Lloyd Grant : lead guitar (solos only)
Then Lars managed to steal the name Metallica from a friend (Ron
Quintana) who was putting together a magazine and was also looking
for a name. The track 'Hit the Lights' was recorded for the compilation
album. On the original pressing of this album the bands name was
misspelled Mettallica. Due to the fact Brian Slagel (who put 'Metal
Massacre' together) wouldn't finance a re-recording of the track 'Hit the
Lights' the original demo version was used on the first pressing (By the
time the 2nd pressing of the album came out this track was re-recorded
with Dave Mustaine's solos -- also during these re-record sessions the
covers 'Killing time' by Sweet Savage and 'Let it loose' by Savage were
recorded). A few weeks later Lloyd Grant left to be replaced by a guy
called Mike and then in January 1982 by Dave Mustaine. James's flat
mate at the time Ron McGovney (after James had taught him to play)
filled in on bass. In April 82 they re-recorded four tracks:
'Hit the Lights','Mechanix','Jump in the Fire'
,'Motorbreath' this new version of 'Hit the Lights' appeared on the
second pressing of 'Metal Massacre 1' (also the recent re-release).
On May 25 Metallica played a gig at Lars' high school
(Backbay High School) managing to almost empty the hall.
On May 28 they played as a five-piece for the first time with
Jeff Parker on rhythm guitar. Parker, who went by the stage name "Damien
C. Phillips," signed his own pink slip by sneaking onstage early and
playing a goofy guitar solo. He was canned after that show.
The next
important event was in July 82 the famous 'No life til Leather' demo was
recorded. This demo was never officially released but spread like
wildfire. This demo inclued the following:
'Hit the lights','Mechanix','Motorbreath','Seek and Destroy',
'Metal Melitia''Jump in the Fire',and 'Phantom lord' and the lineup was.
Dave Mustaine : lead guitar (solos only)
One monday in August 82 a band named Trauma played the Whiskey a Go-Go
with a bassist named Cliff Burton. James and Lars were there that
night and were so amazed by his playing that they realized that this
was the bassist for Metallica.
With new guitarist Dave Mustaine on November 29 they played the
Old Waldorf in San Francisco with support from a band named EXODUS with
one Kirk Hammett on guitar, this was the first time they met.
A day later they played the last gig with Ron on bass at Mabuhay
Gardens. They soon asked Cliff Burton to join, on hearing
this Ron left the band. In Feb 1983 Lars, James and Dave all relocated
to San Francisco which is where Cliff lived. March 83 saw them of on the
road on a journey from SF to New York to play a number of dates organized
by Jonny Z of Megaforce records. During this journey Dave's drinking
problems were getting a bit out of hand. So the morning after they played
a date in Vandenburg supporting VENOM they asked Dave to leave. Meanwhile
Kirk was already on his way over by plane to replace him. They spent the
rest of April playing gigs.
In May 1983 they went into the studio to record
their first album, 'Kill 'em All,' produced by Paul Curcio. Originally
this album was to be called 'Metal up your ass'. In July 83 the album was
released and Metallica went out on the road for a two-month tour with Raven for
the 'Kill em all for One' tour (the Raven album at the time was 'All
for One'). During October-December they spent time writing new
material for the next album 'Ride the Lightning'. In Febuary 84 they
went on tour in Europe with VENOM starting in Zurich Switzerland and
covered Germany, France and Belgium and finished with the Aardshock
Festival in Zwolle, Holland. During this tour the Britsh label Music
for Nations released the 'Jump in the Fire' EP to coincide with the
tour.
After this tour they went to Copenhagen, Denmark to Record RTL
after which they went back on tour in Europe with Twisted Sister. The
album was released and the remainder of 84 and most of 85 was spent on
tour. Some of the dates included Donington 85 and the Day on the Green
Festival in San Francisco. During this tour MFN released the 'Creeping
Death' EP which included two covers namely 'Am i Evil' and 'Blitzkrieg'
originals by Diamond Head and Blitkrieg respectively. On the original pressing
Blitzkrieg was misspelled Blitzkreig. From September 85 to December 27 85
the band were in Copenhagen again recording the third album this time
with producer Flemming Rasmussen.
