[QUOTE=Happy]Off which album?[/QUOTE]
One called True Obsessions.

I haven't heard any of Marty's solo stuff yet. I have been meaning to check out [I]Dragon's Kiss[/I] though.

I've heard a few of martys solo stuff and its interestinf not just a buncha fast notes. I've been trying to find some of Chris Polands solo stuff but i haven't been able to...stupid record stores

I am going to get a new Megadeth cd, what one should i get. I have the world needs a hero, rust in peace and the system has fail so any suggestions on what one i should get next?

If you want a Friedman record that's really good, and not really a "shred" record, I'd recommend [I]Scenes[/I]. That Megadeth art thing is cool, cheers fo the link.

[QUOTE=marc man]I am going to get a new Megadeth cd, what one should i get. I have the world needs a hero, rust in peace and the system has fail so any suggestions on what one i should get next?[/QUOTE]
Peace Sells...But Who's Buying

Killing is My Business...And Business is Good

Countdown to Extinction

[QUOTE=marc man]I am going to get a new Megadeth cd, what one should i get. I have the world needs a hero, rust in peace and the system has fail so any suggestions on what one i should get next?[/QUOTE]
I'd say get So Far So Good so What if you like heavier Megadeth and get Countdown to Exctinction if you like more hard-rock Megadeth.

[QUOTE=Aw3someman]Peace Sells...But Who's Buying

Killing is My Business...And Business is Good

Countdown to Extinction[/QUOTE]
This, but in reverse order.

In any order

Get countdown or peace sells both awesome countdown is just a little more rockish like that dude said

I like going in the order they came out....but that's just me

[QUOTE=marc man]I am going to get a new Megadeth cd, what one should i get. I have the world needs a hero, rust in peace and the system has fail so any suggestions on what one i should get next?[/QUOTE]

If you want more modern Heavy Metal get Countodwn to Extinction, and if you want old school thrash you should get Killing is my Business, and if you want thrash with better written songs all around you should get Peace Sells.

Addicted to chaos, I'll get even I love these songs. risk album is greath i think and crypt. writings

You like Risk? You're the first person I know of that likes that album.

i cant stop listening to "Blackmail the Universe".

Yeah, that's one of the better tracks of The System Has Failed. I like Kick The Chair better though.

It's a good opening track live though.

I like most of the TSHF tracks, it's probably my 3rd favourite 'deth album.

I still haven't got it but I know every song on the album and love it.

TSHF is good, but I feel like some of the songs just aren't that "special". Some really rock but some like "My Kingdom", "Something I'm Not", even "Of Mice and Men" and "Die Dead Enough", I feel are just too meh.

I really dislike Something That I'm Not. Even if it is a dig at Lars.

[QUOTE=Happy]I really dislike Something That I'm Not. Even if it is a dig at Lars.[/QUOTE]
I think it's a good song...not as good as of mice and men, but...

[QUOTE=Butcher]You like Risk? You're the first person I know of that likes that album.[/QUOTE]

well I dont ADORE it but i dont think it's THAT bad. cryptic writings is my best...

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]Yeah, that's one of the better tracks of The System Has Failed. I like Kick The Chair better though.

It's a good opening track live though.[/QUOTE]
i like kick the chair more too.:p

[QUOTE=Blabbermouth]MEGADETH: 'Arsenal Of Megadeth' DVD Collection Details Revealed - Jan. 28, 2006

MEGADETH has teamed with Capitol Records/EMI Music Catalog Marketing to unleash "Arsenal of Megadeth", a new comprehensive two-disc DVD collection available March 21. A visual career anthology containing 32 previously unreleased clips, "Arsenal of Megadeth" chronicles the rise and evolution of the band, providing fans with a heavy metal armory of music videos, interviews, home video shot by MEGADETH's own Dave Mustaine and hidden tracks. Clocking in at almost three hours, "Arsenal of Megadeth"'s tracklist was personally compiled by Mustaine, ensuring the ultimate head-hammering MEGADETH experience.

Following the 2005 release of MEGADETH's "Greatest Hits: Back to the Start" CD and deluxe CD/DVD collections of singles and fan favorites, "Arsenal of Megadeth" provides fans with the most in-depth look ever provided into the band's storied history. In addition to 20 of the band's music videos, "Arsenal" contains a bevy of career-spanning previously unreleased material, including behind the scenes audition footage, a 1995 band appearance on MTV's "Most Wanted", a clip of Dave Mustaine's guest appearance on "The Drew Carey Show", and concert footage from 2005's Gigantour — essential cuts for every Megafan.

In 2005, MEGADETH was the headbanging, headlining act of Dave Mustaine's Gigantour, a tour founded on the principles of "fan-friendly" pricing and accessibility to the music. Mustaine's vision for Gigantour was to "put together a festival that consisted of positive bands that play heavy music in a high energy environment." 2005's inaugural Gigantour did just that and was an immense international success. "Arsenal of Megadeth" contains previously unreleased concert footage from the tour, including a live performance of MEGADETH's metal anthem, "Peace Sells".

