@@victortorpin7250 You right. And he didn't know any song other than Megadeth's until...what? 1994?....when he learned how to play an AC/DC song...? Not sure.... Man is a machine!
Dave has earned every friggin thing he has and he broke his ass to get it. I was a roadie for him during their first tour, and at that time we did not know what would become of Megadeth. I think only Dave truly believed he was gonna make it big. God bless you Dave, you are a Metal legend my friend, and I miss ya dude!!!
@@DarknessBringsLight08 Chris, Dave and I were both party way tooo hard guys and I believe that is why we became a little more than employer/employee. We would outdring, outdrug every fuckin dude but one. Chris Poland was a hardcore dopefiend, but a sweet guy. Gar was a dope fiend as well. Those two were not drinkers though. Dave and I would drink a case between us along with a bottle of vodka, tequila, Jack Daniels, whatever. The only time Dave would get angry or moody was when he was drunk. I , thankfully was never the subject of his anger. It is not like we were best buddies, let me make that very clear, cuz I am not about to jump on the bullshit train, ya know bro? But that is one of many typical nights, but I am leaving out the stream of hot Metal chicks that were all over Dave. One morning I woke to the sound of what I thought was smacking. I looked over to the other bed and the sound was a chick slurping on Dave`s prick!!! LOL, there ya go man. I pulled one out for ya!
Wow, that is so awesome. Very jealous! And not the kind of story I wanted to hear, but hey it's something lol. When did you end up leaving the band?@@gregorymacdonnell7914
@@DarknessBringsLight08 I was only with them for the first tour. My friend Seth had met them while visiting his dad in L.A. His Dad was a director and producer and at that time he was doing Mtv video`s. Remember this was in the very beginning of Mtv, they had like 25 videos playing in a loop lol. It was so cool to have Ted Nugent and Styx and the Who on t.v. and NO COMMERCIALS AND NO RAP!!! Just Rock and fuckin Roll.So when Seth came back home here to N.Y. Dave wrote to him with scales and chord progressions, they were funny as shit too. Dave is VERY funny when he is happy. So when they came here on their tour we met them at an autograph session , and Seth introduced me to Dave and Jr. and the boys and he said "You knuckleheads wanna work?" We said "Fuckin A dude! . And we toured the rest of the "Killing is...." tour!
Or can u imagine james singing this record? How wiers would that be. And no marty playing the solos it would be all dave.. Btw why does holy wars sound like its tuned down or to heavily distorted maybe?
I'd take Megadeth's releases any day over whatever compromised version of Dave's music would have been released with Metallica. Undoubtedly Metallica would have better with him, but I'm much happier that we have Megadeth instead.
THESNEAKERADDICT exactly it was good for both bands because at the time like if you watch their live show in San Francisco 1983 Dave was a good guitar player but he was shit drunk and violent and he was always drunk so Metallica got to prosper and so did megadeth by kicking him out.
Dave Mustaine : Vocal, rhythm & lead guitar David Ellefson : Bass, backing vocal Chris Broderick : rhythm and lead guitar , backing vocal Shawn Drover : Oldschool typewriter
@@ghengisdong6714 check out the performance of it from 94. You may have already. That entire set is one of their best ever the guitar and drum sound is just like the youthanasia album they truly sounded better live than the studio. Holy wars with the youthanasia sound and tone is amazing btw. They killed reckoning day. It was a show to promote the album when it came out in 94
0:39 Holy Wars... The Punishment Due 7:05 Hangar 18 12:08 Take No Prisoners 15:30 Five Magics 21:30 Poison Was The Cure 25:10 Lucretia 29:05 Tornado Of Souls 34:35 Dawn Patrol 36:29 Rust In Peace 42:35 Holy Wars (Reprise) Bonus Material 46:55 Skin O' My Teeth 50:12 In My Darkest Hour 56:26 She-Wolf 1:00:03 Trust 1:05:13 Symphony Of Destruction 1:09:07 Peace Sells #MEGADETH 🤘🤘🏻🤘🏿🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾
@@skateebee depends what you consider. I would say Chris is arguably a more precise guitarist than Kiko but when it comes to composition I am not sure. Broderick is a technical monster that didn't really fit in a composition sense. However he still did some interesting work. Dialectic Chaos and Sudden Death come to mind the latter one being particularly difficult.
@@piwo647 I agree, Broderick plays like Marty's solos were his own. Fantastic tone on that Ibanez here and nails every note. That's amazing to me considering Marty's crazy note selection. So much sliding and weird note choices.
@@themanzato it's ok, we know you have an unreasonable hatred for Metallica for some reason. Doesn't change the fact that Kirk Hammett was an amazing guitarist who could shred as well as be creative/melodic.
At 5:10 I always start to get this massive rush of energetic emotions that make my eyes water and give me goosebumps and it’s honestly just pure bliss. It makes me forget all my troubles and everything going on in my life and just be at peace. And it’s music like this that keeps the world going honestly
@@VicSellsPeace To be honest, Dirk Verbeuren is better than Drover on drums. And Loureiro is a perfect mix between Poland and Friedman now that Broderick isn't part of Megadeth anymore.
