"I thought hearing Mustaine speak for three hours would either be really interesting or really depressing, because sometimes when you hear someone talk for a long period of time, they're actually kinda boring or they're not really what you thought they were" Me watching Mike talk about sniffing Enya's feet while wearing a mask for an hour during his stream: 🤣😳😅😱 (I love those Art Of Guitar streams though)
@@shelovesthenight8425 It was an Art-Of-Guitar livestream from August 17, 2022 (Mike actually posted it to his RUclips Community page), but sadly the stream is deleted now :/
@@tommilitello198 Not a flame top, flame _burst._ It was an exclusive paint scheme to the SE; red fading into bright yellow tips. It's dramatically rarer. Anyways, this was 2 months ago. Did you buy it?
Hey, I'm a french fan of "the art of guitare". I' m very happy you're talking about Mustaine : he survived from drugs, Metallica eviction and became MEGADETH leader with integrity. great guitarist, nice guy and a legend !!!! It's a good lyricist, too !
You can hear Dave playing the The Leper Messiah part on the rehearsal tape from Ron Mcgovny's garage, Ron said that back then they called it "The Hills Run Red".
Thats pretty cool. Didnt know about all that stuff hed done. And I met Benny Urquidez when i was a kid. He came to our Karate class and did a little demonstration and taught some stuff, signed some books he then sold everyone. Nice guy.
I believe I remember the story about the guy with the broken leg. If I remember correctly, the day after he did the hex, the guy broke his leg in a car accident. Funny thing is, I believe he physically broke another guy's leg too. I think it was a guy from Armoured Saint. The guy pushed Lars down to the ground (this was back when Dave was in Metallica) and Dave broke his leg. He told the guy not to push his friend around. I mean, he also beat up the guys in his own band from time to time back then too, so... 🤣 I'm glad he eventually straightened up. I really believe he's a good guy who deserves a lot of credit for being where he is after all the struggles he's been through. I wish that he and James could have been able to come together at some point and work on a side project. I think that would have been epic, but I think that train left the station long ago.
Some of Dave's finest quotes: Rob Halford always looks like Ace Hardware blew up next to him. We don't have long to play opening for Aerosmith because they don't have long to live. (not sure if he meant because of their age or he was mad at them) We didn't even tell Chuck Behler he was fired - we just hired Nick and stopped calling him. I was really into Rush until Alex Lifeson went to the moon. ( I think I remember that - Alex's trip to the moon I mean) Chris Poland was always giving our driver guff on the Killing is my Business tour so one day when he kept egging him on and the driver kept pounding the steering wheel with his fist, he finally pulled the bus over, got up, and bounced Chris upside down head first down the stairs of the bus and out onto the street. When he met his wife Pam at a club, he initially told his assistant to go over and tell her he'd like to meet her. So the assistant did and then returned to Dave without her because she said if he wanted to meet her, he could approach her himself. (I actually foresaw the end of that story before I even read it. I can't believe he did that.)
@@TheArtofGuitar Exactly . I kind of wished he atleast told his side of the story. I don't wish to hear or watch a video from Rock Feed , Loudwire ore any of those "news outlets" ...I mean this could be Junior Dave's to senior Dave "Come on man , No second chance "!
I'm glad you said older than old I was born in 63 and was fortunate enough to have been around in the early days and watch both bands grow and have seen both Megadeath and Metallica live many times and I still remember the sad day when Randy Rhoads was killed another what if he would have not gotten on that plane and how he would have influenced metal. I'm 59 and I built myself and my grandson a gaming PC and know electronics very well I had to learn how to root my first smart phone to expand the storage try 2 GB of storage not easy I was able to double it .
It was great wasn't it? Joe's amazingly good at getting ppl to be themselves, this and the Hetfield episode are the only time I've felt like I've seen them as regular ppl rather than in frontman mode. That's in 30 years reading every little interview they did! Really enjoyed it 👌
You can see Dave skydiving in the music videos for Holy Wars and High Speed Dirt.. MTV also went out with them when they did some of the skydiving as well.
Fun fact: Casey Kasem is the original voice actor for Shaggy from Scooby-Doo. (If Dave Mustaine does a Shaggy impression, no matter how bad it sounds, my respect for him will skyrocket.)
Dave’s vocals have massively improved since his throat cancer which is astounding to me! I heard he took voice lessons to deal with the surgery trauma, which makes sense. The few tracks I’ve heard on their new album is 🔥 In the past he tells the sad story about an incident during his horrific addiction phase when he took a massive dose of either opioids or downers and slept on his left arm for almost an entire day and destroyed the nerves in his arm. He had to get major surgery and relearn how to play guitar. I am about halfway through the Rogan interview and am overjoyed at how his life has turned around and how he is in such a great place physically, mentally, spiritually etc. after such an abusive childhood with a crazed & sadistic alcoholic father and years of ensuing substance abuse! I read his harrowing story in his autobiography a few years back and it is SO compelling, I think I read the entire thing in one day! God BLESS Dave Mustaine, the Man, the Myth, the Legend!!!
