Rappers React To Megadeth "In My Darkest Hour"!!!
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- Опубликовано: 23 авг 2024
- On this segment of Rappers React, Smokey and Hollywood checked out "In My Darkest Hour" by Megadeth!!! Any suggestions, send them our way!!!
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One of the most impressive things about Dave Mustaine is his ability to sing while simultaneously playing some complex rhythms on guitar. He definitely put in the hours.
Finally! At least some footage from the documentary I’ve recommended to EVERY reactor to watch! “The decline of Western Civilization part 2: the metal years” shows what the scene and music was like in 87-88. Guys please watch it all! It’s even free on RUclips!
Wore out my copy of the documentary (Decline Of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years) this is from when I was a kid. It dealt mostly with the Hollywood hair metal scene of the mid/late 80's. This segment wraps the doc out, and Megadeth was the only thrash band they covered. This song always hit me deeper than a lot of Megadeth's stuff (Don't get me wrong, huge Megadeth fan) because of the lyrics.
I was gonna say that when I saw a few of the shots where the camera was low and looking up at Dave playing, I instatnly recognized it as the cover of the vhs box of the movie.
You're exactly right , this was part II of the documentary. It was one of my favorites when I was a teen. I recently rewatched it again and it was just as interesting to me and well done as I remembered. Ozzy making breakfast makes me Lol every time. This was always one of my favorite Megadeth songs as well.
Hell yeah!!! This song is pretty much as close to a ballad as it gets for Megadeth, such a great song! I gotta keep requesting "Ashes In Your Mouth" every time y'all do a Megadeth video, I would put it in Megadeth's Top 5 best songs and it happens to be off of their most popular/best selling album Countdown To Extinction.
I'm tellin' y'all, you're in for a real treat with "Ashes In Your Mouth"! Can any of my fellow Trash Talkers back me up on this one? Great video as usual guys, much love to the Trash Talkers community!
I completely have to agree! Although pretty much anything from Countdown To Extinction is pretty awesome, Ashes In Your Mouth is a great one! I concur this has to be done by these guys and I may have to put it in as my next suggestion to them
Hell ya! Great song!
I remember an interview he wrote this after Cliff Burtons death. He was homeless and a massive drug addict and homeless. He wrote this on a wall in a warehouse he was sleeping in. He was so upset that NO ONE from Metallica told him. He was a very close friend to Cliff. Smokey is wrong about it being for just the shoot. Thats old school trash concert mentality. Ive crowd surfed several times back in the day. Some not by choice lol, Hollywood is write, this doesn't happen anymore. When i saw slaughter to prevail at toads place in New Haven Connecticut,(home of Hatebreed) you cant even get in the door without signing a "cant sue waiver" Dave was tossed out without any warning. Lars hired kirk before he was fired. Lars kicked him awake and tossed him a bus ticket. Dave came up with the name megadeth on that bus trip but it was a song name.
The worst part is that we all knew the basic rule of thumb without anyone having to tell us.
. Don't stage dive if your a big guy (and expect to be caught).
. Don't crowd surf on a small crowd.
. Keep your heels up high.
. No fighting in the pit.
. No chicks in the pit.
A few bad apples had to ruin everything.
@@LeviAckerman-cb5jino chicks??? Idk man
Metallica sucks anyways😂
@@spookyspaghett1 They were always the ones getting hurt.
@@LeviAckerman-cb5ji maybe it should only be strong chicks
'In my darkest hour' was written by Megadeth's Dave Mustaine after he got the news that his former bandmate bassist Cliff Burton of Metallica was killed in a tour bus accident in 1986... It was his was of eulogizing the late bassist. Mustaine's 'darkest hour' was referring to the day he was fired from Metallica in 1983 - Mustaine was a member of Metallica when they wrote the debut album "Kill 'em all" and he, Cliff, James and Lars went to NYC to record it and do shows... James and Lars said Mustaine was in bad shape on the trip and they needed to get rid of him ASAP... They had already decided on auditioning Kirk Hammett and bringing him to NYC as Metallica rehearsed there.
Mustaine recalled waking up one morning (the day Kirk Hammett was arriving) and being told by all 3 and their manager that he was fired... He was handed a bus ticket back to L.A. and sent on his way... Mustaine said he hated them and plotted revenge - his whole motivation for forming Megadeth was to get back at them. He was especially angry when he heard "Kill 'em all" in 1983 and Kirk Hammett played all his songs and solos on the record that he had co-written.
