Megadeath - Holy Wars...The Punishment Due (REACTION!!!)
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Artist: Megadeth
Album: Rust in Peace
Released: 1990
Genres: Progressive metal, Metal, Thrash
Holy Wars... The Punishment Due" is the opening track of thrash metal band Megadeth's 1990 album Rust in Peace. The song has an unusual structure: it opens with a fast thrash section, shifting at 2:26 after an acoustic bridge by Marty Friedman to a different, slower and heavier section called "The Punishment Due", interspersed by two guitar solos played by Friedman, before speeding up again with a third and final solo played during this segment by Dave Mustaine. The entire song is commonly referred to as "Holy Wars", with "The Punishment Due" referring to the heavier slower section.
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It has nothing to do with immigration. It's to do with religious divides. The second part after the acoustic solo is The Punishment Due, which is based on The Punisher comics
Released in 1990 and almost 30 years later these lyrics are becoming poetic prophecy
Yeah, originally written about an incident in Northern Ireland where Megadeth had to flee Belfast. Crazy how it can still be applied to so many things today.
Whoever edits your videos has a real knack for it. The inclusion of the lyrics is really well done. You guys have the best format of any reaction channel I've seen. Another great video...one of my favorites songs by one of my favorites bands! Cheers guys, bottoms up!
Paul Leach 🤗
Rhythm/lead guitars, lead vocals and fully written by Dave Mustaine (he was diagnosed with throat cancer about 3 weeks ago, keep him in your thoughts & prayers.) Also lead guitar on the track Marty Friedmen!
You mean Marty Friedman!.
@@ansjovisnl9059 lol yes a rare spelling error on me! I fixed it LoL spelling fail on me! Sorry Mr Friedman. 😔
Mustaine originally wrote this song after comments he made while on tour in Northern Ireland...he made pro IRA comments, but he song itself could have any manner of wider meaning
@Conor-260 Catholics vs Protestants?
@Conor-260 Fair enough. I was under the impression that you've had a lot of sectarian violence as well.
Metal triggers the Viking DNA found in all of us
This song is almost 30 years old yet still relevant in many ways.
“A country that’s divided, surely will not stand.” Does that describe 2020 or what?
Tornado of Souls off the same album 🤘🤘
@Ray Dotzler YES! Thats probably the best song on that album, IMO.
@@frankv.6050 Hangar 18 for me, the whole album is just perfect
@@threadworm437 That might be my second fav.
The guitarist on that amazing solo is actually the singer - Dave Mustaine - which makes it all the more impressive. Greatest speed metal song of all time, in my opinion.
This song reminds me of the movie "The Outlaw Josie Wales." BTW, the guitarist and singer in this song is Dave Mustaine, the original guitarist in Metallica.
Raising a glass to Steph and Jay, great reaction. Try Corrosion of Conformity Albatross, I think ya'll will dig that one.
I love watching your reactions. You guys seem like a very cool and chill couple that get along very well. It’s nice to see.
"Rust in Peace" is widely considered the best metal album of all time. Any song of that album is metal gold!
For a slight change of pace, why not check out "Panic Attack" by Dream Theater?
@Cobb Knobbler Chill dude..., what is your problem? I've heard that often. Tornado of Souls has one of the best metals solos of all time. I just googled "best metal album of all time" and it is on the Loudwire list on 33 and in the Rolling Stone list on 19. I would consider that a good measure. So apparently you're just a troll or an oblivios metalhead.
I feel the same about peace sells
@Cobb Knobbler Perhaps you should expand your circle of people or learn more about metal? I've been a metal-head since 1977 and there are a lot of good metal songs by a lot of really good bands and each one deserves praise, but "Rust in Peace" is in fact one of the top contenders for best metal ALBUM of all time. It's certainly fun to debate what number one actually is, but you can't exclude RIP from the discussion.
You can sub divided into classic metal, thrash, death, etc and come up with a different "best" for each category and that makes being a fan fun and interesting. However, I will stand by what I say about RIP.
And now you HAVE heard people say it's among the best.
@Cobb Knobbler So it would appear we are exactly alike, because you are also caring only about your own experience in life. Seems we are cut from the same cloth.
But it's all good. If I see you in real life, then the first round is on me. We can kick back a few cold ones and discuss our metal likes and dislikes.
@Cobb Knobbler Rust in peace is top 10 best thrash metal albums. But so is justice for all that you aswell hands down.
One of the best metal songs of all time reviewed by one of the best RUclips channels of all time.
