I always got the feeling when listening to it that SFSGSW was a rushed effort, after the success of Peace.
Still a good album, but after it they took a bit more time in the studio and then bought out RIP.
And we all know how good that fucker is.

Agree with the Paul Lani mixes as well.

Album Rating: 4.0

RIP>Endgame> Peace Sells

Then Countdown

Album Rating: 4.0

Then So Far, Countdown, and Killing is my Business

What, no Risk?? Lol
I'd be putting UA up pretty high nyself

Album Rating: 4.0

Meh United Abominations was good it grew off me after awhile though

I really like all of their releases to a certain extint

Risk was fairly average man

Album Rating: 4.0

Thats my least favorite out of all theirs.

I'd probably give a 3 still though, none of their stuff is necessery bad is what I meant

I cant decide which one i like less, Risk or The World Needs A Hero.
With Risk they were doing something different, and it didn't work out.
With TWNAH, they were actually trying to go old school again, didn't work out well either imo

Album Rating: 4.0

I prefer TWNAH

Return to Hanger is a pitiful sequel though

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Endgame> Peace Sells

Album Rating: 4.0

Meh, Peace Sells really doesn't have much replay value as a whole for me, I've listened to Endgame like 10 times since I got it, and I've probably listened to Peace Sells that many times since I got it.

It's still a 4.5 though, RIP is a 5

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

Peace sells used to be a 4.5 for me too but it grew on me so much with classics like my last words and good mourning black friday

Wake up dead!!

Album Rating: 5.0

one of the albums of the year 4 me, it owns death magnetic. quite simply amazing.

Album Rating: 4.5

Peace Sells is one of those 'close to 5, but not quite 5' albums, for me at least.

Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Off

^ Yeah, same for me too

Album Rating: 5.0

Just listened to this twice, and I gotta say this is overrated. Don't get me wrong, I definitely liked what I heard (thus the 4.0 rating), but it's not that much better than United Abominations to be honest. Also, Chris Broderick's soloing is incredibly fast and stuff, but not as as plesant to hear as Marty's or Polland's. Speedy riffs are fun, but as soon as I played Wake Up Dead and She Wolf after the album I noticed how weak Broderick's solos are, compared to stuff the band has done in the past. Melody and feeling are more important than skill demonstration.



A very good, short album. Kind of Megadeth's version of Reign In Blood.

Kind of Megadeth's version of Reign In Blood.