In 1986, Megadeth was touring on their 2nd album 'Peace sells, but who's buyin'?" ... and in the fall, Dave Mustaine was told that Cliff Burton had died (Metallica's camp never contacted him w/ the news) and despite the rivalry between the 2 bands, Mustaine was devastated and wrote 'In my darkest hour' right away... It was recorded for their 3rd album 'So far so good so what!' in 1988.
It was no secret that Dave Mustaine was a heavy drug user when this music video was filmed in 1988... It was used for the soundtrack of the documentary 'Decline of Western civilization Pt. 2'... about the 80's hair metal scene - Megadeth was one of the bands featured... Mustaine was eff'd up on h.er.oin and other junk... hence, the shades to hide his eyes showing he was high and trippin'...
It wasn't long after this was filmed when Megadeth's bassist David Ellefson checked into rehab... Megadeth just played a massive show w/ Iron Maiden, Guns N' Roses & Kiss at the UK 'Monsters of rock' festival in 1988... Ellefson got dopesick in Europe and had to leave to get treatment for his addiction. Dave Mustaine went w/ him - his first trip to rehab as well.
Great post, informative!
13:05 Because most of these kids were pretty light, and knew to keep their legs elevated, no one really got hurt during stage dives. You were more likely to get hurt in a pit.
All the stage diving and mosh pits I've been in starting in the 80s the worst injury I've had was a jammed finger...most if the injuries came from a-hole security...
All the scenes of stage diving from all concert videos wasn't made special for concerts, it was just how it was in those times, until 2004. The main reason why you don't see any stage diving today is tragical death of Dimebag Darrell. This was the spot of music history that decided fate of stage diving. After that ALL concerts have hollow safe zone like 2-5 meters near the stage, and security doesn't mess around anymore and they beat the sh*t out of ANYBODY who manage to climb on stage.
I still see it today.
@@DefinitelyNotBender I'm glad for you. Good that you still can see it occasionally, but still it's not in scale of those times. :)
A State Of The Art Speed Metal Band. That’s what my Megadeth poster in my room said back in the 80’s. Saw Megadeth open for Dio back in the day. Savatage opened too. It was one badass show.
Saw them in Philly back in '97. Standing room only at the Electric Factory. We were trying to move up when they came on but couldn't. A "little person" (I don't know what I can or can not say anymore) said to follow him. We didn't know him. Followed him all the way up to almost the front. 5 mins later we saw him bouncing around in the pit then later crowd surfing. If someone else didn't see him, I would've thought I imagined him.
The mosh and stage dive was real... I saw Chuck Billy, the singer from Testament dive into the audience and break his arm.
Awesome Rockumentery "Decline Of Western Civilization pt2: The Metal Years" ! Great soundtrack, which this is from
This was at the height of their drug addiction (hence the sunglasses lol).
Can I recommend Exodus - Toxic Waltz next. Let's keep the Thrash Train rollin' !
🤘❤️🇨🇦
That was how every show was back in the 80s. I played hundreds of shows where stage diving was required. I was at that show. Girls in back a few would mosh or dive. I was in 3 videos of megadeth plus my band opened for them
About 40 times. Show was in decline and fall of western civilization 2 the metal years. I’m also with my band in that movie.
You'll never know how much I look at a show like that and miss those times. I would have been too young to have been there then but I remember all the older headbangers of my youth. Those kids were cut from a different cloth than today's.
@@King_Conan so true I was signed in 81 my band started out with anthrax in nyc Those were when the crowds went insane and had more fun you fell down we picked you up you stage dived and missed we got you back in stage to do it right.
What band were you in?
@@AylaRose I played in multiple bands from 81-88 then mostly chaotic realm since then I also own a record label and do a lot of studio and tour work so since 81 I been in about 80 bands
Thrash shows were actually just like that back then , cameras or not . Wild times . But I still agree with Smokey too that this was filmed just for the video because there were cameras in the pit as the stage divers flew down around them in some shots . So it was a combination of what always went down at those shows with a little extra umpph because the crowd knew it was being filmed for a video .
I've seen Megadeath and wow they were so awesome. I just had to sit on the upper level of the stadium the Mosh pit was so ridiculous they almost stopped the concert people ple got injured. Great song selection. Keep it real guys love ya all. Much love ❤
This is from Penelope Spheeris's film 'Decline of western Civilization: the metal years'.