DM is usually an interesting listen, and more thoughtful than many of his peers. However, he's another one of these guys who was a serious addict, but yet has a perfect memory of so many events and conversations, that, coincidentally, only he remembers that way, so much of what he has to say needs to be taken with several grains of salt.
I've noticed this with a lot of interviews I've seen with old rockers and even old wrestlers. Part of it was the drugs, but I think some of it is misremembering things after so many years. Of course some may also be purposly bending the truth.
Regarding what ? All he says is pretty much true, I've heard the interviews from the 80s to today, he has not changed a single word from his answers to the same questions he has been answering for the last 40 years. Its either lies he convinced himself back then and just kept on repeating or its true. I didnt see anyone from his former band mates try to convince anyone it wasnt exactly how he said it was either.
Most of this is stuff he’s talked about before but a few things about the celebs he met that seem new. Will try to catch the podcast. Thanks for sharing.
He's not credible in the metal world for sure. He kinda balked when Dave mentioned Cliff and I think Joe was nervous at first because he stumbled and I believe said, "You're heavy metal loyalty." haha. Props to him tho for having both James and Dave on though.
I always keep this in mind when I'm listening to an interview with anyone , " There is always Two sides to a story " . I have personal experience in this especially when you have a bad break up with a partner , they tell their friends BS about you , and those friends that don't even know you give you shitty looks . Alot of people don't stop to think that there is Two sides when people break up.
Blew my mind when he brought up dave on a recent podcast and commented about his martial arts history. Was not expecting him to actually be on the podcast :) I loved megadeth and metallica so much when I was a kid. This was like catching up with an old friend that's been gone for decades.
Yeah Dave was on the Experience Hendrix. He played Fire & Purple haze. He played them heavy! I think Dave wanted to curse ' tallica. Didn't work😂😂. His book was great
Haha, I just wondered why you were holding the guitar during the first six minutes, and Then you exactly said: You're probably why I am holding this guitar... haha Spot on timing!
✨😃Super synch!!! Same here but with the added layer of reading your comment just as Mike explained. Gotta love divine timing or cosmic "coincidences"😊✨
If you have back surgery be prepared it may mess you up 05 1st 06 -2nd both L4 TO L5 area for both after that rest of life PAIN ALWAYS AT 54 NOW I RECCOMEND 2 DOCS SAY YES THEN GET IT IF 2 DIFFERENT DON'T AGREE PASS ON SURGERY I'VE HAD 24 HERNIATIONS SINCE BUT NO FUSION DAVE AND MEGADETH KICK BUTT.
Dude I take Dave mustaine's stories with a grain of salt... Kind of in the same bag as Steven seagull But hey, I don't like the guy so... I could easily be wrong because I haven't given him a chance You know like how you treat someone you don't like, or anyone
You shouldn't be allowed to have money if you're into NFTs. It is rife with schemes, scams, money laundering, you name it. Any sort of nefarious method of parting someone from their money you can think of is, has, and will be associated with NFTs.
Dave's stories are never consistent. Just take his reasons for being "removed" from Metallica for example. He's given several different excuses through the years. So, I'd take everything he says with a grain of salt. He -skydived- -skydove- went skydiving with Patrick Swayze. “If you want the ultimate, you’ve got to be willing to pay the ultimate price. It’s not tragic to die doing what you love.” - Bodhi
Dave can barely talk these days. It's sad. The Black magic thing was weird. I can't tell if Dave was being sarcastic or for real. He's too old to tell lol
Dave is such an incredible guitar player and songwriter, but also such an unlikeable person- Egotistical, narciscistic, spiteful religious nut job. And used "black magic" to break someone's leg lol? Guy is disconnected from reality. I still like his music though.
@@phadrus Great point my guy, very insightful. I guess you can't say Hitler was a bad guy since you didn't know him personally and that's the only way to know what's in his heart.
The bitterness will always be there because Metallica became a successful and a huge band, if Metallica was a flop then Dave can get over of it easily, that's the reality of it,
I read a headline the other day of the bassist for Metallica before cliff dispute mustaines claim as the alpha male of metallica... he said mustaine punched James in the face and smashed him over a coffee table.... sounds pretty alpha to me.
Yea that bully got in a car wreck the next day and that is how he broke his leg. And the one with he hottest girl in school was also pretty good. Not saying it's real or fake. What I'm saying is that it sure is interesting!
