Yeah, one's own beginnings are reflected in the new metalhead's enthusiasm. It makes nostalgic, reminds you of those moments where you discovered Metal and how it can move you... and it reignites the love for the music when you see people discovering it. On top of that it adds to your own understanding, because each time you get a new perspective on the matter and you might see something in a song that you always missed, even though you've been listening to it for a decade or more. And there's so much more stoff for the LIV boys to discover.... crazy stuff like Satyricon's Rebel Extravaganza, one of Metal's weirdest and coolest albums... just in general a lot of cool stuff in that sweet zone where Black Metal mixes with all kinds of other styles... "Blackened Death Metal" bands could be something the two enjoy... etc. etc. etc. just sooo much stuff to listen to :D
No kidding. Their reaction is pure gold. Gives me a new appreciation for the song too. Such fun dudes to watch with great ideas and comments on the music.
I don't think they'll enjoy it that much. Those riffs aren't that groovy. Wake up dead would a good choice. Or Lucretia - hella groovy with that unique main riff and arguably a better solo than tornado of souls from Marty
People can say whatever they want about Dave Mustaine, his voice, his attitude, etc, but there is NO denying his talent as a songwriter and guitarist is in the top tier level of the metal world. Fuel that with Chris Poland, Ellefson, Marty, Gar, Nick, Kiko, etc over the years... love this band, seen them 4 times live and look forward to my 5th. Get well, Dave, we need you to continue to melt our metal souls!
These guys are amazing with their perception of Megadeth music. They actually listen not just hear. I love their reactions. LONG LIVE MEGADETH AND LOST IN VEGAS
if you go back and watch the videos in chronological order, if you haven't already, you can see them grow in their ability to perceive styles of music they weren't accustomed to. They become more and more informed, and their observations seem like something only long time fans might notice. it's pretty impressive. It's been great to experience music i've loved for a long time through fresh ears.
MAD props for picking up on the Jazz overtones in this song. Chris Poland & Gar Samuelson, the Lead guitarist & drummer of this lineup, were both Jazz musicians who'd played in a Jazz-Fusion band called The New Yorkers. Mustaine recruited them for their virtuoso playing, which, combined with the Thrash, was something no one had ever heard before.
Arcanuman1 was thinking the same thing. This is why I love this channel bc they pay attention to the fundamental sounds of each instrument... they’re not experts on the genre but they have great ears to pick up on shit
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Arcanuman1 Yeah, unbelievable musicianship. as a drummer I can say that Gar was an immense drummer.
@ Absolutely. Have you heard the new remix of Killing Is My Business that came out last year? Not a fan of the '04 remix, but that one is incredible. You can hear just how much Gar was losing his shit, especially on Rattlehead.
@@CASSIUSleedy Yep. Thery're true students of music. There's a lot of these 'reaction channels' where all they do is insane, over the top attention-getting antics. These guys are legit & 100% honest. They're not afraid to tell you their true opinion. On Patreon they did a review of Pink Floyd's Dogs, which is my favorite song by them, & they pretty much hated it, & weren't shy about admitting it. I have tons of respect for that.
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Arcanuman1 yeah, i am hardcore maiden fan but it annoys me that megadeth should be more popular than metallica because the megadeth is much more talented band
David “Junior” Ellefson played bass on this album, he co-founded Megadeth with Dave Mustaine and plays bass on 13 of their albums, dudes a beast on bass
Also coincidentally hates the nickname "Junior" so if you ever meet him DO NOT call him that unless you want to have a bad interaction right off the get-go lol.
Damn this Thrash week is everything I hoped it would be, so enjoyable to watch. Great song choices aswell. By the way it’s funny that you mention that jazz aspect in the beginning: the drummer and guitarist on this record were in a jazz-fusion band before joining Megadeth. Peace.
Mark Cavich I was talking about Thrash week, not their song choices in general. So far they did For Whom the Bell Tolls and Orion by metallica, Alison Hell by Annihilator, Inner Self by Sepultura and of course Megadeth. Very solid list if you ask me.
This riff and the way they build to it is probably one of my favorite Megadeth moments ever. I have listened this section of the song on repeat sooooo many times.
It’s funny that George said that they have a jazzy element in the beginning because the drummer (Gar Samuelson) and the other guitarist (Chris Poland) were jazz fusion players that really brought those groovy dynamics in the early days of Megadeth.
@@vosman86 A Grammy? So Fuckin what. As a metal fan that's not to be bragged about. Metal is anti any of that nonsense. You play metal from the heart, not for awards. I love megadeth but they haven't put out an album in years as far as I'm concerned.
John Ryan Have you heard Dystopia? You don’t think Poisonous shadows or The threat is real or Fatal illusion are good songs? The new album is a full metal assault. High quality as far as I’m concerned. The Grammy doesn’t necessarily mean anything your correct about that. But the album is really good
David "Junior" Elefson on bass, Gar Samuelson( R.I.P.) on drums, Chris Poland lead guitar, Dave Mustaine lead guitar. Gents this is the world's state of the art speed metal band. Most leads are Dave Mustaine.
@@domant26 I agree, but back then, Dave was trying to find someone to follow his lead. Chris was able to keep up for the most part. Dave was absolutely insane during this era. Unreal writing and technical ability.
Peter Brown most leads are not dave mustaine. Chris was the lead guitarist for a reason. Dave can’t play like Chris or Marty or any of his lead guitarists and you can easily tell when it wasn’t Dave playing
tis true.. Dave's Vocals aren't what they used to be for me but the musicianship even on the newer albums can make an audiophile touch himself inappropriately..
Megadeth is my all time favorite metal band. They're the ones that sent me down the rabbit hole. Its great to see you guys appreciate them so much Fun fact, the drummer and lead guitarist, Gar Samuelson and Chris Poland, respectively, were jazz trained musicians. Its awesome that you can hear that influence in there
Me too. No matter how far down the rabbit hole I go, I always come back to them too. Rust in Peace is the only album I religiously go back to every couple of months.
@@leerobbo92 It was the Scorpions that started my journey into the world of hard rock and metal. When I discovered thrash metal, I really got carried away into their agression and intensity. Discovering Glam metal shredding however, made their guitar playing kind of lame to me, except for bands like Megadeth, Teastement, Annihilator, who proved that you can be both technical and agresive at the same time.
I have heard this song tons of times, but nothing compares to the ability to hear it again for the first time through you guys ears. Makes the song brand new for me. And that is a gift I thank you both for. Thank you sincerely. Keep on rocking guys.
MisterDarkfall ...I have to agree..I bought this album new off the shelf when I was 14. 30 years later..I am hearing it differently thru Ryan and George’s ears..it’s pretty cool to see .
It's been a long time since I've heard this song, I'd almost forgotten how aggressively uncompromising early thrash metal was. It's glorious. They weren't interested in making it more palatable for more people, they played what they wanted and bowed to no market pressures.
This is why I love these videos! when y'all find a badass metal song you can get into. Puts a big smile on my face! Especially when it's songs I'm really familiar like this one!
