@@cowboyforgame1063 I agree it's hands down one of the best along side Master of Puppets, Bonded By Blood, Ride the Lightning and Fistful of Metal (my opinion)
After spending many many years only listening to Hangar 18, I finally gave the entire album a listen maybe two weeks. All I can say is it's blown me away.
Whoa! Dave's actually complimenting other people! How long ago was that interview where he said that Marty was just a necessity and the album would have been better if he'd done it all himself?
He wrote everyone of his solos for that album,learnt all the pre recorded album content and their entire back catalogue in a fucking MONTH He's a dead set musical king.
Rust in Peace is the greatest heavy metal album ever written. It's literally untouchable. Holy Wars in my 35 years of listening to metal is the most complete and perfect metal song in existence.
1:35, its probably Tornado of souls solo , Marty said after he did that solo, Dave didnt say anything, he just turned around to him in awe and shook his hand.
"Finally, finally, we made a record that hasn't been influenced by revenge or anger, it was something we did because we loved to play together" And what an amazing record you made!!!!!
Lately I've been starting to accept the fact that Eternal Nightmare by Vio-lence is overall thrashier/better than Reign In Blood... Took me a long time to realize and accept it.
I remember being a Metallica fanboy saying "Megadeth is crap" before I heard any Megadeth song. Anyway one time I've had enough of reading comments such as "Megadeth > Metallica" so I decided to listen to some Megadeth to be sure it's really crap. I typed "Megadeth" on youtube and clicked the first link. After first 5 seconds of Holy Wars I Knew I've just discovered my favorite band. Maybe it's not that long but after 6 years Megadeth is still my favorite band and I'm sure it will be until my last breath. You guys are legends.
Tornado of Souls was the next song I listened to right after Holy Wars. Some people might not like Dave's voice but I loved it from the moment I heard it for the first time.
I don't know you but when, at the end, he says 'finally, we made a record that hasn't been influenced revenge or anger, it was something we did because we loved to play together' gave me goosebumps
@@donpylon5102 master of puppets was metallica’s magnum opus. its unarguably their best album, regardless of others’ personal preferences. just as rust in peace was megadeth’s masterpiece
Sainandan Ramakrishnan Likes and dislikes don’t mean anything. There are always gonna be idiots walking the earth and some music and other things just aren’t made for certain people. Why cares who or how many people like it anyway. What’s the point.
+Antonio Ramon Concepcion Vidal And the resident Megadeth hating troll is back. Does not have anything else in life to do than enter every comment and talk shit about Megadeth. KEEP TROLLING HARDER, SON. LOL. *The perfect Thrash Metal Albums is Master of Puppets* ----> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. LMAO OK. That's not even their best album, over-rated because of the title track. 2 filler tracks and a bunch of repetitive stuff. Sorry, does not even remotely touch the absolute masterclass in music that is Rust In Peace. So ironic you talk about being over-rated, yet you mention 'Master Of Puppets' and 'Reign In Blood' LOL.
+SepticSchizo955 Again, there is no reason for insecure Metallica fanboys and trolls to come and comment the names of their favorite Metallica albums as if I said anything criminal, as I was NOT TALKING AT ALL about Metallica albums. I just said Rust In Peace was the perfect thrash record, nothing more, nothing less. Go figure.
DandereGod in total as an album.. probably buy what is the most iconic and best metal single ever... Master of Puppets.. hands down.. nothing comes close..
Technically he was already a member of megadeth since almost 2 years up to that point. The band was on hiatus tho because of Dave and David being on rehab
Lucas Gianoli exactly. Nick already started to appear behind the drums while Young was in the band with Behler and later on No More Mr. Nice Guy was recorded with Nick.
Nick Menza was a huge inspiration to me as a kid growing up and learning to play drums. Holy Wars was the first Megadeth song I heard, and it completely blew my 14yr old mind at the time...especially the music video. RIP Nick Menza
This is my #1 favorite album of all time. There's just no other that I can listen to, non stop, from beginning to end, time after time, decade after decade. Nothing even comes close.
Dr. Deth I went out and bought AC DC FLICK OF THE SWITCH album and when I put the cassette tape in the player, it was RUST IN PEACE. Anyway I taped the cassette on a blank tape and bought it back to the store. All they could offer me was a shitty old MC Hammer tape. But I almost wore out the cassette I taped, I was hooked. Oh yeah I ended up trading that stupid MC Hammer tape for some hash.
That album is lightning in a bottle, man. One of my favorites. Megadeth is one of those bands where I'm proud to tell people "hell ya, I've been a big fan since the 80s. I've seen them live who knows how many times and they're still blowing the roof off the place!!" 🤘
“We made a record that wasn’t influenced by revenge or anger...” Good to see that at that point Dave had grown up and moved on and into his own skin. The road to enlightenment. He’s a solid dude on many levels. Captain Approved.
They became BETTER letting go of that. Rust in peace and Countdown to Excintion was THE HIGHLIGHT of their career. Youthansia would bring change too MEGADETH. Good album though.
