METALLICA FAN listens to MEGADETH for the FIRST TIME!
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- MEGADETH?!? REALLY MERC?!?
YES....kinda
(loses metallica subs, gains Megadeth subs)
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This just felt appropriate.
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Should have music prepared for the weekend.
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I never did get the Metallica Vs Megadeth thing. Best thing that ever happened to Dave was getting kicked out of Metallica. Now we have both of them
We could’ve had both of them together tho so I genuinely don’t get it, Metallicas first album is a good showing of that.
@@Diversagon disagree
Well, mustaine was really pissed.
Especially, when he heard his stuff on Kill 'em all.
So, i guess dave started the metallica vs megadeth thing, since he wanted megadeth to be better than metallica.
With the sole purpose, to destroy metallica.
im gonna start it....
megadeth sucks dave mustaine voice sound like a cat being strangled
@@RandomPerson-ui3xv The same thing could be said for Metallica and be justified by a plebian like you.
Growing up I was a huge Metallica fan. Once I gave Megadeth a chance way later in life I felt like I totally missed out. The energy in Peace Sells and Holy Wars is something else
Literally same
Ain't that the truth- going back and listening to Peace Sells 25 years after it came out was like watching a magic act on stage that could spontaneously combust, but then remembering it's just a video recording. I would've loved to have grown up during Megadeth's heyday and witnessed that true danger they brought to their act night in and night out.
Yessss.. absolutely true
I'm just gonna say it. Both Metallica and Megadeth are legends.
You don’t have to say it, we already know.
Facts
NO WAY!! ARE YOU SERIOUS?! 🤯🤯
Wait. Are we SUPPOSED to hate one or the other???? 'Cause that's steady tarded. Who DOESN"T appreciate both?
@@swanofnutella4734 That’s what I’m sayin, megadeth and metallica are both amazing bands. Ppl need to stop fighting over them and just enjoy their talent
good mourning/black friday is such a perfect song choice, chris poland’s lead work in this song is phenomenal. hope to see more megadeth on your channel
But bro it’s Thursday
@@Bluntula not where i live :)
I know this is such a good song
My words exactly- though i say his intro in bad omen and lead breaks/ solos in the title track is more to my liking
"Metallica doesn't have lead guitar like that"
Well, they could have
Nah mustaine’s leads were super sloppy. Ow chris poland or Marty friedman in metallica? Give me that!
Bro u know thats not Daves leads, he kinda sucks at them
That's Chris Poland. I personally prefer his sound to Marty's and I think he was only kicked out because he kept borrowing Dave's gear and trashing it. Dave's leads are sloppy, have no feel and are easily forgettable
Mustaine solos are cool as fuck . State of mercury touched on it a few times on this video that not perfect is refreshing and he kinda liked it and that's Def from listening to Kirks wah and various effects that makes his sound overly clean and hides any and all tiny mistakes .
It's like a kids fav candy being grape laffy taffy and when they try an actual grape they spit it out . Kirk sounds artificial . he's a barely a step above a glam metal guitarist .
Poland and Friedman are not as bad but kinda the same . if you take away the mustaine backing riff they solo on they sound kinda fruity
@@ronpaul1082 whatever dude your opinion, but kirk, poland and friedman can eat mustaine alive when it comes to soloing. His riffs are awesome but solos, a big NAH
Some of my fav Megadeth deep cuts (one per album):
- Looking Down the Cross
- Good Mourning / Black Friday
- Five Magics
- Ashes In Your Mouth
- Vortex
- Dread and the Fugitive Mind
- Kick the Chair
- Burnt Ice
- The Right To Go Insane
I'm 100% sure you'd love ALL of these
You could've listened to more albums but if you do, don't listen to Risk. This album is like having mostly good notes and having a really bad note drag you down
Man, you gotta listen to SFSGSW. Good album. Terrible production though. So many good deep cut tracks, especially Hook in Mouth, Set the World Afire, and Mary Jane. Just make sure you listen to the original recording
I'm not a huge fan of Killing is my Business but I've got to agree about Looking Down the Cross... That song is fucking killer. Shame they will likely never perform it live again.
