I'll second that, and Wake up Dead.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]O.K one week today 'til 'deth in Glasgow...[/QUOTE]
I know, I can't wait :D

ahhh my mate JP got a bootleg DVD of a concert in Philly from November and wake up dead and holy wars r on it so they should be playing both at the concerts.

They usually play Holy Wars last. When I saw them at the Warfield Dave came out on stage and started to play the intro reeeeaaaally slow. It was so slow you couldn't tell what song it was. He gradually got a faster and faster until they went full speed, it was great.

[QUOTE=playguitar]They usually play Holy Wars last. When I saw them at the Warfield Dave came out on stage and started to play the intro reeeeaaaally slow. It was so slow you couldn't tell what song it was. He gradually got a faster and faster until they went full speed, it was great.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, he did something like that at the show I saw in Philly.

They always play Holy Wars last, and they always play Wake Up Dead. Wake Up Dead was sick live. A song that surprised me (both that they played it and how cool it sounded) was The Scorpion. Live it just has a chugging edge to it that I think it lost on the album.

[QUOTE=MAthiAS]Yeah, he did something like that at the show I saw in Philly.

They always play Holy Wars last, and they always play Wake Up Dead. Wake Up Dead was sick live. A song that surprised me (both that they played it and how cool it sounded) was The Scorpion. Live it just has a chugging edge to it that I think it lost on the album.[/QUOTE]
Yes, Wake Up Dead, was the highlight of the performance when I saw them.

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Well I need Risk, cryptic writings and TWNAH
to complete my 'deth collection...
no money though so what is the best out of these three IYO?[/QUOTE]


Deffinetly Cyrptic Writings, it's my favorite out of the new 'deth albums easily, it's a lot better than it is said to be

[QUOTE=EddieVanHalen769]Yes, Wake Up Dead, was the highlight of the performance when I saw them.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, same here. Kick the Chair was great too. And Reckoning Day.

[QUOTE=Animosity_62]Deffinetly Cyrptic Writings, it's my favorite out of the new 'deth albums easily, it's a lot better than it is said to be[/QUOTE]
Cryptic writings is just my Fave 'Deth album. It's really a showcasing of Dave's writing skills and IMO it contains some of Marty's best moments. It's a whole world away fromt their thrash sound but to me it is by far their most mature and intelligent release. It's like they actually put some thought into what songs and styles to incorporate into the album, instead of jsut going for the whole thrash sound.

[QUOTE=munky_magik]Cryptic writings is just my Fave 'Deth album. It's really a showcasing of Dave's writing skills and IMO it contains some of Marty's best moments. It's a whole world away fromt their thrash sound but to me it is by far their most mature and intelligent release. It's like they actually put some thought into what songs and styles to incorporate into the album, instead of jsut going for the whole thrash sound.[/QUOTE]

Couldn't agree with your description more

We're falling behind boys :thumb:

[quote]instead of jsut going for the whole thrash sound.[/quote]
"that thrash sound" is what makes Deth my favorite band...

Each to their own. While I enjoy listening to their Thrash era stuff, I much prefer listening to the stuff after it as it what really puts Megadeth ahead as a great band for me.
If they had stuck to their thrash sound then I wouldn't appreciate them nearly as much as I do.

[QUOTE=munky_magik]Each to their own. While I enjoy listening to their Thrash era stuff, I much prefer listening to the stuff after it as it what really puts Megadeth ahead as a great band for me.
If they had stuck to their thrash sound then I wouldn't appreciate them nearly as much as I do.[/QUOTE]
I've really grown to respect what munky says, looks like Cryptic Writings is next on my list :)
Thanks man.

Although it is my favourite album, I do warn you that it is really detached from the convential Megadeth sound which is why so, so many people dislike it. You should definatly give it a listen to though and form your opinion.

Just buy the god**** System!