@@j.t.thomas1859 Letting go and focussing on what's ahead was the best option after he and Ellefson came back from their 1st rehab, just like anger and revenge was the best and most effective fuel when Mustaine made the first two records and the memories of being booted were still fresh in his mind. Its all about judging what kind of situation one is in. The musicianship and aggression on Killing is my business and Peace Sells would have suffered had Dave not had the fire of being the faster and heavier than Metallica back then.
Each one of them was at their very best. You can isolate each track, drums, bass, guitars each is a fucking masterpiece. Like Dave said in that interview, that was the perfect right moment, they had the experience, energy and motivation do perform way above any expectation. And they did.
I can only imagine how well this next album is gonna turn out after Dave is done looking back at his albums. The guy is going through a serious introspective spell right now. He’s been praising the hell out of Killing is My Business and Rust in Peace, the two most extreme Megadeth albums guitar-wise. Plus, who does this kind of thing before they’re retired? Someone who wants to write something even better... oh man. Knowing the kind of guy Dave is, I think he’s finally at the point in his life where he’s sick of the bullshit and the lack of real inspiration, and it’s actually turning into inspiration.
@@xxDeathMaidenxx In a recent interview, when asked his favorite Megadeth records, he said, "Well, other than the new one... Rust in Peace and then Dystopia." Hopefully it lives up to that.
December of 1990 I got a Rust In Peace cassette and a Sony Sports Walkman for Christmas. The album was so good I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. I remember listing to that cassette so much that the words were almost completely worn away and the tape began to lag. I’m 46 and to this day, i still consider Rust In Peace to be one of the best guitar albums of all time. Every song is amazing.
Bisri Mustofa Dawn Patrol while simple is awesome. It sets up the last song perfectly and its makes the album flow really well. I really love Dave’s spoken word poem/lyrics how ever you classify it - they create really strong image in my mind.
I was introduced to this album totally by accident. When I was a teenager, I was really into AC DC. One day I bought the AC DC album, FLICK OF THE SWITCH. But when I brought the album home and put it in the cassette player, it was RUST IN PEACE album. The tape said AC DC but it was Megadeth. How did that happen? I wondered if it happened to anyone else? It was late 1990. I didn't even know who it was but I couldn't stop listening to it. It opened up a door for me. It was unlike anything else I ever heard before.
Rust In Piece is just on the whole another level. I remember 5 years ago, when I just started listening to Megadeth this was my first year at the university, some good memories float from my mind. The first album I fell in love with was actually Peace Sells, but when I heared Rust In Piece it absolutely blew my mind. It's just on the whole another level. Even though I am a bassist, I've been practising Tornado Of Souls main guitar riff lately. For a few years I've been trying to learn it when I was playing acoustic guitar for a brief period of time, but I was never successfull. That was until lately I finally managed to play this killer riff on the freaking bass guitar! That was just absolutely awesome! Dave I love the whole album, each song is a masterpiece, each time I listen to Rust In Piece I get that huge amount of energetic vibe and the chemistry between all four of you gusys. It's just so great, that I can't imagine my life without it. Thank you to all of you Megadeth! To both Daves, to Marty, to Nick (may his spirit rest in piece) and to each member of Megadeth that has ever performed songs from Rust In Piece live or helped to produce the album! I still hope that some day I will be able to see you perfoming live! Kudos to you!
Most perfect album ever. This is what influences me constantly when I play or write something. My "musical life objective" is to write an album that I like almost as I love RIP. I love this, there isn't ONE wrong single note. Listening to this album killed me, I still listen it now after many years and I never get tired. It's a nuclear warhead, it's so powerful, capable of that "megadeath" that inspired the Megadeth band name.
This gave me goosebumps. Rust in Peace is pure lightning in a bottle. It totally blew my mind as a kid in the 90s, and it's still one the greatest albums I know. Absolute masterpiece in every regard.
You can spend hours talking about Rust in Peace discusing how great it is and you will never stop discovering how an amazing record it is. This is truly a masterpiece!!
i’ve been listening to rust in peace for 2 years now every single day! i never get tired of it and every time i listen to it, i enjoy it as much as i did the first time... i believe one of the reasons why i consider being alive is because i get to listen to rust in peace over and over again. what a masterpiece; thank you so much for this great work of art... your passion has inspired me to keep on going forward in life and this album has become a huge part of me; i do love your other albums in fact megadeth is my favorite band of all time but rust in peace is just something completely different for me i can’t even explain it with words i never can thank you enough for this. thank you so much for changing my life dave... thank you. i remember the days that i would sit down and listen to holy wars on repeat and how those lyrics spoke to me growing up in the middle east all i witnessed my whole life was war and poverty and how organized religion destroyed my country and the only way i’d get peace was listening to that song and taking in all the passion and meaning you put into that particular song and i would feel it with every little inch of my mind and body.
I wish there was a commentary about the background of each song on this album. This album is truly incredible from start to finish with complex arrangements, incredible guitar solos, in-your-face drumming, innovative bass lines, and meaningful lyrics. No one will ever touch RiP indeed!
That was the first CD I ever bought (and the only one I even owned for like a month) when I got my first ever CD player, back when they were still a new thing. It was this giant black box that looked like a VCR, basically the size of today's personal computers. I played Rust in Peace about 700 times front to back in about a month, lol. Such an amazing album.
