Although the Misfits' popularity did not extend beyond the underground punk scene during their six years of activity, public interest in the band increased in the years following their breakup. The success of Danzig's post-Misfits' work led to interest in his past work, and several high-profile rock bands professed fondness for the Misfits. Most notably, Metallica covered the Misfits songs "Last Caress" and "Green Hell" on "The $5.98 E.P. - Garage Days Re-Revisited" (1987), and Guns N' Roses covered "Attitude" on ""The Spaghetti Incident?"" (1993). Several albums of reissued and previously unreleased Misfits material were issued between 1985 and 1987, the first being the compilation album "Legacy of Brutality" (1985) which included many of the songs from the unreleased "Static Age" album. Danzig overdubbed many of the album's instrument tracks to avoid having to pay royalties to the other former band members. "Misfits", more commonly referred to as "Collection I", followed in 1986. The "Evilive" EP was reissued as a full album in 1987 with five additional tracks.