[QUOTE=munky_magik]Although it is my favourite album, I do warn you that it is really detached from the convential Megadeth sound which is why so, so many people dislike it. You should definatly give it a listen to though and form your opinion.[/QUOTE]
Well, I agree completely with your taste in music, so I see no reason why I wouldn't like it...

Heh, just treat it as a disclaimer. Cryptic Writings has Trust and She-Wolf on it so you should find at least some things to like, although Live Rude Awakening She-Wolf>Recorded version :)

What album is Symphony of Destruction from?
I like that song, well I have a live video of it, (From Woodstcok '99) the guitarist doesn't look like someone Mustaine would let play for him (Reminds me of Incubus' guitarist tbh).

Edit: Didn't realise I also had the video clip on my HDD :D
The little windmill part at about 2:12 rocks, if only it went longer :(:(:(

Symphony of Destruction is from their Seminal "Countdown to Extinction" album. Another very good album, but much more Classic metal than any of the others. It also has great songwriting, but not as great as Cryptic writings IMO.

At '99 I think he would still have had Marty, though I'm not too sure.

Anyway, I'm gonna hit the sack. G'night :wave:

Yeah, Marty was their until 1999, so it would have been him. What's up with Martys look anyway? he's got a great Perm!

[QUOTE=ThrashMaster27]Yeah, Marty was their until 1999, so it would have been him. What's up with Martys look anyway? he's got a great Perm![/QUOTE]
Nah, I reckon he looks sick.
I just remember reading that Mustaine only wants his band members looking 'metal' and imo , the guitarist (Marty) doesn't look very Metal :D

Marty looked Metal before he cut his hair... :x
By Woodstock, he had already cut his hair a lot shorter than it was (I think it was about as long as Mustaine's was before Marty cut it) and he cut it so that it was slightly lower than his shoulders

Yeah, Marty's old look was pretty awsome. My hair's a bit like that, just brown. To bad he cut it.

Peace Sells, But Whos Buyin????!!!!

[QUOTE=vashts80]Marty looked Metal before he cut his hair... :x
By Woodstock, he had already cut his hair a lot shorter than it was (I think it was about as long as Mustaine's was before Marty cut it) and he cut it so that it was slightly lower than his shoulders[/QUOTE]
That's what I thought, thanks for clearing it up :D

Marty used the Jackson Kelly right? I am thinking about getting that guiatar, its pretty cool.

yep he uses a jackson kelly and a rhoads v as well..

[QUOTE=willis2441]Peace Sells, But Whos Buyin????!!!![/QUOTE]
I AM. :cool:

[QUOTE=The Essential]I AM. :cool:[/QUOTE]
lol, that's awesome.

OMG i bought a guitar mag the other day and Chris Poland was advertising somthing (i think Jackson guitars) and **** does he look aged, hes and old man with short hair (or thats what it seemed like in the image). Some pretty ****ed good work on TSHF though.

whoop

I wish they were playing Rust in peace

Dawn patrol into rust in peace would be cool as that is really an intro to RIP
A tout le monde will be great aswell

3 days untill i see megadeth, oh yeah :D

Thursday 3 february - glasgow
Yeah!!!

[QUOTE=willis2441]Peace Sells, But Whos Buyin????!!!![/QUOTE]

umm i bought the peace sells album

[QUOTE=Lord Abortion]Thursday 3 february - glasgow
Yeah!!![/QUOTE]
I can't wait :D

*high fives w/ rep*

[QUOTE=munky_magik]I can't wait :D

*high fives w/ rep*[/QUOTE]

D*MN YOU ALL TO HELL!!! :angry:

here here, i can get th ethe places, im just not willing to wait HOURS in the cold waiting for the first train back to where i live i think the nearest venue is Nottingham, and i live near hull :(

2 days and i get to meet Dave :D

If they come back here on the final lap of the US in the summer, I'm going to try to go. I was going to go when they came to the Electric Factory back in November, but nobody would take me, and I dunno if there's an age limit. (I'm 13)