Two guitar players, Dave Mustaine and Chris Poland (on this album). The reason you hear more is because they layer the guitar tracks in the studio. The main rhythm guitars play throughout the song and when it's time for the solo(s) they layer that on top of the rhythm guitars. When they play live one guitarist will play the rhythm while the other does the solo. Dave Mustaine also handles the vocals as well as playing guitar. He was the original lead guitar player for Metallica back when they first started.
@LFR Family they usually double or quad track the guitars to add to the definition of the guitars in the lower mids and low end ,and to thicken the sound of the lead guitar
Megadeth always had two lead guitars; Dave Mustaine (vocals & guitar) & Chris Poland on Peace Sells, so every song shreds 😁 I've been rocking this song since my high school bush party days 😁 🤘❤🇨🇦
You gotta do sweating bullets by megadeth....Dave is on point with this track, vocally, guitar...the song is Damn near perfect. It's my favorite by megadeth...
"Peace sells, but who's buying?" is a reference to the fact, that people always claim they want worls peace... but if you look around, you wouldn't believe that to be, the case.
You would enjoy watching this one performed live. Dave Mustaine was originally lead guitar for Metallica. I saw them in early '83 in SF, when Dave was still with them. I remember Cliff's bass solo and thinking what? Bass players don't do solos! But they blew me away...I was impressed and so I bought my first album of theirs, "Kill 'em All", when it came out later that year.
Dude you witnessed history and it didn't last long. The level of talent that's come and gone in Metallica is amazing really Dave, cliff, James what are the odds that demi God's all met like that? Even for just one album
Megadeth is a lot of little solos, just how Dave does it. This is also a period where it was common to record one guitar on the left and one on the right so you could tell who was soloing at any point. Slayer did that very consistently through their career
You forgot the next line, which happens to be the key one in order to put the social critique into context: "But it better work this time." is a jab at the commies who perpetually delude themselves into thinking they just didn't commie hard enough last time and this time will be different.
This Megadeth track summed up the attitude of metal in the era of President Reagan (cabbie-turned-prez) ... Reagan and the political class were so wrapped up Dave Mustaine was so creative, despite he and the band trippin' on h in 1985/ '86... The guitars were done by Dave Mustaine and Chris Poland, but what bands do in the studio is, they double track their rhythms and guitar harmonies w/ overdubs, so that the sound on the record comes out fuller and tighter. Iron Maiden have said that most Maiden songs have up to 6 guitar lines tracked, that was why when they upgraded from 2 guitars to 3, they had plenty of choices to play live in concert. Queen used that technique of overdubs to 'layer' vocals and instruments on their records to give their songs a big sound, even tho only 4 musicians were involved.
I think Megadeth had a lot of political themes in their lyrics. Even their name has political origins. It came from the phrase, "Arsenal of megadeath", which lead singer/Dave Mustaine saw in a pamphlet by former Senator and Presidential candidate Alan Cranston and refers to a hypothetical body count following a nuclear war.
Maiden has three guitars because Jannick Gers replaced Adrian Smith in the 90s, and when Smith came back they didn't kick Gers out to make use of him. Maybe because they liked more guitar sounds, but if Smith had never left, or if he'd never come back, they'd probably still have two guitars.
@@JasonBenesh That's debatable... Steve Harris wanted 3 guitars in Iron Maiden back in 1976. But they had trouble keeping 2 guitarists back then. 'If Smith had not left' never happened... so...
I remember when this came out when I was a teenager..still a kick ass song. Dave mustaine is why I play a flying v guitar still at almost 50 years old.
The beginning bass part was used by MTV back in the day so anyone who thought I've heard that before well there you go. Dave Mustaine also doesn't get enough credit for helping to write some of the songs for the Kill Em All and Ride The Lightning Albums for Metallica but it's good he moved on and found success with Megadeth.
"what do you mean I ain't kind, just not your kind". That is one of the best lyrics of all time. Also, Rush's "if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice."