I've read his biographies and listened to many interviews he's had over the years and him and I think very much alike. I'm not so sure if it's because him and I are both Virgos lol (I was never really into zodiac signs and that kind of stuff) It's not the ego or narcissistic tendencies, but the humble beginnings of being raised and forced to be a Jehovah's witness, getting out of that and the aspects of being a musician and the experience in all that is what I can relate to. I was raised in a Spanish catholic cult of sorts, not the kind where they do some weird immoral stuff in the name of god, but a very dogmatic group of Catholics. I didn't have an option to attend different catholic churches, it just so happened that the one I went to with my mother and brother every weekend and every week night at bible study was the messed up church lol All other churches in our town denounced them. When I discovered my love for music and the guitar, it was my escape. Much like Dave I started at a very young age, the problem is that I didn't stick with it for long. Public schools, Bible School and the church became obstacles I couldn't avoid until I came of adult age. Guitar and metal were things I had to keep secret unless I was with my father. Afterall, he was the one that got me into all of it. My mother originally wanted me to be a priest since I had been a very active member with the church and had helped with many of the religious services along with the priest over those years, and so she insisted that I attend a seminary to study philosophy, theology and of course religion. My father at this time didn't care what I did, he was always more open minded than my mother was. He wasn't religious, my hypocritical mother married him more for lustful reasons and his wealth that he had earned from family inheritance than anything else. I was so glad to leave that all behind.
Wait Dave has degenerative disc disease too!? I just found out few months back I have that too in my spine. It affects my back legs and feet a lot but man I never thought Dave had degenerative disc disease! God Bless Dave! 🤘😄
It's an old story. He used to talk about it occasionally. Not so much since he got saved, which I understand. Oh and I love Joe Rogan's podcasts, but this was an odd one. He was really pushing the conversation, kinda like a regular interviewer. And JOE.... you've got. Dave freaking Mustain sitting in front of you.... QUIT fangirling over Hendrix! LMAO
I'm not sure why Dave and his fans continue to say "songs he wrote" on Kill 'Em All and Ride The Lightning? He co-wrote them. I mean, they have James' lyrics, so right there they aren't 100% his. James contributed riffs in those songs, James wrote the lyrics in those songs. Lars arranged those songs, he turned the riffs into actual songs. Dave likes to say Metallica stole his music but he stole the name Mechanix from UFO! He also used James' Motorbreath riff in FFF (Fight For Freedom). The crying for 40 years has to stop! Metallica should just give those 6 songs to Mustaine and stop playing them, they already hardly play 4 of the 6 songs. And he says the solos are his. The demo solos sound nothing like what Kirk recorded. Kirk said during the making of Hardwired that he used the first bar to get started but the majority of every solo is his. I love Megadeth's first 6 albums. Dave is one of my guitar influences, but I can't stand the guy. Very bitter person. And he was also a dick when I met him, I was 14 and it fucked me up. I also never got my Rattlehead dog tag necklace from the Megadeth fan club I was a part of. 🤣😂
Those examples of Dave "stealing" aren't even comparable. Like who cares if he borrowed the name of a song and trolled Metallica a bit with FFF? Metallica ripped off a David Bowie riff nearly note for note for f*ck sakes. I mean Jump In The Fire was an entirely finished song he brought to Metallica from his previous band. Not even the same thing. Those comparisons are weak, weak sauce
@@TotalMeltdown2 Spoted the Dave lover. You're wrong! You need to do more research! The Jump In The Fire lyrics were even more cringe than the Mechanix lyrics! Thank goodness James changed them both! And I don't care that Dave used the Motorbreath riff in FFF. I was using it as an example. Only Dave lovers get worked up over this shit. Fans of both bands are the best, they know what's up. The "only Megadeth" fans are delusional.
@@TheNothing6 you’re the one that’s obviously bitter and worked up about mustaine, so much so that you come and write fucking articles on every video about him. Give it a rest.
if you haven't seen the Gibson TV interview with Dave you should really check it out.....it's "Icons: Dave Mustaine of Megadeth" on the Gibson TV youtube channel....i just watched it yesterday and it was really good.
I'd like to know if Dave still thinks magic broke that guys leg. If he was brought up in Jehovas and thought that at 17 that absolutely fine. Cults are dangerous. But did he still feel that way? I assume not. Thanks for narrating bro! Appreciate it!
I loved the part when Joe kept asking questions Dave didn't want to answer concerning black magic and Joe not letting Dave finish his story without asking annoying questions.
I don't know if the leg break is from this same story, but I read in a metallica book that one of the guys from Armored Saint was picking on Lars, so back stage, Dave broke his leg.
Great video. I saw a 20-minute clip of the interview and loved it. Dave is an intelligent and eloquent speaker, and very interesting to listen too.... cheers.
