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Metallica / Kill ‘Em All and Ride The Lightning unboxing videos
Check out these hot-off-the-press unboxing videos which show off the impressive Metallica box sets for Kill ‘Em All and Ride The Lightning...
Both boxes are due for release on 15 April and have an enormous amount of content (detailed here). You can view both videos below:
Kill ‘Em All deluxe box (4LP+5CD+DVD+Book)
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Ride The Lightning deluxe box (4LP+6CD+DVD+Book)
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Kill ‘Em All Deluxe Box Set Track List:
Vinyl: Kill ‘Em All (Remastered)
“Hit the Lights”
“The Four Horsemen”
“Motorbreath”
“Jump in the Fire”
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth”
“Whiplash”
“Phantom Lord”
“No Remorse”
“Seek and Destroy”
“Metal Militia”
Vinyl: Live At Espace Balard, Paris, France – February 9th, 1984 (Two LPs)
Previously Unreleased
“The Ecstasy of Gold”
“Hit the Lights” (Live)
“The Four Horsemen” (Live)
“Jump in the Fire” (Live)
“Phantom Lord” (Live)
“No Remorse” (Live)
“Ride the Lightning” (Live)
“Motorbreath” (Live)
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth” (Live)
“Whiplash” (Live)
“Seek and Destroy” (Live)
“Metal Militia” (Live)
Vinyl: Jump in the Fire (Picture Disc)
“Jump in the Fire”
“Seek and Destroy” (“Live” at The Automatt)
“Phantom Lord” (“Live” at The Automatt)
CD: Kill ‘Em All (Remastered)
“Hit the Lights”
“The Four Horsemen”
“Motorbreath”
“Jump in the Fire”
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth”
“Whiplash”
“Phantom Lord”
“No Remorse”
“Seek and Destroy”
“Metal Militia”
CD: Interview and Radio IDs
Previously Unreleased
Metal Forces Interview With Lars, January 1984
Radio IDs With Lars, James and Cliff From 1984
CD: Rough Mixes From Lars’ Vault, Bootleg Tracks and Whiplash Remix EP
Previously Unreleased except “Jump In The Fire,” “Whiplash (Special Neckbrace Remix),” “Seek and Destroy (“Live” at The Automatt)” and “Phantom Lord (“Live” at The Automatt)”
“Motorbreath” (Rough Mix)
“Hit the Lights” (Rough Mix)
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth” (Rough Mix)
“Seek and Destroy” (Rough Mix)
“Whiplash” (Rough Mix)
“The Four Horsemen” (Rough Mix)
“Seek and Destroy” (Not Live from The Automatt)
“Phantom Lord” (Not Live from The Automatt)
“Jump in the Fire”
“Whiplash” (Special Neckbrace Remix)
“Seek and Destroy” (“Live” at The Automatt)
“Phantom Lord” (“Live” at The Automatt)
CD: Live at J Bees Rock III, Middletown, NY – January 20th, 1984
Previously Unreleased
“The Four Horsemen” (Live)
“Jump in the Fire” (Live)
“Fight Fire With Fire” (Live)
“Ride the Lightning” (Live)
“Phantom Lord” (Live)
“Seek and Destroy” (Live)
“Whiplash (Live)”
CD: Live at the Keystone, Palo Alto, CA – October 31st, 1983
Previously Unreleased
“Hit the Lights” (Live)
“The Four Horsemen” (Live)
“Jump in the Fire” (Live)
“Fight Fire With Fire” (Live)
“Ride the Lightning” (Live)
“Phantom Lord” (Live)
“When Hell Freezes Over (‘The Call of Ktulu’)” (Live)
“Seek and Destroy” (Live)
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth” (Live)
“Whiplash” (Live)
“Creeping Death” (Live)
“Guitar Solo” (Live)
“Metal Militia” (Live)
DVD: Live at the Metro in Chicago on August 12th, 1983
Previously Unreleased except “No Remorse” and “Metal Militia”
“Hit the Lights” (Live) (Video Only/No Audio)
“The Four Horsemen” (Live) (Video Only/No Audio)
“Jump in the Fire” (Live) (Video Only/Partial Audio)
“Phantom Lord” (Live)
“No Remorse” (Live)
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth” (Live)
“Whiplash” (Live)
“Seek and Destroy” (Live)
“Guitar Solo” (Live)
“Metal Militia” (Live)
Ride the Lightning Deluxe Box Set Track List:
Vinyl: Ride the Lightning (Remastered)
“Fight Fire With Fire”
“Ride the Lightning”
“For Whom the Bell Tolls”
“Fade to Black”
“Trapped Under Ice”
“Escape”
“Creeping Death”
“The Call of Ktulu”
Vinyl: Live at the Hollywood Palladium, Los Angeles, CA – March 10th, 1985 (Two LPs)
Previously Unreleased
“The Ecstasy of Gold”
“Fight Fire With Fire” (Live)
“Ride the Lightning” (Live)
“Phantom Lord” (Live)
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth” (Live)
“For Whom the Bell Tolls” (Live)
“No Remorse” (Live)
“Fade to Black” (Live)
“Seek and Destroy” (Live)
“Creeping Death” (Live)
“Am I Evil?” (Live)
“Motorbreath” (Live)
Vinyl: Creeping Death (Picture Disc)
“Creeping Death”
“Am I Evil?”