I got to meet Dave Mustaine in 2005 at Gigantour in Atlanta. I kept asking my husband "Please tell me this was a dream, I don't want to wake up", after meeting him. I was totally star struck and he was so nice in person. Megadeth got me into Metal when I was 12.
Mustaine brainstormed the tune title while smashing with a young lady "who felt sorry for him While he was homeless and hunching down at the distribution center where Megadeth practiced, Mustaine would some of the time exploit some assistance or two. It was on one such event that motivation struck and metal history was changed until the end of time. "There was a young lady who had compassion for me and now and again would call up and request that I come over, and we would go through the night together and she'd feed me and I'd get tidied up and stuff like that," "Also I woke up one morning and I saw a magazine on her end table and it said, 'Peace sells, nobody's buying it.' And I went, 'Wow, I have to compose a melody concerning that.' So I switched the words up a tad and I began composing the tune, obviously I was inhabiting the practice building like I said, so I had no paper, and I took a pen and composed the verses on the divider there. Right up 'til today, I actually keep thinking about whether the woman who had that practice building was adequately shrewd to remove that divider and immortalize it." Though Ellefson plays the immediately unmistakable bass line for Megadeth's exemplary single "Peace Sells," it was Mustaine who concocted it. "We were up at [Killing Is My Business co-producer] Karat Faye's home," Ellefson reviewed to Classic Rock. "I had this BC Rich Eagle bass that we'd tore the frets out of. I recall Dave got the bass and begun playing what might turn into the Peace Sells bass line, very much like that." Mustaine composed the tune to challenge standard view of metalheads as "dumbassess" Megadeth have been known as a great deal of things throughout the long term, however one descriptor that Mustaine really embraces is the expression "thinking man's band," which isn't really is business as usual when you realize that he wrote "Peace Sells" unequivocally to dissipate the famous thought of metalheads as stupid dimwits and to exhibit the knowledge that metal fans are able to do. "I composed this is on the grounds that I was worn out on individuals ridiculing metal overall and deriding individuals who are metal fans," "It was difficult for me to watch the manner in which we were generalized on TV, similarly as numb nuts. Generally, I feel that a ton of artists are extremely astute and exceptionally gifted. It's a bummer the manner in which individuals had been generalized."
Megadeth always shredds. Greatest metal band in history so far. You hear multiple guitars for 2 reasons, first they layer the guitars and second because of the way David Elifson plays the bass, he maintains the rhythm very well.
You wanna get some mad respect for this band the 2nd guitarist Chris Poland He has been a jazz player almost all his life that's how Dave found him and convinced him to play metal. Go check out his band OHM for some jazz and fusion. He is a ridiculous guitarist. And one of my all time favs next to Marty Friedman who was in Megadeth also for years and is incredible in his solo work
Marty Friedman is a badass, but Chris Poland started this with Mustaine. I love the, "Peace Sells", album the most. It's what got me into the genre called THRASH. I liked it before I liked Metallica, so... Dave Mustaine out did Metallica IMHO but not many people agree with me. Listen to Wake Up Dead or Black Friday. Way more intense than anything at that time. The album that made me a fan of Metallica after this came out was Master Of Puppets.
When this single was released there was a huge 60's "flower power" nostalgia vibe going on in the U.S. You could go into nearly any store and find peace symbols for sale; necklaces, earrings, t-shirts, temporary tatoos, etc.. This was also near the end of the Cold-War, and tensions were high between the U.S. and Russia. The U.S. President at the time had been caught on a hot-mike during a radio interview making a joke about bombing Moscow (he was unaware that the station had come back from commercial). The in-your-face message of the song is why do we find it so easy to divide ourselves, and make it so difficult to find common ground, while using the idea of peace as a commodity to make a profit from.
If you want to see an amazing drum set then you need to react to Steelheart...Can't Stop Loving You. The band is great, the lead singers vocals are amazing and the drummers drum set is bad ass!!!