This was most definitely a video shoot. I was in Crowbar video just like that, closed off venue with numerous shoots to get the video. AWESOME NIGHT!
No auto-tune. Dave still had a bit of a voice back then. Legendary song.
Yes, but there definitely was a little effect on that one part. I don't know if it was reverb or what.
@@LeviAckerman-cb5jiThat entire album was "drowning in reverb" to quote Dave.
@@LeviAckerman-cb5ji that effect is called "chorus", similar to what is used on guitar sometimes.
@@trevormachado OH okay. Thanks!😀👍
@@LeviAckerman-cb5ji absolutely! I love when people are curious about that kind of stuff
Still my favorite concert. I saw them at The Orbit Room in Grand Rapids, MI (capacity 1600) in 1998.
Orbit Room still there?
Saw them in Prior Lake this year, still amazing
I have been watching you guys for awhile and this is my first comment😃First of all let me say you two are awesomeI love the way you guys get into it once the music starts😁Megadeth is part of my channel name😆This tune was written for Metallica's bass player Cliff Burton who died🙏🏻Dave Mustaine approves this🎸👍🏻ROCK ON!!!!!!!!🤘🏻🤙🏻✌🏻
Using the Vince McMahon voice to say "MEGADETH" is hilarious🤣 I can not think of the name of the band now without hearing Smokey say it in my head🤘🏼
Same 😆
@@ShanLH5 only thing missing was a Rick Flair "Wooooo" from Hollywood 💀
@@DefinitelyNotBender lol yes!
The way Smokey says megadeath is the best.😊
Back in the day fans where wild but not crazy so stage diving was pretty much at any show you went to whether thrash or hair metal. This is from their third album, So Far, So Good...So What! and is the only album to feature Jeff Young on guitar and Chuck Behler on drums. This is one of my favorite Megadeth albums. There is a song called Hook In Mouth you guys should check out. It deals with all the nonsense that was going on back then about labeling albums and stuff. Other notable songs are Set The World Afire and Liar.
Hollywood is right..most shows were like that..didnt care for the show or tv or filming...i was at a machine head concert in 2003 and furniture and plant vases were flying from the balcony...and that was 2003..so prior would be crazier for sure..check out troops of doom by sepultura in barcelona and youll see a guy jumping from the ceiling into the mosh pit...
I can confirm that shows were like that too. Back in 2000 I got tossed like a rag doll and landed directly on my knee and broke my knee cap. Still stayed for the rest of the concert. Even the guy who tossed me helped me up and got me to a safe location. Even bought me a beer as an apology.
Brings me back to high school. This is one of favorite Megadeth songs.
This song is fantastic. The lyrics are awesome 🙏
Megadeath with probably one of my favorite metal bands from back in the day.😊😊🖤🖤🤘🤘🤘
Effects on Dave's voice , no auto tune . And song is shortened , edited from album version for the documentary
Megadeth are god tier band..
This was legit what shows was like in that time.. The footahe was filmed for a film The Decline of Western Civilisation.. Thats where the intro quote and footage from the studio is from.. And what the last closing quote from Dave Mustaine was from.. They promoted the film with the video and the film promoted the video.. But legit shows had some wild shit happen.. You can see it on the 1986 music video for Wake Up Dead.. Kids full on going nuts on stage and diving all over the place.
That ended by the 90s.. Though some bands do still let audience up in stage from to do the moshing out on stage.. Suicidal Tendencies is one of them.. Its super rare.. Diving off the stage though no.. There is a big gap now between the stage and the pit.. For security.. Not possible to jump..
Crowd surfing remains in place and has sort of replaced stage Diving.. Ive seen artists attempt to stage dive today and nobody caught them.. LOL!
Megadeth surpassed Metallica years ago creatively speaking.. And has maintained that for decades.. Metallica just kind of relied on the success of their 83-91 period.. Megadeth never did that.. It kept forging legacy.. And its paid off at this point.. Back in the mid 90s to the mid 2010s Metallica sold 5x as many copies of their albums than Megadeth.. Metallica were listened to by 7m people a day on Spotify.. Megadeth at that time was listened to by about 1m people a day.. Today the picture is very different.. Megadeth now sell 1/2 of what Metallica do.. And they are listened to by 2.5m people a day to Metallicas 5m a day... The gap between the two bands has shrunk big time.. And it looks like it might continue to narrow.