@@tog2842 Whatever your take on the story may be, their relationship was already fucked up when Junior sued Megamustaine for the copyright matter. When he came back (better yet, when he was allowed to) to the band, he was treated like somewhere in between of a hired gun and a newcomer subjected to the boss's will; certainly not a founding member...
It really kinda comes down to committing adultery as an ordained priest in a band where the band leader is a reformed Christian. Mustaine gets enough shit as it is. Easy decision in an unfortunate situation.
@skullemojiskullemoji No answer cuz I never got notified of this comment. Just came back to enjoy the video again a couple years later to reminise and see if I can find the timestamp where I am shown crowd surfing.
This line-up with Chris Broderick and Shawn Drover is absofuckinglutely crushingly dam good. Just an extremely awesome time period in their career playing RUST IN PEACE in it's entirety
Broderick always nailed perfectly Marty's solos during his time in Megadeth. It's impressive if you think that those are not even his solos, and he plays as if he wrote them.
It’s one thing to mimic flawlessly, but to actually CREATE something unique is something else entirely. The former is talent, no doubt... the latter is pure genius.
I am not normally a thrash metal listener, but curiously clicked on,,wow!!..these are some seriously talented rockers,,true power pouring out, and out, and O U T !!
Dave sounds incredible here. Hard to believe it's almost been 15 years since this performance. His voice has definitely taken a toll at his age now. They really killed it here though. Amazing set, I wish I could have saw it live.
1990: knoxville, tn: my second ever concert and my first ever metal show! i got to see this with nick menza and marty friedman and i got to meet dave mustaine after the show! my first time meeting a famous musician in person, and he signed my marlboro pack because i didnt have anything else to write on. the stage set and drum kit looked exactly like this! this set me on the journey of metal for life! thanks mr. mustaine and megadeth! stay metal!
This is the setlist of songs they played in order of the live concert 46:55 Skin o' My Teeth 50:12 In My Darkest Hour 56:26 She-Wolf ------------------------------------------------------------------ 00:39 Holy Wars...Punishment Due 07:05 Hangar 18 12:08 Take No Prisoners 15:30 Five Magics 21:30 Poison was the Cure 25:10 Lucretia 29:05 Tornado of Souls 34:35 Dawn Patrol 36:29 Rust in Peace ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1:00:03 Trust The Right To Go Insane Head Crusher 1:05:13 Symphony of Destruction ------------------------------------------------------------------ 1:09:07 Peace Sells 42:35 Holy Wars (Reprise)
Chris Broderick is such an incredible player man. No discredit to any guitarists before him or after, but man, that dude really was the apex guitar player of this band. He nailed every note on everything he ever touched, and so convincingly he sounds as though he wrote it himself. Mad respect to him for stepping into huge shoes to fill and doing an amazing job.
Will never forget the 1st time listening to Megadeth after convincing my Mom at age 10 to buy me this cool tape I grabbed in the music section of the store we were at, never heard of them but thought the cover looked cool and the name was so badass, the album was Peace Sells but Who's Buying? The moment Wake Up Dead starts I'm hooked. Saw them live a couple times and they are pretty much flawless the whole set. Great footage here of very that. Long live Megadeth 🤘 💯
I enjoyed Medadeth when I was in my teens. I am 46 and still love that perfect metal guitar harmonization. This concert is 8 years earlier than the Spain concert. The totally fuckin amazing screaming voice we are so happy with almost made me depressed. I want Dave to scream forever! And please, it was not an insult for the Spain concert comment. I just want to hear these guys play until I’m 90 years old, if I’m still alive!!!
@@doggoswift6896 Dave's riffs and soloes are much more technical, and in my opinion sound better than Metallica. When I was younger I couldn't tell the difference. The things that make Metallica riffs really difficult can be achieved through weight lifting, good diet, and lot of wanking. Dave is more of an intellectual even though he's very immature at times. Takes a lot of Jazz and heroin to get on Dave's level. XD
@@ofadetergentsud Dave's songs also tend to have much deeper meanings which I like. I'd agree that his riffs are much more technical to play. Most of Metallica it seems you just have to downpick incredibly fast or gallop.
@@TheLambchopper the vocals werent pre recorded he performed live just like always but he re-recorded the vocals (and maybe some guitar) in the studio to make it perfect for the album and film I think they mixed the live vocals with the re-recorded studio ones for the final release
Not bad for a surfer kid from San Diego... Prolific musician, lyricist, composer & performer... Simply the best Metal has to offer... Oh yeah .. and he's got black belts in Ukidokan Karate and Taekwondo as well as a purple belt in Brazilain Jiu-Jitsu.
Judy Johnsen you can appreciate it a lot, but not as much as if you were a musician due to the technicality of much of it plus playing this album straight through is a hell of a workout!
