Hours (Holocaust, 1983)

LP4 - Side Eight:

Garage Days - Re-Revisited '87

1. The Wait (Killing Joke, 1980)

2. Crash Course In Brain Surgery (Budgie, 1971)

3. Last Caress/Green Hell (Misfits, 1978/1983)

LP5 - Side Nine:

B-Sides & One-Offs '88-'91

1. Breadfan (Budgie, 1973)

2. The Prince (Diamond Head, 1980)

3. Stone Cold Crazy (Queen, 1974)

LP5 - Side Ten:

B-Sides & One-Offs '88-'91

1. So What (Anti-Nowhere League, 1981)

2. Killing Time (Sweet Savage, 1981)

LP6 - Side Eleven:

Motorheadache '95

1. Overkill (Motorhead, 1979)

2. Damage Case (Motorhead, 1979)

LP6 - Side Twelve:

Motorheadache '95

1. Stone Dead Forever (Motorhead, 1979)

2. Too Late Too Late (Motorhead, 1979)

2011 Multi 6 vinyl box set reissue on 180 gram vinyl. Remastered at half- speed, each record is 45 rpm. Lyrics sheet included.

Warner Bros. Records Inc., A Warner Music Group Company.

WB524602-1 / UPC 093624965190
"This Six (6) vinyl disc set, all-covers release could come to represent a vital turning point for Metallica. While the opening tracks are a straightforward collection of every cover the group have recorded in its 16-year history, other tracks comprises 11 new selections drawn from the oeuvres of such exciting and diverse artists as U.K. punks Discharge and nefarious Australian Nick Cave. The heavier songs, such as the Mercyful Fate medley, Black Sabbath's "Sabbra Cadabra," and the Misfits' "Die Die My Darling," prove that nobody delivers a crunching riff better than these metal veterans. But it is vocalist-guitarist James Hetfields's confident approach toward the likes of Cave's "Loverman" and Bob Seger's "Turn the Page" that delivers the most electricity; here his raw, heartfelt vocals are largely untouched. Given that the recharged group spent only three weeks in the studio recording these tracks, it appears that these guys have remembered the value of studio spontaneity over laborious pontificating. Hopefully, that mindset will resurface in future projects." --Steffan Chirazi