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When Metallica started, all drank and did drugs. Dave Mustaine partied just a bit harder. But according to the others he was a mean drunk, uncontrollable, so they fired him. Doing all his guitar parts over on :"kill 'em all"from 1983. Dave Mustaine was hurt, and swore he would have a band ,better, louder and faster. And if you listen to this song alone, his goal is achieved. Dave Mustaine is considered the best, or one of the best rhythm guitar players in the world. He invented speed-trash meta...

When Metallica started, all drank and did drugs. Dave Mustaine partied just a bit harder. But according to the others he was a mean drunk, uncontrollable, so they fired him. Doing all his guitar parts over on :"kill 'em all"from 1983. Dave Mustaine was hurt, and swore he would have a band ,better, louder and faster. And if you listen to this song alone, his goal is achieved. Dave Mustaine is considered the best, or one of the best rhythm guitar players in the world. He invented speed-trash metal. And set the bar way high. "Endgame "from 2009. "peace sells...but whose buying" from 1985. And my fave "Rust in peace" from 1990 are Metal masterpieces. No filler, This is what music critic and metal fan Don Lawson,said about "Rust in Peace" : "a masterpiece with no obvious flaws, not an ounce of filler or flab and some of the most obscenely thrilling moments in all of recorded metal history. Holy Wars… The Punishment Due, Hangar 18 and Tornado Of Souls may be the obvious highlights, but the entire record still leaps from the speakers 26 years later, sounding supremely arrogant and startlingly powerful. But beyond its hallowed contents, Rust In Peace is a seminal work because it completely upgraded metal’s sonic vocabulary, heroically raising levels of precision, technicality and compositional suss and kick-starting the ‘90s with a sustained blast of immaculate, state-of-the-art savagery that continues to send shockwaves through the metal world today."
Amen.