Hurm1t Reacts To Megadeth Peace Sells... But Who's Buying? B-SIDE
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Original Video:
01. Wake Up Dead • Megadeth - Wake Up Dead
02. The Conjuring • Megadeth - The Conjuring
03. Peace Sells • Megadeth - Peace Sells
04. Devil's Island • Megadeth - Devil's Island
05. Good Mourning/Black Friday • Megadeth - Good Mourni...
06. Bad Omen • Megadeth - Bad Omen
07. I Ain't Superstitious • Megadeth - I Ain't Sup...
08. My Last Words • Megadeth - My Last Words
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You said that Dave Ellefson (bassist) was into Jazz, who really were into jazz were Chris Poland (Second guitar) and Gar Samuelson (drums), they had a jazz band called New Yorkers during 1980. Gar sadly died in 1999, Chris still in a jazz project called OHM. Check out Rust in Peace (Peace Sells it's better in my opinion), and also SFSGSW (Came after Peace Sells, only album with a very interesting lineup, very punky record btw)
yes
"I ain't superstitious" is a cover of Howlin' Wolf (written by Willie Dixon)... Megadeth did record some covers back then - "These boots" (Nancy Sinatra) was on the first album, but apparently Megadeth got into a legal battle w/ the songwriter Lee Hazlewood, who hated their cover and demanded they remove it off the record (after ca$hing his royalty checks!)
And then The Sex Pistols' "Anarchy in the UK" in 1988.
Love that ‘stomp, stomp’ intro and brooding lyrics to Good Mourning, fricking brilliant, gets me every time! 🤘
As I and some others mentioned yesterday you have to do Rust in Piece, All I will say is if you think Peace Sells is good then!!!!!
100%
Totally agree. In the top 5 metal albums of all time. Not meaning to be picky though, just so Hurm knows, it’s Rust in Peace… easy mistake. 👍🏼
it’s funny, i’ve listened to megadeth since 1986. tho rust in piece is one of the best thrash albums, i’ve always thought peace sells is THE best thrash album of all time.
Rust in Peace is the best 'technical' Thrash album Megadeth released. But, Peace Sells... has always been my favorite Megadeth album though. Not as polished, but Peace Sells, to me has more feeling to it. Poland's leads and his use of legato phrasing just works so well with Mustaine's more classic shredding. And the albums theme, as a whole, is great. You can't go wrong with any of the first 4 albums if you want Thrash or 7 albums if you want Thrash/Heavy Metal.
Rust in Peace has, possibly, better songwriting, but this was by far Megadeth's most talented line up. No disrespect to the others.
Good mourning black friday is the best megadeth songs ever and my favourite megadeth album
this album has a special vibe
David Ellefson (bass) is a stellar musician... he helped found Megadeth w/ Dave Mustaine, and was the bassist from 1983 until 2002... then 2010 until 2021... Unfortunately, he was fired recently after a sexually explicit video involving him communicating w/ an underage girl was leaked online.
Only 2 Megadeth albums were recorded w/ original guitarist Chris Poland and (the late) drummer Gar Samuelson... "Killing is my business..." (1985) and "Peace sells..." (1986)... The band back then was mired in 'h' addiction, and it got to the point where Megadeth's gear was being pawned for drug money. Poland & Samuelson were fired... replaced by Jeff Young (guitar) and Chuck Behler (drums) for the 3rd album "So far so good so what!" (1988) ...they were fired in 1989.
Marty Friedman (guitar) and (the late) Nick Menza (drums) joined in 1990 and recorded Megadeth's biggest albums - from 'Rust in Peace' (1990) to 'Cryptic writings' (1997)... Menza was fired in 1998, replaced by Jimmy DeGrasso (drums) and recorded the rather electronic-heavy misstep album 'Risk' (1999) before Marty Friedman left the band and was replaced by Al Pitrelli (guitar). But they only lasted 1 album 'The world needs a hero' (2001).
appreciate you upoading my first metal album hurm...love you my guy
fucking love this album, gar is so good
You do know the B-Side is referred to as the less important side of a record. Not here. Next time go with Side 1 and Side 2.