Had a similar experience with Countdown to Extinction. I had something similar to a paper route and got my huge CD player (shock protected) with me. I listened to the album for 8-10 hours in a loop and the next day I forgot to take a different CD with me so it was the same again...My english was bad and it took quite some time to get behind misinterpreted lyrics. I love the sound of that album and I really hated the anniversary remix. Last Album I bought again was Killing is my Business on Vinyl and it's the best the album ever sounded. These Boots were collateral damage, but he tried several years to get his lyrics in and probably was fed up to censor it again or leave it out. So you got original lyrics with dave's twist in print on the sleeve.
Best metal album of all time, of any metal genre!! The guitar playing is so far above anything else that came out that time, and it still is!!! Put it against any modern release and it will smash it!!! Pure magic, lightning in a bottle!!!
Rust In Peace is the pinnacle of heavy/thrash metal. I can't name one album which delivers on so many levels at the same time. RIP is the ultimate metal album. The opening with Holy wars HAS GOT TO BE THE MOST METAL OPENING EVER. PERIOD.
I love that David is giving Marty some respect and acknowledgement here. I have heard David say some disrespectful things about Marty since his departure. He honestly somewhat comes across as a man who talks bad of an ex-girlfriend to hide that he misses her when he does this. David is a good and smart man and purely talented. But his refusal to give up grudges... I would love to see Marty reunite with Megadeth. But sadly I doubt this will happen. Thank you, David, for giving Marty an opportunity. Your best album ever came from this chemistry!
This IS the album that made me Hands Down, Fall In LOVE with this band and become a LIFE-LONG FAN! The genius talent that is Dave Mustaine was questionable in the Early Days due to what I like to call the infamous Drunken Metallica Aircraft Debacle of 1984'. With that said, I'm glad things turned out the way they did. Like, if you agree in 2019!
One of a kind album. Love it forever. Life was so free feeling back then. I was a teenager in the 80's living the life of a metal kid. There was a sense of unity among the metal fans during the 80's and most of the 90's. I am honored to have lived that and miss it.
I hope it happens again on the next album. And I hope, Max Norman as co-producer again. Double album - Heavy songs, Melodic songs, Orchestra songs, acoustic songs, thrash songs. But... most important very well structure together with Max Norman. Not just a bunch of solos, but 'great solos' in the right moments. I love the Mustaine's vocals on Countdown. It sounds so well thought and meticulously design. As you see in the Making Off Youthanasia, the vocal lines in "Addicted to chaos" was an incredible achievement. It Sounds so together... line by line. Hard work of Mustaine and Max Norman. I love to see that happening again! Hopefully!
I love how humble Dave is. This macho tough guy don't fuck with me persona he built on his early years still shows sometimes, but in the end he's a great guy who loves what he does and loves being surrounded by great musicians which fill in the blanks where his creativity falls short. It's funny how many people still see him as good ol' asshole Dave, but I think the guy just likes to speak his mind and there's nothing wrong with that in my book.
saw Megadeth in Albany ny 9/10 got my picture with the guys, gave em all a light buckle bump i got star struck dave said enjoy the show and slapped me on my lower back. Dave is a solid dude awesome show and setlist
As much as I love the 3 previous albums,Rust In Peace is the masterpiece! I saw them twice on that tour 1990-1991.I was 14.It blew my mind.Mustaine is a genius
Loved every second of that cd when it came out and loved every second of the show of that tour. Thank you Megadeth for creating such an incredible experience that was Rust In Peace
Thats weird!!! I just watched the megapowers uniting about ten mins before i watched this vid!!!! What a great analogy btw, hit the nail right on the head.....rust in peace is still the hulk hogan though, and it still runs wild brother
@@estelombo hahaha amazing. I had thought when typing it going with Dylan and Dutch from Predator but opted for the Mega Powers. pbs.twimg.com/media/DmxFFrfXsAEtEs3?format=jpg Though you said about Rust being on Hogan, I put Justice there instead. I also thought, after making it, about maybe sticking Reign on Mean Gene as he looks on in awe at the two titans, the pinnacle of Thrash. I know most would say Reign in Blood is the best but hearing it being mentioned along side Rust and Puppets, and knowing their time changes and complex song structure I was expecting something abit more from Reign than a one dimensional, 30 minute dash to the finish line. I forget if it was Hetfield or Burton who said it, but you can only be the fastest guy in town for so long until you have to expand out. It's title track and Angel of Death are fantastic, no doubt about that but I was kinda hoping for a little more from it when compared to what Metallica and Megadeth were doing.
Justice is severely let down by the stupid mixing decisions, and Metallica's refusal to revisit the album (or let a specialty label do so) and remix it as it should be.
"It hasn't been influenced by revenge or anger. It was something we did because we love to play together:" This is the most important quote in the video.
The best metal album ever made - yes, even better than Paranoid by Black Sabbath. "Rust in Peace" is the album I wanna listen to from the very beginning till the very end. Even the least favorite songs of mine "Poison Was The Cure" and "Dawn Patrol" are fantastic. I never get tired of it. "Tornado of Souls" is one of my favorite Megadeth songs with other classics like "Wake Up Dead", "Hook in Mouth". and "Rattlehead". It is just like Black Sabbath's first one, Iron Maiden's Powerslave, and The Beatles' Revolver - almost impossible to be hated.