In early March 86 'Master of Puppets'
was released and Metallica were again on tour, this
time supporting OZZY OSBOURNE in the US. On June 26 James broke a
wrist in the infamous skateboarding accident. During the rest of the
tour James sang with his arm in a sling and John Marshall (a Metallica
roadie) stood in on guitar. On September 26 James played his first
gig on guitar again, but later that night on the way to
Copenhangen, Cliff Burton was killed when the bus driver
fell asleep throwing Cliff through the window.
Rather than giving in though, the band quickly began auditioning new bass
players. The one they chose was Jason Newsted, whose own band Flotsam +
Jetsam had recently released the album 'Doomsday for the Deceiver'.
The band soon entered the studio not to record an album but to
record an EP of covers to break in JASON. The EP was the
'$5.98 EP Garage Days Re-Revisited'. They played a few dates including
the Donington 87 festival, after which it was studio time again.
Because Flemming wasn't available they recorded two covers which
no one produced (Breadfan,The Prince).
Once Flemming was available they started work on album four at the 'One
on One' Studios in LA. Preceeding the album was the 'Harvester of Sorrow'
EP, which included the two previously mentioned covers. The album was to
feature the last ever material written by Cliff Burton (lyrics from 'To
live is to Die') and was followed by the bands first ever promo video.
'One' was released in three versions: a short 3 minute version just
featuring the band in a warehouse, a short 3 minute version featuring the
film clips and the warehouse shots and a full length version featuring the
film clips and the warehouse shots. The film footage
was from a film called 'Johnny Got His Gun.' The band soon started of on
the 'And Justice for All' tour during which a single 'Eye of the
Beholder' was released in the US and FRANCE. The tour included an full
stage set (unlike the 'Puppets' tour, which featured a backdrop and a few
white crosses) The 'Justice' setup included a statue of Lady Justice
("Doris") which exploded and collapsed (wow...) during the song '...And
Justice for All'. The tour was over two years long and
during 1990 they returned to the UK to play 4 shows without any stage set.
Following November 90, Metallica entered the studio to record the
fifth album, 'Metallica', a.k.a 'The black album.' Preceding the album was
a single 'Enter Sandman' (see discog for info).
On August 12, 1991 the album was released and went straight to No. 1.
Leading to five singles, a triple-live CD + three video package,
a double video and three years worth of touring which was only halted on
8 August 92 in Montreal when James was burned in a pyro accident.
The guys made another quick tour of the US in Summer '94, then took a year
off.
The band went into the studio (the Plant, Sausalito California) in early
February 95. They took a break in August to play Donington for the fourth
time, this time as headliners.
Fourteen of the 30 or so tracks written by the band were released in
the form of 'Load' on June 4, 1996.
The album cover for Load was designed by Andres
Serrano and is a picture of blood and semen, from a piece of art called
'Semen and Blood III' from a collection of his art called 'Body and Soul'
The guys headlined Lollapalooza in the summer of '96, part of the
reason they couldn't release all 30 tracks on a double record. A
three-month tour of Europe and a five-month tour of the states comprised
the first leg of "Poor Touring Me," which recently resumed in Australia.
Metallica played its first acoustic gig on Oct. 18, 1997, at San
Francisco's Shoreline Amphitheatre, as part of the Bridge Benefit. The gig
featured the debut of "Low Man's Lyric" and included guest appearances
from Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains and John Popper of Blues Traveler.
The remaining 13 tracks from the 'Load' sessions were
released Nov. 18 in the U.S. on the band's seventh record, 'ReLoad.' A
tour kicked off in April in Australia to support it. The guys are going to
hit Japan and possibly Europe before touring the U.S. in late summer/early
fall. See further down for dates and venues.