MEGADETH was formed in 1983, and in the words of "The Decline of Western Civilization Part II: The Metal Years" director Penelope Spheeris, "[have] always been intelligent and uncompromising; they gave an entire generation a new perspective on our troubled world."

MEGADETH members Dave Mustaine, Glen Drover (lead and rhythm guitar), James MacDonough (bass) and Shawn Drover (drums) keep themselves engaged with their fanbase by regularly posting to the official MEGADETH web site ([url]www.megadeth.com)[/url]. The site connects fans to the MEGADETH eBay auction site and fan forums, and provides up-to-date official information on all things MEGADETH.

"Arsenal of Megadeth" (DVD)

Disc 1:

01. "Peace sells..." film excerpt from "Talk Radio"
02. "Peace Sells" broadcast music video
03. Interview, 1986* compiled interview excerpts
04. "Wake Up Dead" broadcast music video
05. Penelope Spheeris intro* "Cutting Edge Happy Hour" interview
06. "In My Darkest Hour" broadcast music video
07. "So Far, So Good..." compiled interview excerpts w/ video rushes
08. "Anarchy In The U.K." music video — version without sound effects
09. "No More Mr. Nice Guy" * broadcast music video w/ film footage
10. Marty Friedman audition* [hidden track] unreleased audition footage
11. "Rust In Peace"* TV spot for album
12. On the "Clash Of The Titans" tour, 1990* compiled tour footage excerpts
13. "Holy Wars...The Punishment Due" * broadcast music video — MTV edit
14. "Mission Megadeth: Headbanger's Ball", 1991* compiled excerpts from 5/18/91 broadcast show
15. "Hangar 18" music video — longform unedited version
16. "Go To Hell" broadcast music video — guitar version
17. "Countdown To Extinction"* TV spot for album
18. "Rock The Vote" 3 compiled promo clips
19. "Symphony of Destruction" broadcast music video
20. "Symphony of Destruction" (Edited Gristle Mix) music video
21. "Skin O' My Teeth"* broadcast music video; new edit
22. "High Speed Dirt" broadcast music video
23. "Foreclosure of a Dream" broadcast music video
24. "A Day in the Life of Hollywood", 1992* broadcast piece
25. "Sweating Bullets"* broadcast music video

Disc 2:

26. "Evolver" [excerpt] excerpts from "Evolver" home video
27. "Train of Consequences" broadcast music video
28. Raw footage from "Train" video shoot* [hidden track] "making-of" footage shot on set
29. "Youthanasia" * TV spot for album
30. Interview, 1994* interview excerpt (Nick on album cover)
31. "Night of the Living Megadeth", Halloween 1994* broadcast interview excerpts & live performance
32. "MTV Most Wanted", 1995* broadcast performance on 3/28/95 show
33. Interview, 1994* interview excerpt (Dave on "A Tout Le Monde")
34. "A Tout Le Monde"* broadcast music video
35. Interview, 1994 contd.* interview excerpt (Dave/Nick on shows & touring)
36. "Reckoning Day"* broadcast music video
37. "Cryptic Writings"* TV spot for Album
38. "Trust" broadcast music video
39. "Trust" music video rushes* [hidden track] rushes from video shoot
40. "Cryptic TV"* EPK for "Cryptic Writing" Album
41. "Almost Honest"* broadcast music video
42. "A Secret Place"* broadcast music video (no bouncing balls version)
43. Argentina, 1998* backstage/interview/distant live shots from arena
44. "The Drew Carey Show", 1998* broadcast show — Mustaine appearance
45. "Risk" teaser film * promotional "teaser film"
46. "Insomnia"* broadcast music video
47. "Sweating Bullets" (live at Gigantour, 2005)* live concert footage
48. "Peace Sells" (live at Gigantour, 2005)* live concert footage
49. "Youthanasia" album cover shoot* raw footage of babies from album cover shoot

*Previously Unreleased[/QUOTE]

Marty Friedman audition footage ftw

:eek:
Me want now.

/Reaches for screen
/realises it's not real yet
/:upset:

hahah

I wish there was more live footage though. I don't like [I]Rude Awakening[/I].

my friend keeps on saying that Alexi Lahio from COB is better than Dave. but i think Dave is better. whos is better at guitar?

Well I prefer Dave's songwriting, so I choose him.

Alexi sure can solo though.

[QUOTE=Apocalyptic Raids]Well[B] I prefer Dave's songwriting[/B], so I choose him.

[B]Alexi sure can solo though[/B].[/QUOTE]

IMO Dave sure owns Alexi in songwriting.

123 but IMO i think that Alexi is at his best when he solo's and Dave isnt.