One of the best Megadeth ☢️ shows I have seen n I had to download it. The best thing I like about Megadeth ☢️ is the lyrics n the solos n the riffs,I love the riff in Lucretia.
During rythm sections the the lead guitar guitar is normally lower in the the mix than the rythm player then when it's time for the solo the lead gets boosted
@@hardrokrulzjj "you may be better than me but I'm LOUDER" -- every single Megadeth show I've ever seen Dave's guitar is sometimes just incredibly too loud in the mix
75% of the crowd wasn't even born at the time of release of holy wars, Megadeth is timeless if you're metal head, and so far so good, you'd be 17 in 1988 to be long hair bad ass, I was 14 with my buds jamming Killing is my biz on boom box at the park drinking Southern Comfort and Lucky Lager in 1985, memories for life
Saw this lineup in Cleveland and remembered be in awe of how great this sounded. This video captures that perfectly. Dave’s voice was on and everything felt so fast and clean.
Over the years I grew to prefer Dave's solo over Marty's, especially in Five Magics and Lucretia. Marty's amazing for sure (and it's even more amazing that Chris pull it off perfectly live). But Dave's pentatonic chaos is pure THRASH, especially in a live setting.
CD 0 (Intro) 0:01 0. Intro CD 1 (Rust in Peace Live) 0:39 1. Holy Wars... The Punishment Due 7:03 2. Hanger 18 12:09 3. Take No Prisoners 15:33 4. Five Magics 21:30 5. Poison Was the Cure 25:10 6. Lucretia 34:35 7. Dawn Patrol 36:29 8. Rust in Peace... Polaris 42:35 9. Holy Wars [Reprise] CD 2 (Bonus Materials) 46:56 1. Skin o' My Teath 50:12 2. In My Darkest Hour 1:00:03 3. Trust 1:05:13 4. Symphony of Destruction 1:09:09 5. Peace Sells
Thanks for the download, great show, however Nick is really missed, not a bad drummer but nowhere in Menzaz league, pitiful lack of double bass (THE signature Megadeth drum sound since Gar), and not enough dumming power in general, a shame
I agree, the drums are horrible. I’m not saying Shawn drover sucks I’m just saying that his drumming on this video is not what it needs to be for rust in peace.
Unfortunately nicks drumming was boring, he used the same beat on every song, and didn’t play the double bass that often, he definitely could have been better, but the truth be told, this is definitely there best album and Mustaine is my idol!!!
@@REDDRAGON666ful Are we listening to the same drummer and album? I re-listened to it, after about 20 since I bought it, and have to disagree with everything you say, Nick was an exeptionaly talented drummer, his beats on RIP are versatile varied, not boring or dull, and with heavy use of the double bass drum. If you doubt what I write, watch any live Megadeth video with Nick drumming and you'll hear what I mean.R,IP is my 3rd favourite album, following Killing is my Business and 'So Far So Good, So What!' Peace out
Dude, why compare? I fucken love Megadeth big style but have also spent a hell of a lot of great times in my life growing up with tunes from Metallica.
After watching some recent performances I can't believe how much difference 10 years has made in Dave's live vocal performance. Night and day compared to this tour where he sounded stronger than ever. And yes, I know he had throat cancer a few years back.
The madness of take no prisoners live and that precise is fucking insane. Five magics and Lucretia don't get enough love. Lucretia my absolute favorite track on that album and prob best solos
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oh man ! you can hear it in his voice even in this concert. (he was diagnosed with throat cancer in 2019, its since been removed.)
Dave's solo in Holy Wars kills me ....!!! Damn it's still perfect some 20 years later!!!
I like his licks on hangar 18 more man that song is the real thrash
@@emirpehlivanoglu6035 no
Best mode
That solo was one take
He's a machine.
What I love about megadeth is you can always hear the bass..and I'm a guitarist
True
Dave E is a killer bass player. dawn patrol blew my mind when i first heard it
@@eliminator987 か らさひかさきそさらしひやるはるわ、、れりらよひゆはやはやはやはやはゆはら
Bruhhh
@@victortorpin7250 You right. And he didn't know any song other than Megadeth's until...what? 1994?....when he learned how to play an AC/DC song...? Not sure.... Man is a machine!
Dave has earned every friggin thing he has and he broke his ass to get it. I was a roadie for him during their first tour, and at that time we did not know what would become of Megadeth. I think only Dave truly believed he was gonna make it big. God bless you Dave, you are a Metal legend my friend, and I miss ya dude!!!
Dude are you serious? That is epic! I bet you have some crazy stories from back then..
