3× Platinum by the RIAA (3 million copies in the US). Budget: Approximately $15,000. Formation and Personnel
| | Date | Units | |------------------|----------|-----------| | RIAA (US) – Gold | 1986 | 500,000 | | RIAA – Platinum | 1987 | 1,000,000 | | RIAA – 3× Platinum | 1997 | 3,000,000 | | BPI (UK) – Gold | 1987 | 100,000 | | MC (Canada) – Platinum | 1988 | 100,000 |
(A bass solo by Cliff Burton) Whiplash Phantom Lord No Remorse Seek & Destroy Metal Militia Legacy and Influence kill em all wiki
| | Title | Length | Notes | |-------|-----------|------------|------------| | 1 | Hit the Lights | 4:17 | First song written by Metallica (1981) | | 2 | The Four Horsemen | 7:13 | Co-writer: Dave Mustaine | | 3 | Motorbreath | 3:08 | Sole writing credit: James Hetfield | | 4 | Jump in the Fire | 4:41 | Co-writer: Mustaine | | 5 | (Anesthesia) – Pulling Teeth | 4:14 | Bass solo written and performed by Cliff Burton | | 6 | Whiplash | 4:09 | Fan-favorite, about touring and moshing | | 7 | Phantom Lord | 5:01 | Co-writer: Mustaine | | 8 | No Remorse | 6:24 | Features early double-bass drumming | | 9 | Seek & Destroy | 6:55 | Most famous track; based on a riff by Hetfield | | 10 | Metal Militia | 5:11 | Co-writer: Mustaine |
May 10–27, 1983, at Music America Studios, Rochester, New York. 3× Platinum by the RIAA (3 million copies in the US)
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Notable songs from the album include "The Four Horsemen," which showcases the band's ability to craft epic, lengthy metal songs, and "Whiplash," a high-energy track with a driving rhythm and aggressive vocals.