Yes, Five Magics is absolutely one of my favorite Megadeth songs in genere
Nice list, add Mary Jane from SFSGSW :D
Looking down the cross, Five Magics, Holy Wars, ashes in your mouth and Mary Jane are probably my top 5
1986 was a great year for metal. 🤘
The year I wan born
Yeah, death of Cliff Burton was surely the best thing… 😕
@@nairamdiam I prefer to be thankful that he gave us Master of Puppets while he was here. 🤘
@@m2pmd70 true, like glass of water that is halfly full than halfly empty
Among the living, Peace Sells, Master of Puppets and Somewhere in Time. What a year that was.
Dave's voice is very much an acquired taste, but Megadeth was responsible for some of the absolute best thrash metal of all time. Rust in Peace is right up there with Master of Puppets, and Peace Sells is fantastic also. Megadeth has also had some absolutely stellar musicians over the years. Enjoy your journey through Megadeth's music, you're in for a real treat!
Dave has put stellar bands together with out of this world musicians to compliment his playing. R.I.P. Nick Menza🤘🏼
@@michaelolvera7490 not a fuckin chance
@@michaelolvera7490 KIMB is so underrated its unbelievable
Wake up dead has the greatest thrash riff breakdown of all time
There's a couple breakdowns , the one leading into the solo ? Or Dave's ride the lightning riff towards the beginning of the song ?
@@ronpaul1082 the one towards the beginning after the first solo
2 of the best riffs ever made in one song.
My last words is my favorite from the album
Dave's riffs are sometimes just as hard as solo parts. His Riffs are amazing...
His spider chords are no joke. Watching him play them up the fret board is just wtf.
And agreed. Killing is my business title song is a great example of that. Set the world on fire also.
What if Four Horsemen was on a Megadeth album
it would be mechanix
@@neon_ooze oh really
@@neon_ooze what if mechanix was on a metallica album with Dave on guitar and james singing ...
* no life til leather demo has entered to chat *
What if Call of Chtulu had distortion and was strummed instead of arpeggiod and was called Hangar 18?
What if megadeth joined james hetfield and made an album called Ozzfest and played live in seatlle in 1789
Megadeth songs with metallica tones/style and vice versa??
Oh my god imagine
Good idea
Ride the lightning with holy wars would be interesting
One does not simply “Get into Megadeth” it’s something that just runs through your blood 🤘🏻from birth.
Someone told me when I was young that if I wanted to listen to (real) Metallica, listen to the first 4 albums. I would do the same thing for Megadeth. As for Dave Mustaine's vocals, I really had no problem with it the first time I heard him. His menacing snarl goes with Megadeth's thrash style of metal.
They only had a 3 shit albums(all had a couple good songs).
Metallica took 11 years from Load til Death magnetic. Well 9 years counting S and M.
Megadeths 6 years is the as longest they've ever gone without a release.
Took me 1 year to learn the whole Justice album... Imagine how much time will take me to play a whole Megadeth album, I could be months only trying to play the intro of Good Mourning...
i require more megadeth reactions, this was very enjoyable to watch
Thanks for the birthday present Merc!!!
Love ya dood!!!
I'm gonna put Carolina reaper seeds in your water tank
Chris Poland was and still is an absolute BEAST with a guitar 🎸. Dave Mustaine even said "he can play rings around me" in the Megadeth Behind the Music documentary. Thanks for the video my friend. "Bad Omen" is always good for a listen.
Trapped under ice is actually one of Kirk's riff he made for Exodus. Exodus actually used it in a song if you look for it.
Impaler
Both bands are awesome, but you can't deny Megadeth has some of the finest guitar, bass, and drum work of all time. By far my favorite band OAT!
Great video mate! Huge megadeth fan here and I have to say that rust in peace is definitely one of the best albums ever made.
Thank you for your content state. I enjoy waking up every day watching/listening to your videos. I just found out that I have cancer So seeing you makes me feel somewhat happier. Thank you man.
@@StateOfMercury thank you. You have no idea of what an inspiration you are to me.
@@StateOfMercury I know its a month later but I found out that I have pre lymphoma so they'll be able to catch it and treat it. Thank you for taking the time to read the comments and commenting on mine.
Peace Sells and Rust in Peace are some of the best thrash albums ever. Peace Sells more so I'd say.
This is one of my favorite megadeth songs, and Chris Poland’s guitar tone on this record is my favorite of all time. You should try to recreate that tone like you do with Metallica’s. I’d say check out his solo album Return to Metalopolis also. Phenomenal album. 👍
Dude this album is a metal masterpiece, and Dave is a guitar god!