Antonio - They all are good albums, even British Steel which is full of radio friendly songs. The Number of The Beast starts with "Invaders" which is an awful opening song.
Truly agree. Poison was the cure is really not as good as hangar 18, holy wars, lucretia, tornado of souls, take no prisoners. But it's still an amazing song. Really fast riffing.
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Probably top 5 metal albums of all time. dont @ me
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Probably? Nah, Definitely
Peace sells album competes with rust in peace IMO
Absolutely
@@cowboyforgame1063 I agree it's hands down one of the best along side Master of Puppets, Bonded By Blood, Ride the Lightning and Fistful of Metal (my opinion)
...and no one will ever touch Rust In Peace....Pure Masterpiece...
except peace sells
Except master of puppets
Except Holy Wars
Whip Lash Dude like I said, have you ever eard Holy Wars? That’s some lyrics with a message.
TV it was a joke
I envy anyone that gets to hear Rust in Peace for the first time.
I'm just about to do it!
Let us know how it went!
i grew up hearing this thanks to my big brother.... so i kind of missed the whole first time hearing feelings.... i envy all of u.....
After spending many many years only listening to Hangar 18, I finally gave the entire album a listen maybe two weeks. All I can say is it's blown me away.
when i heard tornado of souls for the first time…. i was just speechless i could not belive i was heairng such a masterpiece
Marty Friedman the secret weapon :D
Zordack it’d be sweet if Marty could do a guest solo on the upcoming album!
Yes! that would be the best thing ever
ÁUß Code
You need to get help. That's fucked up.
@ÁUß Code woah bro chill
Zordack And Nick Menza.
Love how he calls Marty the secret weapon. Marty Friedman is brilliant.
Gabriel Rocha It was, since he underestimated him at first
Whoa! Dave's actually complimenting other people! How long ago was that interview where he said that Marty was just a necessity and the album would have been better if he'd done it all himself?
Sad without Nick menza that record would never be the way it was..
He wrote everyone of his solos for that album,learnt all the pre recorded album content and their entire back catalogue in a fucking MONTH
He's a dead set musical king.
Rust in Peace is the greatest heavy metal album ever written. It's literally untouchable. Holy Wars in my 35 years of listening to metal is the most complete and perfect metal song in existence.
I agree it's The best Metal album ever recorded PERIOD
yep
I like symbolic by death more but Rust is my 2nd favourite
Dystopia and The Sick, The Dying and The Dead are better.
@@Malumbrus XD
1:35, its probably Tornado of souls solo , Marty said after he did that solo, Dave didnt say anything, he just turned around to him in awe and shook his hand.
To be honest he could had that reaction to everysolo friedman did on that record lol 😂 or any megadeth record for that matter
No Dave said get marty up here and they started to play wake up dead and mustaine got suprised how marty played the solo very well.
Started working out that solo on guitar like a month ago... 85% through it. So many different techniques in one 90 minute solo.
"Finally, finally, we made a record that hasn't been influenced by revenge or anger, it was something we did because we loved to play together"
And what an amazing record you made!!!!!
The best album in thrash metal history by far. Hats off to Mustaine!!
MotörDeth Peace Sells is!
As much as i love Megadeth as the #1, The best Thrash album hands down is Kreator's "Pleasure to Kill"
Lately I've been starting to accept the fact that Eternal Nightmare by Vio-lence is overall thrashier/better than Reign In Blood... Took me a long time to realize and accept it.
@@azefanas ists awsome but its overrated
peace sells
I remember being a Metallica fanboy saying "Megadeth is crap" before I heard any Megadeth song. Anyway one time I've had enough of reading comments such as "Megadeth > Metallica" so I decided to listen to some Megadeth to be sure it's really crap. I typed "Megadeth" on youtube and clicked the first link. After first 5 seconds of Holy Wars I Knew I've just discovered my favorite band. Maybe it's not that long but after 6 years Megadeth is still my favorite band and I'm sure it will be until my last breath. You guys are legends.
And I'm not saying Metallica is bad or something, I still love Metallica I just think Megadeth has so much more to offer.
It is called prejudice to the unknow. Likewise many rejects Jesus without even trying to know him.
Dariusz Bagrosznik You're an idiot.
Tornado of Souls was the next song I listened to right after Holy Wars. Some people might not like Dave's voice but I loved it from the moment I heard it for the first time.
Luís Borges ...and you’re the second. Shut the fuck up about that feud. Nobody is talking about it in seriousness except you.
Nice to see Dave so down to earth and praying Marty. What an album that was.
we should all pray to Marty, lol.
Pretty big uturn from 'I sang every note of his solos to him' lol
poor Jeff
Once you grow older, you become less dogmatic than you were and you start being normal like others
@Bhaskar Yadav he's praised Chris Poland a bunch, and he's said how great Glen Drover was
I don't know you but when, at the end, he says 'finally, we made a record that hasn't been influenced revenge or anger, it was something we did because we loved to play together' gave me goosebumps
It made me tear up a bit.
Me too.
The closest metal has ever come to the complexity of great jazz, with musicians who can stay in the pocket while careening at 200 mph. Sublime.