Love you guys. Thanks for doing my fave song ever. Peace from Australia \m/
You guys are awesome. I love seeing people other than white people listening to metal. I am white myself, but that's why I love that shit. Youre right, this country is divided, but just seeing you two enjoy some rock makes me believe that there is something that can bring us closer together. It's a universal language. Music.
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i like the kraken rum. the dark spiced rum. i drink that rum. 2 rums up.
Kraken is really good. Already a tradition when I meet up with some friends I haven't seen for a year or so to bring a bottle.
@Cobb Knobbler as a rum it probably is indeed. I have no reference to hold it against and quite like it. Gonna try the two you mentioned tho.
Huge thumbs up to you guys for enjoying the high energy levels with open mind! Great music from a great band
Hey guys, great reaction as usual, amazing song, Dave Mustain is incredible and so is rum my favorite alcohol bar none.👍👍
Megadeth The Conjuring is an absolute must
Didn't realize you guys were from New Jersey, I'm from Mays Landing not far from Atlantic City. This is such a good heavy song, I was so happy to see y'all do this one. If you like rum try "The Kraken" 👌.
You were thinking the same thing I was! Once I get paid again I gotta try it myself! If anything I'd like to collect the bottle itself.
First part of the song was about Desert Storm, and what was going on in the early 90's in the Middle East. The second part, Punishment Due was about the Marvel Comic Book character The Punisher.
Chilling out with Mother Nature and some country sweet iced tea. Rocking the pain away with you two!
The lyrics edited on your video are so dope 🔥🔥
Love watching you guys! 😍
Taking a few puffs for ya! ✌
I believe the first part of this song was partially inspired by Megadeth playing in Ireland and Dave opening his mouth on stage about something political he didn't fully understand.... and let's just say it didn't go well. The "Punishment Due" part is basically just about The Punisher. 😂 literally.
Man, you ALL missed the point COMPLETELY. Listen again.
You got it exactly correct Dan.
@@bleedinggreengold5646 Dave himself tells the story. Ireland, a lot of drugs, IRA vs British...and Mustaine... 😛 😛
Another great reaction video from my favorite Metal couple! And to an epic song at that! Double thumbs up.
I'll echo some other's suggestions to react to Megadeth's Peace Sells, But Who's Buying.
You guys have the coolest intro of all the reactors I have seen. Ha ha, the rum thing...I love it.
Guys, you really missed out, though, should have watched the video to the song.
You r right, the video shows the intensity of their playing
@Jonathan M. On reaction channels, visuals are a must, when possible. At a minimum, lyric videos and/or live videos, with music videos a last choice because they tend to frame what you think about the song due to directors and/or producers putting their own spin on them. Sometimes, music videos are helpful to a reaction.
@Jonathan M. True, but it's fun to see da boyz rocking the f*ck out. Late 80s/early 90s fashion was mental.
Guitars are Dave Mustain (guitar/vocals) and Marty Friedman( lead guitar). Both are lead guitars basically.
Nearly 8 years sober. A choice. If I may make a suggestion, go old school and listen to Iron Maiden, Fear of the Dark or Blood Brothers live Rock In Rio. Greatest story tellers in metal IMO. I'm your age, but I grew up with them and am a die hard fan. Cheers!
This song was written before what is going on today( *early 90s* ). It was actually about us sending troops into their countries. It speaks of ANY country divided. It also speaks against ANY killing in the name of religion. "Killing for religion is something I don't understand... Holy wars". The second half is inspired by The Punisher comic book.
For me this is best metal song.
Greatest metal song ever!
Ooooooh this is my shit! Woooohoo!!! Oooh you cut it off right at the magical guitar moment lol
1st half of the song (before the little spanish guitar jingle) is about an incident in Northern Ireland where the band had to flee Belfast with armed guards after the frontman made comments on stage that caused... issues.
2nd half (after spanish guitar) is about the Marvel Comics character "The Punisher".
cool! Thanks for playing this song.
The Second half of the song lyrics are based on the comic/movie/tv show character "The Punisher" The full title of the song is Holy Wars (The Punishment Due). Your analysis is pretty good. Love your work as always.
I think you need to have a look at a band from my home country of Australia, Ne Obliviscaris - And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope (live Colorado 2016) it will blow your minds musically and the video never gets blocked.
First two solos is Marty Friedman, third is Dave Mustaine.
Flavored vodka with flavored seltzer. No carbs, no sugar. Ideal!
Dave wrote Holy Wars after visiting Northern Ireland in the early 90s and witnessing the religious divide by catholic and protestant communities who were at war with each other and had been for years at that point. Those times were called the troubles and it was like hell on earth. Now though, things are better so that's where the inspiration came for Holy Wars and yes, that opening riff is SICK AF!
