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Black Glossy Cd Box, On The Front In Gold Foil "Metallica So What Limited Edition, Backcover Black No Print. Track #1 - Unforgiven B-Side Track # - 6 1/2 Anniversary EP (Live In Seattle) Track # Whiplash EP Track # One International 12" Single Track .

Jul 03,  · So What! Magazine Gifts Sale Clearance On our way Hiding You will pay Dying One thousand deaths Searching Seek and destroy Searching Seek and destroy Searching Seek and destroy Searching Seek and destroy There is no escape and that's for sure This is the end, we won't take any more Say goodbye to the world you live in You've always been.

" Seek & Destroy " is a song by the American heavy metal band Metallica and ninth track from their debut studio album, Kill 'Em All. It was also featured on the demo No Life 'Til Leather. It was the first song the band recorded in a tesehumetite.lempoeschenynecmemescompcapsoftswerook.co: Thrash metal.

"Seek & Destroy" is the ninth track on Metallica 's album Kill ‘Em All. It was written by James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. The song has been frequently played in .

Mar 12,  · “Seek & Destroy” was written by Metallica’s co-founders James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich. And according to Ulrich, it was influenced by another heavy-metal song named “Dead Reckoning” by a band called Diamond Head. “Seek & Destroy” has been heavily utilized by athletes in a wide range of professional sports.

The ninth track in Metallica’s Kill ‘Em All album. The song represents someone looking for victims, hence “Seek & Destroy.” The song represents someone looking for victims, hence “Seek.

Caleb from Lansing, Singapore This song is arguably one of the best Metallica songs of all time; Matt from Houston, Tx Definately in my top 5 in metallica songs. hall of fame this year! Av8rdav from Petaluma, Ca Leonard Haze of Y&T is wearing a Seek and Destroy shirt in the picture of him on the In Rock We Trust recording.

The song was famously covered by Metallica and released as a B-side to the "Sad but True" single and later included on the Garage Inc. album; it is also a bonus track on the Asian version of Metallica. "So What?" would go on to become an in-concert standard for the band.