Dave has every right to be bitter with 'Tallica even today. Think about it for a musicians' point of view: "You write 5-6 songs that basically make up a demo that goes wild and built your bands reputation. You are the ONLY guitar player in the band at this stage. You get a record deal because of that demo. You get fired (reasonably TBH) from what you think is YOUR OWN BAND, you being the oldest person, lead and rhythm guitarist, main composer and do all the talking live as well, being the band persona. You tell them to NOT use your music, they instead USE your music which made the demo famous, then get rich with your music, then use it AGAIN in the second album....while you are a drug addict living a shitty life. I mean, you would hate those guys...
He wasn't the main composer though half and half is more fair, as James wrote 5 songs on kill em all and Dave wrote 4. And James was the guitarist too he only opted to just sing for just 2 shows. The thing is they had to fire him he was a train wreck and they were all set to record so that was alway gonna happen. As for his couple of riffs on ride the lightning, in sure they thought those riffs would go to waste as they probably couldn't imagine this drunken mess having the comeback that he did! And probably thought he'd be glad of the royalties! He submitted his riff tapes and they used a couple to serve the song. Its not unusual for any band in their early years to have ex members material in their songs. But Dave did come back strong and made a big deal of it so it's become a huge thing haha
As a life long fan of Dave , I believe the chemo and radiation has fucked with his thought process when talking, I’ve seen it before with people who had the same treatments . Nevertheless loved hearing him on Rogan
"I thought hearing Mustaine speak for three hours would either be really interesting or really depressing, because sometimes when you hear someone talk for a long period of time, they're actually kinda boring or they're not really what you thought they were"
Me watching Mike talk about sniffing Enya's feet while wearing a mask for an hour during his stream: 🤣😳😅😱 (I love those Art Of Guitar streams though)
Hahahahaha :D :D. That was funny xD
Tickling her feet. Tickling! 🤣
@@TheArtofGuitar Yeah okay Mike, we believe you 😅
Is this true? What stream is it on? If it is true AMAZING!
@@shelovesthenight8425 It was an Art-Of-Guitar livestream from August 17, 2022 (Mike actually posted it to his RUclips Community page), but sadly the stream is deleted now :/
Speaking of technology. For a short while, Dave played a Line 6 amp! I think it was a prototype they made for him.
And had a signature ESP guitar. Won't lie, it was kinda ugly. Almost looked like their old AX series.
@@xamislimelight8965 Axion. He also had the DV8-R. I own one of the 200 SE Flameburst versions and that.
@@NinjaRunningWild guitar center has a DV8 R with a flame top right now 1799 is what there asking
@@tommilitello198 Not a flame top, flame _burst._ It was an exclusive paint scheme to the SE; red fading into bright yellow tips. It's dramatically rarer. Anyways, this was 2 months ago. Did you buy it?
Hey, I'm a french fan of "the art of guitare". I' m very happy you're talking about Mustaine : he survived from drugs, Metallica eviction and became MEGADETH leader with integrity. great guitarist, nice guy and a legend !!!! It's a good lyricist, too !
You can hear Dave playing the The Leper Messiah part on the rehearsal tape from Ron Mcgovny's garage, Ron said that back then they called it "The Hills Run Red".
The first Mustaine biography is eye-opening and explains a lot of his persona. I highly recommend it.
Agreed. It’s a very interesting read.
I already know how incomprehensibly important he is
Dave trying to get his scorpion back and them looking for Gar on the wrong side of town - "he looks kind of like a locust". The book is full of gems.
Great book
I really enjoyed the book
Thats pretty cool. Didnt know about all that stuff hed done.
And I met Benny Urquidez when i was a kid. He came to our Karate class and did a little demonstration and taught some stuff, signed some books he then sold everyone. Nice guy.
I believe I remember the story about the guy with the broken leg. If I remember correctly, the day after he did the hex, the guy broke his leg in a car accident. Funny thing is, I believe he physically broke another guy's leg too. I think it was a guy from Armoured Saint. The guy pushed Lars down to the ground (this was back when Dave was in Metallica) and Dave broke his leg. He told the guy not to push his friend around. I mean, he also beat up the guys in his own band from time to time back then too, so... 🤣 I'm glad he eventually straightened up. I really believe he's a good guy who deserves a lot of credit for being where he is after all the struggles he's been through. I wish that he and James could have been able to come together at some point and work on a side project. I think that would have been epic, but I think that train left the station long ago.
Yeah, I also remember a story when Dave beat up James because James kicked his dog lol.
Some of Dave's finest quotes:
Rob Halford always looks like Ace Hardware blew up next to him.
We don't have long to play opening for Aerosmith because they don't have long to live. (not sure if he meant because of their age or he was mad at them)
We didn't even tell Chuck Behler he was fired - we just hired Nick and stopped calling him.
I was really into Rush until Alex Lifeson went to the moon. ( I think I remember that - Alex's trip to the moon I mean)
Chris Poland was always giving our driver guff on the Killing is my Business tour so one day when he kept egging him on and the driver kept pounding the steering wheel with his fist, he finally pulled the bus over, got up, and bounced Chris upside down head first down the stairs of the bus and out onto the street.
