Spastik Children
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Spastik Children was founded by Fred Cotton, James McDaniel and Rich "Jumbo" Sielert (of Pillage Sunday). Sielert, the drummer, was later replaced by Metallica's James Hetfield. Cliff Burton, Kirk Hammett and later Jason Newsted were also band members. "Big" Jim Martin, of Faith No More and a friend of Hetfield and Burton, appeared on some occasions. Spastik Children allowed the members of Metallica to have fun and explore a less serious side of their musical talents. The band performed only in clubs and bars in Northern California. Their music was a raw punk style, generally performed with little or no rehearsal.
[edit] Known members
- James Hetfield - drums, vocals (singer & rhythm guitarist in Metallica)
- Cliff Burton - guitar, vocals (late bass player in Metallica)
- Kirk Hammett - bass (lead guitarist in Metallica, formerly part of Exodus)
- Jason Newsted - guitar, vocals (Flotsam and Jetsam bassist and Burton's replacement in Metallica)
- Paul Baloff - vocals (original singer in Exodus, later in Piranha)
- Gary Holt - guitar (guitarist in Exodus)
- Jim Martin - bass, vocals (former lead guitarist in Faith No More)
- Doug Piercy - guitar (guitarist for Heathen)
- Jose Valdes - Rhythm guitar
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