Exactly! When you know it's a song the would like that you love and you want to see how they react to it! I just wish they would react to at least one song that I have suggested over the last four years or so. Oh well
Chris Poland, lead on this album...Dave said himself that Chris could play circles around him. I know all the talent Megadeth has had over the many years with Marty and Nick and all but my favorite lineup has always been Dave, Junior, Gar and Chris.
Marty actually used the solos written by Chris Poland for Rust In Peace as a guide. Many don’t realize Chris played on the demos for Rust In Peace. To me Chris is the best guitarist Megadeth have ever had...
I absolutely love Marty, even his weird J-Pop stuff but yeah, Poland's work on this album was something special and unique. Gar too, with his relentless power. It's basically jazz thrash.
"THE CONJURING" Lyrics and Music by Dave Mustaine Dave Mustaine: lead vocals/guitar David Ellefson: bass/backing vocals Gar Samuelson: drums Chris Poland: guitar (All guitar solos by Mustaine) Welcome to our sanguinary sect of worship Feel at home in our black conventicle As we anathematise All those who oppose us Don't summon the devil Don't call the priests If you need the strength The conjuring Obey! Behold, the flames rise From the compass's cardinal points Burn the sacred oil And with the ashes you'll annoint Arrange the symbols Of the wizard and magician Light the candles Place the parchment paper in position Between its leaves place The lash from a black cat's eye A straw of a broom Fold and burn and centralize Don't summon the devil Don't call the priests If you need the strength Then conjure me I am the devil's advocate A salesman, if you will You know my name You know my name I met your father years ago Gave him what he'd please He called my name And you'll do the same I'm claiming what is mine by right It's time to close the deal You're bought and sold Bought and sold Come join me in my infernal depths Mephisto's Hall of Fame I've got your soul I've got your soul The conjuring Obey!
Yeaaaah "lash of a black cat's eye" ... "straw of a broom" ... I'm old enough to remember the lame Satanic scares back in the day over lyrics like this and now it's just silly to me. I tend to think a real spell wouldn't be this campy. I love this song so I consider the lyrics a bit of a tongue in cheek Faust-influenced trifle.
The coolest thing about this channel is when I get to relisten to bands/songs in a new light that I heard years ago and wasn't too impressed by for whatever reason. I've heard this song before but I somehow missed so many cool parts of it that I might've never caught without a video like this. Same with Blackwater Park, which I heard years ago and remember thinking it was an okay song but not too special. How wrong I was
I think that might have more to do with you developing more of an ear for metal. There are plenty of bands/songs that I didn't like when I first listened, but upon revisit in a couple years later, they were brilliant
this is one of megadeth's finest moments imo....amazingly, as they were all junkies at the time...rip gar samuelson...incredible drums here...this whole album was just incredible and influencial...
Love how you guys appreciate the musicianship of megadeth. When I first heard this song in 1987 I was blown away. Still blown away to this day. When you noticed the jazz feel you were absolutely correct. Gar Samuelson was a classically trained jazz fusion drummer. He passed away way too young. This is my first comment but I love what you both are doing in getting metal music out to some that might not be into it. Keep up the great work
Those guys are pros, they don't listen to metal, but they can tell the jazz thing, they can tell megadeth is an all Star team, while Metallica is just mediocre
The abrupt transitions in Megadeth’s music fit perfectly once you know the song. They catch you off guard at first, then when they become familiar, they make perfect sense.
I say this on all of their Megadeth reactions... Yesss! That's their best song, seriously. Highly underrated, for whatever reason. It's goddamn amazing!
Seeing that line up in the clubs was the absolute badass experience. Gar was like a preying mantis on the drums. I saw them twice on the Peace Sells tour.
you could really say "Is one of their best" to about every song on every album pre-Risk.. I'd like to see them try out Lucretia as well. that's one of what I consider their most underrated songs..
@@Eliath1984 I was going to say Lucretia , I agree it's great and they will probably find the rap style Lyrics interesting. Though in my darkest hours lyrics are pretty powerful for almost anyone. Gives the whole song an edge. And in the live versions it's almost like he's shouting to god, taking a risk, given his beliefs.
I really appreciate Lost in Vegas. This song has been near and dear to me since i was around 8. But after hearing them really break it down, I began to really hear it a little different and break it down in my own ears. I like that. I don't find that too often. LIV is down to earth and they have my respect for sure. Very entertaining channel guys! Thank you.
Finally!!!!!! My favorite of theirs. I love how musically astute you guys are becoming. I love that you guys actively listen to the music & lyrics. As a lifelong black musician it's nice to see other blacks enjoying metal coming from a hip hop community. I got so much shit from other blacks growing up. Dave Mustaine & Led Zeppelin are the masters of groove to me.
Inspectorbudget If you like groove I suggest you check out Overkill's discography if you haven't yet. 19 albums deep and it has many styles, Groove, Straight Thrash, Power, and even some Doom metal. I'd love for these guys to do their track Thanx for Nothin' but it doesn't seem to be on their radar. Anyways I thought you'd like them if you hadn't heard them yet
@@Prez76 OMG YES - also Overkill are one of the only metal bands who are still as fast, as heavy, and hitting all the notes the same now as they did 30 years ago. I saw them do Hammerhead live from a couple of years ago and it blew me away. If anything they're heavier and tighter now.
@@the_illegitimate_jedi3479 Rust In Peace lineup was one hell of a comeback. I liked so far,so good,so what but it sounded like they had angry cicadas for guitars.Gar and Chris was the lineup though..even with the bands massive drug problems
Finally!! 😍 David Ellefson is the bassist ❤ (a big influence of mine). This album has so many great thrash songs. I'm so glad you revisited it, and with this song! 💞 that's one of the things I love about your channel - you get me excited about these older songs that I haven't listened to in a long time. Usually after a reaction like this, I binge the artist for a few days and rediscover all the awesome songs I forgot about over the years.
After 30 plus years of listening to these bands, it is so wonderful to listen to this music through fresh ears. Your approach is so open and honest. I can't wipe the smile from my face watching you both. NASTY!
"In my darkest hour" is megadeth's best work imo. Even if it had no lyrics the music has so much feeling and emotion it holds it's own. Get well soon Dave! Great vid guy's, keep it up!
The “All-star team” reference is completely accurate. Dave Mustaine always hand-picked the highest level musicians to be in Megadeth. Chris Poland Marty Friedman the new guitarist Kiko Loureio all phenomenal. The drummers Gar Samuelson Nick Menza Chris Adler. Only All-star musicians are allowed in Megadeth haha
Franco Kcy0 they didn’t need one, it’s exactly what makes them unique. Dave is perfect for his band. Could they have gotten someone “better”? Of course, but it wouldn’t be MEGADETH.
Franco Kcy0 Although Dave is far from the best metal singer I absolutely prefer him over most generic scream/growl/ metal singers. Dave has a unique voice and it causes Megadeth to have a unique sound which makes them more memorable than all of the cut and paste metal bands with the generic “deep voice” singer Megadeth would sound better with James Hatfield Phil Amselmo or Chuck Billy though. But I prefer Dave Mustaine over most “average” metal singers. At least Dave has a completely original style and snarl and attitude
@@vosman86 Well, don't get me wrong, I love Megadeth, but his voice is hit and miss almost constantly during their first records, at least until Countdown where he find a more suitable way of singing. He never had a technique, every time I seen them live he looked like he was suffering, and he we are, after years of abusing of his limited voice he got cancer..
