@mikeJB I agree. I think that Rollins is a sanctimonious douche

@AXES The lead guitarist, a guy named Jim, ended up working at a guitar shop (back home), and I used to know him...but that was long after the Shivvers days.

Compilation appearances: "Aggressive Perfector" on Metal Massacre III (Metal Blade Records, 1983) "Die by the Sword (special remix)" on Total Destruction (Metal Blade Records, 1984) "Die by the Sword" on The Metal Machine (Roadrunner Records, 1984) "Evil Has No Boundaries" on Speed Kills (The Very Best of Speed Metal) (Music for Nations, 1985) "The Antichrist (live)" on 12 Commandments in Metal (Roadrunner Records, 1985) "Evil Has No Boundaries" on Banzai Records Axe (Banzai Records, 1985) "Evil Has No Boundaries" (unreleased live version) on Force of the Blade (Banzai Records, 1986) "Evil Has No Boundaries" on Speed Metal (Metal Blade Records, 1987) "Black Magic" on The Best of Metal Blade Vol. 2 (Metal Blade Records, 1987) "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vada" on Less Than Zero soundtrack (Def Jam Recordings, 1987) "Die by the Sword", "Captor of Sin", "Evil has no Boundaries, and "Tormentor" on River's Edge soundtrack (Enigma/Metal Blade Records, 1987) "Die by the Sword" (live) on The Best of Metal Blade Vol. 3 (Metal Blade Records, 1988) "Hell Awaits" on Rising Metal (K-Tel, 1988) "Evil Has No Boundaries" (live) on Stars on Thrash (Roadrunner Records, 1988) "Hell Awaits" on Now That's What I Call Metal (Roadrunner Records, 1989) "Hell Awaits" on Heavy Hammer Hits II (Roadrunner Records, 1990) "Evil Has No Boundaries" on Giants of Rock - The Metal Decade 1982-83 Vol. 2 (Teldec Records, 1990) "War Ensemble" and "Dead Skin Mask" on Til Def Us Do Part (Def American Recordings, 1991) "Disorder" (w/ Ice-T) on Judgement Night - Music from the Motion Picture soundtrack (Epic Records, 1993) "Hell Awaits", "The Antichrist" and "South of Heaven" on Metal Attack (On Tour, 1993) "Disorder" on Stick it In (Epic Records, 1993) (w/ Ice-T) "No Remorse (I Wanna Die)" (w/ Atari Teenage Riot) on the Spawn soundtrack (Epic Records, 1997) "Born to be Wild" on NASCAR: Crank It Up (2002) "Repentless" on Monsters Of Metal (The Ultimate Metal Compilation Vol. 10) (Nuclear Blast, 2016)

1 and 2 are off lol, Metallica only has like 4 good songs so I agree with 3 n 4

A new era has begun with that album. A new vision of heavy metal. Stunning demonstration of enormous amount of variativities and possibbilities that such a great genre as metal could provide to the talanted musicians.

@kimmyflower Ok.... Saturday Night Fever is from the 70s which is slightly before my time, and I don't rate it personally. Tight pants? no, they are clearly not tight in that picture. You want tight pants? your generation has tight pants... Bad disco dancing? You have to be kidding? Watch the following YouTube video and then comment on bad dancing. I will always win because your generation is a complete mess.