If you like Peace Sells......You should REALLY check out Rust In Piece. Tornado of Souls specifically - arguably one of the finest metal solos of all time.
And Lucretia solo is equally amazing ....if not better ...
@@katerinapatiniotis5598 and five magics. Their best instrumental performance ever
You should check out their first album killing is my business and business is good, it’s brutal thrashy, and sinister. But keep in mind only listen to the final kill remaster
Final kill ( 2018 ) is the only good remaster and not to be confused with the early 2000s remaster . Please avoid all others , theyre tterrible
The 2002 KIMB Remaster is actually the one I prefer. They fucked up Last Rites/Loved to Deth on the final kill. All of the 2004 remasters are trash, but the KIMB remaster predates those by 2 years and was not affected by whatever fuckery was afoot in 2004 when they ruined their entire catalogue.
@@StateOfMercury No!!! You should hear Rust in Peace or Youthanasia!!!!
@@BajaChalupas1379 I prefer the 2018 remaster, but they really did fuck up Last Rites/Loved to Deth on that. The end piano note drags on way too long before getting into the riff.
@@BajaChalupas1379 2002 remaster is the best imo
Would there be a possibility of you making a rework or remix or a what if Mustaine never left Metallica? Your knowledge of Metallica is so great and no one has actually dive into this rabbit hole of what if Mustaine played in the albums of RtL, MoP and so on...
there's that one guy who says he's still making the whole justice album w mustaine guitar but idk its been ages without any songs lol rip
This would be AWESOME! If anyone can do it, it would be State. As much as I'm glad we got both bands, as a Deth fan I've always wondered what could have been.
@@cindercyan I was about to ask someone about that, thank you.
Chris Poland made this whole album completely unique (much like Marty did). Such a genius. And Dave's riffs are legendary. I love both bands and never pick one over the other. Gained a sub, keep it up brotha
Loved this.
I'm a huge Metallica fan who had always struggled to properly get into Megadeth. Then I heard Youthanasia (pre remaster, v important) and absolutely loved it. The title track and Killing Road are two to get you started.
remastered megadeth albums are so bad, nothing like the raw sound of the originals
@@wewlad2917 they killed rust in peace on the remaster
That's because youthanasia had Dave's best vocals by far
This song literally sold me on Megadeth so I’m very glad you picked it lmao.
Megadeths guitar work is alot more varied and interesting then what Metallica typically does. More jazzy and progressive than just straight thrash
Welcome to megadeth
I'm a fan of both bands! There are plenty of us who love both bands. Megadeth was right there on the front lines with Metallica and Peace Sells was groundbreaking in its own right along with Kill 'Em All! You picked a great song with Black Friday too! Glad you liked it man. It's one of my favorites too.
And yeah, Dave's vocals have always been a bit... muppet-like, lol. I'll give you that one, but that whole album absolutely kicks ass like that from start to finish tho!
Just listen to the whole album. Its awesome!
This one for me is the best Megadeth song, hands down. It has everything they're known for, you couldn't have started with a better one imo.
Try set the world afire or five magics
Old School Megadeth is absolutely sick. Love it
I am happy to finally see some appreciation from some hardcore Metalllica fans towards Megadeth by reading the comments! Mustaine is a genius and in his own league, being able to compose songs with these great lyrics, guitar riffs and solos. It's incredible and makes speechless if you dig deep enough until you can understand these complex songs!
"You only know the basics of Megadeth"
2:50 And this doesn't even contradict that, this is absolutely a classic xD
Dave studied a bit on Randy. He listens in depth to all the many overlooked nuances. Megadeth- is where you go for guitar supremacy in Thrash. Timeless Legend , MegaDave.
Listen to “killing is my business…” off the album of that name. Holy wars, hangar 18, and tornado of souls are the holy trilogy off Rust in Peace.
chris poland is the 2nd guitarist on this album... and he is a pretty underrated guitarist.
Give rust in piece a listen. The production value went up alot . Also youthanasia is worth listening to as well. Megadeth makes a good adversary for Metallica back then
Youthanasia original version though, not the remastered one
Whoever did the remaster didn't do Menza's drum sound justice
@@DMusic_96 pretty sure it was also menza
Probably the reason for so many different parts is Gar Samuelson (drummer) and Chris Poland (lead guitar), they were on Killing and Peace sells albums. Their main thing is actually jazz and they did play in jazz fusion band and by god are they amazing and talented musicians.