The music was written as an homage to the then recently passed Cliff Burton. The lyrics were written about Dave's mental health and a past relationships with a woman named Diana
Morning guys! Love Megadeth! Havent listened to them in a minute tho. Megadeth has a lotta great ones! 🤓❤️🎸
🤘🏻😆
Also, depending on who you listen too, the song is either about Daves ex or about Cliffs death or quite possibly a combination of both.
Seen them twice….loud af beasts, great shows.
Ive always felt so bad for Chuck Behler being the one to come in a replace Gar on drums. It really was a no win situation!! No one could ever fill the shoes of Gar, although Nick was about the closest. Same with Jeff Young replacing Chris on guitar.
I saw Megedeth with Gar on the kit and Chris on lead at least twice on the Peace Sells tour. These were club shows. Gar looked pretty tall and had long arms. He was all over that drum kit. Great times. RIP Gar
My fav Megadeth album, love 502, into the Lungs of Hell, well all of them.
'Decline of...' reminds me of Chris Holmes in the pool.
U guys SERIOUSLY need to hit that W.A.S.P..
The Headless Children album.
The song, the Idol
I always felt bad for his mom… she just looked heartbroken to see her son like that 😕
@@ShanLH5 yeah, that movie was suitably named
I saw Sepultura in London around 1989 and literally everyone was stage diving the whole night, lots of injuries,mainly busted noses and black eyes.
🤘That's some old school stage diving.🤘
I'm 50 years old and saw a Japanese noise band called Melt Banana live in a tiny club here in Exeter, Devon. Moshpits like this are still nuts. I can assure you, My shoulder still hurts!
As an 44 y woman at a concert i am still giving my bag to my boys - the ones that I am seeing metal concerts since 30 years! - cause I will join the front immediately and they will stay at the back since decades … I can tell you: no broken bone although I hit the floor at every metal concert cause of joining every moshpit or wall of death! So i had bruises etc but a broken bone at a metal concert will be an exception - no matter how brutal it might look like.
And I’ve been at least to 5 gigs where huge bands like Rammstein or Iron Maiden didn’t tell that the concert will be recorded and I after months i heard via media that there will be a dvd/download … so don’t judge and speculate do research, even better finally get yourself tickets for live shows!!! 🥳🍻🤘
I was at a megadeth show in 2013, maybe gigantour, in Winnipeg. We tried getting a pit going. No chance. We got told we'd get kicked out if we tried again
Stage diving still happens. Did it a week ago on a Suffocation concert. Crowd surfing is still a thing, moshpits as well. Its not just for the camera, that was a filmed concert, the fans probably didnt even know ther were cameras lol...
This was 1987. No one got hurt.
Those were actual human males in the audience
EDIT: To answer your question, the girls weren't allowed near the pit. We kept them away, and they didn't argue.
Nah...I was always front and center in a Mosh pit. Saw Megadeth 5 times. A few concussions and bruises but I was fine.
@@RachelRobinson44 Girl, you are the exception that proves the rule.
Definitely my most favourite Megadeth song :)
Very early Megadeth and prob my favorite track. This has thrash, grunge, punk and all the goods rolled into one massive blast of metal! This was the first time I bumped them over Metallica. And they stayed there.
Stage diving was common, just like mosh pits. At metal shows they normally had multiple ambulances stationed at the show and a triage area. To filter out walking wounded from those needed to go to the hospital.
Saw the at the Cameo Theater n Miami Beach with Overkill in 1986. Life changing. The pit was,sick for a 16 year old kid!!! Orgasmic
A Megadeth concert cost me my gall bladder. I was in the hospital having surgery less than 12 hours later. AND IT WAS WORTH IT!
Cliff Burton's death was the inspiration for this song, but the lyrics are not directly about him, as the song is about remaining true to your friends and being there in their time of need. Mustaine didn't get a lot of support from his family, and also felt betrayed by Metallica when they kicked him out of the band.
Video was filmed in 1988.
Cheers from the Southermost place on Earth!!!
I need Smokey saying Megadeath as my ringtone 😂
The mosh pit ! Hahaha it got you guys moving how do you think they felt at the concert high on Adrenalin ! The mosh pit stage diving was normal back in my days !