My Last Words is my favorite song on this album.
no disrespect to Nick or Marty whatsoever but Id love to hear what Rust In Peace would have sounded like with Gar and Chris playing on it
me too!
im sure it would have sounded better, gar made the songs blend perfectly
Ple react to:
Accept - Fast As A Shark (1982)
This ong have inspired so many bands like Metallica, Megadeth, anthrax, Helloween and many more.Germany metal !
Yeah I will go with that and also Fast as a Shark was Speed Metal before it's time👍🤘🤘🤘
If you're a bass guy, I definitely recommend Overkill. DD Verni is a fucking killer. Even now.
I don't think there is any Megadeth song better than Good Mourning/Black Friday....especially the first few minutes (Good Mourning). Chris Poland's fluid, and smooth as HELL lead part...The way he utilizes that whammy bar, the guitar sounds like it's talking. Almost as if it's begging/pleading for something, if that makes any sense lol. Then you have Dave's beautiful playing behind it....There's just nothing better.
It’s also one of Gar’s best drum tracks. Up there with his work on KIMB
The first album "Killing its my Business" it's raw and fast, I think you'll like it. But listen to the "The Final Kill" version, the 1985 has a very poor sound, the 2002 remaster was good, but the cover song "These Boots" got destroyed by the most idiot idea that was put Beeps all over the song due to the "N words". The Final Kill version has a much better sound that you definitely should check out, but expect for "These Boots" thats gotta be the original (Dave rerecorded the vocals, so you're basics listening to a 1985 song with a 2017 Mustaine singing).
While Final Kill is 'cleaner', I don't like how they changed the beginning of Last Rites/Loved to Death. The way the guitars kick in before Last Rites ends.... Also, with Looking Down the Cross, the intro is too bright. And if you want to listen to the original version of These Boots, you either have to listen to the original or find someone on youtube who has lifted the voice off the original and placed it over the remastered. But then again, I listened the cassette for years before I replaced it the cd in the mid-90's. And while the original recordings are considered 'muddy' at times, they still kicks ass.
@@metaltildeth6783 The 87 version of These Boots it's better btw
@@themechanix8804 Agreed. Chris' soloing is better in the movie version. There are parts of both versions which I like, one over the other. The 1987 version of These Boots has a little too much reverb. But the track is a whole is recorded better than the 1985 version. Dave's voice is a little angrier in the 85' version while in the 87' version it's a little buried in the tract. I enjoy listening to them both. I know you prefer the later remastered, Final Kill, but have you listened to Helm of the anti lemon 'fan' remastered version. He took the original, cleaned up it some and tweaked the eq a bit. Sounds better than the original while maintaining the original's sound. It's in two parts posted in January 2020.
Bro…..this one is STILL my fav Megadeth album 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Amazing reaction man
More stank face. Loving it. Subbed.
Pleased react to the First Megadeth record "Killing is my Business ... and Business is good!"
+1 subscribe
Killing is my business is the only album worth listening to the remaster. The rest of the albums are probably best to listen to the originals...some of the remasters of the other albums are terrible. If you like this one, Rust in Peace is in my opinion even better...but not by much.
Agreed
their first studio album dont have tha mature or the studio quality or however we can say it. but not as good as this or rust in peace by far
With 'Killing is My Business... and Business is Good', Dave was pissed off at the world and you can hear it in every song. This rawness is what makes the album classic. Are the songs as complex as some later Megadeth music? No. The album was written as Dave was trying to form a new band. For me, 'Killing...' and 'RiP' are side by side, one in technical excellence and the other in pure aggressiveness, but 'Pease Sells...' sits just ahead of them.
You are going to be disappointed with their first album :/
I severely agree! I think that first album is complete garbage!
I don't know, personally its one of my favorites because it's one of the thrashiest
@@alejandrov.g.2417 After watching some of his videos, he is not much of a thrasher. He likes bass. I think Death's Individual thought patterns might be more to his liking :D
@@antondzajajurca7797 Yeah, but an album he is gonna like is Countdown to Extinction
The first album is one of my favorites.