This was the first Megadeth I ever heard back in 86, ran right out and bought the cassette, played it until it broke. Hearing more than 2 guitars is what they call studio magic. I was actually glad Dave got fired from Metallica, if not we never would've had MEGADETH 🤘😎🤘
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In case no one attempted it here's the meaning of the song: don't judge a book by its cover. Just as too many people have been judged wrongly simply by the color of thier skin also people have been judged wrongly by thier appearance or music taste. Being black DOES NOT mean you are a violent drug user and being a metal loving headbands does not mean I'm a satanic devil loving anarchist. The people in charge sell peace but secretly sow division and the intelligent person knows this so he (or she) aint buying.
This music is a rebel music and always listen to the songs with the lyrics always we use to do it with records and cds but we had the lyrics cheers from Greece
1980s song all about the cold war, militarism and the cost of nuclear weapons, in the 1980s we lived under constant fear of nuclear war. huge military budgets. the kids were listening to grateful dead in 1987, it was the 2oth anniv of the summer of love, so the hippiee ideal was resurgent again, againsdt the backdrop od reagan and the USAs massive global military empire expansion. tripled the national debt w military expenditures, were still paying for it.
Your reactions are great dude I'm glad you're listening to Megadeth they are one of my favorite bands I'm 61 years old and still jamming away to them. God bless have a great day my good man
My favorite Megadeth song is definitely "In My Darkest Hour". Its real shit, check it out man. its about dave mustaines reaction and subsequent downward spiral after cliff burton from metallica died.
In my darkest hour, the melody and music was what Dave wrote when Cliff Burton died but the lyrics are about his GF Diana, he wrote many songs about her including tornado of souls and a lot more
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Dude...this album cover is like a time warp back to 1988....was in the army doing my AIT at ft. gordon georgia...was in an 8 man barracks room...i was into country,one guy nicknamed Elvis was into....welll....elvis, couple of the guys were into death metal...and the only black guy in the room was jammin to Beastie boys.... I had my walkman qued up with randy travis,clint black and the like,... Thanks for bringing back a summer of army training..
For some real shredding, check out Annihilator. Jeff Waters' fingers make the strings bleed. And talk about your "kill-the-drummer" beats. Like automatic gunfire. If you've not yet heard any Annihilator yet, best to start at the start (1989) : - Alison Hell (Alice In Hell) (fans may insist you react to this track with the inclusion of the intro track, an insturmental called Crystal Ann - it certainly does provide a nice set-up to Alison Hell). - Wicked Mystic - Word Salad - Human Insecticide
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Welcome man merry belated christmas and new year btw in this song its only 2 guitar player dave mustaine and chris poland
One of my top 5 favorite songs.
I go to court ehen I have to.
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Two guitar players, Dave Mustaine and Chris Poland (on this album). The reason you hear more is because they layer the guitar tracks in the studio. The main rhythm guitars play throughout the song and when it's time for the solo(s) they layer that on top of the rhythm guitars. When they play live one guitarist will play the rhythm while the other does the solo. Dave Mustaine also handles the vocals as well as playing guitar. He was the original lead guitar player for Metallica back when they first started.
I mean technically he's right... the Bass is a guitar too! Hence.... 3 guitarists.
@@JasonMeads lol true!
Right Metallica did the same thing.
@LFR Family they usually double or quad track the guitars to add to the definition of the guitars in the lower mids and low end ,and to thicken the sound of the lead guitar
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Perhaps the greatest metal bass riff of all time. Brutal, pumping, timeless
Opening bass line always makes me nostaglic for old MTV when it was used to intro the news
Hi! This is Kurt Loder... and we're old as F
@@ozzynmyrtle Yes we are. Considering they stopped playing music regularly around 20 years ago
Same here
Yes!!!!!!
