No Life 'til leather, we're gonna kick some ass tonight...
So says Metallica, on "Hit The Lights," the opening track of their 1982 demo No Life 'til Leather, which, after over three decades, is finally getting an official release for this year's Record Store Day.
The mighty Metallica will be releasing the 1982 demo No Life 'til Leather as a re-mastered limited edition cassette tape for Record Store Day this April. This offering will contain the original demo recordings for the seven songs that went on to make up the bulk of the thrash metal legends' first album, 1983's Kill 'Em All, including the popular "Seek & Destroy." The demo tracks were performed by the band's original line-up of James Hetfield (lead vocals and rhythm guitar), Lars Ulrich (drums); Dave Mustaine (lead guitar), who went on to form fellow Big 4 thrash band Megadeth; and Ron McGovney (bass). (For Kill 'Em All, current guitarist Kirk Hammett replaced Mustaine, while Cliff Burton, who died in 1986, stepped in as bassist).
The limited edition Record Store Day demo tape release will have a re-mastered version of the original 1982 mix, and this will be the first time the demo is being offered commercially ever.
See cassette art and track listing here [...]
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