Demos
-----
1983 March 16 - 'Megaforce Demo'
Tracks
1. Whiplash
2. No Remorse
Line-Up
Lars Ulrich - drums
James Hetfield - vocals and rhythm guitar
Cliff Burton - bass
Dave Mustaine - lead guitar
Metallinews (was What are the band up to at themoment...)
-----------
The guys are back on the road right now, touring in support of ReLoad. The
tour is being billed as a continuation of "Poor Touring Me" and will play
outdoor venues in the U.S. from June - September. Jerry Cantrell and Days
of the New are opening. See below for dates.
James confirmed recently on MTV that "The $5.98 EP: Garage Days
Re-Revisited" will be re-released soon. He mentioned that the band was
planning on adding some tracks to the six cover songs that appeared when
it was released in 1987. No word on what those might be or when we will
see this.
There is also a Metallica movie playing overseas. The film, which is being
shown in theatres, shows about 45 minutes of footage from the Fort Worth
show in May of 1997. Video of it is circulating in the U.S., but no word
has been given about if and when it will play in theatres over here.
For up-to-the-minute Metallica news, check out the News section of the
fan club homepage or the Metallica on Tour site.
Misc
----
Metallica logo was originally designed by James. The name Metallica
was stolen by Lars from Ron Quintana who was at the time putting
together a fanzine, Metallica was one of the possible titles for the
zine.
The intro the band used live from '84-'95 is "Ecstasy of
Gold" by Ennio Morricone, from the movie "The Good, The Bad and the
Ugly."
Band Profiles
--------------
Lars Ulrich - Born 26 Dec 63, Copenhagen,Denmark
Previous Bands : none
Marital status : married Skylar in Jan. 97
He drives a Porsche, Chevy Blazer and a
Range Rover
James Hetfield - Born 3 Aug 63, Los Angeles, California
Previous bands : Obsession, Leather Charm
Marital status : married in Aug. 97
He drives a Chevy Blazer and a Dodge Ram Pick-Up.
He was brought up in a strict Christian Science house hold, his older
brother Dave Hetfield had guitars in their garage which he used to
play about on. His mother tried to get him more interested in
classical
music, and even paid for 2 years worth of piano training...
Whilst not in MetallicA he enjoys hunting and beer....
Cliff Burton - Born 10 Feb 62
Died 27 Sept 86
Previous bands : Trauma, EZ Street, A.D. 2 million
Cliff's ashes were spread at various points around
the Bay area, including the Maxwell Ranch House area.
Kirk Lee Hammett - 18 Nov 62 Born San fransisco, California
Previous bands : Exodus
Marital status : divorced
He owns a Porsche, LandCruiser and a mountain
bike.
Jason Curtis Newsted - 4 Mar 63 Born Battlecreek, Michigan
Previous bands : Flotsam + Jetsam
Marital status : divorced
He has a 1967 Ford Mustang and a LandCruiser
Discography of Essential Official Releases
------------------------------------------
I have elimated this section, since it was basically an abridged version
of the full discog. For a copy of the latest version, see below.
Other Stuff
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These are tracks that Metallica have recorded in the
past but aren't officially available
The Mechanix written by Hetfield,Ulrich,Mustaine
(this is basically the original version of 4 Horsemen, it has
different
lyrics and as well as being played slightly differently didn't
include
the 'Time has taken its toll on you...' part. A version of Mechanix
was
was recorded by MegaDeth on their first album 'Killing is my
business')
When Hell Freezes Over written by Hetfield,Ulrich,Burton
(This was the original demo title for "The Call of Ktulu")
Let It Loose written by Bradley,Dawson (Savage)
Sucking My Love written by Diamond Head
Promo Vids
----------
One (Short Version)
One (Long Version)
One (Long Version but with no shots from JGHG)
Enter Sandman
Sad But True
Unforgiven (Normal Version)
Unforgiven (Extended Version...Extra 6 minutes...)