Megadeth always had two lead guitars; Dave Mustaine (vocals & guitar) & Chris Poland on Peace Sells, so every song shreds 😁
I've been rocking this song since my high school bush party days 😁
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Technically, they did have three guitarists including the bassist, David Ellefson. 🙂
@@thefunkybuddha69 True
Dave Ellefson is a beast !
You gotta do sweating bullets by megadeth....Dave is on point with this track, vocally, guitar...the song is Damn near perfect. It's my favorite by megadeth...
What's the track off Beavis and Butt-Head lp Megadeth did ?
@@warriorsbloodline7587 the song is call 99 ways to Die...Merry christmas
You should react to "Wake up dead" , the breakdown is soooo nasty.
"Peace sells, but who's buying?" is a reference to the fact, that people always claim they want worls peace... but if you look around, you wouldn't believe that to be, the case.
This is relevant right now I was playing Vice City and it hit me.
You could replace the word "peace" with anything
You would enjoy watching this one performed live. Dave Mustaine was originally lead guitar for Metallica. I saw them in early '83 in SF, when Dave was still with them. I remember Cliff's bass solo and thinking what? Bass players don't do solos! But they blew me away...I was impressed and so I bought my first album of theirs, "Kill 'em All", when it came out later that year.
Dude you witnessed history and it didn't last long. The level of talent that's come and gone in Metallica is amazing really Dave, cliff, James what are the odds that demi God's all met like that? Even for just one album
@@alex8449 You forgot Lars.
I followed them that early too!
Back in the day..yup, i bought those albums
That must have been awesome to see Dave and Metallica in the early 80's!!
This was my favorite song by Megadeth for YEARS!! LOVE LOVE LOVE these guys!
Megadeth is a lot of little solos, just how Dave does it. This is also a period where it was common to record one guitar on the left and one on the right so you could tell who was soloing at any point. Slayer did that very consistently through their career
The lyrics of this tune is beautiful society critique: "If there is a new way - I'll be the first in line!"
By a quantum leap ...
Dave still has something to say! and now he has KIKO to help him!!
You forgot the next line, which happens to be the key one in order to put the social critique into context: "But it better work this time." is a jab at the commies who perpetually delude themselves into thinking they just didn't commie hard enough last time and this time will be different.
@@johnliller Not to mention a prerequsite.
This Megadeth track summed up the attitude of metal in the era of President Reagan (cabbie-turned-prez) ... Reagan and the political class were so wrapped up
Dave Mustaine was so creative, despite he and the band trippin' on h in 1985/ '86... The guitars were done by Dave Mustaine and Chris Poland, but what bands do in the studio is, they double track their rhythms and guitar harmonies w/ overdubs, so that the sound on the record comes out fuller and tighter. Iron Maiden have said that most Maiden songs have up to 6 guitar lines tracked, that was why when they upgraded from 2 guitars to 3, they had plenty of choices to play live in concert.
Queen used that technique of overdubs to 'layer' vocals and instruments on their records to give their songs a big sound, even tho only 4 musicians were involved.
I think Megadeth had a lot of political themes in their lyrics. Even their name has political origins. It came from the phrase, "Arsenal of megadeath", which lead singer/Dave Mustaine saw in a pamphlet by former Senator and Presidential candidate Alan Cranston and refers to a hypothetical body count following a nuclear war.
@@gemini2012100 Correct.
Check out Hook in Mouth. Even more relevant today
Maiden has three guitars because Jannick Gers replaced Adrian Smith in the 90s, and when Smith came back they didn't kick Gers out to make use of him. Maybe because they liked more guitar sounds, but if Smith had never left, or if he'd never come back, they'd probably still have two guitars.
@@JasonBenesh That's debatable... Steve Harris wanted 3 guitars in Iron Maiden back in 1976. But they had trouble keeping 2 guitarists back then.
'If Smith had not left' never happened... so...
I always loved this song! You see we were fighting the fight way back then that is still going on today. Just not every one got to hear it!
Peace sells and Rust in Peace are two masterpieces. You absolutely have to listen to those two albums in their entirety.