Rust in Peace to Megadeth is Master of Puppets to Metallica. Not the best selling, but the most influential and simply their best work
What about Ride the Lightning tho?
I totally agree. They’re both probably the best albums they’ve ever made.
Honestly I like Justice a bit more than MOP
@@donpylon5102 master of puppets was metallica’s magnum opus. its unarguably their best album, regardless of others’ personal preferences. just as rust in peace was megadeth’s masterpiece
@@ali965 i don't think so. Master of puppets was like a copy of ride the ligthning. I prefer ride but Master ls Also a Masterpiece
Rust in Peace is so incredible. The music is completely next level.
Best metal album ever (which equates to one of the best pieces of music in human history). Never changing my mind on that.
The absolute perfect thrash metal record. This is just one of those MUSICAL PIECES you HAVE to listen to before you die.
Sainandan Ramakrishnan Likes and dislikes don’t mean anything. There are always gonna be idiots walking the earth and some music and other things just aren’t made for certain people. Why cares who or how many people like it anyway. What’s the point.
+Antonio Ramon Concepcion Vidal
And the resident Megadeth hating troll is back. Does not have anything else in life to do than enter every comment and talk shit about Megadeth. KEEP TROLLING HARDER, SON. LOL.
*The perfect Thrash Metal Albums is Master of Puppets*
----> HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. LMAO OK. That's not even their best album, over-rated because of the title track. 2 filler tracks and a bunch of repetitive stuff. Sorry, does not even remotely touch the absolute masterclass in music that is Rust In Peace.
So ironic you talk about being over-rated, yet you mention 'Master Of Puppets' and 'Reign In Blood' LOL.
Ride the Lightning says hello
+SepticSchizo955
Again, there is no reason for insecure Metallica fanboys and trolls to come and comment the names of their favorite Metallica albums as if I said anything criminal, as I was NOT TALKING AT ALL about Metallica albums. I just said Rust In Peace was the perfect thrash record, nothing more, nothing less. Go figure.
_the best Thrash Metal Album_
Mizoram, I agree with you
Master Of Puppets*
Darkened Alcoholic not even close buddy. Rust in peace was revolutionary
@@thevengeful7I prefer AJFA than master of puppets
DandereGod in total as an album.. probably buy what is the most iconic and best metal single ever... Master of Puppets.. hands down.. nothing comes close..
Nick Menza also joined the band on that record. Just saying, Dave
Technically he was already a member of megadeth since almost 2 years up to that point. The band was on hiatus tho because of Dave and David being on rehab
Dr. Deth Dave knows where his inspiration comes from. That’s what he’s talking about. He’s not recapping the history that’s already been told.
Lucas Gianoli exactly. Nick already started to appear behind the drums while Young was in the band with Behler and later on No More Mr. Nice Guy was recorded with Nick.
Nick Menza was a huge inspiration to me as a kid growing up and learning to play drums. Holy Wars was the first Megadeth song I heard, and it completely blew my 14yr old mind at the time...especially the music video. RIP Nick Menza
I think he was mostly talking about the guitar playing when he brought up Marty.
This is my #1 favorite album of all time. There's just no other that I can listen to, non stop, from beginning to end, time after time, decade after decade. Nothing even comes close.
"Hey MC Hammer, what do you think of Rust In Peace?"
MC Hammer- "Can't touch this"
Really dude????
Dr. Deth I went out and bought AC DC FLICK OF THE SWITCH album and when I put the cassette tape in the player, it was RUST IN PEACE. Anyway I taped the cassette on a blank tape and bought it back to the store. All they could offer me was a shitty old MC Hammer tape.
But I almost wore out the cassette I taped, I was hooked. Oh yeah I ended up trading that stupid MC Hammer tape for some hash.
That album is lightning in a bottle, man. One of my favorites. Megadeth is one of those bands where I'm proud to tell people "hell ya, I've been a big fan since the 80s. I've seen them live who knows how many times and they're still blowing the roof off the place!!" 🤘
“We made a record that wasn’t influenced by revenge or anger...”
Good to see that at that point Dave had grown up and moved on and into his own skin. The road to enlightenment. He’s a solid dude on many levels. Captain Approved.
They became BETTER letting go of that. Rust in peace and Countdown to Excintion was THE HIGHLIGHT of their career. Youthansia would bring change too MEGADETH. Good album though.
Dave is based af
Agreed, it was really pleasent to hear that from him. It seems he finally has left the past behind and actually is very proud for what he has created.
@@j.t.thomas1859 Letting go and focussing on what's ahead was the best option after he and Ellefson came back from their 1st rehab, just like anger and revenge was the best and most effective fuel when Mustaine made the first two records and the memories of being booted were still fresh in his mind. Its all about judging what kind of situation one is in. The musicianship and aggression on Killing is my business and Peace Sells would have suffered had Dave not had the fire of being the faster and heavier than Metallica back then.
@@sainandanramakrishnan4812 VERY TRUE
It truly is THE UNTOUCHABLE METAL ALBUM OF ALL TIME!!!
One of the best albums ever 🤘🤘
Shut the fuck up Antonio
José Luís Gomes???
Gp main?
If not the best...
