Dude, im hoping too win Brad over soon. I hope he would start reading som lyrics soon.. thats where the fun begins

🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

I grew up with this in my teenage years I'm in my 50s now

You think he would dig the sociopolitical nature of many metal lyrics

No

RIGHT.. !!!!!!!!!!

\m/ >< \m/

Funny that argentinians love to scream that and is COMPLETELY CLEAR that Mustaine HATE IT! He just don't say it, but is clearly on some interviews.

Watch her become a goddess

@@deihorus7927 lmao no, he said multiple times they were his favorite crowd

I was there that night. It was one of the best shows I have ever seen, with all the emotional context of Dave returning to Argentina fully recovered after being almost retired due to his arm problem. And he waited for this show to announce if he was going to continue with Megadeth or if he was going to go solo. The announcement in the middle of the show was epic.

@@TWANDTW What year was this concert? Did it take place at the River Plate Estadio? It looks massive if you are Argentinian you guys are lit. The first time I ever heard this chant was in an unplugged session that I could never find. Amazing just amazing!

I always thought they were saying "bit by bit, bit by bit by, bit by bit,". Meaning something like inch by inch or step by step we march toward...

@@Lizard-of-Oz this concert was on oct 9, 2005. It wasn't at River Stadium, but very very close, at the former Obras Stadium, at that time renamed as Pepsi Music Stadium, and it was in the outdoors stage. I think there were almost 25 thousand people. Megadeth played there, but in the indoors stage, the first time they came to Argentina, in 1994 (I was there too, when the "Aguante Megadeth" chant was born \m/).

@@Lizard-of-Oz there are two "official" unplugged in Buenos Aires: 1997: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q5-Tabh-v6q5g6s.html 1998: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fbZoraSpx66ZaGg.html and on several occasions, Mustaine and the band members meet the fans at some square or the hotel gardens, and just played several songs like they all was at a picnic hahaha I missed this events because job ='( This was on 2016: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bLSgraZ7sdvedpc.html

This song got me to buy the whole CD and I was not disappointed!

Just heard it on my local radio for the first time! Had to search "dance like a marionette" to find the artist and song name xD

Of course they were, it's the worst Megadeth song at that time. Hits ruin metal bands 😑

@@hmpz36911 It most certainly is not their worst song. It's fun and catchy, and it was fun to play...except that Marty's solos were always too hard for me 🙄 But in all fairness, this guitarist didn't nail it too well either.

@@hmpz36911 kinda agree with you.. not their best craft.. but if we look from another prespective.. this song is popular and "ear friendly" among non-metal heads.. and probably ( based on my experience) first song like enter sandman to start become metal fans.. start from easy one first..

Pretty sure he got kicked out because he was to wild for Metallica. If you can imagine that.

@@muckit606 No doubt. That's kind of like Steve Adler getting fired from GNR over heroin abuse. Uhhh