So Far…
So Good…
So What!
Is no slouch either.
Megadeth is my jam!! you got to hear holy wars
I remember when this came out when I was a teenager..still a kick ass song. Dave mustaine is why I play a flying v guitar still at almost 50 years old.
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Excellent choice!
Sweating bullets is my favorite megadeth song,but there are so many other great ones.
For more of Mustaine's patented smart-ass lyricism, check out the vicious "Liar", from the underrated 'So Far, So Good...So What!' record.
Best metal diss track ever!
Also, Hook in Mouth, gee, the PMRC doesn't like us, let's call them out in a song.
The beginning bass part was used by MTV back in the day so anyone who thought I've heard that before well there you go. Dave Mustaine also doesn't get enough credit for helping to write some of the songs for the Kill Em All and Ride The Lightning Albums for Metallica but it's good he moved on and found success with Megadeth.
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"what do you mean I ain't kind, just not your kind". That is one of the best lyrics of all time. Also, Rush's "if you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice."
Ironically, this song is still relevant after all these years.
this song hits on the head check out UN album art so relevant today
I got to meet Dave Mustaine in 2005 at Gigantour in Atlanta. I kept asking my husband "Please tell me this was a dream, I don't want to wake up", after meeting him. I was totally star struck and he was so nice in person. Megadeth got me into Metal when I was 12.
My absolute favourite Megadeth track!
Mustaine brainstormed the tune title while smashing with a young lady "who felt sorry for him
While he was homeless and hunching down at the distribution center where Megadeth practiced, Mustaine would some of the time exploit some assistance or two. It was on one such event that motivation struck and metal history was changed until the end of time. "There was a young lady who had compassion for me and now and again would call up and request that I come over, and we would go through the night together and she'd feed me and I'd get tidied up and stuff like that," "Also I woke up one morning and I saw a magazine on her end table and it said, 'Peace sells, nobody's buying it.' And I went, 'Wow, I have to compose a melody concerning that.' So I switched the words up a tad and I began composing the tune, obviously I was inhabiting the practice building like I said, so I had no paper, and I took a pen and composed the verses on the divider there. Right up 'til today, I actually keep thinking about whether the woman who had that practice building was adequately shrewd to remove that divider and immortalize it." Though Ellefson plays the immediately unmistakable bass line for Megadeth's exemplary single "Peace Sells," it was Mustaine who concocted it. "We were up at [Killing Is My Business co-producer] Karat Faye's home," Ellefson reviewed to Classic Rock. "I had this BC Rich Eagle bass that we'd tore the frets out of. I recall Dave got the bass and begun playing what might turn into the Peace Sells bass line, very much like that." Mustaine composed the tune to challenge standard view of metalheads as "dumbassess"
Megadeth have been known as a great deal of things throughout the long term, however one descriptor that Mustaine really embraces is the expression "thinking man's band," which isn't really is business as usual when you realize that he wrote "Peace Sells" unequivocally to dissipate the famous thought of metalheads as stupid dimwits and to exhibit the knowledge that metal fans are able to do. "I composed this is on the grounds that I was worn out on individuals ridiculing metal overall and deriding individuals who are metal fans," "It was difficult for me to watch the manner in which we were generalized on TV, similarly as numb nuts. Generally, I feel that a ton of artists are extremely astute and exceptionally gifted. It's a bummer the manner in which individuals had been generalized."
This whole album is a straight up banger!
Megadeth always shredds. Greatest metal band in history so far. You hear multiple guitars for 2 reasons, first they layer the guitars and second because of the way David Elifson plays the bass, he maintains the rhythm very well.
I wouldn't go that far. Black Sabbath and Metallica have to be in this conversation as well, but I have no problem with top 3.
Megadeth, Tornado of Souls.