CaptainSilva I used to play league..
This album is absolutley unmatched.
He's looking great and wise here. Dave should keep the beard.
He looks older than dirt.
@@warrengauthier4699 Yes. But *wise* dirt.
High speed dirt
@@Sean-fv4wi Basically Dave from 2008 to 2011
Rust In Peace is a masterpiece.
2:27 - 2:35, My favorite words. Megadeth Is a legend
One of the best albums ever made, across all genres. It is just phenomenal in every way.
R.I.P. best damn album eva made period! Every song is just a masterpiece of metal. TY Dave, Dave, Nick and Marty!
Wait, which Dave is which?
I need answers dammit!!
Whenever I think of this album I just think of Lucretia laughing
That laugh is tremendous
I know right haha
WELL FUCKIN SAID 😂
Ha ha ha ha haaaaaaa
Lucrecia said not even close to overdose
For sure there was a new fresh energy with Marty, but I think Nick had an amazing role in making everything sound so fucking tight.
Yes! Menza absolutely destroyed on that album
Each one of them was at their very best. You can isolate each track, drums, bass, guitars each is a fucking masterpiece. Like Dave said in that interview, that was the perfect right moment, they had the experience, energy and motivation do perform way above any expectation. And they did.
I loved watching him in the Jimi Hendrix show. He's one of those musicians everyone will find eventually.
The first Megadeth album I ever bought and listened to. I'll never forget experiencing this album back in Grade 11.
"People can't touch Rust in Peace" a Masterpiece of a record.
Best Megadeth album
Magnus Frederiksen 2nd best bruh
Walamonga 1313 which one is the best then?
Peace Sells would like to have a word with you..
Magnus Frederiksen Peace Sells
Both "Peace" albums are the best
Watching this after reading his rust in piece book. Defiantly worth a read
Some crazy magic in the air, is what made that masterpiece even author/writer Dave Mustaine, can't fully explain it.
Who’s hyped for the new album?
me!!
When is it coming out?
Whats?
Spring 2019
me
I can only imagine how well this next album is gonna turn out after Dave is done looking back at his albums. The guy is going through a serious introspective spell right now. He’s been praising the hell out of Killing is My Business and Rust in Peace, the two most extreme Megadeth albums guitar-wise. Plus, who does this kind of thing before they’re retired? Someone who wants to write something even better... oh man. Knowing the kind of guy Dave is, I think he’s finally at the point in his life where he’s sick of the bullshit and the lack of real inspiration, and it’s actually turning into inspiration.
He's celebrating the the 35th anniversary of Megadeth
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word, plus dystopia was very damn killer so they can only get better at this point
@@xxDeathMaidenxx In a recent interview, when asked his favorite Megadeth records, he said, "Well, other than the new one... Rust in Peace and then Dystopia." Hopefully it lives up to that.
December of 1990 I got a Rust In Peace cassette and a Sony Sports Walkman for Christmas. The album was so good I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. I remember listing to that cassette so much that the words were almost completely worn away and the tape began to lag. I’m 46 and to this day, i still consider Rust In Peace to be one of the best guitar albums of all time. Every song is amazing.
all tracks in this album are superb , even it's just short jamming between bass and drum in "Dawn Patrol"
Bisri Mustofa Dawn Patrol while simple is awesome. It sets up the last song perfectly and its makes the album flow really well. I really love Dave’s spoken word poem/lyrics how ever you classify it - they create really strong image in my mind.
I was introduced to this album totally by accident.
When I was a teenager, I was really into AC DC. One day I bought the AC DC album, FLICK OF THE SWITCH.
But when I brought the album home and put it in the cassette player, it was RUST IN PEACE album. The tape said AC DC but it was Megadeth. How did that happen? I wondered if it happened to anyone else?
It was late 1990. I didn't even know who it was but I couldn't stop listening to it. It opened up a door for me. It was unlike anything else I ever heard before.
Marty Friedman was the secret weapon 💟 i just knew it , the solos, the music everything turns to a different level in this album
Rust In Piece is just on the whole another level. I remember 5 years ago, when I just started listening to Megadeth this was my first year at the university, some good memories float from my mind. The first album I fell in love with was actually Peace Sells, but when I heared Rust In Piece it absolutely blew my mind. It's just on the whole another level. Even though I am a bassist, I've been practising Tornado Of Souls main guitar riff lately. For a few years I've been trying to learn it when I was playing acoustic guitar for a brief period of time, but I was never successfull. That was until lately I finally managed to play this killer riff on the freaking bass guitar! That was just absolutely awesome! Dave I love the whole album, each song is a masterpiece, each time I listen to Rust In Piece I get that huge amount of energetic vibe and the chemistry between all four of you gusys. It's just so great, that I can't imagine my life without it. Thank you to all of you Megadeth! To both Daves, to Marty, to Nick (may his spirit rest in piece) and to each member of Megadeth that has ever performed songs from Rust In Piece live or helped to produce the album! I still hope that some day I will be able to see you perfoming live! Kudos to you!
Most perfect album ever. This is what influences me constantly when I play or write something. My "musical life objective" is to write an album that I like almost as I love RIP. I love this, there isn't ONE wrong single note. Listening to this album killed me, I still listen it now after many years and I never get tired. It's a nuclear warhead, it's so powerful, capable of that "megadeath" that inspired the Megadeth band name.
