Megadeth - Dave Mustaine - A Tout Le Monde - Isolated Vocals - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- In this video, we take a closer look at Dave Mustaine and Megadeth, with the Isolated Vocals of A Tout Le Monde!
Megadeth - Dave Mustaine - A Tout Le Monde - Isolated Vocals - Ken Tamplin Vocal Academy
Megadeth is one of "The Big Four" (Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth, Anthrax). As many know, they were seemingly always in competition with Metallica.
This song is often interpreted to be about suicide, as the lyrics can be heard as a suicide note.
Introducing this song at a concert at Webster Hall in New York City on October 25, 1994, Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine said: "In February of 1993, I decided I would try to kill myself with valium and I came real close to doing it... This is a song about that time period in my life when things were really f--ked up."
He later somewhat recanted and clarified the meaning: "It's not a suicide song. When people have a loved one that dies and they end on a bad note, they wish that they could say something to them, so this is a way for the deceased to say something to them before they go. It was my impression of what I would like to say to people if I had three seconds to do a soundbite before I died. I would say to the entire world, to all my friends, 'I love you all. Now I must go.' These are the last words I'll ever speak, and they'll set me free. I don't have to say I'm sorry, I don't have to say I'm going to miss you, I'll wait for you. I'll just say that I loved you all. Good, bad, indifferent, I loved you all."
However, on September 13, 2006, Kimveer Gill went on a shooting rampage at Dawson College in Montreal, eventually shooting himself. He was a Megadeth 's fan and mentioned this song on his blog, which prompted Dave Mustaine, who wrote the song, to make this statement the next day:
"Like everyone else, I am horrified and disgusted by the tragic events of yesterday. We will pray for everyone who has been hurt, and all the families that are suffering. 'A Tout Le Monde' is based on a dream I had, where my mother came back from heaven to say 'I love you.' It's about me talking to her again."
Mustaine added: "We don't write music that has any kind of suggestion about taking one's life. It is more like, 'Hey, we have a problem, let's be part of the solution."
MTV banned the video because they thought it promoted suicide. They did show it after some special comments were added, explaining how many kids commit suicide every year in the US. This message appeared at the end of the video: "Suicide is not an answer. Get help." The woman and child in the video are Mustaine's wife Pam and son, Justis.
Part of the chorus is in French:
A tout le monde
A tous les amis
Je vous aime
Je dois partir
The translation:
To all the world
To all my friends
I love you
I have to leave
I believe this is a very powerful example of how influential artists can be and how careful we need to be with the power we wield as artists.
But Megadeth is far from the only band that has been blamed for suicides and other macabre fan enactments. The list of similar instances goes on and on, and no matter whether we admit it or not, our "Art" DOES have consequences...
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Dave has such a unique voice... Love it! Always choose Megadeth over Metlica. Tornado of Souls is to me my favorite song... Just amazing!!!
About Mustaine's pronunciation of french, I saw some video a long time ago that showed scenes of the band recording Youthanasia, and they brought a french guy in the studio who was teaching Mustaine how to pronounce the words correctly.
I really appreciate the detail that Dave Mustaine puts into most everything he does and also his ability to overcome any hurdle or difficult circumstances that come his way.
Dave is the man! For those that don’t know, do some research on him and his story, very captivating! Get past the marketing of Megadeth and you’ll find some incredible playing and deep lyrics!
I love this song, Dave Mustaine was underrated as a singer. Hetfield is more throaty, growly...Mustaine is smoother, and almost poetic.
More like whiny
Naw Dave isn't a quality Vocalist. However he is very creative and that makes up for the lack of talent. Same can be said of Kurt Cobain
Mustaine is very nasally.
@@LordDirus007 agreed the riffs make up for the vocals in megadeth
He really has a signature sound. He is doing his own thing. Plus I like his spontaneous comments about world events. Not afraid to speak out, which cannot be said about a lot of rock bands today (unfortunately, I think).