David Scott "Dave" Mustaine (born September 13, 1961) is an American musician best known as the frontman of thrash metal band Megadeth. He was the original lead guitarist for Metallica, having auditioned for the band shortly after it was formed. He was fired from Metallica in 1983 because of his alcohol abuse and his extreme unkindness to the other members and formed Megadeth that same year to rival his old band. Before his entrance into Metallica, Mustaine's first band was Panic. He was replaced by Kirk Hammett and was sent back to California. His bitterness towards Metallica, especially Hetfield and Hammett, was made clear by Mustaine over the years, leading to one of the most infamous band rivalries in heavy metal. Early Life Role in Metallica Brian Slagel, an early manager of the band, said that Mustaine "was an incredibly talented guy, but he also had an incredibly large problem with alcohol and drugs. He'd get wasted and become a real crazy person, a raging maniac, and the other guys just couldn't deal with that after a while. I mean, they all drank of course, but Dave drank more...much more. I could see they were beginning to get fed up of seeing Dave drunk out of his mind all the time". One of the most reflective moments of Mustaine's time in Metallica was when he brought his dog to rehearsal. The dog jumped up onto the car of Metallica bassist Ron McGovney and scratched the paint. Hetfield allegedly proceeded to yell at Mustaine's dog and kicked him/her in anger. Mustaine responded by physically attacking Hetfield and McGovney and yelled at Ulrich. Mustaine was fired following the altercation. The next day, Mustaine asked to be allowed back in the band and was granted his request. Another incident occurred when Mustaine, who had been drinking, poured a full can of beer down the neck and into the pick-ups of Ron McGovney's bass. When McGovney tried playing it, he received an electrical shock which he claims 'blew him across the room and shocked the hell out of him'. McGovney then told Mustaine to leave his house, and quit the band". Metallica songs credited to Mustaine Mustaine is credited on six Metallica songs, two of which he wrote mostly himself and four of which he contributed. Mustaine uses some of his Metallica riffs for Megadeth songs, making it easier to tell which parts he contributed to. Written by Mustaine The Mechanix - Found in several pre-Kill 'Em All Metallica demos, was written almost entirely by Mustaine alone, with lyrics about sex at a car mechanics. When he was kicked out, Hetfield wrote entirely new lyrics, and the rest of the band added an extra section, a bridge and a solo (all totaling an extra three minutes) - the result was "The Four Horsemen". Megadeth's debut album has "Mechanix", which is the original song with the word "the" dropped from the title, an added intro, and a much, much faster tempo. Jump in the Fire - Written largely by Mustaine, the song was originally, like "The Mechanix", about sex. Even when Mustaine was in the band, Hetfield and Ulrich helped him tweak it, hence why they are both credited alongside him. Credited Phantom Lord - Mustaine wrote the riff towards the end of the song's bridge (before Hammett's solo). This riff would later appear on Megadeth's "This Was My Life" on the album Countdown to Extinction (from around 3:10 to the end of the song). Metal Militia - Mustaine has been credited with writing the main riff of the song. Ride the Lightning - Mustaine wrote a single riff that appears before Hammet's solo. He calls it the "Spider Chord riff", and used it in the Megadeth song "Wake Up Dead", which appears in their 1986 album "Peace Sells...But Who's Buying?". The riff itself starts at 1:02. Call of Ktulu - To what extent is not known, but Mustaine wrote a part of the intro. The D-minor progression of the song was later used in Megadeth's "Hangar 18", and the chord used just after the intro riff closes the Megadeth song "Foreclosure of a Dream". This is the last Metallica song to have a writing credit for Mustaine. Seek and Destroy - has that solo, and in an old interview with Metallica, Seek and Destroy had already been written, and James said he played the solo, and he played it right. This means Dave wrote that solo. The Four Horsemen - He made riff at the beginning, and the song was fully written in No Life till Leather, under the title "The Mechanix", which is about sex in a Mechanics shop. Unconfirmed Leper Messiah - Once Dave claimed that he had written the bridge riff (3:16 - 3:37) and, accordingly to some sources, the following riff as well (3:37-3:56). Although Metallica denied Mustaine's involvement in creating this song and the whole Master of Puppets album, some fans believe that this riff does have Mustaine's touch, and the similar riff was recorded on the Jam at McGovney Garage '82 tape.

I don't care what anyone says but if you do listen to Leper Messiah off of Master of Puppets. Alot of that sounded like Dave Mustaine's guitar playing & riffs!

@@muckit606 He was a mad drunk they said, but to be able to come back from that and move forward? Right now he’s a very wise man.

It was relevant from January 2017 - January 2021.

@@satanlaffing There are other countries in the world besides US, you know? And Biden is no saint. Like any US president.

@@SebaErrre wait? There are other countries. Holy shit. To bad none matter

@@satanlaffing You have been misinformed! President Trump was the first US President in 30 years who did not create any new wars. He also signed 4 Middle East peace treaties and was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize five (5) times.

​@@satanlaffing Biden's brain is corroding like a robot 🤣

Isn't there a longer solo version to this song? I remember the solo being longer

He’s got great phrasing

I met Marty and Dave by their bus at Lawlor Event Center in Reno, NV on Easter Sunday 1998. I’ll never forget how nice they were. Amazing memory.

Smoooottthhhhhh

Marty is definitely one of the best. He can absolutely rip shred, but he does it with soul.

Hell yes! 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾

Yes, my personal favorite from them.

Yeah, that is one of their greatest! They think this song had a political message? Wait until they hear Peace Sells & them political lyrics. Dave was a prophetic lyricist!

@@YaHKaB_WaRYaL_YaSHaRaL Exactly, and a Riff Master on top of that 🤘🏼

@@thehoundofhorror5120 I think he's one of the best riffmasters of all metal!