“Blitzkrieg”
CD: Ride the Lightning (Remastered)
“Fight Fire With Fire”
“Ride the Lightning”
“For Whom the Bell Tolls”
“Fade to Black”
“Trapped Under Ice”
“Escape”
“Creeping Death”
“The Call of Ktulu”
CD: Metallica Interviews
Previously Unreleased
Metal Forces Interview with Lars, November 1984
WUSC Cleveland Radio Interview with Cliff and Kirk, February 1985
Metal Madness Interview with Lars, March 1985
CD: Demos and Rough Mixes From Lars’ Vault
Previously Unreleased
“Ride the Lightning” (Studio Demo)
“When Hell Freezes Over (‘The Call Of Ktulu’)” (Studio Demo)
“Creeping Death” (Studio Demo)
“Fight Fire With Fire” (Studio Demo)
“Ride the Lightning” (Garage Demo)
“When Hell Freezes Over (‘The Call Of Ktulu’)” (Garage Demo)
“Fight Fire With Fire” (Garage Demo)
“Ride the Lightning” (Boom Box Demo)
“Blitzkrieg” (Rhythm Track Rough Mix)
“Am I Evil?” (Rhythm Track Rough Mix)
CD: Live at Kabuki Theatre, San Francisco, CA – March 15th, 1985
Previously Unreleased on CD
“Fight Fire With Fire” (Live)
“Ride the Lightning” (Live)
“Phantom Lord” (Live)
“The Four Horsemen” (Live)
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth” (Live)
“For Whom the Bell Tolls” (Live)
“No Remorse” (Live)
“Fade to Black” (Live)
“Creeping Death” (Live)
“Guitar Solo” (Live)
“Am I Evil?” (Live)
“Motorbreath” (Live)
CD: Live at the Lyceum Theatre, London, UK – December 20th, 1984
“Phantom Lord,” “The Call Of Ktulu,” “Creeping Death” and “Guitar Solo” Previously Unreleased. All Other Songs Previously Unreleased on CD.