Stage diving was definitely a thing back then. It depended on the venue but it was so awesome, f my back up a few times. Once during a Kreator show and anther at a Machine Head. Man I miss those days🤘
some of the finest tunes from MEGADETH :
bad omen
good mourning black friday
the conjuring
and all Rust in peace album
edit: she wolf, live rude awakening
Children of Bodom have done a great Billy Idol coversong! Cheers
First y'all do TestAmenT and now you're doing some Megadeth??? I'm in Thrash Metal heaven right now! 🤘🤘🤘🤘😂😂😂😂😂😂
They should do Thrash Thursdays.
@@ArtCartersWrestlingLibrary For real bro! Thrash Metal is my main genre, I have more suggestions than I could even count lol. Thrash Thursdays would be freaking awesome!
Great seeing you guys review Megadeth!
There are many hits you guys can try from them, but if I were to recommend just one, it would be "Trust".
My friends and I did this song in a lipsync contest our senior year. It was wild. My first show was Megadeth and Judas Priest. The moshpit was insane.
Megadeth is METAL tp the core. Best metal band of all time in my opinion!
It was a reverb, not Autotune. Metal bands particularly of that area never used Autotune. Generally, the albums were intended to capture the live sound just clearer than you get from an actual concert recording. It's still looked down appong these days. Being able to actual play your stuff for real is very important in Metal music.
In metal, autotune is a crime, a certified for "no tallent".
In pop-music, somehow it is now used as "digital art".
(I still go by pop-stars/rappers that used it are talentless pitch-screamers).
Its not ever day you get a Hacksaw Jim Duggan shout out in a Megadeth reaction 😂😂
You should check out Slayer "reign in blood " and have Smokey yell SLAYER!!!
They did a video for Raining Blood and yes, he did say ‘SLAYERRRRR’ like that 😆😊
MEGADETH!!! in his Vince McMahon voice.
Was my goto when I was Inside, was my reality anchor, Thanks for the video
The song you were thinking about at the beginning is Rebel Yell by Billy Idol. There is a heavy metal cover of the song by the band Children of Bodom. Highly worth checking out.
Nice reaction. :)
Answer to one of your questions: Dave did not play on the first Metallica album (Kill em all). He was replaced by Kirk Hammett after being kicket out of Metallica right before they was going to record the album. :)
This is my favourite era of Megadeth and this is one of my favourite songs from that era. It's a shame that this version of the song is so heavily edited, but that used to happen a lot with metal songs in the 80s since the album versions were usually too long for MTV.
This took me back to the days of hangovers,bruises,ringing ears.......Great days😮😊
In my top 10 best metal tracks ever written.
So Metallica has a song "Four Horseman," and Megadeth has the song, "Mechanix." They are basically the same song, and it has been a fued between the bands over who wrote it. Y'all should check them out back to back and listen to the differences. 🍻🤘
Dave is widely regarded as the godfather of thrash metal. Band members of the original thread bands such as Exodus, Anthrax, Slayer and others have talked about going to the early Metallica shows specifically to see Mustaine. The vast majority of them list him as one of their influences. James did not even play guitar in the early days. Kerry King from Slayer was actually was actually in the 1st lineup of Megadeth, but it didn’t work out. A lot of people don’t like Dave, but his influence on the genre cannot be denied.
That image of Dave shredding soul and looking down into the camera at the end is one of the most metal things you'll ever see 👍🏻
Someone has probably already covered this in the comments, but Megadeth's mascot is named Vic Rattlehead. Bit of an Eddie vibe to him.
We knew how how to mosh properly in the 80s. I never had one broken bone and made no enemies. The pits of the 80s were about honor and loyalty. 💯
Megadeth - " In My Darkest Hour "
(* through the darkest hour)
From 1986 LP, album
' So Far, So Good, So What! '
One of My 1st Megadeth albums I bought, cassette
& was during My high school years, Class of '90
THIS video was part taken frim an 80s metal documentary
🤘🏻😆
" DEUCES! "
✌🏻😸✌🏻
In My Darkest Hour
Song by Megadeth
Lyrics:
In my hour of need
Heh, no, you're not there
And though I reached out for you
Wouldn't lend a hand
Through the darkest hour
Your grace did not shine on me
Feels so cold, very cold
No one cares for me
Did you ever think I'd get lonely?
Did you ever think that I needed love?