Seeing your reaction reminds me how much I take these songs for granted. I heard this for the first time 25+ years ago. Familiarity breeds contempt. Or at least lack of appreciation . Thanks.
KYUSS. Doom/Stoner metal. You need to hear "Gardenia/Asteroid/Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", the first three tracks from the album Welcome To Sky Valley. The songs are grouped in suites and you need to listen to the whole 3 track suite together. It's about 17 minutes total but very heavy, trudging pace, and even funky & a touch psychedelic. Smooth as butta transitions that you don't even realize are happening until you notice you're in a different groove. And no growling!
I have two copies of the album, one is grouped into Three songs per track, the other has each track listed individually, not sure if it rare or pirated!
As you metal heads know, yes, you George and Ryan, Dave was a member of Metallica. On both first albums of Megadeth and Metallica they have versions of that song. Mechanix by Megadeth. The Four Horsemen by Metallica. It would be awesome to see you contrast them.
I've said it before and I'll say it again, I wish I could hear these songs again for the first time like you two are doing. The best part of watching your videos is seeing you two discover the greatest metal music ever created (as we watch), it brings back great memories. I've even gotten the hair standing on the back of my neck excitement, seeing you guys "get" the music, I love it. Welcome to the brotherhood of metalheads. Please do Peace Sells, or at least listen to it at the gym, you'll lose it!
@@serpentheadedmask9 Me too, they might not like the vocals at first but I think Bolt Thrower could be the band that gets them into death metal because of how groovy they are
And again and again these 2 idiots cut it in the middle of it all. They cant take it serious. When will they ever grow up ? Morons. For that I gave it a thumb down.
Uzurpon eh, I disagree. I enjoy they’re breakdowns and it’s fun to watch people react to metal that I’ve listened to for years. Heck, even Dave Mustaine supposedly made comments about these guys 👍.
I didn't expect this one to grab you like it did, but I am glad it did! This is great live song because they slow down the groove parts and speed up the thrash parts, so the transitions are even more accentuated. I am rediscovering all of these songs because of you two! I love it! All the best Rich in Sweden.
Guys, I've seen tons of reaction videos from other channels, and I have to say it. There's a reason ya'll have 1.1 million subscribers. Your reactions aren't fake. They're straight from the heart, real reactions to this music. I love it. Even if you don't like some songs that I like, it's always refreshing to see you react. Keep up the great work.
Love when I hear these guys react to a song I have listened to hundreds if not thousands of times and find a new appreciation for it. cheers guys. Megadeth - Hook in Mouth
Dave Mustaine has a lot of riffs that sit comfortably in a swing/jazzy kind of feel. This one is definitely one of those. Chris Poland and Gar Samuelson were both Jazz fusion artists as well, so I think that's how this song came about. It's really a masterpiece if you think about it. They build the intro into the main thrash idea, which eventually transitions into the groove riff. Then, they combine the 2 by stomping back into the thrash riff and cap it off with the groove riff. That's flat out disgustingly well written.
The Conjuring has always been one of my all-time favorites and one of the standouts on a legendary album full of standouts. Also check out Good Mourning...Black Friday. Amazing song.
If you guys like Megadeth transitions, try “Wake up Dead”. Beast transition into the middle third of the song and back out of the middle and into the end third. It’ll raise the hair on the back of your neck. For real! The lyrics are a hoot as well. Be sure to review the “original” version and not the remastered. Remastered was tweaked a little to much in most Megadeth fans opinions. Too vocal forward and other elements are highlighted at odd times.
Lost in Vegas bingo. Take a card we will play it in the next video! Card 1: - Fire - Transition - Crazy - Golly - Groove Card 2: - That was Nasty - They are going off - Dope - Destruction - So fly
There was actually a very subtle shift a measure before that "abrupt" transition that you loved (go back and listen for it and you'll catch it 14:10-14:12, they break the galloping riff to give you a touch of the transition). It sets your brain up so subtly that you really need to be listening for it to realize what it's doing. After that, your ear has been trained to anticipate the transition, so they can just hit you with it, and you know it's there. It's ridiculously meticulous attention to detail.
As a sophomore album this was a huge step in the songwriting of Dave Mustaine. You don't get a classic like Rust In Peace without the steps he took here. This song really displays it well. Drummer Gar Samuelson (RIP) had a jazz background and you hear it in the way he brought out the swing in bassist Dave Ellefson's playing. You hear it more from Dave with Gar than with any other drummer. And Chris Poland could really thrash along with Dave. So glad you guys enjoyed this one. I can't wait for more Megadeth!
@@arvindshastry1178 don't mistake me, I love Peace Sells... I think the high points on the album are some of their best. And I prefer Megadeth over Metallica. I love this lineup with Gar & Chris. But I think as a complete piece Rust is better, particularly introducing the classic lineup.
@@skins28dg I can understand, everyone has opinions and tastes in music that's what makes music so much special and yeah Marty Friedman and Nick Menza were awesome but still I like psbwb more than rip. I also prefer Megadeth over Metallica but And Justice For All is one of my favourite metal album of all time
Opeth - Harlequin Forest I know you guys have done a lot of Opeth already but harlequin forest is a behemoth of a track. It’s not their most complex but the simplistic, yet beautiful arrangements of the track is unique even for them.
They have done a lot of the brutal side of Opeth, but Harlequin Forest and/or Baying of the Hounds have been a long time coming. Would love a The Moor reaction as well. Can’t get too much Opeth or Gojira on this channel. Do appreciate that they branch out as well, though.
Fly is the perfect way to describe this band, especially in the albums through rust in piece. The guitarist and the drummer in this line up were mostly versed in jazz, and it makes it both progressive and swaggy. Nice work, gents.
Lost in vegas starter pack:
'Yeah that's hot'
'That transition was fire'
'Who is the drummer!?'
Love you guys haha
you forgot 'they're gettin busy'
"That riff is nasty!"
Also gotta mention George's "stank face"
They going off
Golly!
Run that back
"THAT was dope"
Y’all geeking off on this song makes me so happy
Yeah, one's own beginnings are reflected in the new metalhead's enthusiasm.
It makes nostalgic, reminds you of those moments where you discovered Metal and how it can move you...
and it reignites the love for the music when you see people discovering it.
On top of that it adds to your own understanding, because each time you get a new perspective on the matter and you might see something in a song that you always missed, even though you've been listening to it for a decade or more.
And there's so much more stoff for the LIV boys to discover.... crazy stuff like Satyricon's Rebel Extravaganza, one of Metal's weirdest and coolest albums...
just in general a lot of cool stuff in that sweet zone where Black Metal mixes with all kinds of other styles... "Blackened Death Metal" bands could be something the two enjoy...
etc. etc. etc.
just sooo much stuff to listen to :D
Same man!! I was 14 when I heard this back in 88. Was good then and is still awesome.
No kidding. Their reaction is pure gold. Gives me a new appreciation for the song too. Such fun dudes to watch with great ideas and comments on the music.
I’m soo happy
I still can't believe it. I'm so happy too.