Nothing Else Matters
Wherever I May roam
Whiplash (Live from Live Shit)
For Whom the Bell Tolls (Live from Live Shit)
Welcome home(Sanitarium) (Live from Live Shit)
Until it sleeps
Hero of the Day
Hero of the Day (live version from Barcelona -- used on British TV
Top of the Pops)
King Nothing
Mama Said (film clip)
Mama Said (studio - Jaymz live)
Videos
------
'Cliff em all' - A collection of bootlegs and TV recordings from the
Cliff era.
'Two of One' - Two versions of the one video
'A year and a half in the life of Metallica' - A documentery style
video
covering the making of the MetallicA album
'A year and a half in the life of Metallica...Continued' - Another
documentery video this time covering the first third of the tour
that
followed the album
'Outrageous video' Only available in the Metalli-Can
contains So-What,Helpless,Am i Evil recorded live
at Birmingham NEC 91 and Wembley London 91
'Live Shit Binge and Purge' #1 Available only as part of this box set it
features a gig recorded Seattle 29/30 Aug 1989
'Live Shit Binge and Purge' #2 Available only as part of this box set it
features a gig recorded San Diego 13/14 Jan 1992
'Hero Of The Day' video single w/ HotD and Until It Sleeps
Tour Dates
- * denotes that the show exists on audio
- @ denotes that the show exists on video
- NOTE: for a gig to exist on video it must be possible
for a fan to get
hold of them,
- this would therefore rule out all the vids in
Metallica's own private archives
- + denotes that the show was a secret gig
- (pro) after a date denotes that professionally-filmed video footage
exists of the show
- (sbd) after a date denotes that soundboard audio exists from the
show
03/14/82 - Anaheim, CA; Radio City
03/26/82 - Anaheim, CA; The Woodstock
03/27/82 - Hollywood, CA; Whisky A Go-Go
04/23/82 - Costa Mesa, CA; The Concert Factory
05/25/82 - Costa Mesa, CA; Backbay High School
05/28/82 - Costa Mesa, CA; The Concert Factory
06/10/82 - Costa Mesa, CA; The Concert Factory
06/25/82 - Costa Mesa, CA; The Concert Factory
06/26/82 - Costa Mesa, CA; The Concert Factory
07/03/82 - Costa Mesa, CA; The Concert Factory
07/05/82 - Hollywood, CA; The Troubador
07/15/82 - Hunnington Beach CA; Someone's Party
07/31/82 - Dana Point CA; Someone's Party
08/02/82 - Hollywood, CA; The Troubador
08/04/82 - Hollywood, CA; Whisky A Go-Go * (sbd)
08/07/82 - Long Beach, CA; Bruin Den
08/18/82 - Hollywood, CA; The Troubador
08/20/82 - Anaheim, CA; The Woodstock
08/27/82 - Hollywood, CA; Whisky A Go-Go
08/29/82 - North Hollywood, CA; H.J.'s
09/18/82 - San Francisco, CA; The Stone *
10/01/82 - Anaheim, CA; The Woodstock
10/18/82 - San Francisco, CA; Old Waldorf * (sbd)
10/22/82 - Anaheim, CA; The Woodstock
10/23/82 - Fullerton, CA; Billy Barty's Roller Rink
11/11/82 - Anaheim, CA; The Woodstock (supporting Y&T)
11/25/82 - Hollywood, CA; The Troubador
11/29/82 - San Francisco, CA; Old Waldorf *
11/30/82 - San Francisco, CA; Mabuhay Gardens (last McGovney)