Did you ever think to stop thinking
You're the only one that I'm thinking of
You'll never know how hard I tried
To find my space and satisfy you too
Things will be better
When I'm dead and gone
Don't try to understand
Knowing you, I'm probably wrong
But, oh, how I lived my life for you
Still you'd turn away
Now, as I die for you
My flesh still crawls as I breathe your name
All these years, I thought I was wrong
Now I know it was you
Raise your head, raise your face, your eyes
Tell me who you think you are
I walk, I walk alone
To the promised land
There's a better place for me
But it's far, far away
Everlasting life for me
In a perfect world
But I got to die first
Please, God, send me on my way
Time has a way of taking time
Loneliness is not only felt by fools
Alone, I call to ease the pain
Yearning to be held by you, alone
So alone, I'm lost
Consumed by the pain
The pain, the pain, the pain
Won't you hold me again?
You just laughed, ha, ha, you bitch
My whole life is work built on the past
The time has come when all things shall pass
This good thing passed away
Source: LyricFind
Songwriters: Dave Mustaine / David Ellefson
In My Darkest Hour lyrics © Warner Chappell Music, Inc
Just think, every person out there crowd surfing are now in their mid to late 50's. I just turned 50 and loved to get in the pit and to crowd surf at metal shows.
I saw them In 85 and all shows were like this
Vic Rattlehead, that was Megadeths "Eddie"
i grow up whit Metallica,Slayer,Megadeth,Pantera, Rage against the machine and many others and i loved it and still do ;) !
Smokey is right. Video shoot shot at Brooklyn's music club L'amours. I was in phil anselmo's side project SUPERJOINT RITUAL video Shoot. They Put Up Flyers In All Of The New Orleans Metal/Punk Clubs. & they Specifically Wanted Stage Diving.
Guys check out "She Wolf" Live by Megadeth. Kickass performance!
the music in this song inspired by Cliff Burton's Death, put Dave got in a Dark Place, the lyric is about a Girlfriend dumping him!!!!
I miss the days where fans actually had fun at the shows. Nowadays they're mostly statues.
If you want 2 songs that were probably done at the same time, check out four horsemen(metallica) and mechanix(megadeth). Ones just a little faster tempo than the other but sound the same.
ps I saw that tour it's the 3rd album,, Dude in those days if you were on the floor of a slayer or Megadeth consert
you would get hurt lots of moshing in the crowd (moshing is running in a circle and bumping into everyone)
Ahh, gotta love a good thrash ballad
Hell yea my dudes.
I saw Alice in Chains, Anthrax, Megadeth and Slayer in 1991 during Clash of the Titans.
1 band shy of The Big Four.
Yet months later that yr I caught Metallica (front gate) during their Black album tour.
3 months later, I began a 17 yr prison sentence. Go figure
Chicks at metal THRASH shows probably started in the mid 90s. Also they kicked out Mustaine on the trip to record kill em all. They left him with no money and a bus ticket back home in nyc
Everyone’s talked about the serious stuff, so let’s talk about fun stuff:
The band name comes from the very real term “megadeath” which is a unit of measurement of the amount of loss of life in a nuclear war. (Okay. Maybe not so fun. Haha)
Ya’ll mentioned Iron Maiden’s mascot “Eddie”. Megadeth’s own ‘mascot’ featured on most/all their album covers/art/tees/etc is “Vic Rattlehead”. Heheh
Cheers, guys! 🙂
This song song is about Cliff Burton from the mighty Metallica
Hidden gem: Unholy Lust - Warriors of Death
Ultimate energy. I know it's not going to happen but maybe someday I'll get paypal or whatever it is; I think it still wouldn't happen. Just look it up.
As Justin Horval would say, it sends Megadeth home on a stretcher.
Sunglasses as this was the height of Dave and Daves drug addiction. Still made amazing music despite this though.
Things were like that back then. Stage diving was a thing.
This song rides tf out 🤘🤘
I'm a 50 yr old woman. Back in the days when I went to metal/thrash gigs there was very few women there. You had a handful of women genuinely in to the music and a couple of women that just turned up with their bf's. Women were more in to goth and rock rather than the metal genres back then.
Esther climb trees and a jump out of them.😊 When I go on hikes? That is.
Tell you what man most megadeath club shows were off. The friggin hook when it came to the pit and just the sheer interplay between the band and the audience granted. This was indeed a video shoot for this specific documentary film. But I promise in that era if you put a 100 MEGADAVE😊 fans in a room. And started playing their music.You were gonna end up with something that looked like this regardless of cameras or not
Great song
Megadeth - peace sells
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