@@DarknessBringsLight08 Chris, Dave and I were both party way tooo hard guys and I believe that is why we became a little more than employer/employee. We would outdring, outdrug every fuckin dude but one. Chris Poland was a hardcore dopefiend, but a sweet guy. Gar was a dope fiend as well. Those two were not drinkers though. Dave and I would drink a case between us along with a bottle of vodka, tequila, Jack Daniels, whatever. The only time Dave would get angry or moody was when he was drunk. I , thankfully was never the subject of his anger. It is not like we were best buddies, let me make that very clear, cuz I am not about to jump on the bullshit train, ya know bro? But that is one of many typical nights, but I am leaving out the stream of hot Metal chicks that were all over Dave. One morning I woke to the sound of what I thought was smacking. I looked over to the other bed and the sound was a chick slurping on Dave`s prick!!! LOL, there ya go man. I pulled one out for ya!
Wow, that is so awesome. Very jealous! And not the kind of story I wanted to hear, but hey it's something lol. When did you end up leaving the band?@@gregorymacdonnell7914
@@DarknessBringsLight08 I was only with them for the first tour. My friend Seth had met them while visiting his dad in L.A. His Dad was a director and producer and at that time he was doing Mtv video`s. Remember this was in the very beginning of Mtv, they had like 25 videos playing in a loop lol. It was so cool to have Ted Nugent and Styx and the Who on t.v. and NO COMMERCIALS AND NO RAP!!! Just Rock and fuckin Roll.So when Seth came back home here to N.Y. Dave wrote to him with scales and chord progressions, they were funny as shit too. Dave is VERY funny when he is happy. So when they came here on their tour we met them at an autograph session , and Seth introduced me to Dave and Jr. and the boys and he said "You knuckleheads wanna work?" We said "Fuckin A dude! . And we toured the rest of the "Killing is...." tour!
@@gregorymacdonnell7914 Yo man you are so lucky. Are you still in touch with any of the band members?
Imagine if Metallica didn't Fire Dave....Thank the Metal Gods they did or we would have never had this masterpiece.
THESNEAKERADDICT wtf are you doing here ???
Or can u imagine james singing this record? How wiers would that be. And no marty playing the solos it would be all dave.. Btw why does holy wars sound like its tuned down or to heavily distorted maybe?
I'd take Megadeth's releases any day over whatever compromised version of Dave's music would have been released with Metallica. Undoubtedly Metallica would have better with him, but I'm much happier that we have Megadeth instead.
THESNEAKERADDICT exactly it was good for both bands because at the time like if you watch their live show in San Francisco 1983 Dave was a good guitar player but he was shit drunk and violent and he was always drunk so Metallica got to prosper and so did megadeth by kicking him out.
Nothing better would happen. Dave would break Metallica. We wouldn't have any of these two bands
Dave Mustaine : Vocal, rhythm & lead guitar
David Ellefson : Bass, backing vocal
Chris Broderick : rhythm and lead guitar , backing vocal
Shawn Drover : Oldschool typewriter
Shawn Dover it's so mechanic, very robotic.
David Ellefson: Groomer (allegedly)
@@thedebatehitman I'm crying
@@markeinsportnoydoesnt miss a note
😊
@@thedebatehitman HEARSAY...! SPECULATION AT BEST...!
My god, watching them play songs like Take No Prisoners live is just insane... All the riffs, all the transitions... Impressive
Amen brotha - Take No Prisoners is one of their best ever!~
I would have loved to hear reckoning day.
@@ghengisdong6714 check out the performance of it from 94. You may have already. That entire set is one of their best ever the guitar and drum sound is just like the youthanasia album they truly sounded better live than the studio. Holy wars with the youthanasia sound and tone is amazing btw. They killed reckoning day. It was a show to promote the album when it came out in 94
Rust in Peace : the Riff Bible
I would give my left ball just to be there ... this is a dream gig
0:39 Holy Wars... The Punishment Due
7:05 Hangar 18
12:08 Take No Prisoners
15:30 Five Magics
21:30 Poison Was The Cure
25:10 Lucretia
29:05 Tornado Of Souls
34:35 Dawn Patrol
36:29 Rust In Peace
42:35 Holy Wars (Reprise)
Bonus Material
46:55 Skin O' My Teeth
50:12 In My Darkest Hour
56:26 She-Wolf
1:00:03 Trust
1:05:13 Symphony Of Destruction
1:09:07 Peace Sells
#MEGADETH 🤘🤘🏻🤘🏿🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾
3:10 my favs stamps
Chris Broderick, technically, is simply on another level...The speed and precision he delivers on Marty's solos is mind blowing...
He has to be... Otherwise he woulnt be hired for the band
Chris is good but not quite as good as Kiko. The solos Chris did on records played were just ok.
@@skateebee depends what you consider. I would say Chris is arguably a more precise guitarist than Kiko but when it comes to composition I am not sure. Broderick is a technical monster that didn't really fit in a composition sense.
However he still did some interesting work. Dialectic Chaos and Sudden Death come to mind the latter one being particularly difficult.
@@piwo647 I agree, Broderick plays like Marty's solos were his own. Fantastic tone on that Ibanez here and nails every note. That's amazing to me considering Marty's crazy note selection. So much sliding and weird note choices.