“Phantom Lord” (Live)
“The Four Horsemen” (Live)
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth” (Live)
“For Whom the Bell Tolls” (Live)
“No Remorse” (Live)
“The Call of Ktulu” (Live)
“Seek and Destroy” (Live)
“Whiplash” (Live)
“Creeping Death” (Live)
“Guitar Solo” (Live)
“Metal Militia” (Live)
CD: Live at Castle Donington, UK – August 17th, 1985
Previously Unreleased on CD
“Creeping Death” (Live)
“Ride the Lightning” (Live)
“For Whom the Bell Tolls” (Live)
“The Four Horsemen” (Live)
“Fade to Black” (Live)
“Seek and Destroy” (Live)
“Whiplash” (Live)
“Motorbreath” (Live)
DVD: Metal Hammer, Day on the Green and Danish TV
Live at the Metal Hammer Festival in St. Goarshausen, Germany – September 14, 1985
Previously Unreleased except “The Four Horsemen,” “Fade to Black” and “Seek and Destroy”
“Creeping Death” (Live)
“Ride the Lightning” (Live)
“Disposable Heroes” (Live)
“No Remorse” (Live)
“(Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth” (Live)
“For Whom The Bell Tolls” (Live)
“The Four Horsemen” (Live)
“Fade to Black” (Live)
“Seek and Destroy” (Live)
“Whiplash” (Live)
“Fight Fire With Fire” (Live)
“Guitar Solo” (Live)
“Am I Evil?” (Live)
“Motorbreath” (Live)
Live at MTV’s Day on the Green at Oakland Stadium, Oakland, CA – August 31, 1985
Previously Unreleased except “For Whom the Bell Tolls”
“Creeping Death” (Live)
“Ride the Lightning” (Live)
“For Whom the Bell Tolls” (Live)
MTV Day on the Green Interview with Lars and James
Danish TV
Previously Unreleased
Lars Ulrich When He Was Young (Lars’ first television interview)
Spot – Lars Ulrich
Kill ‘Em All deluxe box (4LP+5CD+DVD+Book)
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Ride The Lightning deluxe box (4LP+6CD+DVD+Book)
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While I have to applaud the abundance and wealth of material being offered, I have never been much for the multi-format set. I would prefer if it were strictly cds, frankly. Then, it would be much more reasonable and worthwhile, price-wise. I could easily see something like that running $90 or under. I would put it in the Dylan “Cutting Edge” 6-disc price range, but that has a much better book.
That said, if I’m gong to splurge on any of these, I’m going to wait for the “Master..” set.
Use the vinyls like a rapper! SCRATCH them! “…And…And…And…And Justice For All! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo! Yo!”
Best heavy rock box set packages I’ve seen since the excellent Whitesnake Box Of Snakes set. Whilst watching these vids it reminded me that I used to have both of these albums in the original release on the Music For Nations label. That was a long time ago. Wish I still had ’em!
These boxsets are getting generic. The packaging/approach is almost the same as the Led Zeppelin boxes, formulaic und uninspired. Not meant to be read negative, but just noticing.
I’ve been shopping around and the boxes are available on other sites apart from Amazon at £100 or there abouts. There are single CD versions as well which are priced around £6.99.
At £173 (will drop a bit), this is why streaming is great for the overpriced deluxe sets.
I will hang on and see if there is an SDE deal alert at some point as they are too rich for my blood.
These look great but I shelled out $40 a piece for all the 45RPM vinyl sets of their first four albums a few years ago and they sound stunning aside from bass-less AJFA. I’m getting the single disc versions and streaming the bonus content. I will re-buy AJFA on vinyl if they have corrected the bass mix though. All that being said these are really nice sets, pretty impressed with all the content.
Its nice to see Metallica given their fans their money’s worth, unlike say Oasis.
Im looking forward to these box sets !
Why do they, Led Zeppelin, and QUEEN have such thin books for these box sets?! That’s crazy. I also do not believe any of these acts when it comes to not having hours of unreleased studio material both “in process” recordings and “unreleased songs” from these projects…I ALSO think that songs should be re-recorded in new versions of the songs…
There’s no doubting these sets do offer a lot of really good content split across different physical formats in the box, very well thought out if you ask me and hopefully we’ll see more of the catalogue receiving similar treatment in the near future.
I think the prices have to come down a bit in Europe/UK though before a purchase is considered, I mean the Americans can get this for around £95 which is way better value than we are been offered in other parts of the world (around double) and considering there are reports of around 30,000 each of these sets I think it’s one of these items that will see some sort of discount sooner rather than later, and I for one will be at the front of the queue when that happens.
Nope, there’s no other way to get the extra content physically than to buy the boxes.
They will also all be available to buy digitally from the usual places and they’ll also be up on spotify (to tie in nicely with a recent topic discussed on SDE).
I really didn’t want to go back to buying new records, but I’ve made an exception for these. CD boxsets are by far my preference, I don’t like the way some sets try and force vinyl on you if you want all the music.
Having said that, these do look worth the outlay so in this case I’m more or less happy…
Nice, but aren’t there any plans for a smaller version as well? I tought that I have read that somewhere. I am not interested in an LP and also not in that book. So far only a 1 CD version is listed at amazon Germany apart the 200 Euro version.