Megadeth - Good Mourning/Black Friday
best intro ever. in the history of everything.
Devils island
I don't think they'll enjoy it that much. Those riffs aren't that groovy. Wake up dead would a good choice. Or Lucretia - hella groovy with that unique main riff and arguably a better solo than tornado of souls from Marty
best from this album
DEVIL'S ISLAND!!
People can say whatever they want about Dave Mustaine, his voice, his attitude, etc, but there is NO denying his talent as a songwriter and guitarist is in the top tier level of the metal world. Fuel that with Chris Poland, Ellefson, Marty, Gar, Nick, Kiko, etc over the years... love this band, seen them 4 times live and look forward to my 5th. Get well, Dave, we need you to continue to melt our metal souls!
Amen.
Preach it
Guys a beast, very thankful to have him and many others making such fine music for me and everyone who cares to listen.
Seen them 12 times, tickets for number 13 in sept
Glad to see other fans seeing them multiple times. Seen them 22 times since 88, my favorite band of all time.
Please do Wake Up Dead!!!
I second that...
Yes!
In my darkest hour
yeah they should've done that one instead
The solos in that song are orgasmic
Alright, Wake Up Dead from the same album. Should have a similar reaction as this one.
a definite must listen 👍
Yes! I would LOVE to see a reaction to Wake Up Dead!
Good morning Black Friday too
YES!
Yes! They would love it! Super groovy kickass riffs.
I was screaming ELLEFSON everytime they asked who on bass hahaha
Me Too! LMFAO
Dave's so, so underrated. Absolutely grinning that these guys latched onto the bass even with the pyro leads going on!
That's a damn no-brainer. Always the same guy with the same first name.
"IT'S JUNIOR! HOW DO YOU NOT KNOW WHO THE BASSIST IS? HE'S LITERALLY ALMOST ALWAYS BEEN THE BASSIST!"
David is a beast on the bass.
These guys are amazing with their perception of Megadeth music. They actually listen not just hear. I love their reactions. LONG LIVE MEGADETH AND LOST IN VEGAS
if you go back and watch the videos in chronological order, if you haven't already, you can see them grow in their ability to perceive styles of music they weren't accustomed to. They become more and more informed, and their observations seem like something only long time fans might notice. it's pretty impressive. It's been great to experience music i've loved for a long time through fresh ears.
@@Ldiablo3 - Great Post & Observations!
@@Ldiablo3 100%, man.
MAD props for picking up on the Jazz overtones in this song.
Chris Poland & Gar Samuelson, the Lead guitarist & drummer of this lineup, were both Jazz musicians who'd played in a Jazz-Fusion band called The New Yorkers. Mustaine recruited them for their virtuoso playing, which, combined with the Thrash, was something no one had ever heard before.
Arcanuman1 was thinking the same thing. This is why I love this channel bc they pay attention to the fundamental sounds of each instrument... they’re not experts on the genre but they have great ears to pick up on shit
Arcanuman1 Yeah, unbelievable musicianship. as a drummer I can say that Gar was an immense drummer.
@ Absolutely.
Have you heard the new remix of Killing Is My Business that came out last year? Not a fan of the '04 remix, but that one is incredible.
You can hear just how much Gar was losing his shit, especially on Rattlehead.
@@CASSIUSleedy Yep. Thery're true students of music.
There's a lot of these 'reaction channels' where all they do is insane, over the top attention-getting antics. These guys are legit & 100% honest.
They're not afraid to tell you their true opinion. On Patreon they did a review of Pink Floyd's Dogs, which is my favorite song by them, & they pretty much hated it, & weren't shy about admitting it. I have tons of respect for that.
Arcanuman1 yeah, i am hardcore maiden fan but it annoys me that megadeth should be more popular than metallica because the megadeth is much more talented band
Jesus, the fact that y’all picked up on the jazz is great.
This Era of megadeth had a jazz fusion drummer and guitarist.
yea I was impressed they picked up on that. Our boys have come a long way on this journey.
@Sweet Jones III Nick Menza didn't play on this song
Sweet Jones III No but Gar Samuelson was and he was in Megadeth during peace sells
@Shockheadd45 Nick was Behler's tech and Behler was Gar's
Rust In Peace is a shred masterpiece, and Countdown To Extinction may be their commercial high point, but Peace Sells to me IS Megadeth.
kitoyobeni1 agree
The same for me
The difference is Gar & Chris vs Nick & Marty
Totally agree. Love So far, So good too.
Same here.
Maybe because it was the first megadeth album I ever heard back in 87, and I loved to back then.
Still do.
This song scared the crap out of me in 5th grade when my friend lent me the cassette. I literally played Stryper afterward just to appease jesus.
Lmfao I felt like I was going to be possessed by listening to it!
Every time I hear someone mention Stryper, I remember my cousin saying, "But Grandma, it's CHRISTIAN heavy metal!" XD
😹😭😭
🤣🤣🤣
well it is satanistic song,even dave said it
David “Junior” Ellefson played bass on this album, he co-founded Megadeth with Dave Mustaine and plays bass on 13 of their albums, dudes a beast on bass
Co founder who ended up just working for megadeth...sad story
Ellefson wasn't on The System Has Failed, United Abominations or Endgame. He left the band from 2002-2010.
Also coincidentally hates the nickname "Junior" so if you ever meet him DO NOT call him that unless you want to have a bad interaction right off the get-go lol.
Preach!
@no one Mustaine is a devout Christian... why the surprise over Ellefson becoming a pastor?
Damn this Thrash week is everything I hoped it would be, so enjoyable to watch. Great song choices aswell. By the way it’s funny that you mention that jazz aspect in the beginning: the drummer and guitarist on this record were in a jazz-fusion band before joining Megadeth. Peace.
Big smille on my face when they mentioned that.
Damn the Machine! Chris Poland's band after Megadeth, with his brother Mark: th-cam.com/play/PLYljHRJvT-04n_pqKquZzEdCgeNm3ihNQ.html
Mark Cavich I was talking about Thrash week, not their song choices in general. So far they did For Whom the Bell Tolls and Orion by metallica, Alison Hell by Annihilator, Inner Self by Sepultura and of course Megadeth. Very solid list if you ask me.
That's what I love most about the first two Megadeth records. That jazz-fusion influence is really cool. Fun as hell to play on guitar.
Waited for THAT riff to hit, and their reaction didn't disappoint! 11:36
My friends and I call it the Black Magic riff.
That riff has GOT MY SOUL!
This riff and the way they build to it is probably one of my favorite Megadeth moments ever. I have listened this section of the song on repeat sooooo many times.
Love when these guys start hoot and hollering lol It’s great.
It’s funny that George said that they have a jazzy element in the beginning because the drummer (Gar Samuelson) and the other guitarist (Chris Poland) were jazz fusion players that really brought those groovy dynamics in the early days of Megadeth.
“Megadeth is really no joke” 9:39
Correct
Well now they kinda are but back then they definitely weren’t
Andres Canales
Dystopia was awesome and they won a Grammy...soooo....yeah
Brian Vos Like Grammies actually mean anything
@@vosman86 A Grammy? So Fuckin what. As a metal fan that's not to be bragged about. Metal is anti any of that nonsense. You play metal from the heart, not for awards. I love megadeth but they haven't put out an album in years as far as I'm concerned.
