Those who know their metal history will remember that an original member of Trauma was Cliff Burton, the now deceased bass player who would go on to taste fame with Metallica. Scratch and Scream was recorded in 1984 after Burton left the band but this reissue is appended with three tracks from '82 that do feature the star in the making: "Such a Shame," the Zeppelin-esque "We're Going Off" and the Kansas-recalling "Woman Be Gone." The bonus cuts may be indebted to the classic rock era but the band's sound had evolved for Scratch and Scream; "The Day All Hell Broke Loose" sounds like Iron Maiden, "Lay Low" tunes into the rhythm that Judas Priest favored in their hit-making days and "Warlock" boogies like Motorhead. Potential new fans shouldn't approach this one as a novelty or just a Burton collectible; Scratch and Scream has been reissued because metal heads have been demanding it for decades.