You wanna get some mad respect for this band the 2nd guitarist Chris Poland He has been a jazz player almost all his life that's how Dave found him and convinced him to play metal. Go check out his band OHM for some jazz and fusion. He is a ridiculous guitarist. And one of my all time favs next to Marty Friedman who was in Megadeth also for years and is incredible in his solo work
Marty Friedman is a badass, but Chris Poland started this with Mustaine. I love the, "Peace Sells", album the most. It's what got me into the genre called THRASH. I liked it before I liked Metallica, so... Dave Mustaine out did Metallica IMHO but not many people agree with me. Listen to Wake Up Dead or Black Friday. Way more intense than anything at that time. The album that made me a fan of Metallica after this came out was Master Of Puppets.
When this single was released there was a huge 60's "flower power" nostalgia vibe going on in the U.S. You could go into nearly any store and find peace symbols for sale; necklaces, earrings, t-shirts, temporary tatoos, etc.. This was also near the end of the Cold-War, and tensions were high between the U.S. and Russia. The U.S. President at the time had been caught on a hot-mike during a radio interview making a joke about bombing Moscow (he was unaware that the station had come back from commercial). The in-your-face message of the song is why do we find it so easy to divide ourselves, and make it so difficult to find common ground, while using the idea of peace as a commodity to make a profit from.
Two guitarists a bass player and drummer. That is Megadeth and that's all they need.
If you count the bassist, yeah.
This was the last song performed at Woodstock ‘99!
Cool reaction, Dude! 😉🏴🇺🇸
I'm not a huge Megadeth fan, but this is by far my favorite song by them.
2 guitar playeres, but your ears weren't lying...the panning tricked you! So good ears indeed. Loved the video!
the song is about the pounding of our hearts against the wall that is life
only 2 guitar players. they're just the best. Dave is the man
Shocked to find this tonight...I love Dave Mustaine...and this is my favorite song by them
In no uncertain terms if you arent begging Im on your side. If you are really trying in America you cannot fail.
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Give Death Angle "A Room With A View" a listen. One of the greatest metal band ballads in my opinion.
Angel. DEATH ANGEL.
The Angles. Pfftttt. Lol🤘😝🤘
This was the first Megadeth I ever heard back in 86, ran right out and bought the cassette, played it until it broke. Hearing more than 2 guitars is what they call studio magic. I was actually glad Dave got fired from Metallica, if not we never would've had MEGADETH
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You would like Megadeth's "Hangar 18" it has 11 guitar solos.
It's really awesome to watch you discover and enjoy the music i grew up with.
2 guitar players, Dave Mustaine song writer rhythm and a solo, Chris Poland Lead and solos. 1 Bass player Dave Elelfson
LOVED WATCHING YOU JAM THRASHING TO MEGADEATH!!! 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻🥰❤️
“Constant shred”. Welcome to the world of Megadeth
502 hook in mouth holy wars all great megadeth songs
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Diana is the best thing I've ever heard in my life 😍 One of the most unique voices on our planet🤯
Diana Ankudinova is an amazing singer,her voice fascinates!
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If you want more Megadeth, try reacting to sudden death, this day we fight, and poisonous shadows. You won't be disappointed with these songs
Hangar 18
The Scorpion
No one said Holy wars, the song where mustaine simply couldn’t stop writing riffs
In case no one attempted it here's the meaning of the song: don't judge a book by its cover. Just as too many people have been judged wrongly simply by the color of thier skin also people have been judged wrongly by thier appearance or music taste. Being black DOES NOT mean you are a violent drug user and being a metal loving headbands does not mean I'm a satanic devil loving anarchist. The people in charge sell peace but secretly sow division and the intelligent person knows this so he (or she) aint buying.
This music is a rebel music and always listen to the songs with the lyrics always we use to do it with records and cds but we had the lyrics cheers from Greece
Now your getting to the good stuff greatest of all time is this band
MEGADETH: F*** the Government (16 guitar solos!!!!)
Dayum, you put this out on my BD! LoL This 35 year old song is just as awesome and true today!
Another metal gem from 4 decades ago that has more relevance today than back in the day...