The thing you heard is probably Polands whammy bar, he uses it to perfection.
Dave can be heard on early metallica albums. He WAS their lead guitarist.
He created Megadeth to prove he could make it (my opinion here).
He not only made it, he blew the ROOF off!!!!
What the fuck, I have been looking into reaction videos for the last few weeks and I thought this was going to be just some random reaction video. But its fucking State of Mercury!!!!!!!! I love the and justice for all convertions
What if Holy Wars was on Master of puppets?👀
The 1st time I hear Megadeth, it was "Hangar 18", I was not ready.
I'm still not. It was in 1990.
Can you do "Nothing else matter" in "Kill em all"? I genuinely wonder if you can.
Chris Poland is the best player Megadeth ever had. Chris played the solos on the demo for Rust in Peace, Marty based many of his solos off of what Chris did. Chris is a bad ass…
the entire peace sells album is stellar
I love Dave's voice megadeth my ft band Metallica my second favorite band. Great reaction 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥☮️💯❤️
Megadeth was never my thing. Lots of the music is sick next level, but most of the time the vocals are a turn off. But they do have some insane songs. Ashes in your Mouth is outstanding.
Lost count of how many times I replayed Ashes in Your Mouth in high school... and still do. Had to have played that song a thousand times. Love it
@@mozillagenesis yeah, it never gets old. The second half of Countdown has some real gems. Psycotron this was my life, and Countdown are A+ as well.
Youthanasia is Dave's best vocals. If you don't like his singing on that album, you never will
Both such great bands. Would kill to see some Megadeth content on this channel, loved the Metallica videos
Megadeth is a band that has a lot of a songs that i don't like, but the few songs that i love are just something else
They hit when it wins the game but miss when it costs the game.
Both of these comments describe listening to their music perfectly!
I agree with this. Most of the songs are a swing and a miss, but when the finally hit it, it's a damn good hit. Still hate Symphony tho, fite me.
@@RickReasonnz the only thing i like about symphony of destruction is the solo, never really like the main riff or the chorus
But marty Friedman is my favorite guitarist so i obviously love the solo lol
@@Gabrostil Yeah, the solo is good. But the rest, eh. I feel the same about that fucking overplayed fucking November Rain by GnR. Hate almost all of that apart from the solo right at the end.
as both diehard megadeth fan and subscriber of state, this is a total fanservice lol welcome to the community cal!
This channel is a music-mekka for metalfans. Keep doing you! But get some fucking sleep bro
Yes, more Megadeth please!!!
Metallica and megadeth are part of the same bloodstream of thrash; mustaine is directly tied into the DNA of Metallica due to his influence of the early days. I can’t live without the other they are the hector and Achilles of thrash
Took me a while to get into Megadeth, Dave’s voice can be super annoying but overall killer band.
@@43gone03 Some of James' later recordings aren't as great. But the 80s and S&M1 etc are way better than Dave. Dave is more consistent, but a lot of the time he sounds like a teenage girl throwing a tantrum and a large population agree on this from what I've seen.
@@43gone03 no it’s not
@@43gone03 James literally has one of the best, most rounded out singing voices in all of metal. Dave sounds like a dying cat sometimes.
@@troxic4176 his 80s vocals sounds way better then his vocals nowadays
@@troxic4176 dying cat lmao true
"Dialectic chaos/this day we fight" is a great showcase of the guitar work.
I was a huge Metallica fan, started playing bass because of Cliff, man, once I listened to Megadeth, sooo so good. I love Metallica, but I like that Dave did his own thing. I listed to megadeth and it’s very different.
oh man the possibility of Megadeth reworks...even if you don't, glad you discovered them! They fucking rule!
Good reaction, been a huge Metallica fan for 20+ years, they got me into guitar, but when I found my way to Megadeth it was a big eye opener! Chris poland is a great player but you should react to some Marty fucking Friedman preferably on Rust In Peace!!! There all great songs, holy wars and hanger 18 are insane but my personal favorite is Lucretia and Tornado of Souls!!
What about five magics
“Bloodbaths are my way of getting clean”. Best line ever.
this was my first experience with this song too and I gotta say now I get from where bands like Municipal Waste get their inspiration, it's so sick!
Used to listen to Metallica until I heard Megadeth.. its technically on another level. I still listen to Metallica but its rare!