@@skateebee Chris is better than Kiko. And that's not a knock on Kiko, Chris is just a world class guitarist.
Dave will always be number 1. Best guitarist, best songwriter, best leader. This man is a musical genius. Pure fucking metal!
Dave was a shredder and never showed much skill elsewhere. Hammett and Friedman are both more pleasing and impressive to the ear.
@@ryanmiskin8925
Hammett is awful. Friedman is a beast.
@@ga121169 Hammett is not awful your awful like you can play guitar better than him, you insulting douchebage prick
@@ryanmiskin8925 hammett lol
@@themanzato it's ok, we know you have an unreasonable hatred for Metallica for some reason. Doesn't change the fact that Kirk Hammett was an amazing guitarist who could shred as well as be creative/melodic.
At 5:10 I always start to get this massive rush of energetic emotions that make my eyes water and give me goosebumps and it’s honestly just pure bliss. It makes me forget all my troubles and everything going on in my life and just be at peace. And it’s music like this that keeps the world going honestly
Fuck yeah man, I feel ya
That's because it's pure energy and true to the grain badass metal.
Best feeling right there
Such good shit pal
Its fuckin' great...
Not the classic lineup but...what a great lineup. Broderick is a guitar master, never misses a note. And I actually like Drover too, he's so precise.
Drover is great but, his sound guy does him dirty
@@VicSellsPeace To be honest, Dirk Verbeuren is better than Drover on drums. And Loureiro is a perfect mix between Poland and Friedman now that Broderick isn't part of Megadeth anymore.
@@222MovieMan Agreed
They're both so perfect it's boring. That's my problem with them, you don't feel dynamics or something organic in their playing style.
@@222MovieMan yeapp..Dirk is wayy more technical than Drover for sure! Excited for their upcoming album! :)
3:22 when Dave says god, quality went from 1080p to 4K
Turn it up as loud as it will
Amen ❤
Imagine Ellefson being kicked out:
-"What, without a warning? No second chances?"
-Mustaine: No more mistakes.
Funniest thing is that’s how it went down
Wanker Ellefson deserves to be on the final Megadeth tour, he was there from the start!
@@tog2842 he deserves to be on the tour but that's not why he deserves to be on the tour
@@tog2842 Whatever your take on the story may be, their relationship was already fucked up when Junior sued Megamustaine for the copyright matter. When he came back (better yet, when he was allowed to) to the band, he was treated like somewhere in between of a hired gun and a newcomer subjected to the boss's will; certainly not a founding member...
It really kinda comes down to committing adultery as an ordained priest in a band where the band leader is a reformed Christian. Mustaine gets enough shit as it is. Easy decision in an unfortunate situation.
Whats amazing is Dave played this a zillion times and he still puts his heart and soul into it!
18:01 Chris sent chills down my spine. That little solo is one of my favorites and he absolutely killed it
I was at this concert.
One of the top 5 best nights of my life.
Who else played that night?
@@georgecantstandsya821 no answer lol
@georgecantstandsya821 Testament and Exodus, I believe, were the other two bands that played.
@skullemojiskullemoji No answer cuz I never got notified of this comment. Just came back to enjoy the video again a couple years later to reminise and see if I can find the timestamp where I am shown crowd surfing.
@@Ben2346vL
This line-up with Chris Broderick and Shawn Drover is absofuckinglutely crushingly dam good.
Just an extremely awesome time period in their career playing RUST IN PEACE in it's entirety
"You know why we're here" I love how Dave gets straight to the point lol what a band !!!!
Broderick always nailed perfectly Marty's solos during his time in Megadeth. It's impressive if you think that those are not even his solos, and he plays as if he wrote them.
just about 372 times better than Kirk playing shit shit.
Way better then Koki Laurenn anyway
I think the biggest problem with that though, is that he plays it without feeling half the time. His dynamics are always really static
Broderick is my favorite guitarist dave hired .
It’s one thing to mimic flawlessly, but to actually CREATE something unique is something else entirely. The former is talent, no doubt... the latter is pure genius.
That show was really amazing. They played so well every song. It's 4am here in Argentina, sleepless, enjoying it so much !!. Aguante Megadeth !!
Aquí yo en las mismas jaja
I am not normally a thrash metal listener, but curiously clicked on,,wow!!..these are some seriously talented rockers,,true power pouring out, and out, and O U T !!
This mix the way I hear it: 50% Dave's guitar, 30% Dave's vocals, 15% kick&snare, 5% everything else. :)
This whole album is a metal Idol, No Bad Song On This Album
Dave sounds incredible here. Hard to believe it's almost been 15 years since this performance. His voice has definitely taken a toll at his age now. They really killed it here though. Amazing set, I wish I could have saw it live.
Age and throat cancer. The guy is a legend! 🤘
It’s impressive they played the songs back to back with no rest between, even tho they are fast paced songs
About to be another 10 years since this and back in 2010 it was 20 years since rust in peace. Dave is such a effin legend. Love you Dave.