To quote Wikipedia, and FYI - “The song's chorus, "à tout le monde, à tous mes amis, je vous aime, je dois partir", translated into English is, "to the whole world, to all my friends, I love you, I have to go",
And Dave himself said this isn’t a suicide song. Thanks for doing this one Ken, I have an even bigger appreciation for Dave now!
Thanks for covering this one. I know Mustaine isn't highly regarded for his vocals (very acquired taste, but I can't imagine another vocalist singing those songs) but he has a unique way of making it work for each song. Good stuff, Ken!
Dave Mustaine! Such an incredible rock star, with a huge amount of talent.
Megadeth over Metallica all day any day.
I personally never took this as a suicide song. I love this song and it all rings true, at least for me.
I think Mustaine have his signature in his vocals. I particularly like it but many people don't.
Great band.
Thanks for the video Ken
Thank you my friend! Amazing video. I'm grateful to see someone give megadeth credit. I'm not going to lie I figured at the beginning you was going to put them down ...
The whole Youthanasia album had Dave's best vocals. People love to hate his vocals, but I don't think any other vocals could have fit the band.
I loved this song and this album when it came out...played it on repeat for quite some time. I wish Megadeth got more attention/credit these days. Dave is quite the talented musician.
When it comes to musical skill, it goes Megadeth, Metallica, Anthrax, and then Slayer. Nothing beats the melody of Megadeth
You finally broke the "Megadeth" mold!
I do believe this is the very first Megadeth song you have analyzed ..
I have suggested this quite a while back when you began this series ..
And I do believe it was "A Tout Le Monde" as that would be the best song to do such analysis of Mustaine's vocals ..
Megadeth is certainly more "melodic" and dare I say -- talented than Metallica (lost them for the most part post A.J.F.A.)
"Poisoness Shadows" has a similar vibe ..
Thanks for finally doing this ..
I love Dave Mustaine, & this song is 1 of my faves! He's quite an intelligent man as well! I've been jamming out to this as of yesterday! Dave's voice trumps James' completely man I choose Dave & Megadeth over Metallica any/every day, ongoingly! Go Dave Go!!🤟😎💜🌍
me too i love megadeth
Yeah I agree, Megadeth was always more melodic and the musical content far more colourful, particularly in the Friedman years (I am a guitarist). That being said, I still loved the early raw Metallica and ironically I still love it over their later and softer stuff. If I had to choose one or the other it would be Megadeth first but I loved both bands over the years even if my tastes have changed with age
Marty is one of my favorite guitars players, and Youthanasia is a Masterpiece. Very underrated album.
Love your videos
Saw your name and Dave Mustaine's and i instantly clicked on the thumbnail
I agree megadeth didn't get the kudos they deserved. However they definitely have a great fan base
I love Dave mustaine especially since he is now a born again Christian. To play and sing like he Does makes him a beast, as song writer, and producer.
I read or saw an interview where Dave says this song was written about his Mother’s death
The record company sent a French guy to help Dave with the pronunciation to make sure it was correct while he was recording it. Seen it in an interview awhile ago.
Dave is clearly not the best singer in the world but he is a talented composer and his lyrics are always very strong. And when he sings he doesn't do demonstration and performance, on the other hand in his intentions he puts all the necessary emotion into it and I find it so powerful
Megadeth vocal analysis are always worth checking! Thank you Ken!
I love this song. A true masterpiece. Dave is absolutely awesome. Thank you so much ken!
Mega is one of my favorite bands of all time but the isolated vocals of Dave just give me visions of Oscar the Grouch jamming on stage. Seriously, Love Mustaine, helped me survive my youth lol. Ken, amazing channel. Glad I found someone of your talent level on you tube. Thanks for the work.
Awesome vocalist Ken he is a great singer loving these vocals
I honestly want this song played at my funeral. I thought it was about suicide at first.. but when he says " Id love to stay with you." The 2nd verse says what the song is about “Moving on is a simple thing what it leaves behind is hard. You know the sleep and feel no more pain. And the living are scarred." Regardless of how someone died. Whether suicide or a long battle with an sickness. Suddenly being released is easy for you. (Moving on is a simple thing) But your loved ones you left behind need comforting. (The living are scarred) That's the point of the song. It's a message you are living behind.