That sounded like the original mix. Classic.
Tornado of Souls. Check that song out
Peace Sells is my favorite Megadeth album. I love how it's raw, groovy and those damn solos are everywhere, absolutely amazing!!!!
Brother man love how you get the song
Words do help
But we the ppl are kind
And will be kind my friend
Holy wars and sweating bullets are my favorite but they have tons of masterpieces
1980s song all about the cold war, militarism and the cost of nuclear weapons, in the 1980s we lived under constant fear of nuclear war. huge military budgets. the kids were listening to grateful dead in 1987, it was the 2oth anniv of the summer of love, so the hippiee ideal was resurgent again, againsdt the backdrop od reagan and the USAs massive global military empire expansion. tripled the national debt w military expenditures, were still paying for it.
Your reactions are great dude I'm glad you're listening to Megadeth they are one of my favorite bands I'm 61 years old and still jamming away to them. God bless have a great day my good man
The bass line in the intro was used in the MTV News many years ago.
I remember when this song premiered on MTV when they had head bangers ball.
My favorite Megadeth song is definitely "In My Darkest Hour". Its real shit, check it out man. its about dave mustaines reaction and subsequent downward spiral after cliff burton from metallica died.
In my darkest hour, the melody and music was what Dave wrote when Cliff Burton died but the lyrics are about his GF Diana, he wrote many songs about her including tornado of souls and a lot more
Peace Sells is right behind Rust in Peace as my favorite Megadeth album.
You're videos make me happy man! Keep up the good work!
Great vid my FAV Megadeth song
The lead guitarist playing the solos is also singing. :o
God Bless MegaDeath!
Nice choice dude a classic!
Great song great album. Best part is that the guitarist Chris Poland and the drummer Gar Samuelson were both born in my hometown.
2 very good guitar players. You hearing overdubs and layers.
NICE react! they just released a song a couple weeks ago with Ice-T doing a rap segment...totally badass... just saw it myself "Nightstalkers"
I really appreciate that you did the lyric vid!
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This tune opened door 4 them doing / owning anarchy. Same metal punk vibe
You should react to Black Label Society "In This River" or "Suicide Messiah"
Really great reaction video. Got me to subscribe! Seen some your other videos and was on the fence. Keep up the amazing content!!
Hell yeah. Club MTV!
Metal up !!!
Peace sells
Hells bell'$
Yes Sir! Megadeth RIPs it up.
Dude...this album cover is like a time warp back to 1988....was in the army doing my AIT at ft. gordon georgia...was in an 8 man barracks room...i was into country,one guy nicknamed Elvis was into....welll....elvis, couple of the guys were into death metal...and the only black guy in the room was jammin to Beastie boys.... I had my walkman qued up with randy travis,clint black and the like,... Thanks for bringing back a summer of army training..
Megadeth- foreclosure of a dream
Bro this completely takes me back to high-school. Best metal.album of those years. I'll love it always lol
Yes an One Leed~1 also Dave Mustane!
Gotta listen to holy wars
A favorite back then. Bought the vinyl when it came out
Preach it brother
One of my favorite songs!!
Great song!! ✌❤
For some real shredding, check out Annihilator. Jeff Waters' fingers make the strings bleed.
And talk about your "kill-the-drummer" beats. Like automatic gunfire.
If you've not yet heard any Annihilator yet, best to start at the start (1989) :
- Alison Hell (Alice In Hell) (fans may insist you react to this track with the inclusion of the intro track, an insturmental called Crystal Ann - it certainly does provide a nice set-up to Alison Hell).
- Wicked Mystic
- Word Salad
- Human Insecticide
This song is now in your brain FOREVER
I like this guy!
Wow, this song takes me back to jr high school man. This album is kick ass!! I hope Dave M. is doing ok. Rock on!!¡
Checkout A Tout Le Monde and Sweating Bullets and also Trust
Saw them live about two months ago. Such a good show.