Unreal performance...1000% album accuracy ...speechless with goosebumps ....love you dave
1990: knoxville, tn: my second ever concert and my first ever metal show! i got to see this with nick menza and marty friedman and i got to meet dave mustaine after the show! my first time meeting a famous musician in person, and he signed my marlboro pack because i didnt have anything else to write on. the stage set and drum kit looked exactly like this! this set me on the journey of metal for life! thanks mr. mustaine and megadeth! stay metal!
all my buddies went to that show...i was grounded because of my shitty grades and couldnt, dang it
What a great show! I went to the first show in Spokane, WA. Good times! Dave is a better guitarist than I thought, impressive!
Pedro Ordonez and you notice that he's good now?
@@MetaleiroBarizon To be fair, Mustaine really lacked vigor in his playing for a few years live
This is the setlist of songs they played in order of the live concert
46:55 Skin o' My Teeth
50:12 In My Darkest Hour
56:26 She-Wolf
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00:39 Holy Wars...Punishment Due
07:05 Hangar 18
12:08 Take No Prisoners
15:30 Five Magics
21:30 Poison was the Cure
25:10 Lucretia
29:05 Tornado of Souls
34:35 Dawn Patrol
36:29 Rust in Peace
------------------------------------------------------------------
1:00:03 Trust
The Right To Go Insane
Head Crusher
1:05:13 Symphony of Destruction
------------------------------------------------------------------
1:09:07 Peace Sells
42:35 Holy Wars (Reprise)
crazy that they never included Headcrusher in the dvd release
Found it when they showed a split second of the setlist on the DVD.
Damn no sweating bullets?
@@realsquirtlecat nice one.
Chris Broderick is such an incredible player man. No discredit to any guitarists before him or after, but man, that dude really was the apex guitar player of this band. He nailed every note on everything he ever touched, and so convincingly he sounds as though he wrote it himself. Mad respect to him for stepping into huge shoes to fill and doing an amazing job.
He's doing amazing things in inflames now , he's a beast for sure!
Will never forget the 1st time listening to Megadeth after convincing my Mom at age 10 to buy me this cool tape I grabbed in the music section of the store we were at, never heard of them but thought the cover looked cool and the name was so badass, the album was Peace Sells but Who's Buying? The moment Wake Up Dead starts I'm hooked. Saw them live a couple times and they are pretty much flawless the whole set. Great footage here of very that. Long live Megadeth 🤘 💯
'Peace sells... But who's buying'
Seems you were buying.. and what a gift you bought yourself for this lifetime 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I enjoyed Medadeth when I was in my teens. I am 46 and still love that perfect metal guitar harmonization. This concert is 8 years earlier than the Spain concert. The totally fuckin amazing screaming voice we are so happy with almost made me depressed. I want Dave to scream forever! And please, it was not an insult for the Spain concert comment. I just want to hear these guys play until I’m 90 years old, if I’m still alive!!!
What I love about Megadeth is that you can always hear the cymbals... and I am a saxophonist.
Be awesome if Marty and nick played with them at this time
It’s unreal how good these guys sound in 2010. It’s as good as when I saw them when this album came out. (First concert)
It's weird how Dave has always acted so upset for being kicked out of Metallica but he has always been so much more talented than all of them.
Maybe more talented! In some parts of the band. But hasn't got the depths of songs that Metallica do!
@@FilmFanAiden I disagree with that opinion. :)
Not sure he is more talented... he just has a very different style of writing.
@@doggoswift6896 Dave's riffs and soloes are much more technical, and in my opinion sound better than Metallica. When I was younger I couldn't tell the difference. The things that make Metallica riffs really difficult can be achieved through weight lifting, good diet, and lot of wanking. Dave is more of an intellectual even though he's very immature at times. Takes a lot of Jazz and heroin to get on Dave's level. XD
@@ofadetergentsud Dave's songs also tend to have much deeper meanings which I like. I'd agree that his riffs are much more technical to play. Most of Metallica it seems you just have to downpick incredibly fast or gallop.
I will never understand how it is possible to memorize all the incredibly complicated songs. Megadeth were an are still great.
This live sounds so clean and well mixed... This one's for the sound engineer 🤘🏻🙏🏻🤘🏻
Seriously. Perfectly captured.
@@paulvaladao8873 this gig was HEAVILY edited and dubbed. Daves voice sounded nothing like this at the time it was filmed.
@@mickelboy182doesn't make it bad though. Even though he re-recorded the vocals, it sounds good and matches the vibe.
@@luiznickel sure, but it very clearly isn't the live mix.
@@mickelboy182tbh most live albums have a lot of post production work done on them.
I wore this cassette tape out in my Walkman when I was in the Gulf War.
Thank you sir for your service......
