ARTIST - METALLICA 

TITLE - " MASTER OF PUPPETS "

LABEL - MUSIC FOR NATIONS

RECORD NO. -  MFN 60

YEAR - ORIG. 1985

SLEEVE - VG

VINYL - EX

TRACK LISTING........

A1 Battery 5:10 A2 Master Of Puppets Soloist, Guitar [1st Solo] – * 8:38 A3 The Thing That Should Not Be 6:32 A4 Welcome Home (Sanitarium) 6:28 B1 Disposable Heroes 8:14 B2 Leper Messiah 5:38 B3 Orion Soloist, Bass [4th Solo] – *Soloist, Guitar [2nd Solo] – * 8:12 B4 Damage, Inc. 5:08 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Licensed From – Published By – Recorded At – Mixed At – Mastered At – Copyright (c) – Credits Arranged By – *, * Bass, Backing Vocals – Design Concept [Cover Concept] – , Drums – Engineer – Illustration [Cover] – Lead Guitar – Lyrics By – * Management – * Management [Agency Representation] – , Mastered By – Mixed By – Mixed By [Assistant] – * Photography By [Back Cover - Cliff] – Photography By [Back Cover - Lars] – * Photography By [Inner Sleeve, Back Cover - Kirk & James] – Producer – , Rhythm Guitar, Vocals – Written-By – * (tracks: A2, B3, B4), *, * (tracks: A2 to B1, B4), * Notes First pressing.
Released with a printed inner sleeve with lyrics, credits and photos. - album has no barcode
- no country on labels
- all white text on back cover

Recorded between September and December 1985 at Sweet Silence Studios, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Mixed at Amigo Studios, North Hollywood, CA.
Mastered at Sterling Sound.

Issued under license from Megaforce Records.

All lyrics © 1985 Creeping Death Music. ASCAP
℗ 1986 Music For Nations

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