John Ryan
Have you heard Dystopia?
You don’t think Poisonous shadows or The threat is real or Fatal illusion are good songs?
The new album is a full metal assault. High quality as far as I’m concerned.
The Grammy doesn’t necessarily mean anything your correct about that. But the album is really good
David "Junior" Elefson on bass, Gar Samuelson( R.I.P.) on drums, Chris Poland lead guitar, Dave Mustaine lead guitar. Gents this is the world's state of the art speed metal band. Most leads are Dave Mustaine.
Chris Poland is so much better on solo guitar. Just my opinion
I thought Marty Friedman joined for peace sells. Was he later?
@@domant26 I agree, but back then, Dave was trying to find someone to follow his lead. Chris was able to keep up for the most part. Dave was absolutely insane during this era. Unreal writing and technical ability.
Nathan Baca marty joined in 1990 for Rust in Peace. Peace sells was in ’86
Peter Brown most leads are not dave mustaine. Chris was the lead guitarist for a reason. Dave can’t play like Chris or Marty or any of his lead guitarists and you can easily tell when it wasn’t Dave playing
Megadeth has always been respected for the musicianship from the beginning to even now.
tis true.. Dave's Vocals aren't what they used to be for me but the musicianship even on the newer albums can make an audiophile touch himself inappropriately..
@@JohnDoeXYZ
Coke... They were using everything at this point :D
They are miles ahead of the other bands in the big four, as far as musicianship is concerned, always has been.
OMG, I actually never had a full appreciation of this song until now. You just schooled a Megadeth fan, love it!
Huh. I wrote that before watching the end of the video 😳 Insane!
Megadeth is my all time favorite metal band. They're the ones that sent me down the rabbit hole. Its great to see you guys appreciate them so much
Fun fact, the drummer and lead guitarist, Gar Samuelson and Chris Poland, respectively, were jazz trained musicians. Its awesome that you can hear that influence in there
Bands like Annihilator and Megadeth should be more likely be called as prog thrash metal. Just Thrash is quite a simple name for these bands.
I was just going to write that very thing about Gar (R.I.P.) & Chris. You've stolen my thunder lol.
Me too. No matter how far down the rabbit hole I go, I always come back to them too. Rust in Peace is the only album I religiously go back to every couple of months.
@@leerobbo92 It was the Scorpions that started my journey into the world of hard rock and metal.
When I discovered thrash metal, I really got carried away into their agression and intensity. Discovering Glam metal shredding however, made their guitar playing kind of lame to me, except for bands like Megadeth, Teastement, Annihilator, who proved that you can be both technical and agresive at the same time.
Exactly. Even these two noticed it because they mentioned the groove and the jazzyness in the song.
I hope Dave sees this reaction. I think it would put a much deserved smile on his face.
Dave is a hard man to please but he always knows what a badass he is. He does not need validation.
I have heard this song tons of times, but nothing compares to the ability to hear it again for the first time through you guys ears. Makes the song brand new for me. And that is a gift I thank you both for. Thank you sincerely. Keep on rocking guys.
MisterDarkfall ...I have to agree..I bought this album new off the shelf when I was 14. 30 years later..I am hearing it differently thru Ryan and George’s ears..it’s pretty cool to see .
I do reviews and guitar covers dude,please check out page. It is like a few divisions below this but im on a tight budget!
So True. Well put.
I second that for sure.
Same here.
11:35 I've heard this song a thousand times, and I still have the same reaction to that part
One of best guitar riffs ever.
Ditto
Franz the breakdown section at 1135 is my favorite metal rhythm section of all time. It’s genius
@@matthewwolf3531 yeah it's pretty much the most dope shit ever
Serious headbanging
Power Trip- Executioner's Tax (Swing of the Axe)
THAT'S MY SHIT.
Hell yeah. One of the better newer thrash bands around.
Power Trip is phenomenal
oh yeah, that song is so kick ass old school sounding.
J D yes!!! They should do a week of modern day thrash bands to compare!
just spent half an hour watching 2 guys listen to a 5 min song...i love this channel. you can never go wrong with Megadeth
It's been a long time since I've heard this song, I'd almost forgotten how aggressively uncompromising early thrash metal was. It's glorious. They weren't interested in making it more palatable for more people, they played what they wanted and bowed to no market pressures.
Amen!!🤘😜
Devil's Island!!! Every song on this album is ridiculous in their perfection. One of my all-time favorites!!!
I Ain't Superstitious is the only weak track
I've haven't heard that in a long time I think I'm gonna listen to it
@@cadencooper1828 Underrated track!!! The guitar lick trade-offs are fantastic!!
My Last Words is probably my favorite!
@@jeffreylebowski7459 mines to or skull beneath the skin
Dave Ellefson is on the Bass!
The absolute coolest musician I've ever had the pleasure of meeting!
"Dude over there shooting off fireworks!" That has got to be the best, most accurate of those type of Guitar Solos! lmao!
Did Chris Poland play mostly lead or rhythm guitar on PCBHB?
@@hiroshi138 Poland did Lead, but Mustaine had his share of solos
This is why I love these videos! when y'all find a badass metal song you can get into. Puts a big smile on my face! Especially when it's songs I'm really familiar like this one!
Exactly! When you know it's a song the would like that you love and you want to see how they react to it! I just wish they would react to at least one song that I have suggested over the last four years or so. Oh well
Chris Poland, lead on this album...Dave said himself that Chris could play circles around him. I know all the talent Megadeth has had over the many years with Marty and Nick and all but my favorite lineup has always been Dave, Junior, Gar and Chris.
same, the chemistry was amazing on this album
Marty actually used the solos written by Chris Poland for Rust In Peace as a guide. Many don’t realize Chris played on the demos for Rust In Peace. To me Chris is the best guitarist Megadeth have ever had...
I absolutely love Marty, even his weird J-Pop stuff but yeah, Poland's work on this album was something special and unique. Gar too, with his relentless power. It's basically jazz thrash.
Their best album by far. They had unique chemistry on first two albums.
One might even say circle jerks around him
"THE CONJURING"
Lyrics and Music by Dave Mustaine
Dave Mustaine: lead vocals/guitar
David Ellefson: bass/backing vocals
Gar Samuelson: drums
Chris Poland: guitar
(All guitar solos by Mustaine)
Welcome to our sanguinary sect of worship
Feel at home in our black conventicle
As we anathematise
All those who oppose us
Don't summon the devil
Don't call the priests
If you need the strength
The conjuring
Obey!
Behold, the flames rise
From the compass's cardinal points
Burn the sacred oil
And with the ashes you'll annoint
Arrange the symbols
Of the wizard and magician
Light the candles
Place the parchment paper in position
Between its leaves place
The lash from a black cat's eye
A straw of a broom
Fold and burn and centralize
Don't summon the devil
Don't call the priests
If you need the strength
Then conjure me
I am the devil's advocate
A salesman, if you will
You know my name
You know my name
I met your father years ago
Gave him what he'd please
He called my name
And you'll do the same
I'm claiming what is mine by right
It's time to close the deal
You're bought and sold
Bought and sold
Come join me in my infernal depths
Mephisto's Hall of Fame
I've got your soul
I've got your soul
The conjuring
Obey!
careful spreading that , there's a reason Dave no longer sings this live, Dave said there's an actual spell in the lyrics.................
