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and automatic weaponry
adding in seven additional tracks that were released as independent singles
While the album marks a new frontier for Monster Magnet as their first covers record
Alaska (their second for Victory Records)
the album had an undeniable highlight in energetic opening rocker "Cast Away Your Chains
CURSE / NIGHTMARES 7/24/2003 and automatic weaponryPersonnel: J. D. Kimball (vocals); Kenny Powell (guitar, background vocals); Steve Wittig (drums); Jody Henry (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Steve Himelfarb; Bill Metoyer. Recording information: Music Grinder; Preferred Pacific; Track record. Photographer: Kevin Winter. In 1996, Metal Blade released Curse Nightmares, which contained two complete albums Curse (1986), originally released on Enigma, and Nightmares (1987), originally released on Metal