"I like the voice crack" Oh you are going to love Megadeth
Hi man- glad you're jumping into the fire and giving megadeth the shot it deserves- love your what if metallica was on series and hope you do more megadeth (like symphony!)
If you like the "garagey" sound check out MegadetH's "Hook In mouth" off of the "So Far, So Good....So What" album. You won't be disappointed, it's one of their top 3 songs, imo.
A friend gave the 'Peace Sells' tape for my birthday when it came out, and I was hooked (yes, I'm an old fart metalhead, lol). The title track remains my fav, a killer metal tune from start to finish, musically & lyrically. I ran that tape ragged. It was only later I got into Metallica too, and I still love 'em both. "I was note-less!" Haha. Thanks!
Hehe xD Yeah, I really like Dave's vocals on Peace Sells, for the most part. Especially in Devil's Island!
If you're hooked, the entire Peace Sells album (except for I Ain't Superstitious, that's a bad cover) and the Rust in Peace album both got super strong songs front to back! :)
My only issue with I ain't superstitious is 75% of the song is slow before it gets super fast
Lyrically it fits on the record it just shpuld have been 25% slow 75% fast .
Ahhh what a time to be alive back then.... born in 72 and listening to these albums when they first came out. Then seeing the concerts for these albums was the cherry on top !!
$32.50 and you thrash your fuckin brains out all night long.
Now que up the Set The World Afire and crank that shit up !!!
You need to listen to 'My Last Words'. That song has the most blistering solo/riff-o-rama ever.
good mourning/black friday is my favourite Megadeth song of all time. What a perfect place to start
also check out the live vid that has the camera on Menza absolutely slaying this song
Yeah man!! I love you to do some work on Megadeth! 'Tallica and Megadeth are brothers in Metal. Respect for evertyhing Dave has acomplished.
Definitely check out the rest of Peace Sells! The sound quality on the first 3 albums (Killing is my Business, Peace Sells, So Far So Good So What) is definitely lower than Metallica, but the songwriting is insane. However, go listen to Rust in Peace, that's the first album featuring a new drummer and lead guitarist, Nick Menza and Marty Friedman respectively. Holy Wars, Hangar 18, and Five Magics are three high points I'd check from that album. RIP and all of their following albums have a HUGE upgrade to sound quality. Rust in Peace probably has the best "quintessential thrash" sound of any album out there, and all of their albums after that have close to "Black Album" sound quality and fullness. Huge drums, the bass cuts through the mix very very well, and the guitar tones are unmatched on RIP. Just hearing those guitars puts you in a whole different mindset.
Actually SFSGSW had a different drummer and guitarist too, they were only there for that album before Dave chucked them out XD
You're right about Holy Wars, Hangar 18 and Five Magics though. Phenomenal tracks.
@@thomasharding5598 Yeah I know about the SFSGSW guys, I guess I could edit my wording but I just meant that RIP debuted their longstanding super popular lineup. I actually love SFSGSW, but I really don't care for Jeff Young's solos, they sound like those Kerry King solos from Slayer that are just... noise. And Chuck was the polar opposite of Gar Samuelson on drums, Dave specifically told him he was tired of all the jazzy stuff Gar did and just wanted someone who would keep a steady, simple beat. And he did. I mean, the first song is just a huge double kick instrumental shredfest. Nick Menza hit the best middle point on drums in my opinion of still being jazzy as hell sometimes, but being rock solid all the time. Songs like Mary Jane, Hook in Mouth, Liar, and obviously In My Darkest Hour are some of my all time favorite Megadeth songs. But, the album doesn't have the sound quality of any of the albums that came after. I don't know what happened, maybe it was just Dave getting sober, but everything after So Far So Good has insane sound quality. I think Youthanasia might even be mastered better than the Black Album, which has legendary quality as we know.
This song is the backstory of the guy on the "Kill em all" cover.
It was an instrumental at first and the record execs forced dave to write lyrics for it
Cliff always said kill em all ment kill all the record execs so it's not a far leap to say at the very least that's why dave chose a bloody hammer as the weapon of choice for his black friday serial killer
You gotta listen to So Far So Good... So What? One of their best albums in my opinion. In My Darkest Hour is my favorite song on that album
I'd also take Peace Sells over RIP and I also think it is the best Megadeth album. All songs here are damn powerful songs and all sound different. My fav from this album are The Conjuring and My Last Words. I think you'd be satisfied if you give them a listen. Also great drumming by Gar Samuelson.