When he met his wife Pam at a club, he initially told his assistant to go over and tell her he'd like to meet her. So the assistant did and then returned to Dave without her because she said if he wanted to meet her, he could approach her himself. (I actually foresaw the end of that story before I even read it. I can't believe he did that.)
I am hearing of it as I write this message 😎😎.
I wish he spoke more about Dave Elfeson.
Yeah I think he was trying to avoid it a bit. Mentioned him once.
@@TheArtofGuitar Exactly . I kind of wished he atleast told his side of the story. I don't wish to hear or watch a video from Rock Feed , Loudwire ore any of those "news outlets" ...I mean this could be Junior Dave's to senior Dave
"Come on man , No second chance "!
@@dbmdrums1105 Technically, this would be considered his second chance, really.
He avoided it to be more professional, it's still fresh in his mind and the whole thing embarrassed the brand Megadeth.
I don't watch Joe Rogan much but the Dave episode was tremendous. Thanks Mike.
I'm glad you said older than old I was born in 63 and was fortunate enough to have been around in the early days and watch both bands grow and have seen both Megadeath and Metallica live many times and I still remember the sad day when Randy Rhoads was killed another what if he would have not gotten on that plane and how he would have influenced metal. I'm 59 and I built myself and my grandson a gaming PC and know electronics very well I had to learn how to root my first smart phone to expand the storage try 2 GB of storage not easy I was able to double it .
Casey Kasem was the original voice of Shaggy in the old school Scooby Doo cartoons 🤘😁
It was great wasn't it?
Joe's amazingly good at getting ppl to be themselves, this and the Hetfield episode are the only time I've felt like I've seen them as regular ppl rather than in frontman mode. That's in 30 years reading every little interview they did! Really enjoyed it 👌
Bollocks Dave was as guarded and scripted as he’s ever been.
@@ThemMightyPies Dave is an old man. Calm down.
@Huh? nah, he was very open but mindful of saying something stupid, as it wasn't scripted.
You can see Dave skydiving in the music videos for Holy Wars and High Speed Dirt.. MTV also went out with them when they did some of the skydiving as well.
Fun fact: Casey Kasem is the original voice actor for Shaggy from Scooby-Doo.
(If Dave Mustaine does a Shaggy impression, no matter how bad it sounds, my respect for him will skyrocket.)
I was one of the online inhabitants of Megadeth, Arizona.
Also I just realized that was nearly 30 years ago now and I think one of my joints just turned into dust
I was in Megadeth Arizona and the first edition of the Cyberarmy 🤘🤘🤘
Dave’s vocals have massively improved since his throat cancer which is astounding to me! I heard he took voice lessons to deal with the surgery trauma, which makes sense. The few tracks I’ve heard on their new album is 🔥 In the past he tells the sad story about an incident during his horrific addiction phase when he took a massive dose of either opioids or downers and slept on his left arm for almost an entire day and destroyed the nerves in his arm. He had to get major surgery and relearn how to play guitar. I am about halfway through the Rogan interview and am overjoyed at how his life has turned around and how he is in such a great place physically, mentally, spiritually etc. after such an abusive childhood with a crazed & sadistic alcoholic father and years of ensuing substance abuse! I read his harrowing story in his autobiography a few years back and it is SO compelling, I think I read the entire thing in one day! God BLESS Dave Mustaine, the Man, the Myth, the Legend!!!
Improved? Lol.
I never considered someone not knowing about Casey Kasem?! Also, it's "went skydiving". Something I used to want to do, bit I'm now too chicken 🐔 😅
DM is usually an interesting listen, and more thoughtful than many of his peers. However, he's another one of these guys who was a serious addict, but yet has a perfect memory of so many events and conversations, that, coincidentally, only he remembers that way, so much of what he has to say needs to be taken with several grains of salt.
I've noticed this with a lot of interviews I've seen with old rockers and even old wrestlers. Part of it was the drugs, but I think some of it is misremembering things after so many years. Of course some may also be purposly bending the truth.
Regarding what ? All he says is pretty much true, I've heard the interviews from the 80s to today, he has not changed a single word from his answers to the same questions he has been answering for the last 40 years. Its either lies he convinced himself back then and just kept on repeating or its true. I didnt see anyone from his former band mates try to convince anyone it wasnt exactly how he said it was either.
fair assessment lol
I heard Dave went to GIT for a little while . In the 80 s
I still think Megadeth : Behind the Music is the most definitive documentary on Dave Mustaine & Megadeth (& Metallica).
What! Mustaine is on Rogan?!!! ....*immediately closes vid and opens spotify*
Great episode of JRE. I love that Joe just lets his guest speak uninterrupted for a long period of time so they can just get everything out.