03/05/83 - San Francisco, CA; The Stone (1st Cliff) *
03/19/83 - San Francisco, CA; The Stone * @ (pro)
04/08/83 - Staten Island, NY; Paramount Theater *
04/09/83 - Brooklyn, NY; L'Amours (last Mustaine-complete) *
04/16/83 - Dover, New Jersey; First Kirk
04/22/83 - Staten Island, NY; Paramount Theater *
04/24/83 - Staten Island, NY; Paramount Theater *
Kill 'em All for One tour
07/27/83 - New Brunswick, NJ
07/28/83 - Bridgeport, CT
07/29/83 - Yonkers, NY *
07/30/83 - Boston, MA
07/31/83 - Boston, MA
08/02/83 - Jamestown, NY
08/03/83 - Buffalo, NY
08/04/83 - Rochester, NY
08/05/83 - Elmhurst, NY; L'Amour East *
08/06/83 - Brooklyn, NY; L'Amours *
08/07/83 - Long Island, NY
08/08/83 - Morganville, NJ
08/09/83 - Baltimore, MD
08/10/83 - Baltimore, MD *
08/12/83 - Chicago, IL * (seen on Cliff 'em All)
08/13/83 - Milwaukee, WI
08/16/83 - Bald Knob, AR
08/17/83 - Pine Bluff, AR
08/18/83 - Texarcana, TX
08/19/83 - Russelville, AR
08/20/83 - Roland, OK
08/22/83 - Tyler, TX
08/24/83 - Austin, TX
08/25/83 - San Antonio, TX
08/26/83 - Odessa, TX
08/27/83 - Port Alis, NM
08/28/83 - Las Cruces, NM *
08/30/83 - Reseda, CA; Country Club *
09/01/83 - Palo Alto, CA; Keystone
09/02/83 - Berkeley, CA; Keystone *
09/03/83 - San Francisco, CA; The Stone *
end Kill 'em All for One tour
10/31/83 - Palo Alto, CA; Keystone
11/04/83 - Reseda, CA; Country Club *
11/07/83 - San Francisco, CA; The Stone *
11/24/83 - Palo Alto, CA; Keystone
11/25/83 - Berkeley, CA; The Keystone *
11/26/83 - San Francisco, CA; The Stone *
12/15/83 - Chicago, IL; Chicago Pavilion *
12/18/83 - Cleveland, OH; Agora Ballroom *
12/30/83 - Aberdeen, NJ; Fountain Casino *
12/31/83 - Mount Vernon, NY; Left Bank *
01/21/84 - Valley Stream, NY; Rio Theater *
01/22/84 - Boston, MA; Channel *
01/25/84 - Palo Alto, CA; Keystone *
02/03/84 - Zurich, Switzerland; Volkhaus
02/05/84 - Milan, Italy; Teatro Tenda *
02/07/84 - Nuremburg, Germany; Hemmerleinhalle *
02/09/84 - Paris, France; Espace Ballard * (sbd)
02/11/84 - Zwolle, Holland; Aardshock Festival *
02/12/84 - Poperinge, Belgium; Maecke Blyde *
03/27/84 - London, England; Marquee *
04/08/84 - London, England; Marquee *
06/06/84 - Leiden, Holland; Stadgehoorzaal *
06/07/84 - Frankfurt, Germany; Volksildungsheim *
06/08/84 - Oldenzall, Holland; Jumbo *
06/09/84 - Zwaagwesteinde, Holland; Evenementhenhal *
06/10/84 - Poperinge, Belgium; Heavy Sound Festival *
07/20/84 - San Francisco, CA; Mabuhay Gardens *
08/03/84 - New York, NY; Roseland Ballroom *
08/29/84 - Paris, France; Breaking Sound Festival *
Ride the Lightning tour
11/16/84 - Rouen, France; Exosept
11/17/84 - Poperinge, Belgium; Maecke Blyde * @ (backstage footage
only - no gig footage)
11/18/84 - Paris, France; Espace Ballard *
11/20/84 - Lyon, France; Palais D'Hiver *
11/21/84 - Marseilles, France; Stadium *
11/22/84 - Toulouse, France; Le Riff
11/23/84 - Bordeux, France; Grand Parc *
11/24/84 - Montpelier, France; Grand Odeon