The last part of the song was surrounded around a comic book character. The Punisher. His wife and kid were killed in a mob hit so he waged war against the mob.
Even though this song is from 92, it still applies to our lives today. Land of Confusion is also a song that applies to life today.
Lars Ulrich after hearing this song....."h-o-l-y shiiit !!
To add to the last comment!! Love the fact that you analyze the lyrics!! That's Exactly Why I Subscribed to Your Channel!! On another Note JAY, Watching your Glasses, think your Wife can drink You under the table lol. The lead singer Dave Mustaine is the lead guitarist and a former member of Metallica!! Love You Guys!!
My favorite metal band MEGADETH 🤘
I see - I click - I love, nursing a massive hangover this morning haha. Have a great night Steph and Jay 🍻
This does apply to what is happening now in the US, but the first part of this was actually about the division that was going on in Ireland in the lat 80's and early 90's. Keep in mind the song was publishlished in 1990.
The second part is based on the comic book "The Punisher"
Dave Mustaine is American, he wrote about travelling to specifically Ireland and learning about divisive religions there. Of course, it leads into the religious wars of the Middle East. Dave is quite the guitarist aswell, but his soloing partner in crime on this and the next few albums of theirs is the great Marty Friedman.
Disappointed you weren’t drinking my recommendation of Jäger & Ginger Beer with Lime, which I mentioned when asked to react to this song. Hope you try that drink soon & keepa rockin’ good people 🤟
Yes. Yes. And yes.
Dave Mustain (founder , leader , vocalist , guitar) , is a very astute & Intelligent person !!! He's been writing about this shit for decades !!! Because , his eyes are open to the REALITY of what has been being orchestrated for "DECADES" !!! Brilliant person , incredible composer & musician !!! 💗🇺🇸🔫⚖️💗🇺🇸🔫⚖️🇺🇸🔫👊🇺🇸💪💗🇺🇸💗🇺🇸 Stand strong Americans ... *We are all brothers and sisters !!!* 💗🎼🎸🎙️🎼🎸🎙️🎼🇺🇸🤘🤘🤘 Steph - Super cute look with the braces !!! 👍🙂 Have a great day you 2 !!!
Those drinks look sooooo delicious!! Yous two folks are fabulous! Keep Up the great work.......and i wish yous two the best of the best luck, Always!👍👍👍
Just sippin my morning coffee. Great breakdown. The new Killswitch album came out yesterday btw.
Oh man. That is the "Rust in Peace Stank Face". Most people new to this band and album get the RIP Stank Face when they hear the beginning of this song.
Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum all the way!
BTW the verse that starts at 7:02 is written about The Punisher, and if you know his story at all, you will understand what the song is fully about.
it literally about the absolute blind loyalty that comes with religion and how it leads keeps the masses divided, keeping the country either divided or subdued.
That song was written in 1991 and was minding blowing concert, in Auckland
Impossible. The song and album was released in 1990. Unless Mustaine has a time machine.
Dave Mustaine wrote this song after problems he had in Dublin. He made some uninformed remark about 'the cause' which is an IRA reference. They had to leave in a bulletproof bus. He said in some interviews it's not about a particular place but was written with the Catholic vs Protestant conflict in mind.
Love the video BTW!
👏👏👏👏👏 great band , great couple , can't drink any clear alcohol - Jekyll & Hyde effect 😂😂😂😰😰
Im not convinced that so much hate is real ... what if its just a misunderstanding...:thanks for being open minded..😁you’re helping to preserve good music for the future...
Keeping it real
Jay, you got a good one there. You are a blessed man. More Megadeth!
God bless America, with mistakes, still undefeated in world wars! We the champs 🥃
Others have commented on what the song is about, but even though the song is 30 years old, it's still relevant today. As indicated by your thoughts at the end.
The first part of this song , Holy Wars, was about the fighting between the Catholics and Protestants in Ireland and the second part of the song was on the Marvel comics character Frank Castle aka The Punisher. Frank was a former special forces Marine whos family were witnesses to a mob hit so they killed his family and tried to kill him. He took on a vendetta of vengeance against all street level scum who dubbed him "The Punisher".
Love you guys. Love watching the content
Biohazard - tales from the hardside please......for your best fan in the world :)
@@datnillavondizzle have you tried Billy Grazadai's solo album? I really enjoyed it and it reminded me of early 90s hazard.
Hehe what a great suggestion! Pfff haven't heard tgat in ages! 🤘
Song was written about religious ideology and people dying for their beliefs. Song came out right around the time the first Gulf War broke out in late 1990 Operation Desert Shield early 1991 Operation Desert Storm
Guitarist was Marty Friedman.