Most of this is stuff he’s talked about before but a few things about the celebs he met that seem new. Will try to catch the podcast. Thanks for sharing.
Yeah, it’s worth checking out, some interesting topics,.
There's really not much new if you've listened to or read previous interviews.
Swayze does a huge skydiving seen with Keanu Reeves in "Point Break".
Haven't had time to listen to the podcast yet but looking forward to it.
I thought he sounded like Corey Feldman.
Great video mike. Would love to see you review more podcast and interviews. Maybe Joe rogan’s podcast with Billy Corgan and James Hetfield.
I can tell at the beginning Joe felt like he wasn't credible and full of BS.
He's not credible in the metal world for sure. He kinda balked when Dave mentioned Cliff and I think Joe was nervous at first because he stumbled and I believe said, "You're heavy metal loyalty." haha. Props to him tho for having both James and Dave on though.
@@TheArtofGuitar Incidentally, Joe was wearing a Kill Cliff shirt.
@@NinjaRunningWild Holy crap! I can’t believe I didn’t catch that. That’s insane.
Met Dave long ago. Before James and Dave were famous (Downey early 1980's). If you were there, you would understand why it didn't work out. ;)
I always keep this in mind when I'm listening to an interview with anyone , " There is always Two sides to a story " . I have personal experience in this especially when you have a bad break up with a partner , they tell their friends BS about you , and those friends that don't even know you give you shitty looks . Alot of people don't stop to think that there is Two sides when people break up.
Even if I don't play, there's something comforting about just holding a guitar sometimes
Blew my mind when he brought up dave on a recent podcast and commented about his martial arts history. Was not expecting him to actually be on the podcast :) I loved megadeth and metallica so much when I was a kid. This was like catching up with an old friend that's been gone for decades.
Yeah Dave was on the Experience Hendrix. He played Fire & Purple haze. He played them heavy! I think Dave wanted to curse ' tallica. Didn't work😂😂. His book was great
Thanks for listening to rogan so we don't have to.
This is the best way to watch Rogen honestly, just listening to someone else's recap.
I got to see Mustaine during the Hendrix Experience, it was super cool.
I love the guitar your holding! What model is it? I've been looking for a Rhoads like that that's not from the custom shop.
Sir, where are your headstocking blocks?
I honestly wasn't a fan of this interview. Joe talked over Dave a lot of the time and you could tell Dave was getting testy at a couple points.
Haha, I just wondered why you were holding the guitar during the first six minutes, and Then you exactly said: You're probably why I am holding this guitar... haha Spot on timing!
✨😃Super synch!!! Same here but with the added layer of reading your comment just as Mike explained. Gotta love divine timing or cosmic "coincidences"😊✨
A lot of us "older" guys are fairly adept with technology.
Yeah but I'm not related to any of them. haha
If you have back surgery be prepared it may mess you up 05 1st 06 -2nd both L4 TO L5 area for both after that rest of life PAIN ALWAYS AT 54 NOW I RECCOMEND 2 DOCS SAY YES THEN GET IT IF 2 DIFFERENT DON'T AGREE PASS ON SURGERY I'VE HAD 24 HERNIATIONS SINCE BUT NO FUSION DAVE AND MEGADETH KICK BUTT.
Bro there is a documentary about Megadeth Arizona they are really the first. Look it up.
Dude I take Dave mustaine's stories with a grain of salt... Kind of in the same bag as Steven seagull
But hey, I don't like the guy so... I could easily be wrong because I haven't given him a chance
You know like how you treat someone you don't like, or anyone
You shouldn't be allowed to have money if you're into NFTs. It is rife with schemes, scams, money laundering, you name it. Any sort of nefarious method of parting someone from their money you can think of is, has, and will be associated with NFTs.
Dave's stories are never consistent. Just take his reasons for being "removed" from Metallica for example. He's given several different excuses through the years. So, I'd take everything he says with a grain of salt.
He -skydived- -skydove- went skydiving with Patrick Swayze.
“If you want the ultimate, you’ve got to be willing to pay the ultimate price. It’s not tragic to die doing what you love.”
- Bodhi
Do more artist series !
Didn't Dave break another guys leg for beating up Lars or something? Wasn't this in Some Kind of Monster?
He broke sumones leg for pushing Lars his little Danish friend supposedly,,come on black magic lol
Dave can barely talk these days. It's sad. The Black magic thing was weird. I can't tell if Dave was being sarcastic or for real. He's too old to tell lol
Will you make a review of this guitar?
The Krackson? Sure.
Speaking as a Megadeth superfan, Dave does talk some absolute rubbish 99% of the time.
Dave is such an incredible guitar player and songwriter, but also such an unlikeable person- Egotistical, narciscistic, spiteful religious nut job. And used "black magic" to break someone's leg lol? Guy is disconnected from reality. I still like his music though.
That's fair but watch the whole podcast and you may relax your judgements a bit.
