It has a very 'Bleeding Me' feel to it (in my opinion) and I think people will be very moved by it. Nick's version is also a little 'bassier', but this was definately one that caught people's ears (at rehearsals & in the studio) right away. Somewhat 'Danzigier' than Nick's version. Kirk even sang lead vocals at rehearsals! Both Jason and Kirk sing back-up vocals on the record for this one. It was one of the easier ones for them to pull off. I believe this was the first one that they nailed at both rehearsals and in the studio. In fact, I think I remember them doing a really fast/heavy version of the song once, too. They actually tried an acoustic version of this song during rehearsals, but I think Lars wanted to 'heavy it up' a bit. Rather than 'lonely guy on the road', it sounds like 'angry guy on the road'. Slightly 'heavier' than Bob's version, but very cool. I'm not trying to claim any credit here, I just knew that they could make that particular song sound EXTRA cool - and they did! It's one of my favorite moments on the album. They actually decided to include part of 'A National Acrobat' in the middle of this song, which I recommended to them. But in the end, I think he did a good job with 'em.Ī bit 'sharper' than Sabbath's version. When he finally saw the lyrics, he was like 'I ain't singin' these!'. At first, James didn't really know the lyrics to this one and had a lot of fun with 'em during rehearsals - especially the 'I stop on red, but leave on amber' line. In my opinion, I thought it would have been cool to end it with 'Free Speech', but apparently they thought it would be cooler to start it that way.Ī little 'greasier' than Diamond Head covers of the past. When I was picturing the album, I thought these two songs would have been cool as the last two songs cut together like 'Last Caress/Green Hell' on 'Garage Days Re-Revisitied'. The riff to 'More I See' and the lyrics to 'Free Speech' are very, very powerful. Discharge was very agressive, but a little sloppy compared to Metallica. These sound a lot 'cleaner' than the originals. Turn The Page by Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet BandĪ medley featuring the following songs: Evil, Curse of the Pharohs, Satan's Fall, A Corpse Without a Soul, and Into the Coven all by Mercyful Fateĭischarge - 'Free Speech For The Dumb' & 'The More I See' b-side covers, as well as 12 new cover songs: consists of the following cover songs from Garage Days Revisited, Garage Days Re-Revisited, some misc. online now! 'Turn the Page' and 'Die, Die My Darling' available in MP3 format! Click here! Garage Inc.

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