And that “moving on is a simple thing" in the vocals always gives me chills."
This album was Dave's strongest vocal wise. Megadeth definitely more melodic band than Metallica. Great video.
Legitimately untrue. Metallica is often criticized for being TOO melodic. Especially when it came to the 90s.
You're confusing melody with what's commercially accepted as melody. Please listen to anything that Chris Poland plays on (with Megadeth's albums) and tell me that's less melodic than Metallica.
While I don't claim to be good at it, I've played the violin and was in music classes starting from age 10. The violin is primarily a melodic instrument. Commercially acceptable melody I would agree is true about Metallica. They have the formula on what the public would accept and they even have it down pat. Lars knew slower was easier for people to grasp and for music to be more memorable for them. That's why he was having Dave Mustaine slow down Mechanix when it became the Four Horsemen.
Great song!
Love this series.
Post Metallica Black album I was fully in the Megadeth corner. Megadeth's songs for me hit home more than Metallica at that point. Metallica lost its grittiness and Megadeth was still singing about social injustices and political, economic, religious, and relationship issues. They were growing up with me. The band became more melodic but were still shredding and kicking ass. I love Dave Mustaine, and Junior's ( Dave Ellifson ) new band is good too!
Really like your comment "they were growing up with me". Perfectly stated. 👍👍👍
Well said, indeed!👏👏👏
Absorbing Junior Ellefson really knows how to stroke the Bass strings. It's obvious that he has strong wrists. As long he keeps his palms shaved he'll do alright
Dude, this is such an amazing song on all fronts (lyrically, the arrangements, vocally, etc,).
As far as budget, to me, this album sounds just as good if not better than many albums that were produced with greater budgets.
Of course, the recordings have to be at a certain standard but at the end of the day, it’s all about the song.
I think of my late husband when I hear this song! He loved music ! We saw Megadeth and Metallica with Ozzy when I was carrying our baby ❤️ My husband was a drummer and a funny guy. I laugh about him often.
What a dramatic voice ❤️🔥
Thank you so much Ken for doing this video! In my personal opinion, Megadeth has always been better than Metallica for many reasons. I think James and Lars actually did Dave a huge favor by booting him out of Metallica; Megadeth would not even exist otherwise. Could you do some more videos on REAL Heavy Metal bands such as Exodus, Testament, Overkill, Death Angel, Pantera, Anthrax, etc.? A Tout Le Monde was originally released on Megadeth's Youthanasia album (1994).
Love the in depth-ness of this one, thanks ken!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks Ken
3:39 I thought so too. I'm a Nirvana fan and recently started listening to Megadeth's discography. I certainly didn't like Dave's voice at first, but as I listened to more songs I was able to find its beauty and uniqueness
The first Metalband I loved!
Megadeth is soo great 💝
Thanks Ken!!
Any time!
As far as i recall, none of the guys in both Metallica or Megadeth wanted to sing, so it was kind of foisted on Mustaine and Hatfield to become singers for their respective bands.
Dave had a person who properly spoke French fluently with the accent and everything coach him through the French lyrics so it sounded correct.
Mustaine is not getting enough credit for his vocals. He is a master songwriter and Rhythm guitar player but, specifically for the Youthanasia album, I find that his vocal lines are a lot better than the previous albums and I think technically he improved a lot. Now imagine that singing, while playing guitar at the same time.
I love this song! Voice so beautiful here!
Awesome stuff, Megadeth grew on me recently. Would love to hear Gabriela's take on this!
Hey Ken awesome video, you should do some more videos on Dave’s vocals, they changed quite a bit over the years and it,ll be interesting to hear your thoughts.
