"Let Them Eat Metal" by The Rods makes a thunderous statement on a 12" Vinyl LP Album, accompanied by a provocative cover that led to its banning on eBay. The Rods, known for their energetic heavy metal sound, present this album as a testament to their musical prowess. The banned cover adds an intriguing layer to the album's narrative, making it a sought-after gem for collectors. "Let Them Eat Metal" solidifies The Rods' place in the metal landscape, both for their music and the controversial cover that sparked attention and discussion. This album includes the original custom inner sleeve with album details, complete lyrics of all songs by and artwork/photos.
Let Them Eat Metal is the debut studio album by American heavy metal band The Rods. It was released in 1984 and was produced by Gene Simmons. Let Them Eat Metal was a commercial success, reaching number 125 on the Billboard 200 chart in the United States. The album was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
"Let Them Eat Metal" by The Rods was banned on eBay due to its provocative album cover, which was deemed to be too erotic by the platform's content guidelines.
Heavy Metal
RoadrunneR RR 9833
Record Format: 12" Vinyl Stereo Gramophone Record
Total Album (Cover+Record) weight: 230 gram
1984 Made in Holland
Produced by THE RODS
Engineered by: Chris "Dr. Metal" Bubacz
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Mastered by: George Marino. Sterling Sound, New York City
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Additional Engineering: Armand John Petri
Recorded at: Music America. Pyramid Sound (Jan.-Mar. '84)
Implements of Percussive Holocaust: Al Caskey
THE RABID CREW:
Live Sound Engineer: George "Trouble" Baroody
Stage Mgr./Guit. Tech: Gary "Hollywood" Dallaire
Road Manager: Bob Brown
Lighting Director: Billy Beck
Drum Tech.: Al Caskey
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The Rods’ Let Them Eat Metal roars into the heavy metal scene with raw power and rebellious energy. Released in 1984 under Roadrunner Records, this iconic album is infamous for its provocative cover, which caused a stir and was banned on eBay. Packed with electrifying tracks, it showcases the band’s unapologetic attitude, solidifying their place in metal history as both musical pioneers and provocateurs.
Learn more on Let Them Eat MetalThe Rods’ Wild Dogs captures the raw intensity of 1982’s heavy metal scene, blending hard rock power with rebellious spirit. Featuring David “Rock” Feinstein’s fiery guitar work and gritty vocals, this album delivers anthems like ‘Hurricane’ and the title track ‘Wild Dogs.’ Its fierce energy and iconic cover art depicting a pack of wild dogs solidify its status as a timeless metal classic.
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