I mean to be fair all those adjectives could be used to describe Lars as well minus the "religious nut job" part
That’s cool that you personally know him and what’s in his heart.
Good that you don't see musicians as flawless heroes and still can appreciate their music. Mature perspective
@@phadrus Great point my guy, very insightful. I guess you can't say Hitler was a bad guy since you didn't know him personally and that's the only way to know what's in his heart.
I remember seeing the Megadeth Arizona web address on the back of Youthanasia I believe and thinking wtf is that lol
Thank you for the awesome summary so that us regular folk won't have to listen Joe say wow that's crazy every 2 secs 😂😂
The bitterness will always be there because Metallica became a successful and a huge band, if Metallica was a flop then Dave can get over of it easily, that's the reality of it,
Cobra Kai surprise next year... Dave will be the new villain! LOL!
I read a headline the other day of the bassist for Metallica before cliff dispute mustaines claim as the alpha male of metallica... he said mustaine punched James in the face and smashed him over a coffee table.... sounds pretty alpha to me.
Yea that bully got in a car wreck the next day and that is how he broke his leg. And the one with he hottest girl in school was also pretty good. Not saying it's real or fake. What I'm saying is that it sure is interesting!
I've read his biographies and listened to many interviews he's had over the years and him and I think very much alike. I'm not so sure if it's because him and I are both Virgos lol (I was never really into zodiac signs and that kind of stuff) It's not the ego or narcissistic tendencies, but the humble beginnings of being raised and forced to be a Jehovah's witness, getting out of that and the aspects of being a musician and the experience in all that is what I can relate to.
I was raised in a Spanish catholic cult of sorts, not the kind where they do some weird immoral stuff in the name of god, but a very dogmatic group of Catholics. I didn't have an option to attend different catholic churches, it just so happened that the one I went to with my mother and brother every weekend and every week night at bible study was the messed up church lol All other churches in our town denounced them. When I discovered my love for music and the guitar, it was my escape. Much like Dave I started at a very young age, the problem is that I didn't stick with it for long. Public schools, Bible School and the church became obstacles I couldn't avoid until I came of adult age. Guitar and metal were things I had to keep secret unless I was with my father. Afterall, he was the one that got me into all of it. My mother originally wanted me to be a priest since I had been a very active member with the church and had helped with many of the religious services along with the priest over those years, and so she insisted that I attend a seminary to study philosophy, theology and of course religion. My father at this time didn't care what I did, he was always more open minded than my mother was. He wasn't religious, my hypocritical mother married him more for lustful reasons and his wealth that he had earned from family inheritance than anything else. I was so glad to leave that all behind.
Wait Dave has degenerative disc disease too!? I just found out few months back I have that too in my spine. It affects my back legs and feet a lot but man I never thought Dave had degenerative disc disease! God Bless Dave! 🤘😄
Heh, I vaguely remember the Megadeth Arizona thing
Mike, are you hyped about the Tonex profiling? Do you think it'll be good as Kemper? :P.
It's an old story. He used to talk about it occasionally. Not so much since he got saved, which I understand.
Oh and I love Joe Rogan's podcasts, but this was an odd one. He was really pushing the conversation, kinda like a regular interviewer. And JOE.... you've got. Dave freaking Mustain sitting in front of you.... QUIT fangirling over Hendrix! LMAO
I'm not sure why Dave and his fans continue to say "songs he wrote" on Kill 'Em All and Ride The Lightning? He co-wrote them. I mean, they have James' lyrics, so right there they aren't 100% his. James contributed riffs in those songs, James wrote the lyrics in those songs. Lars arranged those songs, he turned the riffs into actual songs. Dave likes to say Metallica stole his music but he stole the name Mechanix from UFO! He also used James' Motorbreath riff in FFF (Fight For Freedom). The crying for 40 years has to stop! Metallica should just give those 6 songs to Mustaine and stop playing them, they already hardly play 4 of the 6 songs. And he says the solos are his. The demo solos sound nothing like what Kirk recorded. Kirk said during the making of Hardwired that he used the first bar to get started but the majority of every solo is his. I love Megadeth's first 6 albums. Dave is one of my guitar influences, but I can't stand the guy. Very bitter person. And he was also a dick when I met him, I was 14 and it fucked me up. I also never got my Rattlehead dog tag necklace from the Megadeth fan club I was a part of. 🤣😂
I can totally see your points! Well put it, my dude!