There is a group of people who say that Dave can't sing but I disagree with all of them. Dave's voice is unique and he has a cool sound that fits Megadeth perfectly and i can't see anyone else singing for Megadeth other than Dave. His sound might not be something that anyone can get into on first listen. Dave's voice and style is something that grows on you after listening to it a lotta times, and so is Axl Rose's voice. For me personally, the very first time I listened to Megadeth was back when i was in 7th grade and being that young and naive I had the personality of not sticking with the opinion of the majority just because i thought it was "cool" and so i choose to listen to Megadeth over Metallica (nothing against Metallica I like both bands equally and they're both killer bands) and at first Dave's voice didn't sound pleasant to me but i didn't give much attention to it because i was more into the music, Marty's solos, Dave's riffs and Nick Menza's drums were killer and overtime Dave's voice grew on me and now i realise that what he did was so appropriate for their sound.
I responded a few weeks back but have you heard Dave's vocals in concert after James LoMenzo has been giving Dave vocal coaching? I'm not sure how much further he could improve but he sounds great in comparison to last year even. Since my background in metal Geoff Tate, Ronnie James Dio, Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford (and hard rock for Klaus but some consider Scorpions metal?) and others, I ordinarily do listen to sophisticated vocalists so after listening to Megadeth's almost entire discography I'm confident that Dave Mustaine, while having a unique voice, can sing and has those melodic songs. "Back in the Day", Breadline, any of the hard rock songs on Risk... and slower metal songs on other albums are awesome.
There's also a show in Argentina where he did smooth + snarly vocals and you really can tell he can sing despite what the critics who can't sing themselves think (most keyboard warriors). Anyway, I'm glad i came across this video again. As for Dave, despite the spine plate causing issues with his vocals he's really been coming along. He's already sounded better than even last year. I would be interested to hear your opinion on his improvement from 2022 to 2024.
Before I forget...To contrast with a vocalist i don't like that would be Axl Rose who I've tried hard to get used to. "Sweet Child of Mine" is one I find that gets on my nerves. And James Hetfield? Except for him saying "yeah" way too much and more often than not he sings in a limited part of his range, i find I do like him too.
Another excellent video. As a side note, I looked up Shout and listened to "In Your Face". Aside from Marty's solo, which was amazing, I heard some familiar fret work that sounded like Michael Angelo Batio. Was he one of the shredders? BTW, you can more than hold your own with regards to shredding. "Give Me An Answer" is amazing as is "Gettin' Ready". For everyone who thinks Stryper was the king of Christian Metal... Sorry, we all missed the boat here. Shout blows them away. 🤟 Guess I'll be binge listening this weekend.
Taken From Album: Youthanasia (1994) (6th Album)
I really enjoy this format immensely.
Is there any chance of you doing an "Isolated Vocals" Video of Blackie Lawless of W.A.S.P., prefereably from one of their earlier songs?
I've always been hugely impressed with his almost Chainsaw-like Vocals on stuff like "BAD", "Hellion" or "95 N.A.S.T.Y". It would be amazing to get your View on it.
Cheers 🤟
Iconic
He said in an interview it was about his mum who died when he was only a teen and blamed himself for not getting to the hospital quick anothe to say final words even though his older sister phoned him and told him to get to the hospital quick even though she had already died before he got the phone call so it was not his fault but he blamed himself for years until he finally came to terms with it and made this song
Hey Ken! Love this series. Wait a second, this isn't YES! LOL! Maybe one day? Come on!😎
Agreed! Megadeath is DEFINITELY more melodic!
oh man I am glad you said that. I too think Megadeth is a little more melodic songy closer to poppy or whatever term you want to use but there music really does not always reflect the image people may have of them or the cover of the albums they are still definitely heavy just a little more musical I think
Only on Youthanasia were they a bit more pop, which I didn't mind because Megadeth did it well. After they went through this experimental stage, Megadeth returned to their heavier and more thrash sound but they still will always be the most melodic thrash band no matter how hard their music gets.
