found this for when Nevermore covered Ride the Lightning:
"Nevermore: The River Dragon has Come, This Sacrament, The Heart Collector, Narcosynthesis, Ophidian / Beyond Within, Engines of Hate, Sound of Silence (Simon and Garfunkel), Enemies of Reality (Testament cover), Dead Heart in a Dead World, Ride the Lightning (Metallica).
The Seattle outfit Nevermore are a band that I've been keen to see again since they played as part of the 'Metal Odyssey' at the Astoria in April 200. On the festival stage they were rather hampered by a poor sound and singer Warrel Dane's exhortations to the crowd to first of all start a violent mosh-pit, and later on to invade the stage, seemed rather pathetic and out of place at what had been a good natured and friendly festival.
The set list concentrated very much on material from their latest album 'Dead Heart In A Dead World' and their version of 'Sound of Silence' would have had hard-core Simon and Garfunkel fans running for the hills. They also threw in two aggressive covers of Testament and Metallica, revealing their thrash roots, and finished with thirty or forty members of the audience around them on the stage. A good band, but in this mood, really not my thing."
http://www.elrose.co.uk/Interviews___Gigs/bang_your_head_festival_2002.html
It's funny that the guy thought that Enemies was a Testament cover.