My favorite Megadeth album. What a masterpiece!
100% agree with everything Dave said. It's awesome seeing him give Marty praise :)
This gave me goosebumps. Rust in Peace is pure lightning in a bottle. It totally blew my mind as a kid in the 90s, and it's still one the greatest albums I know. Absolute masterpiece in every regard.
The first alb that ever truly blew me away. Such a good album \m/
JoeGuitar335 completely agree. Every song made my jaw drop a bit further
Dude in my opinion rust in peace is the greatest metal album ever !!!!!!
You can spend hours talking about Rust in Peace discusing how great it is and you will never stop discovering how an amazing record it is. This is truly a masterpiece!!
One of the best albums
i’ve been listening to rust in peace for 2 years now every single day! i never get tired of it and every time i listen to it, i enjoy it as much as i did the first time... i believe one of the reasons why i consider being alive is because i get to listen to rust in peace over and over again.
what a masterpiece; thank you so much for this great work of art... your passion has inspired me to keep on going forward in life and this album has become a huge part of me; i do love your other albums in fact megadeth is my favorite band of all time but rust in peace is just something completely different for me i can’t even explain it with words i never can thank you enough for this.
thank you so much for changing my life dave... thank you.
i remember the days that i would sit down and listen to holy wars on repeat and how those lyrics spoke to me growing up in the middle east all i witnessed my whole life was war and poverty and how organized religion destroyed my country and the only way i’d get peace was listening to that song and taking in all the passion and meaning you put into that particular song and i would feel it with every little inch of my mind and body.
I love how much Dave loves himself. Never change.
This is my favorite album of all time.
I wish there was a commentary about the background of each song on this album. This album is truly incredible from start to finish with complex arrangements, incredible guitar solos, in-your-face drumming, innovative bass lines, and meaningful lyrics.
No one will ever touch RiP indeed!
One of the greatest albums of all time.
That was the first CD I ever bought (and the only one I even owned for like a month) when I got my first ever CD player, back when they were still a new thing. It was this giant black box that looked like a VCR, basically the size of today's personal computers. I played Rust in Peace about 700 times front to back in about a month, lol. Such an amazing album.
I traded a Dragon Ball manga (the 2nd broly move) for this, it was a deal for a month or so, the guy dissapeared with my manga, best trade ever
Had a similar experience with Countdown to Extinction. I had something similar to a paper route and got my huge CD player (shock protected) with me. I listened to the album for 8-10 hours in a loop and the next day I forgot to take a different CD with me so it was the same again...My english was bad and it took quite some time to get behind misinterpreted lyrics. I love the sound of that album and I really hated the anniversary remix. Last Album I bought again was Killing is my Business on Vinyl and it's the best the album ever sounded. These Boots were collateral damage, but he tried several years to get his lyrics in and probably was fed up to censor it again or leave it out. So you got original lyrics with dave's twist in print on the sleeve.
Best metal album of all time, of any metal genre!! The guitar playing is so far above anything else that came out that time, and it still is!!! Put it against any modern release and it will smash it!!! Pure magic, lightning in a bottle!!!
Rust In Peace is the pinnacle of heavy/thrash metal. I can't name one album which delivers on so many levels at the same time.
RIP is the ultimate metal album. The opening with Holy wars HAS GOT TO BE THE MOST METAL OPENING EVER. PERIOD.
The best album ever made! Thank you! \m/
Rust In Peace is my favorite album
The best album of all time😎👍
actually 26th
Best heavy metal album ever
I love that David is giving Marty some respect and acknowledgement here. I have heard David say some disrespectful things about Marty since his departure. He honestly somewhat comes across as a man who talks bad of an ex-girlfriend to hide that he misses her when he does this. David is a good and smart man and purely talented. But his refusal to give up grudges...
I would love to see Marty reunite with Megadeth. But sadly I doubt this will happen.
Thank you, David, for giving Marty an opportunity. Your best album ever came from this chemistry!
My personal favorite album!
My first and favorite Megadeth album
Rust in peace one of the best metal albums ever made .🥃🥃🥃🤘🏻🤘🏻
This IS the album that made me Hands Down, Fall In LOVE with this band and become a LIFE-LONG FAN! The genius talent that is Dave Mustaine was questionable in the Early Days due to what I like to call the infamous Drunken Metallica Aircraft Debacle of 1984'. With that said, I'm glad things turned out the way they did.
Like, if you agree in 2019!
Best megadeth line up hands down
One of a kind album. Love it forever. Life was so free feeling back then. I was a teenager in the 80's living the life of a metal kid. There was a sense of unity among the metal fans during the 80's and most of the 90's. I am honored to have lived that and miss it.
FOREVER MEGADETH
FOREVER RUST IN PEACE
POLARIS!!!