Actually, it’s both Marty Friedman and Dave Mustaine. Megadeth is the only band that I personally know of that had 2 lead guitarists.
I thought you both had your own opinions. I liked hers and his. I love reactions like this.
Love this reaction channel. Jay is a cool character & Steph is great with her interpretations. I'm not much of a drinker but I might have to get my sip on & say cheers!
Again... best metal band around, outstanding musicians... amazing songwriting... nice to see you getting it! Enjoy
Second part of the song just is about the punisher. A comic character.... ;-)
Megadeth 4 life!, Here's hoping for better days for Mustaine, He just got cancer and sending good thoughts his way to recover from it.
More of my favorite metal tunes: Spineshank New Disease, Disturbed Prayer, Saliva Your Disease. Love.
SHE GOT IT!
Also, the album was almost finished. That guitar solo you were digging at the end was by Marty Friedman. They had fired their previous guitarist. He did all the solos and helped write a couple songs. He went on to become a long time member. And as usual I'm sipping on whiskey. Y'all make me smile. Keep it up.
Steph, you need to try rum & pep. A large measure of Bacardi with a shot of peppermint cordial, I'm sure you'll approve.
You guys are like me, old enough to remember this. The Holy Wars part is about the problems in Ireland in the 80's. The IRA and all that. He was wasted on stage and said "Give Ireland Back To The Irish! Support the cause!". The crowd instantly split into the two groups and they had to be rushed off stage and out of the city in an armored van. That was the inspiration for holy wars.
2 guitarists. The acoustic solo was Marty Friedman as was the melodic ones in "The Punishment Due.." The blitz one at the end was Dave Mustaine.
Strangely, she missed the first section (its about the IRA and religious conflict) and nailed the 2nd part. It IS a comic super hero, The Punisher. No one ever gets that right without lookin.
Jay, you have an awesome Stank Face, I do that everytime too🤣
politics...religion...DIVISION. tomato tomahto and art imitates life and vice versa. the point is THE SYSTEM HAS FAILED. one man has the potential to ruin the world and time after time HE becomes impatient and bad decisions are made. STEPH AND JAY THANK YOU FOR YOUR EFFORTS AND TIME! i will drink with you
State of Israel ..but yeah they definitely got most of Dave’s brain..and appreciated how good of a guitarist Dave and Marty are..
This song is how religion is nothing but a mechanism for war , and a tool to commit atrocities.
I've seen them perform this live twice.
FUCKING BOSS AS FUCK !
Great job you did with how you handled the lyrics in your video.
i love the editing of this video
No more mistakes 🔥 🔥 🔥
Headphones or some amazing speakers are required for a channel like this guys, we will really appreciate that :)
Dave also said the second part of the song is about The Punisher. Marvel character.
How the hell did I miss you guys doing this one? RUclips turned off my notification bell for your channel!!
And try some Captain Morgan's Silver if you like light rum.
The Punishment Due part is all about The Punisher! 🤘🏽
Lucretia is another great song on that album with a killer solo, def need to check out this one.
Holy Wars was written by Dave Mustaine's about The Northern Ireland Conflict 1968-1998. BTW Bacardi Limon is the BEST!! :)
At 3:24 when it started sinking in for you and you actually caught the groove so enjoyable to watch you fall into the beat
Great song and album to react to.. good job yal
Love Megadeth! Great reaction! Try Motionless in white. CREATURES!
Mike 50 cal. are you big on over kill?
@@visionnumber7988 yes
Mike 50 cal. time to kill
I have loved this song for 75% of my life. Your interpretation is spot on.
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PBR.
Love how y'all dig into the analogies guys, because with very specific metal songs, the pair an unbelievable instrumental attack with a freak of nature message, and those specific songs are gems. Perhaps for a unreal looks at a very very outside the box metal song, that's horror story based fiction in song format, check out Omens by King Diamond. You'll get A LOT of views and interest for that video
you guys seem like fun. wish i could come kick it. i would love to show ya some new music and listen to stuff you suggest. while we get the drank on!
👌🏻👌🏻
check out Megadeth “Symphony Of Destruction” I feel that song fits PERFECT with nowadays.
Unleash the archers or Lazarus a.d.
Best metal song ever.
Dave Mustaine, lead singer of Megadeth, said the song is about the conflict in Northern Ireland between Catholics and Protestants, but lyrically it sounds like the Middle East conflict between Israel and the PLO. The song was written in 1989 or 1990 and isn't about the United States. The second half of the song about killings refers to the comic book. character The Punisher. The guitar solos are by Marty Friedman and Dave Mustaine.
Ya Sept. 90 nothing to do with present.