Puts a lot of strain on Daves voice to sing that high for a whole concert.
seth arnold pre recorded Vocals
Madison Cooper I was at the show he didn't sound exactly like this look for the same performances but a regular camera footage
@@TheLambchopper the vocals werent pre recorded he performed live just like always but he
re-recorded the vocals (and maybe some guitar) in the studio to make it perfect for the album and film
I think they mixed the live vocals with the re-recorded studio ones for the final release
Other than 4:41 they did a good job of not showing Dave with re-recorded parts
His was still in good shape then, he has been struggling lately but he's still making incredible music.
79 dislikes... Have people lost their minds?? This live performance of the greatest Master"Peace" of all heavytime is EPIC!!!!
79 deaf people
I don't even notice the dislikes, I just enjoy the music.
They are Metallica fans.......
It’s from Lars and his 78 ghost accounts.
Metallicats most probably
Damn I love how Dave sounds in Rust in Peace, so close to the album and he sings the lyrics super clearly
The sound mix was so damn amazing for this!!!
Шикарная работа Megadeth умноженная на шикарную работу операторов. Потрясающе !!!
Seen this a 1000 times and I still can't get over how tight they are. No easy feat. \m/
So intricate and precise. I'm actually glad he left Metallica because we wouldn't have this ear candy. Best live band on the planet.
*got fired from Metallica
I freaking love the MEG-A-DETH chant during Hangar 18.
I cant believe how great this is. This is among the BEST heavy metal shows ever ever video recorded.
dave mustaine is the man,guitar god so is chris broderick.
i hear megadeth for first time in 2014... It's 2019 and i still love my guys. This is art.
Not bad for a surfer kid from San Diego... Prolific musician, lyricist, composer & performer... Simply the best Metal has to offer...
Oh yeah .. and he's got black belts in Ukidokan Karate and Taekwondo as well as a purple belt in Brazilain Jiu-Jitsu.
If you don't play an instrument you will never be able to fully appreciate this album...there is no way
I don't play an instrument, do you mean one can't appreciate how tight and in time they are? I know they sound good.
Judy Johnsen you can appreciate it a lot, but not as much as if you were a musician due to the technicality of much of it plus playing this album straight through is a hell of a workout!
Matt Schwarz
DoEs tHe cLaRiNeT CoUnT???
Lol
Let's shit rules here
Tell that to the producers that don't play an instrument yet bring out the best in a band's playing.
Какая красота!!! Лучше чем студийник!!!!!!!! Браво, ребята!!!!!Наконец-то я нашёл лучшее исполнение любимого альбома!!!! Просто в восторге!
Don't bother with comparations in talent, quality, popularity etc... This is essential!
Dave and Chris sound really great here together! Actually, they all sound killer.
Awesome performance Huge respect to Dave and the band. Broderick nailed it.
Take no prisoners is my personal favorite of the album
Take No Prisoners is my #1 in the album
Same. Five Magics is a very close Second and then Poison.
I just can't express how much this band resonates with my frequency!
I saw them in Brussels in 1997, same perfection, absolutely awesome!!! ME-GA-DETH!!!
This is my dream megadeth setlist I love rust in peace it’s so good
9 years ago and im still watching. Easily Dave's greatest live vocal performance, sounded SO GOOD here. One of the greatest metal shows literally ever
Its dubbed
Overdubs after the show, you can tell he's not using as much air in the video
Show do caralho ! Um dos melhores guitarristas na minha opinião!! Dave !!
Thanks brother. Awesome show!
One of the best Megadeth ☢️ shows I have seen n I had to download it. The best thing I like about Megadeth ☢️ is the lyrics n the solos n the riffs,I love the riff in Lucretia.
When he get shirtless, we'all know he's enjoying the show!
Wish they'd turn Chris' guitar up.
Yeah the mixdown is a bit odd, I suspect it sounded different on the night.
During rythm sections the the lead guitar guitar is normally lower in the the mix than the rythm player then when it's time for the solo the lead gets boosted
in these full concert video the audio is weird. but the individual songs the official shout factory releases on their channel, the audio is fine.
@@sullybiker6520 I suspect Dave had something to do with the mixdown for the video lol
@@hardrokrulzjj "you may be better than me but I'm LOUDER" -- every single Megadeth show I've ever seen Dave's guitar is sometimes just incredibly too loud in the mix
75% of the crowd wasn't even born at the time of release of holy wars, Megadeth is timeless if you're metal head, and so far so good, you'd be 17 in 1988 to be long hair bad ass, I was 14 with my buds jamming Killing is my biz on boom box at the park drinking Southern Comfort and Lucky Lager in 1985, memories for life
Saw this lineup in Cleveland and remembered be in awe of how great this sounded. This video captures that perfectly. Dave’s voice was on and everything felt so fast and clean.
how can anyone dislike this... I dont get it..
E P I C
Such a pleasure to attend this tour. Slayer played all of 'Seasons in the abyss' as well.
Dave may have a few flubs, but man, Broderick is absolutely perfect throughout. crazy impressive
wish they had showed his hands during the Holy Wars break
Five Magic's my favorite song. All the twist in turns and speed change is very creative.
