The Velvet Soldiers - Disposable Heroes (1965)

The original version of Disposable Heroes by The Velvet Soldiers from 1965, later reworked into a heavy metal classic by Metallica in 1986. Although the original was never a hit, it laid the foundations for what would become a metal masterpiece from one of the biggest bands and albums of the 80's.
Dave Mustaine has been quoted as saying that just like every other Metallica song, he actually wrote this, even though he would've only been 4 years old when the song was originally released.
*This video is satire and was created with use of AI tools. In no way was it intended to undermine the talent of the original artists.
The original version of this song was recorded by Metallica in 1986 and can be found here:
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[@PredatorWookiee]

This is... quite the trip. Now I'd like to see James cover one of their songs.

[@kolebailey5856]

This is way to good 😂

[@samanthaadams619]

This would have actually fit in as a Vietnam protest song.

[@aleksandar8225]

Wow!

[@user-rl5gq4rg1n]

the lyrics are easier to take but the original one is the best

[@C861986]

Kids aren't gonna know whats real or not soon.

[@JuliaGutbrod]

Funny. Really great 😆

[@HighRisksatx]

Holy toledo!

[@primus6677]

What did I just find lmao

[@RetroRarities1960]

I believe you've found what you never knew you were searching for.

[@marcomcfly70]

metallica is still a flower power band 😉