Dave played this song in the most recent European leg. Hope it makes its way stateside when Dave recovers.
@@monicajean37 I just listened it live last year, they're playing it live after last year
Yeaaaah "lash of a black cat's eye" ... "straw of a broom" ... I'm old enough to remember the lame Satanic scares back in the day over lyrics like this and now it's just silly to me. I tend to think a real spell wouldn't be this campy. I love this song so I consider the lyrics a bit of a tongue in cheek Faust-influenced trifle.
@@FormulaKimball th-cam.com/video/vEzTDw-KGHA/w-d-xo.html
The coolest thing about this channel is when I get to relisten to bands/songs in a new light that I heard years ago and wasn't too impressed by for whatever reason. I've heard this song before but I somehow missed so many cool parts of it that I might've never caught without a video like this. Same with Blackwater Park, which I heard years ago and remember thinking it was an okay song but not too special. How wrong I was
I loved blackwater park before, but after their video it's become one of my all time favorite songs.
I think that might have more to do with you developing more of an ear for metal. There are plenty of bands/songs that I didn't like when I first listened, but upon revisit in a couple years later, they were brilliant
Wake Up Dead and this song are my all-time favorites from Megadeth.
@Douglas Fisher Absolutely
@Douglas Fisher it has. But Domination by Pantera must take the nr1 spot of metal breakdowns
this is one of megadeth's finest moments imo....amazingly, as they were all junkies at the time...rip gar samuelson...incredible drums here...this whole album was just incredible and influencial...
“That was Nasty” should be on a T-shirt. Lol
With "Run That Back" on the back.
Fellas, I believe you just created the perfect shirt for Lost In Vegas.
That's a good one. I'd also enjoy one that just says "TRANSITIONS".
"This is fire dude"
PLAYLIST!!!
Gotta react to "My last words". Game changer for me.
Jairo Alarcón that bassline underneath the main riff is legendary. Such a thick sound on that song
Yep. Stellar display of Ellefson's skills as a bass player.
Yes, one of their best!
My favorite bassline from Junior.
Great song and great solo but I think they'll enjoy Wake Up Dead better
Love how you guys appreciate the musicianship of megadeth. When I first heard this song in 1987 I was blown away. Still blown away to this day. When you noticed the jazz feel you were absolutely correct. Gar Samuelson was a classically trained jazz fusion drummer. He passed away way too young. This is my first comment but I love what you both are doing in getting metal music out to some that might not be into it. Keep up the great work
Those guys are pros, they don't listen to metal, but they can tell the jazz thing, they can tell megadeth is an all Star team, while Metallica is just mediocre
I like the fact that they knew the song was so good that they had to repeat the intro 3 times lol
How does anyone dislike this video? My favorite Megadeth album ever. Dave was so damn hungry to prove himself. Masterpiece!
He didn't need to prove himself. He already had a massive following in 1983.
@@11DNA11 what he means is, he(mustaine) was obsessed with creating a band faster than Metallica which he did...
Cemetery Gates by Pantera or something off of Machine Heads "Burn My Eyes."
Awesome! React to Megadeth - Five Magics and Take no prisoners
Luiz Filipe Lopes original not the remastered
The abrupt transitions in Megadeth’s music fit perfectly once you know the song. They catch you off guard at first, then when they become familiar, they make perfect sense.
Ryan, if you like those buildups, “Ashes in Your Mouth” off Countdown to Extinction will be your jam. It’s REAL nasty!
I say this on all of their Megadeth reactions... Yesss! That's their best song, seriously. Highly underrated, for whatever reason. It's goddamn amazing!
Yes! Do ashes in your mouth!!!
My fav Megadeth song
Ashes in your mouth yes. Countdown to extinction hell no......metal face😤
Ashes is a one big buildup :)
Chris Poland and Dave Mustaine trading off solos and the late and often overlooked Gar Samuelson 🥁
Gar was an absolute legend.
This lineup was crazy good
Nick did justice on drums! I love deth!! 90s was the shit!! Don't take me wrpng. MEGADETH!!
Seeing that line up in the clubs was the absolute badass experience. Gar was like a preying mantis on the drums. I saw them twice on the Peace Sells tour.
Love the band, I liked Chris Poland more then Marty tho...
In my darkest hour, is one of their best.
A tribute to Cliff Burton
you could really say "Is one of their best" to about every song on every album pre-Risk.. I'd like to see them try out Lucretia as well. that's one of what I consider their most underrated songs..
@@Eliath1984 I was going to say Lucretia , I agree it's great and they will probably find the rap style Lyrics interesting. Though in my darkest hours lyrics are pretty powerful for almost anyone. Gives the whole song an edge. And in the live versions it's almost like he's shouting to god, taking a risk, given his beliefs.
They gotta make sure to listen to the original mix of that and not the terrible remaster
saiyaniam it is their best!
I really appreciate Lost in Vegas. This song has been near and dear to me since i was around 8. But after hearing them really break it down, I began to really hear it a little different and break it down in my own ears. I like that. I don't find that too often. LIV is down to earth and they have my respect for sure. Very entertaining channel guys! Thank you.
This early Megadeth was so young and drunk and high AF...yet produced several metal masterpieces.
Hiroshi13
And mad as “F”
Well Dave was
Good morning black Friday, It is a masterpiece, although it contains lyrics
Finally!!!!!! My favorite of theirs. I love how musically astute you guys are becoming. I love that you guys actively listen to the music & lyrics. As a lifelong black musician it's nice to see other blacks enjoying metal coming from a hip hop community. I got so much shit from other blacks growing up. Dave Mustaine & Led Zeppelin are the masters of groove to me.
Inspectorbudget If you like groove I suggest you check out Overkill's discography if you haven't yet. 19 albums deep and it has many styles, Groove, Straight Thrash, Power, and even some Doom metal. I'd love for these guys to do their track Thanx for Nothin' but it doesn't seem to be on their radar. Anyways I thought you'd like them if you hadn't heard them yet
@@Prez76 Thanks. What I've heard from them back on Headbangers Ball, I always liked. I'll do that.
@@Prez76 OMG YES - also Overkill are one of the only metal bands who are still as fast, as heavy, and hitting all the notes the same now as they did 30 years ago. I saw them do Hammerhead live from a couple of years ago and it blew me away. If anything they're heavier and tighter now.
I wanted you guys to react to "Good Mourning/black friday", but hell, this is a beautiful gem.
xD they will like Good Mourning but not Black Friday.
I was 15 when Peace Sells came out. Nothing compares to the heady days of the mid to late 80s for metal and the excitement us fans had.
Finally someone older than me :)
@@TheCrazyCanuck420 :(
14 for me
80 to 95 by far the best area ever.
I love when you call Metal “fly.” It’s dope.
Werd.
It's sick.
Ending stereotypes one video at a time!
Megadeth "Fly?" "Dope?" Are we introducing Ebonics to Metal? 😂😂 Keep up the great reactions. You guys are "Da Bomb!"