HAHA yeah, they are from America, England LOL

And he's spent a lot of time living in Arizona too.

His ethnic background consists of French, German, Irish. Possibly English too, but I forget.

the base line is from the band shooting hoops out behind the studio. the beat is the bouncing ball.

Agreed!!

Yes, please.

just about my favorite thing Megadeth ever did!! I've watched that video about 30 times

Best version of She Wolf ever.

Oh right

Ohhh the solos

Yess!!

What an amazing song 🙌🏻🙌🏻

I'll second Five Magics! for some syncopated goodness with a solo on top 🎸

Argentina is famous for their chanting along with the guitar parts instead of the lyrics. Many bands really look forward to going there because of the crowd's energy. It's not altered see comments above from people who where there. I mean it might be sound balanced so you can hear things better, but definitely not altered.

the tempo changes especially in the solo are what make this song imo

@C0RGI Evidence? Because I have heard about this place for decades. The chant isn't always the same or even on time if you watch full concert or different bands. Are you saying they only do this for Argentina? Because this was not done anywhere else until a number of bands recorded live there and now you can hear the chant in other places all be it less organized and not as loud?

@C0RGI I imagine so, but this is a live concert not a studio album. The entire reason they shot the concert here was because they do this. Also not everyone goes to a concert to drink themselves stupid. I mean there are bars for that. Most people go to concerts for the concert (the music). As I said they likely rebalanced the sound level of different things so you can hear what's going on clearly. Adding something that isn't actual there naturally is a big no no amoung these sorts of bands. The would openly mock other more produced acts for basically faking their so called concert recordings. It was part of the culture. Also why bands like this just wore normal clothing in stead of going out dressed up.

@C0RGI It's possible there was some polishing. The primary grip between thrash and of more serious types of Metal with the Hair Metal bands that started more or less at the same time was hair Metal acts often recorded concerts purely for the looks and maybe getting some fan noise, but they would actually record the music in the studio not at the concert at all. This made them seem far better than they where as some hair bands could hardly play their own songs properly. So the thrash bands as a reaction would record everything at the concert if they screw up then they left that in etc... They where about the music first and looking cool was way down the importance ladder. Hair bands seemed to be more about looking pretty and having cool move sets then musical ability.

Trust and angry again i think he would like too

I think he'd like Of Mice and Men too.

@@ClandestineMerkaba i doubt that

@@86leewis It's pretty "soulful" and lyrically/thematically accessible, compared to older works- so perhaps.

@@ClandestineMerkaba my comparisons were to songs that were similar in structure to this. Nothing to do with the lyrics or soulfulness.

🤘 rock and roll forever!!!!!!!

Gooba Gabba gooba Gabba One of us

Have you tried poking a small screwdriver into the little hole?

I always wandered, why Pantera is not included in this list..

@@aerahtv0000 I kinda wondered that, myself.. I sometimes forget and mistakenly think that Pantera was one of the "Big Four." Did Pantera come in a little bit later, in comparison to the other four?

@@Gutslinger Pantera isn't Thrash Metal, that's why.

@@suquartzishaluzak3323 oh, really? then what are they? They are thrash/groove metal

@@aerahtv0000 Groove metal. They only rarely dip into Thrash and even that then sounds more Groove

Yeah, I've listened to some of these songs literally many hundreds of times, and I've always sort of made-up what I think they're saying a lot of the time. It's bizarrely eye-opening seeing them with the lyrics for once ;0

i agree!!

Yesssssssss!!!!!!!🐔

Go ahead megadeth, something like that

No, they say "aguante Megadeth". "Aguante" in Argentina is a means to support, like the chant in football, or any other sport's competition, "Aguante argentina"

Omg same, Columbia House was such a scam I probably still owe them money.

Same

@@randyman1331 Hahahahahaha! Same here. 😆🤣

I never paid them 3 times 12 for a penny sure

Lol, me too... along with Rage’s Evil Empire, Sublimes Self Titled, I forgot the other ones I got with them, one was a Black Sabbath. But that was a good batch of education for an 10 year old.

I like “Of Mice and Men”

Oh the irony of being fired from Metallica for substance abuse

@@NathanCline12-21 Same as Nick Olivieri from QOTSA, but he also had some problems with the law

@@NathanCline12-21 ikr?