Dave's vocals. Martys solos. Nicks drums. Great album! 🤘
I hope it happens again on the next album. And I hope, Max Norman as co-producer again. Double album - Heavy songs, Melodic songs, Orchestra songs, acoustic songs, thrash songs. But... most important very well structure together with Max Norman. Not just a bunch of solos, but 'great solos' in the right moments. I love the Mustaine's vocals on Countdown. It sounds so well thought and meticulously design. As you see in the Making Off Youthanasia, the vocal lines in "Addicted to chaos" was an incredible achievement. It Sounds so together... line by line. Hard work of Mustaine and Max Norman. I love to see that happening again! Hopefully!
Rust In Peace is by far the greatest Megadeth album to this day. Countdown comes in at a close second but RIP is, as Dave said, untouchable.
I love how humble Dave is. This macho tough guy don't fuck with me persona he built on his early years still shows sometimes, but in the end he's a great guy who loves what he does and loves being surrounded by great musicians which fill in the blanks where his creativity falls short. It's funny how many people still see him as good ol' asshole Dave, but I think the guy just likes to speak his mind and there's nothing wrong with that in my book.
The best fucking album out there, RUST IN PEACE
Yes he's right, you can't touch rust in peace. It's their best album in my opinion.
It’s good to see him so animated and happy and he should be Rust in Peace is sheer brilliance a Masterclass in Metal song craft and musicianship.
AGUANTE MEGADETH🇦🇷
Alguien que me traduzca lo que dice dave :'v
I'll watch that on TH-cam and it's still crazy.
@@killerseddie8295 r u talking seriously?
Thanks! He have a great love for metal bands🤘
I send you a hug from Argentina 🇦🇷
@@nacho4336 Yeah, man! Watching the crowd, then watching Dave forget the words because he was stunned? Great video, brother! Thank you.
U Argentinian love Megadeth to death
saw Megadeth in Albany ny 9/10 got my picture with the guys, gave em all a light buckle bump i got star struck dave said enjoy the show and slapped me on my lower back. Dave is a solid dude
awesome show and setlist
One of the best Megadeth albums! Megadeth the best!
@william G you're totally right
Rust in peace is my all time favorite metal album!
Amo este álbum, no hay ninguna canción mala, todas las canciones son 10/10
As much as I love the 3 previous albums,Rust In Peace is the masterpiece! I saw them twice on that tour 1990-1991.I was 14.It blew my mind.Mustaine is a genius
You're great Mr mustaine
Loved every second of that cd when it came out and loved every second of the show of that tour. Thank you Megadeth for creating such an incredible experience that was Rust In Peace
The Best metal!
Everything about rust in peace is perfect from the music to the lyrics, vocals, production and cover art. Its perfection
Marty Friedman, Nick Menza.
This Album is iconic... One of the *BEST* Albums to ever come out...
Rust in Peace and ...And Justice For All, the best. Just think Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage doing the power handshake and that's how I see them
Thats weird!!! I just watched the megapowers uniting about ten mins before i watched this vid!!!! What a great analogy btw, hit the nail right on the head.....rust in peace is still the hulk hogan though, and it still runs wild brother
@@estelombo hahaha amazing. I had thought when typing it going with Dylan and Dutch from Predator but opted for the Mega Powers.
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Though you said about Rust being on Hogan, I put Justice there instead.
I also thought, after making it, about maybe sticking Reign on Mean Gene as he looks on in awe at the two titans, the pinnacle of Thrash. I know most would say Reign in Blood is the best but hearing it being mentioned along side Rust and Puppets, and knowing their time changes and complex song structure I was expecting something abit more from Reign than a one dimensional, 30 minute dash to the finish line. I forget if it was Hetfield or Burton who said it, but you can only be the fastest guy in town for so long until you have to expand out. It's title track and Angel of Death are fantastic, no doubt about that but I was kinda hoping for a little more from it when compared to what Metallica and Megadeth were doing.
My 2 favorite trash albums,Justice and Rust or Rust for Justice.
Rust smashes Justice man.. Justice isn’t even close.
Justice is severely let down by the stupid mixing decisions, and Metallica's refusal to revisit the album (or let a specialty label do so) and remix it as it should be.
Just one of the best albums of any type of music of all times. PERIOD
"It hasn't been influenced by revenge or anger. It was something we did because we love to play together:"
This is the most important quote in the video.
One of the greatest album by anyone ever. Sheer brilliance all around.
The best metal album ever made - yes, even better than Paranoid by Black Sabbath. "Rust in Peace" is the album I wanna listen to from the very beginning till the very end. Even the least favorite songs of mine "Poison Was The Cure" and "Dawn Patrol" are fantastic. I never get tired of it. "Tornado of Souls" is one of my favorite Megadeth songs with other classics like "Wake Up Dead", "Hook in Mouth". and "Rattlehead". It is just like Black Sabbath's first one, Iron Maiden's Powerslave, and The Beatles' Revolver - almost impossible to be hated.
not powerslave, number of the beast
Antonio - They all are good albums, even British Steel which is full of radio friendly songs. The Number of The Beast starts with "Invaders" which is an awful opening song.
Poison was the cure is incredible are you kidding???
@@Rekko82 it's not
Truly agree. Poison was the cure is really not as good as hangar 18, holy wars, lucretia, tornado of souls, take no prisoners. But it's still an amazing song. Really fast riffing.
best Megadeth album ever.
one of the best metal albums ever.
The Best album ever...Trash Metal is Rust in Peace!