11/25/84 - Nice, France; Theatre de Verdue *
11/27/84 - Milan, Italy; Palas Giovani *
11/30/84 - Zurich, Switzerland; Volkshaus *
12/01/84 - Mainz, Germany; Elzerhof *
12/02/84 - Nuremburg, Germany; Hemmerleinhalle *
12/03/84 - Mannheim, Germany; Kulturhaus *
12/04/84 - Sindelfingern, Germany; Ausstellungshalle *
12/05/84 - Koln, Germany; Stadthalle *
12/07/84 - Amsterdam, Holland; Paradiso *
12/08/84 - Osnabruck, Germany; Halle Gartlage *
12/09/84 - Hamburg, Germany; Markthalle *
12/11/84 - Copenhagen, Denmark; Saga *
12/12/84 - Stockholm, Sweden; Gotalejon *
12/14/84 - Lieto, Finland; Travashovi *
12/15/84 - Kaavi, Finland; Iioharjn
12/16/84 - Helsinki, Finland; House of Culture *
12/20/84 - London, England; Lyceum * (sbd)
01/11/85 - Scotia, NY; Skyway Club *
01/13/85 - Baltimore, MD; Coast to Coast *
01/15/85 - Montreal, Canada; Spectrum *
01/16/85 - Montreal, Canada; Spectrum *
01/18/85 - Ottawa, Canada; Civic Center *
01/19/85 - Toronto, Canada; Concert Hall *
01/20/85 - Buffalo, NY; Salty Dog *
01/25/85 - Brooklyn, NY; L'Amours *
01/26/85 - Brooklyn, NY; L'Amours *
01/27/85 - Brooklyn, NY; L'Amours *
01/28/85 - Columbus, OH; Newport Music Hall *
01/29/85 - Cincinnati, OH; Riverside Saloon *
01/30/85 - Indianapolis, IN; Sherwood Country Club *
02/01/85 - Royal Oak, MI; Music Theater *
02/05/85 - Madison, WI; Headliner's Pub *
02/06/85 - Minneapolis, MN; First Avenue *
02/07/85 - Cleveland, OH; Variety Theater *
02/09/85 - Chicago, IL; Aragon Ballroom *
03/03/85 - Albuquerque, NM; Grand Central Station *
03/06/85 - San Francisco, CA; The Stone *
03/09/85 - San Diego, CA; State University *
03/10/85 - San Francisco, CA; Hollywood Palladium *
03/13/85 - Palo Alto, CA; Keystone
03/14/85 - San Francisco, CA; Kabuki Theater *
03/15/85 - San Francisco, CA; Kabuki Theater *
03/17/85 - Seattle, WA; Moore Theater *
03/18/85 - Vancouver, Canada; Vancouver Theater *
03/19/85 - Portland, OR; Starry Night Club
end Ride the Lightning tour
08/13/85 - Birmingham, England
08/17/85 - Donington Park, England *
08/24/85 - San Francisco, CA; Ruthies Inn * +
08/31/85 - Oakland, CA; Day on the Green Festival * (seen on Cliff 'em
All)
09/14/85 - Metal Hammer Festival: Rhein, Germany * @ (pro) (sbd)
12/29/85 - Sacramento, CA; Memorial Auditorium *
12/31/85 - San Francisco, CA; Civic Center *
02/11/86 - Dynamo Jam, (Metallica/Anthrax jam session) * @ +
tour with Ozzy Osbourne
03/27/86 - Wichita, KS; Kansas Coliseum *
03/28/86 - Oklanhoma City, OK; Fairgrounds Arena *
04/01/86 - Kansas City, MO; Kemper Arena *
04/02/86 - St Louis, MO; Kiel Center *
04/04/86 - Detroit, Michigan; Joe Louis Arena * @
04/05/86 - Chicago, IL; Chicago Pavilion *
04/06/86 - Milawaukee, WI; Mecca Arena *
04/08/86 - Indianapolis, IN; Market Square Arena *
04/09/86 - Cleveland, OH; Richfield Coliseum *
04/10/86 - Erie, PA; Civic Center
04/12/86 - Johnstown, PA; War Memorial
04/13/86 - Syracuse, NY; War Memorial *