As far as I remember Chris and Gar were doing jazz before they joined Megadeth and that translated well into their music
that's correct, and that's also why heroin got introduced to Dave and David. Big jazz drug, Gar literally told Dave "if you wanna be great, you have to do heroin". Sad, but probably fueled the musical genius at the time.
Dave voice really peaks during the 90s. First two albums has okay vocals at best and later his voice has deteriorated from drug use and neck surgery.
Weird because his best vocal performance is youthanasia which was released in like 96
I suggest that you react to the entire discography chronologically!!! So many great songs
Bro... I can't wait for Megadeth content lol. That'd be great. I haven't finished the video yet, so I'm hoping you dug it
Chris Poland does the melodic intro
4:20 Mustaine 5:47 Mustaine 9:15 Poland
It didnt show up until the 3rd album but dave started to write Set The World A Fire on the bus back to cali after metallica . Looking down the cross from the first album is also epic
If you read the lyrics to black Friday it really sounds like a proper explanation of the bloody hammer on kill em all that metallica never gave us
Looking Down the Cross would easily be my next choice for Mercury to check out. Such an underrated track from an underrated album.
If you want an epic concert song megadeth, she wolf their's a 3min drum solo and an epic guitar battle between mustang and Friedman
This song is awesome! Metallica is my favourite band of all time but Megadeth is a close second! And I believe the trapped Under Ice riff is Kirk's.
"Holy Wars...The Punishment is Due" 🤘😈🤘
For me, I view alternate picking as using both down and upstrokes for parts that could be played all downstrokes. This would include stuff like the riffs in tornado of souls. Tremolo picking is for stuff that's too fast to downstroke all the way through. While there isn't technically a difference, this definition makes it clearer for me. If I say something is done with alternate picking, it's more about the technique used for the riff. If I say tremolo picking, that puts more emphasis on the speed of the riff.
Also, I'd recommend Rust in Peace... Polaris. It's pretty similar to this song but without the clean intro.
I recommend listening to those song after (one per album but not all albums) :
- Set The World Afire
- Five Magics
- Architecture of Agression
- Victory
The Trapped Under Ice riff was actually written by Kirk Hammett back when he was in the band Exodus, I recommend giving Impaler by Exodus a listen and see if a certain section sounds familiar
Like Metallica, Megadeth also have very distinctive sounds for each album. I'd love to hear what creative decisions you could make in switching the sounds for the songs.
If Dialectic Chaos + This Day We Fight was on Rust in Peace, I would cum
Now I'm imagining "The Conjuring" "Skull Beneath The Skin" "Killing is my Business" and like... literally every song off the 1st 2 albums being on literally any album RIP or after. OH, or do "Conquer or Die", Kiko's solo song off their last album, with Chris Poland's Peace Sells tone
@@Ghostweaver that would be sweet!
Chris polands lead at the start of bad omen is one that always blows me away!!
Dude great to see that you like em!
Also I really hate to break it to you but a MAJORITY of metallica fans also love Megadeth, so if anything it would be cool to see some Megadeth content 🤘🏽
Next : FIVE MAGIC
Will blow your mind!
Dave does some very impressive vocals on Last RItes, that song is fucking awesome.
Solos were - Poland, Mustaine, Mustaine, Poland
Well be back is a modern black Friday ish the way he sings it!
MAKE MORE MEGADETH REACTIONS!
PLEAAAZE
Funny , I've been a fan of Metallica since 1984 and Megadeth since 1986 and love both bands I have all the cds from both bands. I don't understand why if you like one you have to hate the other.
Megadeth's biggest records came between 1986 and 1997... but the debut "Killing is my business... and business is good" from 1985 is a very raw, technical thrash metal album that made up for lack of production value w/ killer songs. But they had so much variety over years of making Megadeth records... even on the 'Risk' album in 1999, there r still admirable moments... 'Breadline' was a song about homelessness... "Time: the beginning" starts slow and ends w/ "Time: the end" which is heavier.
The more obscure Megadeth classics I recommend: "The Conjuring" ... "Hook in mouth" ... "Looking down the cross" ... "Devil's island" ... "Into the lungs of hell" (instrumental) ... 'Lucretia' ... "Tornado of souls" ... "Ashes in your mouth" ... 'Youthanasia' ... 'She-wolf' ... '502'... 'Moto psycho'...🤘🤘🔥🔥