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Some of the guitar and bass solos on this song were taken from the original demo of "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" The title is in reference to the cosmic or space-like sounds heard during the transitional point of the song. "Orion" was the third instrumental Metallica recorded, the first being "(Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth" from Kill 'Em All and the second being "The Call of Ktulu" from Ride the Lightning. Metallica demonstrated their progression as songwriters and musicians by using multiple guitar/bass harmony parts and many stylistic changes throughout both the song and Master of Puppets as a whole. Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell played parts of "Orion" in a memorial for Cliff Burton shortly after his death. The song fades in with a heavily distorted bassline, joined by a fade-in of the drums 24 seconds in, and guitars that start at about 57 seconds. The song then jumps into one of its signature riffs with an occasional, highly distorted bass fill (namely at 1:42). A guitar solo is layered over the original riff. At the 3:59 mark, the signature bass solo is played with a chorus pedal. The song's namesake "spacey" sounds are heard during this point. After several harmonizing guitar solos, carried along by Burton's bass, at 6:35 a complex and heavily distorted bass solo is played, which is a prime example of Burton's lead bass playing style. After the solo, a fast paced guitar riff is played, and the song settles back into one of its original riffs and finally fades out. (Although the liner notes state that the second solo is played by Hetfield and the fourth by Burton, it is clear that the third solo is played by Burton, while the fourth and final solo is played by Hammett). The album version of the song was played at Cliff Burton's cremation, as it was largely his composition. This song is widely considered the greatest composition of Cliff Burton's career. It was also one of Burton's favorite songs, second to "Master of Puppets." Metallica has played parts of "Orion" live throughout their history, but now started to play the whole song. Covers and other uses * This song was covered by the band Mastodon for Kerrang!'s Master of Puppets: Remastered. * Rodrigo Y Gabriela play a version of Orion during their live shows, which also features on their second studio album, Rodrigo Y Gabriela. * In 2003, the song was featured on The DC Video (a skateboarding movie by DC Shoes) while Danny Way broke two world records on his megaramp. It is also featured at the beginning of the movie when the skaters are introduced. * This song was also played live by the progressive metal band Dream Theater during a live show in Barcelona, Spain, New York City and The Netherlands (As was the entire Master of Puppets album). * The song is also featured in the Quiksilver surf video "Circle One" - set to video of Kelly Slater. * The song is one of three Metallica songs featured in the HBO do#@!&entary Paradise Lost. * The song was sampled by DJ Shadow for the song "The Number Song" on his Endtroducing..... album. Rest In Peace Clifford Lee Burton.