Unfortunately, the public at large doesn't really appreciate sophisticated or complex melody or music. They love (so to speak) the same chords, whatever they can dance to basically there's a commercially safe formula for most popular music. And that is what contributes to selling more albums.
This is why musicians, in general, of great talent aren't at the top of the charts. While I only have my associates degree, we learned about the theory of multiple intelligences while earning my degree. I had often felt something was up, even when I didn't know the name of the idea or comcept or the details. Sophisticated music listeners are often either musicians or audiophiles I imagine. They truly can appreciate complex music or detect patterns no matter how fast the musician is playing where some people can't hear it, or comprehend it themselves and complain about a great guitarist as being sloppy when they aren't because these listeners only appreciate slower melody.
So one of the seven intelligences that exist is musical intelligence. That's what I believe is going on when people don't appreciate Megadeth's (or similar artist's) musical technicality and usually go for bands like Metallica which while they do have some brilliant compositions, more songs, than not, play it safe in general. I guess it's good if a band wants to be a gateway to harder metal. Someone's gotta do it I suppose. Don't get me wrong sometimes I like fun music to get earwormed to and sing in the car, but I always return to one of my favorite bands that takes the greatest care in creating the metal version of classical music influenced songs even if they are thrash songs with a band like Megadeth you can count on melodic complexity.
I wish super talented artists were appreciated more as well but at least I know why it often doesn't come close to being loved by the public more than it should be.
This song is vocally interesting as Mustaine sounds like doing a hybrid of clean vocals and his signature snarling. Mustaine's voice is for many an "acquired taste".
That's a cool story about Marty Friedman. Yeah man he's definitely a virtuoso with the guitar-always has been
Very interesting take on the similarities in their approach to singing.
That is certainly one of the major differences since Load and on.
BTW I think their new album is terrific and glad to say, Dave's renewed voice is part of it. Like you say Ken, it's possible to bring back a voice with the right approach.
Really cool you hung out with Marty, I'd say he sings through his Marshal. That guy is amazing, love Poland & Kiko too for different reasons but yeah Marty is really an amazing artist and his solo work is nothing short of remarkable.
Dave is an amazing songwriter. Noone can ever take that away from him.
This song is from 1994 and Nirvans's "with the lights out" line happened in 1991...it wasn't "later" in time
It's Great!!! Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!
Used to cover this song with my first band when I was 14.
Aguante megadeth ✌✌✌✌
Shout - In Your Face was a great song
You're so cool 👍🏻
Great band Ken
Ken can you do more Steve Perry? Isolated vocals and then vs. now? Love the channel
Watching this again, and commenting again haha... you know something came to my mind now... megadeth also reminds me of heavier stuff such as Pantera. Still to see some Pantera cover on your channel. But not sure you actually consider that a healthy style of singing? I mean Phil's.
I never heard of the band until now.... Their vocals seem so much better, then Metallica. The best way to play like them, is to play with them as they say...
I heard he was saying good by to Cliff
Agree with u ken after metallica the most sold out thrash metal music was megadeth approximately 40 million albums
While metallica is about to reach there 150 million straight
It's not just about the sales It's about the music overall and megadeth has to be one of the top 5 biggest metal bands of all time anytime outshines metallica! It's just about the exposure and decisions taken differently by both the bands!
He'll yeah Megadeth awesome band I prefer Megadeth to Metallica myself as a guitar player they're songs are more challenging and harder to play not this particular song but the Rust In Peace stuff for sure. Ken have you heard the new album The Sick, The Dying, And The Dead it's awesome. All right brother, Take care.
Agreed - Megadeth definitely more melodic. I always thought that the song was about a condemned man?
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Thanks for the analysis Ken. Mustaine does not strike me as necessarily a great vocalist, but I don't think he was trying to be.
Weird to hear vocals only.
Love Dave Mustaines voice totally unique..Megadeth always has been better then metallica
Megadeth is great and the new album is a proper return to form.
I totally am with you on Megadeath. I think they are actually a little bit better. They got the short end of the stick.
If you could please make sure the captioning is on... I am hard of hearing, Thanks!
