Metallica - Kill Em All Bass Guitar Tab Book

Metallica - Kill Em All Bass Guitar Tab Book 📚

Unleash the Power of Metallica's "Kill 'Em All" on Your Bass Guitar with Tab & Lyrics!🤘

Prepare to dive into the heart of heavy metal with the Metallica - Kill 'Em All Bass Guitar Tab Book. This book is your ticket to mastering the iconic bass lines of Metallica's debut album. With complete transcriptions of every track, including classics like "The Four Horsemen," "Seek And Destroy," and "Jump In The Fire," you'll be able to replicate the thunderous sound that defined an era of metal.

With 64 pages of meticulously notated bass tabs, this book is your key to unlocking the raw energy and aggressive rhythms that made Metallica legends in the world of metal. Whether you're a seasoned bassist looking to perfect your technique or an aspiring metal musician eager to learn from the best, this tab book is your ultimate guide.

Don't miss the chance to channel the intensity of Metallica's "Kill 'Em All" through your bass guitar. 🤘

Song Titles Include:

• Am I Evil?
• (Anesthesia) - Pulling Teeth
• Blitzkrieg
• The Four Horsemen
• Hit The Lights
• Jump In The Fire
• Metal Militia
• Motorbreath
• No Remorse
• Phantom Lord

Metallica Fact-  When Metallica released their groundbreaking debut album, "Kill 'Em All," in 1983, it marked a pivotal moment in the history of heavy metal music. However, what some fans might not know is that the album almost had a different, somewhat comical title.

Before settling on "Kill 'Em All," the band was considering naming the album "Metal Up Your *ss." They even created a cover design featuring a hand emerging from a toilet holding a dagger. However, their record label at the time, Megaforce Records, expressed concerns that the title and artwork might not sit well with radio stations and retailers. In response to the label's concerns, Metallica decided to change the title and artwork, ultimately giving us the iconic "Kill 'Em All" album we know today. While the title may have changed, the album's impact on the world of heavy metal music remains legendary.