Yes, quite.
Those riffs in Take No Prisoners! 🎸🔥🎸
it is quite clear that the vocals have been overdub in a post studio edition like Motley did in carnival of sins 2005
I picked it up right away on the Punishment Due. I thought I was just being a smart ass in commenting on it.
It's a mix of re-recorded vocals and the original live vocals.
Over the years I grew to prefer Dave's solo over Marty's, especially in Five Magics and Lucretia. Marty's amazing for sure (and it's even more amazing that Chris pull it off perfectly live). But Dave's pentatonic chaos is pure THRASH, especially in a live setting.
Lucretia has two of the most kickass solos ever.
"pentatonic chaos" I am going to steal that 🤘
This is the best metal album ever. Anybody cant disagree on that
Ah hem...Peace Sells, cough cough
Master of puppets
If not reign in blood
How is nobody talking about how Chuck Billy from Testament came from backstage and sang the last part of Peace Sells!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This really is a high quality video of a great concert.
So glad i found this, blood in the water is epic but i needed a break lol
This is an absolute masterpiece. That five Magics solo was blistering.
this is my favorite part
CD 0 (Intro)
0:01 0. Intro
CD 1 (Rust in Peace Live)
0:39 1. Holy Wars... The Punishment Due
7:03 2. Hanger 18
12:09 3. Take No Prisoners
15:33 4. Five Magics
21:30 5. Poison Was the Cure
25:10 6. Lucretia
34:35 7. Dawn Patrol
36:29 8. Rust in Peace... Polaris
42:35 9. Holy Wars [Reprise]
CD 2 (Bonus Materials)
46:56 1. Skin o' My Teath
50:12 2. In My Darkest Hour
1:00:03 3. Trust
1:05:13 4. Symphony of Destruction
1:09:09 5. Peace Sells
Hero
Dave still had his voice here. Junior was back. Just awesome. Today: voice gone, Junior gone, not much left.
Hands down 1 of the top 5 thrash metal albums of the 90's
Of all time
🤘, lifelong Megadeth fan and seen them live a few times'. They always deliver and killer bass drums! Much respect! 🤘
Thanks for the download, great show, however Nick is really missed, not a bad drummer but nowhere in Menzaz league, pitiful lack of double bass (THE signature Megadeth drum sound since Gar), and not enough dumming power in general, a shame
Lee Thomas yeah really, the ending to Peace Sells was nearly unlistenable
Podstęp Mistrzem I think the intro to rust in peace polaris was even worse
I agree, the drums are horrible. I’m not saying Shawn drover sucks I’m just saying that his drumming on this video is not what it needs to be for rust in peace.
Unfortunately nicks drumming was boring, he used the same beat on every song, and didn’t play the double bass that often, he definitely could have been better, but the truth be told, this is definitely there best album and Mustaine is my idol!!!
@@REDDRAGON666ful Are we listening to the same drummer and album? I re-listened to it, after about 20 since I bought it, and have to disagree with everything you say, Nick was an exeptionaly talented drummer, his beats on RIP are versatile varied, not boring or dull, and with heavy use of the double bass drum. If you doubt what I write, watch any live Megadeth video with Nick drumming and you'll hear what I mean.R,IP is my 3rd favourite album, following Killing is my Business and 'So Far So Good, So What!' Peace out
DUDE! Dave is just ripping through the intro riff during take no prisoners.
Thanks for uploading
This record is just mind blowing. The other “M” band couldn’t even play this much less write it. Just incredible 🤯
Dude, why compare? I fucken love Megadeth big style but have also spent a hell of a lot of great times in my life growing up with tunes from Metallica.
@@toddventura7191 I meant Meshuggah! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You must have not heard and justice for all. There's people who actually like both bands and refuse to get into you people's pissing contests
After watching some recent performances I can't believe how much difference 10 years has made in Dave's live vocal performance. Night and day compared to this tour where he sounded stronger than ever. And yes, I know he had throat cancer a few years back.
Один из лучших концертов группы. Дэйв в более молодые годы не вытягивал так свои песни, как здесь.
The way Chris plays Poison was the Cure is way different from how most people would. Way more efficient. Very cool to see.
In the end surprise! Chuck Billy (Testament) and Rob Dukes (Exodus) :)
Chuck indeed! It's kind of nice to see him on a megadeth concert
The madness of take no prisoners live and that precise is fucking insane. Five magics and Lucretia don't get enough love. Lucretia my absolute favorite track on that album and prob best solos
Broderick backing vocals on Trust are killers!
Saw this tour on their stop in detroit with SLAYER who did the complete album of Seasons in the abyss since it also turned 20. Phenomenal show. 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Imagine if Dave had gotten Menza and Friedman back when he had the chance!!!
There is a new way, I was the first in line, and God did it ever work this time. Powerful. Immaculate. Beautiful.
This is the best vocal performance I have heard from Dave at a live show...OMG then this happened as I was typing. XD 4:41