04/14/86 - Rochester, NY; War Memorial *
04/16/86 - Landover, MD; Capital Centre *
04/17/86 - Binghamton, NY; Broome County Arena *
04/18/86 - Bethlehem, PA; Stabler Arena
04/20/86 - Philadelphia, PA; The Spectrum *
04/21/86 - East Rutherford, NJ; Brendan Byrne Arena *
04/23/86 - Providence, RI; Civic Center
04/24/86 - New Haven, CT; Coliseum *
04/25/86 - Worcester, MA; Centrum @
04/27/86 - Glenns Falls, NY; Civic Center *
04/28/86 - Long Island, NY; Nassau Coliseum * @
05/02/86 - Charlotte, NC; Coliseum
05/03/86 - Johnson City, TN; Freedom Hall *
05/04/86 - Memphis, TN; Mid-South Coliseum
05/06/86 - New Orleans, LA; Lakefront Arena
05/08/86 - Austin, TX; Erwin Events Center
05/09/86 - Houston, TX; The Summitt
05/10/86 - Fort Worth, TX; Tarrant County Coliseum
05/12/86 - El Paso, TX; Coliseum * (sbd)
05/13/86 - Albuquerque, NM; Tingley Coliseum *
05/15/86 - Denver, CO; McNichols Arena
05/17/86 - Salt Lake City, UT; Salt Palace Arena
05/19/86 - Tucson, AZ; Community Center Arena
05/20/86 - Phoenix, AZ; Coliseum
05/23/86 - Tulsa, OK; Cain's Ballroom
05/25/86 - Chicago, IL; Aragon Ballroom *
05/26/86 - Des Moines, IA; Iowa State Fair *
05/28/86 - Minneapolis, MN; Orpheum Theater *
05/29/86 - Eau Claire, WI; Old Mill Expo
05/30/86 - Davenport, IA; Coliseum Ballroom * (sbd)
05/31/86 - Decatur, IL; Civic Arena
06/01/86 - Omaha, NE; Peony Park
06/03/86 - Dallas, TX; Bronco Bowl
06/04/86 - Corpus Christi, TX; Coliseum
06/05/86 - McAllen, TX; Villa Real
06/06/86 - San Antonio, TX; Majestic Center
06/07/86 - Odessa, TX; Ector County Coliseum
06/10/86 - San Diego, CA; Sports Arena *
06/11/86 - Las Vegas, NV; Thomas and Mack Center
06/13/86 - Long Beach, CA; Long Beach Arena *
06/14/86 - Long Beach, CA; Long Beach Arena *
06/15/86 - Long Beach, CA; Long Beach Arena *
06/16/86 - San Francisco, CA; Cow Palace *
06/17/86 - San Francisco, CA; Cow Palace *
06/18/86 - Sacramento, CA; California Expo Amphitheatre
06/22/86 - Seattle, WA; Coliseum
07/05/86 - Wvaskyla, Finland; Saapasjalka *
07/06/86 - Copenhagen, Denmark; Roskilde Festival * @
07/11/86 - Green Bay, WI; Brown County Arena
07/13/86 - Hoffman Estates, IL; Poplar Creek *
07/15/86 - Peoria, IL; Civic Center
07/16/86 - Fort Wayne, IN; Fort Wayne Coliseum *
07/17/86 - Columbus, OH; Ohio Center
07/19/86 - Battlecreek, MI; Wendler Arena
07/20/86 - Saginaw, MI
07/21/86 - Clarkston, MI; Pineknob Music Theater *
07/24/86 - Cincinnati, OH; Riverbend
07/25/86 - Louisville, KY; Kentucky Fairgrounds Stadium
07/26/86 - Evansville, IN
John Marshall plays rhythm guitar 7/27 to 9/25
07/27/86 - Nashville, TN; Municipal Auditorium
07/29/86 - Chattanooga, TN; UTC Arena
07/30/86 - Knoxville, TN; Civic Coliseum *
08/01/86 - Charleston, WV; Civic Center
08/02/86 - Columbia, MD; Merriweather Post Pavilion *
08/03/86 - Hampton, VA; Coliseum (last Cliff in US) *
end Ozzy tour
Damage Inc. tour
09/10/86 - Cardiff, England; St. David's Hall *
09/11/86 - Bradford, England; St. George's Hall *