Rad :p
Megadeth absolutely is, and has always been, an "all-star" team. Love em or hate em, every lineup has had A-tier musicians 🤘
So far so god so what? Nah
I'll take this lineup over any other though.
@@the_illegitimate_jedi3479 Rust In Peace lineup was one hell of a comeback. I liked so far,so good,so what but it sounded like they had angry cicadas for guitars.Gar and Chris was the lineup though..even with the bands massive drug problems
@@netrioter agreed. Gar and Chris were the best.
Some people say that the all star team lacks a vocalist (even if I don't agree)
Finally!! 😍
David Ellefson is the bassist ❤ (a big influence of mine). This album has so many great thrash songs. I'm so glad you revisited it, and with this song! 💞 that's one of the things I love about your channel - you get me excited about these older songs that I haven't listened to in a long time. Usually after a reaction like this, I binge the artist for a few days and rediscover all the awesome songs I forgot about over the years.
After 30 plus years of listening to these bands, it is so wonderful to listen to this music through fresh ears. Your approach is so open and honest. I can't wipe the smile from my face watching you both. NASTY!
I know you guys would love “in my darkest hour,” and I’d love to see your reaction.
It’s heavy metal pop, with a bomb ass groove. Check it out. ✌️
Prolly my fav. Megadeth song.
"In my darkest hour" is megadeth's best work imo. Even if it had no lyrics the music has so much feeling and emotion it holds it's own. Get well soon Dave! Great vid guy's, keep it up!
The “All-star team” reference is completely accurate. Dave Mustaine always hand-picked the highest level musicians to be in Megadeth. Chris Poland Marty Friedman the new guitarist Kiko Loureio all phenomenal. The drummers Gar Samuelson Nick Menza Chris Adler.
Only All-star musicians are allowed in Megadeth haha
Yep, sadly they never hired a good singer
Franco Kcy0 they didn’t need one, it’s exactly what makes them unique. Dave is perfect for his band. Could they have gotten someone “better”? Of course, but it wouldn’t be MEGADETH.
Franco Kcy0
Although Dave is far from the best metal singer I absolutely prefer him over most generic scream/growl/ metal singers. Dave has a unique voice and it causes Megadeth to have a unique sound which makes them more memorable than all of the cut and paste metal bands with the generic “deep voice” singer
Megadeth would sound better with James Hatfield Phil Amselmo or Chuck Billy though. But I prefer Dave Mustaine over most “average” metal singers. At least Dave has a completely original style and snarl and attitude
@@vosman86 Correct me if I'm wrong but didn't Dave himself say that he couldn't sing and yet did it? (even though I love it).
@@vosman86 Well, don't get me wrong, I love Megadeth, but his voice is hit and miss almost constantly during their first records, at least until Countdown where he find a more suitable way of singing.
He never had a technique, every time I seen them live he looked like he was suffering, and he we are, after years of abusing of his limited voice he got cancer..
I've heard this song countless times over the course of 30 years. And it STILL hits me, each time i hear it.
Came out in ‘86. Crazy..
@@mad-zr8wy Heard it for the first time in 1990, when i discovered Megadeth.
This was my first Megadeth cassette, was a fan ever since 🤘🏻
It's their best album start to finish.
Seeing your reaction reminds me how much I take these songs for granted. I heard this for the first time 25+ years ago. Familiarity breeds contempt. Or at least lack of appreciation . Thanks.
You should def check out Megadeth - In My Darkest Hour.
One of their finest songs in that era.
As long as they listen to the original mix.
zemekiel my darkest hour 🙄
I love how Dave literally laid out instructions on how to conduct black magic
black magik is real. Exorciz it.
KYUSS. Doom/Stoner metal. You need to hear "Gardenia/Asteroid/Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop", the first three tracks from the album Welcome To Sky Valley. The songs are grouped in suites and you need to listen to the whole 3 track suite together. It's about 17 minutes total but very heavy, trudging pace, and even funky & a touch psychedelic. Smooth as butta transitions that you don't even realize are happening until you notice you're in a different groove. And no growling!
I have two copies of the album, one is grouped into Three songs per track, the other has each track listed individually, not sure if it rare or pirated!
As you metal heads know, yes, you George and Ryan, Dave was a member of Metallica. On both first albums of Megadeth and Metallica they have versions of that song. Mechanix by Megadeth. The Four Horsemen by Metallica. It would be awesome to see you contrast them.
Come on guys.... do “wake up dead...”
Classic, obligatory.
Best solo Mustaine's ever pulled out in my opinion. There's a lot of groove in this song too. I'm 100% with you.
@@YannickTMessiah well Dave has stated that his favprite solo to play is from Wake up Dead.
Yes, please!
@@222MovieMan For a reason hehe
Yes 100% do wake up dead!
David “Junior” Ellefson. Bass player extraordinaire
WHATS UP MY BROTHERS I REMEMBER THIS WAY BACK IN THE DAY I WAS A WEIRD BLACK BROTHA WHO FELL IN LOVE WITH METAL!!!!!
I've said it before and I'll say it again, I wish I could hear these songs again for the first time like you two are doing. The best part of watching your videos is seeing you two discover the greatest metal music ever created (as we watch), it brings back great memories. I've even gotten the hair standing on the back of my neck excitement, seeing you guys "get" the music, I love it.
Welcome to the brotherhood of metalheads.
Please do Peace Sells, or at least listen to it at the gym, you'll lose it!
Power Trip - Executioner's Tax (Swing Of The Axe)
Bolt Thrower - The Killchain
Obituary - World Demise
Cult Of Luna - The Fall
👍👍 For Power Trip!
Power Trip - Chimaira lol
I think they would love bolt thrower!!
@@serpentheadedmask9 Me too, they might not like the vocals at first but I think Bolt Thrower could be the band that gets them into death metal because of how groovy they are
Awesome Reaction...
Next is "Wake Up Dead" on the same album!!!!
Shawn Chamberlain
Definitely 👍
Had the same thought. They'll crap their pants with the tempo changes.
They're gonna lose it on wake up dead.
Agree!
When the song's so bad-ass, you have to restart it 3 times just to take it all in!!! Lol, keep up the great work, guys!
And again and again these 2 idiots cut it in the middle of it all. They cant take it serious. When will they ever grow up ? Morons. For that I gave it a thumb down.
Uzurpon eh, I disagree. I enjoy they’re breakdowns and it’s fun to watch people react to metal that I’ve listened to for years. Heck, even Dave Mustaine supposedly made comments about these guys 👍.
@@uzurpon I assume you have the track so if you want to listen to it uninterrupted, you certainly can. This is what these guys do. :-)
Uzurpon wtf dude this is what they do. Go listen to your cd 💿. Switch the channel if you hate them so much and stop being a troll
JDOmnislash lol, I loved watching this🤣🤣🤣
Megadeth🤘🤘🤘
I didn't expect this one to grab you like it did, but I am glad it did! This is great live song because they slow down the groove parts and speed up the thrash parts, so the transitions are even more accentuated. I am rediscovering all of these songs because of you two! I love it!
All the best Rich in Sweden.
glad metallica fired dave mustaine or we would've never had megadeth!