Not the greatest vocalist by any means...That said, nobody else could ever replace him - Mustaine is Megadeth and Megadeth is uniquely Dave Mustaine!
Can you do one on 'The Darkness' lead has an incredible voice
Axl Rose
I agree .. I think MegaDave is a "better" band than Metalliger.
Holy wars plz🤘
I think I agree with the "more melodic than Metallica" comparison. Metallica was a bit more "in your face" and angry maybe.
Another odd, but interesting choice for an Isolated Vocals video, as Dave Mustaine isn't much of a singer, at least not in the traditional sense of the word. He is a vocalist though and has always had a unique delivery that sets him apart from everyone else. When it comes to Metallica and Megadeth, neither of those bands got much playtime in my hallowed halls. They pushed what I considered the limits of how fast and heavy music can be and not step over the line into what I would just call NOISE. So I always had to be in a certain mood to listen to their music, a really heavy kind of mood, like high energy party time. So they did serve their purpose for me over the years, though much less so now that I'm sprouting more gray hairs than I'd like to admit.
For the first few Metallica and Megadeth albums I'd say Metallica was my preferred band of the two, and I think it's very fair to say they scratched the same itch for me, which speaks to just how similar the bands are in so many ways. I just think the songwriting was better on those early Metallica releases. But by the early 90s Megadeth became my preferred band and remain so to this day. Metallica went in a more dirty, grungy sort of direction (and eventually even eliminated guitar solos which I consider sacrilegious) whereas Megadeth really started to refine and improve their note choices and melodic hooks, which is something I hold in highest regard. I love technical musicianship as much as the next guy, but if it doesn't have some kind of melodic hook or groove that sticks in my head and makes me want to play it again down the road, then it won't see much play time in my world (Dream Theater, I'm looking at you!). Between Mustaine's songwriting and Marty Friedman's signature guitar solos, they struck a fine balance between melody and heaviness that still appeals to me whereas I haven't listened to any Metallica album that was released after 1990 in two decades.
I never did care much for the vocals for either band and always thought both would have reached a whole new level with a dedicated singer tailored to fit the music. But I think both James Hetfield and Mustaine's vocals definitely improved over the years, or maybe my ears just interpreted it that way. But they are both easier for me to digest than they were initially, and on rare occasions still find some speaker time on my car or home stereo. Much more often it will be Megadeth you'll hear though, rather than Metallica because when it's all said and done, Megadeth music just holds much more appeal to me, probably because it's more melodic. To be fair, I think the astounding popularity that Metallica eventually achieved may have also played a role in my preference, as I automatically tend to shy away from anything the masses latch on to... that's just my nature.
He actually had a good vocal range though. Holy Wars for example. I recently covered ''Train of Consequences'' with my friends, and man I can tell that is not as easy as it seems to sing.
Ok
They spent most of their production costs on drugs. Great song btw
Wasn't Mustaine quite a difficult person in his young years? He used to brag about it, as I recall. The band wasn't stable, so much, which hurt his/their success, I think. Cool vocals, however...
At least megadeath didnt sell out like metallica did ! And if it wasnt for the beasty boys there wouldnt be mettalica
Yes thanks Ken.
Megadeth was more melodic.
They were always better than Metallica.
I always thought the same.
Coldplay fix you and What If react please.
I love Metallica and Megadeth, but Metallica …. 🤘
I'm not really into metal. I'm more of a prog fan, so I know very little about these bands & can't really comment. All I can say is that compared to someone like Steve Walsh, the Mustaine vocals just can't hold a candle to him imo.
Megadeth is way better than Metallica. You're right, Ken! I can say it clear with no fear lol
Mustaine actually displaying a "vibrato" here?
The Only Megadeth Cd I ever owned.. and Ya Way Cooler Than Metallica.. I Know I'm gonna get some hate for saying this But I went To see Metallica Only Because Queensryche opened
It was the And Justice For All tour and believe it or not I Fell asleep..HA!!