The album cover for Rust in Peace ties in with the second song off the album, 'Hangar 18'. Once you listen to 'Hanger 18', you will get the meaning of the artwork. The album name, Rust in Peace, is the name of the last song on the album, 'Rust in Peace... Polaris'. Both of these songs are great. There is not a bad song on this album. 'Dawn Patrol' is a bass and drums only song with Mustaine speaking the lyrics. It is different than the other songs on this album. You could basically listen to one song a week off this album for seven weeks and be amazed every time.
7:08 no finger tapping, Marty actually stretched his fingers from 12th to the 17th fret ( which is how most covers of this song are played too, I remember seeing one cover using tapping in that section and the comments were hounding the RUclipsr for it, even though it sounded super clean)
They say and even he says, he's not a great singer, it puts some people off altogether. Personally I think he sounds great . That whole album is epic , as is countdown and ,peace sells.
Lots more great stuff, man... you seem to dig it. Megadeth is a little more raw and garage band'y than Metallica, I think. More technical. Five Magics Good Morning / Black Friday Set the World Afire The Conjuring Hook in Mouth Originals are going to be better than remasters. Cheers
I mean, everything sounds like a garage band compared to the production that goes into a Metallica albums since 1991. Their production is so super polished that it doesn't nearly come across as heavy as it should be. There is a great channel called 'Stateofmercury' that do videos like "what if Hardwired to Self Destruct was on Ride the lightning." He basically applies the production and style of one song and puts it on another album. It's very interesting. But, I wouldn't describe anything Megadeth did after 1990 as garage bandy. Especially once they gained commercial success with Countdown to Extinction. Everything is polished with quality production. Whereas both bands have a raw unpolished garage band sound in the first few records. If you mean Megadeth is more metal or thrash sounding, then I agree. It's definently faster, more progressive and filled to the brim with solos.
@@itsalwayssomething7490 Right on. Overall, I still think Megadeth cares less about appealing to the masses compared to Metallica. I guess that's what I mean by being garage bandy. Both bands fell into the masses trap in the early 1990's. You could argue Megadeth has been a one-man band over the years, because of Dave. But all those guitarists/drummers have done pretty good in their own right. Nothing was a disaster. They both would never be able to beat youth and ingenuity they had in their first few albums. It gets lost with age, fame and money. Understandable. i'll check out Stateofmercury, cheers.
The album cover for Rust in Peace ties in with the second song off the album, 'Hangar 18'. Once you listen to 'Hanger 18', you will get the meaning of the artwork. The album name, Rust in Peace, is the name of the last song on the album, 'Rust in Peace... Polaris'. Both of these songs are great. There is not a bad song on this album. 'Dawn Patrol' is a bass and drums only song with Mustaine speaking the lyrics. It is different than the other songs on this album. You could basically listen to one song a week off this album for seven weeks and be amazed every time.
its "Hangar" hanger is for clothes
@@diegozinedine514 Good catch, thanks....
When it came out, you could listen to it every day for seven weeks and be amazed every time. I still am
I don't know if this is true or not but I read that Dave Mustaine saw the words on a bumper sticker, something about Rust in peace. Nuclear arms.
Dave doesn't talk like that he's great with the Way he comes at you with his vocals. Hook in mouth off the so far so good so what album.
Hook in Mouth is my fave by them! Relevant then and even more now
The Detruccinator! 👏😎
Megadeth she wolf rude awakening live 2001.🤘🏼🤘🏼is a must for a Megadeth reaction. Make sure is the Rude Awakening live version 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Meh, every single song off the first four albums are better. Definitely not a must
One of the best metal solos ever!
My personal favorite of all time
Marty Friedman is an absolute beast. My favorite solo of his, and probably my favorite from anyone.
WOW! Such amazing energy throughout the song, I now need a nap! Thanks "D". ☮😄
Good solo from Marty Friedman. He plays it beautifully.
Brutalmente i exquisitamente hermoso Megadeth saludos desde la perla del.pacifico Guayaquil Ecuador....latam...
7:08 no finger tapping, Marty actually stretched his fingers from 12th to the 17th fret ( which is how most covers of this song are played too, I remember seeing one cover using tapping in that section and the comments were hounding the RUclipsr for it, even though it sounded super clean)
Jeepers. spider hands? :D
@@Detrucci Sorry, I meant 10th to 17th fret.
Yeah 😅
🎸MEGADETH - Lucretia🎸 It's just super good!!! 👍
Definitely MUST DO Five Magic from the same album
And Wake up dead! 🤟 From peace sells
Great video, I absolutely love Megadeth, those solos are just amazing
as well, react to "Tempo Perdido" from "Legião Urbana"!
You are right, Dave's voice is the best.
They say and even he says, he's not a great singer, it puts some people off altogether. Personally I think he sounds great . That whole album is epic , as is countdown and ,peace sells.
The main riff has such a great bluesy feel.
Great reaction dude. Next time don't react to remastered version. But I am glad that you enjoyed this song. All album is a masterpiece.
Dave vocals grows on you dude 👍🤘
The best song i love dave's. From France
Lots more great stuff, man... you seem to dig it. Megadeth is a little more raw and garage band'y than Metallica, I think. More technical.
Five Magics
Good Morning / Black Friday
Set the World Afire
The Conjuring
Hook in Mouth
Originals are going to be better than remasters. Cheers
I mean, everything sounds like a garage band compared to the production that goes into a Metallica albums since 1991. Their production is so super polished that it doesn't nearly come across as heavy as it should be. There is a great channel called 'Stateofmercury' that do videos like "what if Hardwired to Self Destruct was on Ride the lightning." He basically applies the production and style of one song and puts it on another album. It's very interesting.
But, I wouldn't describe anything Megadeth did after 1990 as garage bandy.
Especially once they gained commercial success with Countdown to Extinction. Everything is polished with quality production. Whereas both bands have a raw unpolished garage band sound in the first few records.
If you mean Megadeth is more metal or thrash sounding, then I agree. It's definently faster, more progressive and filled to the brim with solos.
@@itsalwayssomething7490
Right on. Overall, I still think Megadeth cares less about appealing to the masses compared to Metallica. I guess that's what I mean by being garage bandy. Both bands fell into the masses trap in the early 1990's. You could argue Megadeth has been a one-man band over the years, because of Dave. But all those guitarists/drummers have done pretty good in their own right. Nothing was a disaster.
They both would never be able to beat youth and ingenuity they had in their first few albums. It gets lost with age, fame and money. Understandable.
i'll check out Stateofmercury, cheers.
I've only heard one solo better than this. Acid Rain live in LA by liquid tension experiment. To be fair, I'm not sure those guys are human
Gotta love some liquid tension 😁
React to Lilith tears of blood ruclips.net/video/PxINFYOCrrs/видео.html
I actually recorded a linlithgow reaction this week 😊 not that song but I can do that one too. Uploading it soon, possibly sunday or monday
Yeah this isn’t the same band but this would be awesome cause they are a new upcoming New Zealand 🇳🇿 band