But then Metallica wouldn't have started sucking so badly.
@@michaelhassler7446 their success proves you're wrong, looks like your taste just went to shit ^^
@@michaelhassler7446 they sucked since kill em all you say? Yeah right...
Imagine if Mustaine hadn't been fired and Burton hadn't died. And all of Metallica and Megadeth's greatness were all in one band for decades.
@@Ashitaka1110 Metallica would have been insanely good
This whole album is a masterpiece. Devil's Island and Good Mourning/Black Friday are a must.
THIS! Devil's Island is crazy.
It's a top 20 all time heavy album in my opinion and I've been a head since the early 80s
You should do a Metalica 4 Horsemen vs Megadeths Mechanix same tune different lyrics from the first Megadeth record "
"Kill is my Business"
Yes!!!!!
Guys, I've seen tons of reaction videos from other channels, and I have to say it. There's a reason ya'll have 1.1 million subscribers. Your reactions aren't fake. They're straight from the heart, real reactions to this music. I love it. Even if you don't like some songs that I like, it's always refreshing to see you react. Keep up the great work.
Love when I hear these guys react to a song I have listened to hundreds if not thousands of times and find a new appreciation for it. cheers guys.
Megadeth - Hook in Mouth
Dave Mustaine has a lot of riffs that sit comfortably in a swing/jazzy kind of feel. This one is definitely one of those. Chris Poland and Gar Samuelson were both Jazz fusion artists as well, so I think that's how this song came about. It's really a masterpiece if you think about it. They build the intro into the main thrash idea, which eventually transitions into the groove riff. Then, they combine the 2 by stomping back into the thrash riff and cap it off with the groove riff. That's flat out disgustingly well written.
The Conjuring has always been one of my all-time favorites and one of the standouts on a legendary album full of standouts. Also check out Good Mourning...Black Friday. Amazing song.
Dave Mustaine is THE best song composer, the way the music flows is all Dave....No one even close.
And his attitude and rawness in playing.... his solos man lol...damnnnnn
If you guys like Megadeth transitions, try “Wake up Dead”. Beast transition into the middle third of the song and back out of the middle and into the end third. It’ll raise the hair on the back of your neck. For real! The lyrics are a hoot as well. Be sure to review the “original” version and not the remastered. Remastered was tweaked a little to much in most Megadeth fans opinions. Too vocal forward and other elements are highlighted at odd times.
And that spider chord chromatic sequence 🤘
That’s what I was fixing to message them !!! They need to hear Wake Up Dead!
Favorite song off that album
Lost in Vegas bingo. Take a card we will play it in the next video!
Card 1:
- Fire
- Transition
- Crazy
- Golly
- Groove
Card 2:
- That was Nasty
- They are going off
- Dope
- Destruction
- So fly
LMFAO
About to get busy
I drank everytime they said Fire and i'm dead now
mykotron okay, okay , okay
The drummer and lead guitarist actually came from a jazz-fusion background.
The whole album is jazz metal in my ears.
Yup, Gar Samuelson and Chris Poland were both in the same jazz-fusion band prior to joining Megadeth.
Yeah but that lead guitar part here is all Mustaine
This album has some of the greatest riffs ever. How fun would it be to hang with these guys and listen to Megadeth all day?
You'd love the breakdown in the opening track "wake up dead"
My favorite Megadeth song. I've never clicked a notification so fast.
Mine too
11:32 these boys don’t know whats about to hit them in a few seconds
facts!!! i was waiting for it
Ryan did see it coming though, he was feeling it so much hahaha
They gon' learn today! 😁
My darkest hour will blow u away
That's what I always say when they about to listen to a sick ass solo or transition🔥🔥🔥🔥
Glad you liked this one, always found it underrated! You guys should do “In My Darkest Hour” also from Megadeth.
shredmaster2009 In My Darkest Hour was the closest thing to a kick ass ballad they had until A Toute la Monde came along...
Peace Sells is a Masterpiece! My Last Words is a must hear track!
Great song
And Devil’s Island
I think you guys need to check out "In My Darkest Hour" from Megadeth's "So Far, So Good, So What?" album.
That would be one David "Jr" Ellefson on bass!!
There was actually a very subtle shift a measure before that "abrupt" transition that you loved (go back and listen for it and you'll catch it 14:10-14:12, they break the galloping riff to give you a touch of the transition). It sets your brain up so subtly that you really need to be listening for it to realize what it's doing. After that, your ear has been trained to anticipate the transition, so they can just hit you with it, and you know it's there. It's ridiculously meticulous attention to detail.
As a sophomore album this was a huge step in the songwriting of Dave Mustaine. You don't get a classic like Rust In Peace without the steps he took here. This song really displays it well. Drummer Gar Samuelson (RIP) had a jazz background and you hear it in the way he brought out the swing in bassist Dave Ellefson's playing. You hear it more from Dave with Gar than with any other drummer. And Chris Poland could really thrash along with Dave. So glad you guys enjoyed this one. I can't wait for more Megadeth!
I don't know about you but I like Peace Sells But Who's Buying more than Rust in Peace
@@arvindshastry1178 don't mistake me, I love Peace Sells... I think the high points on the album are some of their best. And I prefer Megadeth over Metallica. I love this lineup with Gar & Chris. But I think as a complete piece Rust is better, particularly introducing the classic lineup.
@@skins28dg I can understand, everyone has opinions and tastes in music that's what makes music so much special and yeah Marty Friedman and Nick Menza were awesome but still I like psbwb more than rip. I also prefer Megadeth over Metallica but And Justice For All is one of my favourite metal album of all time
I'll recommend Devil's Island from the same album.
Toornap Tarraa 👍🏼👍🏼🤘🏼
I agree
I agree best song on that album just my oppion
Opeth - Harlequin Forest
I know you guys have done a lot of Opeth already but harlequin forest is a behemoth of a track. It’s not their most complex but the simplistic, yet beautiful arrangements of the track is unique even for them.
I think they have seen enough of heavy opeth, they should do Windowpane, or sorrow.
Yan Lieven if they were going for melodic Opeth “Burden” is top tier
They have done a lot of the brutal side of Opeth, but Harlequin Forest and/or Baying of the Hounds have been a long time coming. Would love a The Moor reaction as well. Can’t get too much Opeth or Gojira on this channel. Do appreciate that they branch out as well, though.
Fly is the perfect way to describe this band, especially in the albums through rust in piece. The guitarist and the drummer in this line up were mostly versed in jazz, and it makes it both progressive and swaggy. Nice work, gents.
Underated song of this album and my favourite is My Last Words
Great song, gets me amped every time I hear it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They've done "My Last Words"
No, they didn't.
@@Floyd690 yeah I couldn't find it
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On Patreon? Because it's not on youtube.
Megadeth “Ashes in Your Mouth” off Countdown to Extinction
Countdown is one of the greatest metal albums ever..... But it's not a thrash metal album
Best song off that album. And there's tons of great songs in it.
Megadeth's "Wake Up Dead" is truly one of the most exciting songs in their catalog it's on the same album too. Track # 1!
Ryan, we love you! Your unabashed reactions to songs are so enrolling. Thanks for reviewing this song, I really enjoyed your take!