@@Cthulhu_Awaken Right on, my friend! Cheers! 🍻 🤘🏼
Those examples of Dave "stealing" aren't even comparable. Like who cares if he borrowed the name of a song and trolled Metallica a bit with FFF? Metallica ripped off a David Bowie riff nearly note for note for f*ck sakes. I mean Jump In The Fire was an entirely finished song he brought to Metallica from his previous band. Not even the same thing. Those comparisons are weak, weak sauce
@@TotalMeltdown2 Spoted the Dave lover. You're wrong! You need to do more research! The Jump In The Fire lyrics were even more cringe than the Mechanix lyrics! Thank goodness James changed them both! And I don't care that Dave used the Motorbreath riff in FFF. I was using it as an example. Only Dave lovers get worked up over this shit. Fans of both bands are the best, they know what's up. The "only Megadeth" fans are delusional.
@@TheNothing6 you’re the one that’s obviously bitter and worked up about mustaine, so much so that you come and write fucking articles on every video about him. Give it a rest.
if you haven't seen the Gibson TV interview with Dave you should really check it out.....it's "Icons: Dave Mustaine of Megadeth" on the Gibson TV youtube channel....i just watched it yesterday and it was really good.
I'd like to know if Dave still thinks magic broke that guys leg. If he was brought up in Jehovas and thought that at 17 that absolutely fine. Cults are dangerous. But did he still feel that way? I assume not. Thanks for narrating bro! Appreciate it!
When you said what if Dave and James died early got me bro nice but
I enjoy your videos guy
Leper Messiah definitely has a Dave kind of feel to it.
Yes. Like a wine, you can sense Dave's notes in the song.
Yeah for sure the kind of riffs he was writing at the time.
For sure the last part
One riff was based on an old jam with Dave but it's nowhere near close enough to actually get a writing credit for
put a "sex hex" on her.... was the name of the curse Rohypnol?
I loved the part when Joe kept asking questions Dave didn't want to answer concerning black magic and Joe not letting Dave finish his story without asking annoying questions.
Benny 'Er-key-dez'
I don't know if the leg break is from this same story, but I read in a metallica book that one of the guys from Armored Saint was picking on Lars, so back stage, Dave broke his leg.
I find it funny he has to have guitar in video even though he didn't use it
didn't casey also do the voice for shaggy in the old scooby doo cartoons
Never heard Dave talk much but he was interesting and kept the conversation going well. Good stuff.
Great video. I saw a 20-minute clip of the interview and loved it. Dave is an intelligent and eloquent speaker, and very interesting to listen too.... cheers.
Bjj is great when there's no punching allowed. That's why Eddie bravo started his style that works with striking
"People who's at an older age, as I did" - BR / fit AF guitar hero with 28 yo appearance 🤣
Black magic oooh scary stuff
I think Santana wrote a song about Dave. 🤣
Phil Sandoval from Armored Saint is the guy that got his leg broken from Dave Mustaine
Can u make a video about Yngwie Malmsteen or Paul Gilbert greatest guitar techniques, please
seriously dude....a bit too fan boy for me.
Your videos are always interesting..and I like your teaching style. Thanks!
Wow, Im totally shocked that Megadave knew too much about guitar, to take lessons.
kinda poor joe is wearing a kill cliff shirt
Dave has every right to be bitter with 'Tallica even today. Think about it for a musicians' point of view: "You write 5-6 songs that basically make up a demo that goes wild and built your bands reputation. You are the ONLY guitar player in the band at this stage. You get a record deal because of that demo. You get fired (reasonably TBH) from what you think is YOUR OWN BAND, you being the oldest person, lead and rhythm guitarist, main composer and do all the talking live as well, being the band persona. You tell them to NOT use your music, they instead USE your music which made the demo famous, then get rich with your music, then use it AGAIN in the second album....while you are a drug addict living a shitty life. I mean, you would hate those guys...
He wasn't the main composer though half and half is more fair, as James wrote 5 songs on kill em all and Dave wrote 4.
And James was the guitarist too he only opted to just sing for just 2 shows.
The thing is they had to fire him he was a train wreck and they were all set to record so that was alway gonna happen.
As for his couple of riffs on ride the lightning, in sure they thought those riffs would go to waste as they probably couldn't imagine this drunken mess having the comeback that he did! And probably thought he'd be glad of the royalties!
He submitted his riff tapes and they used a couple to serve the song. Its not unusual for any band in their early years to have ex members material in their songs. But Dave did come back strong and made a big deal of it so it's become a huge thing haha
Man, your channel is truly great .. straight up. I love this channel
I wanna like the video but it’s at 69, so I don’t want to like the video because 69
Isn't the megadeth song "High speed dirt" about skydiving?
I'm not sure thrash metal would have been as popular as it was if not for Dave's music.
As a life long fan of Dave , I believe the chemo and radiation has fucked with his thought process when talking, I’ve seen it before with people who had the same treatments . Nevertheless loved hearing him on Rogan
Many of those stories he told in joe Rogan, he had years ago talked about with Alex Jones.
That V is an absolute beauty
As a former Jehovah's Witness myself, I really appreciated him talking about his upbringing.
Thx for sharing!!
Love the the Jackson V!!
james hetfield did one too on jre