lmao so true...

The best rapper*

Dave mustaine: im not even a rapper

@@JS-qk6thso stop rapping at me

Same

Same

Same

My favorite!

Try harder- It took me about 2 weeks in 89

@@MrToddling Try harder- It took me about 2 minutes in 22

@@AndreasFunnell We're evolving 🤌

Two and a half months but I got it down to Pat in 2 months one breath

so damn loud

Haha his voice is almost louder than the Marshall stack and drumset combined

Junior is a great bassist and Menza was a machine in the drums truly one of the best megadeth line ups

@@thecommunistloli1042 The best in my mind. Menza is a fucking beast

Those jeans were equally tight.

slantyrock Almost too tight. It’s nice, but it was before their shows were “fun”. They had a little more swag when I saw them in 2006. They were still tight enough, but weren’t quite such angry young punks. I don’t like the vibe they have going on here. It’s like “we’re so tight we’re just gonna show off how fast and perfect we can play all these hard songs” without even taking any time to groove or anything. But I would take this over their current live sound in 2019 in a heartbeat. The quality of Megadeths live show has steeply declines in the past 5-6 years it’s absolutely tragic to have seen happen. I’d give anything to have 2002-2013 Megadeth back. That was their sweet spot for me.

Conspiracy TV what do you honestly expect from an 80s thrash metal band

Conspiracy TV not even. Everything here blows that era of death out of the water. I think everyone was too busy moshing to even take the time to listen to a few words from Dave.

@@marlonbrando5794 It's definitely their tightest... but their setlists at this time weren't as diverse because this was before so many of their great post RIP albums came out. They were still speed metal here and I just happen to appreciate all eras of Megadeth. Rust in Peace is definitely not my favorite album so maybe I'm not as big of a fan of Megadeth when they were nutty fast technical wizards on their instruments. As I said, some of their later albums was heavy metal with a little bit more swagger. Think Skin O My Teeth as an example. All the albums after Rust in Peace are full of extremely well written tunes and Megadeth matured as a heavy metal act. Their live shows became bigger, had larger setlists, and were just more satisfying. I'm not someone who just cares about technical playing like up to a certain point yes it's cool but I prefer the vibe of music too and Dave Mustaine to me just gave me a better vibe once he matured as a man. In these younger videos are all I see is Dave "I'm so much better than Metallica " Whiny Mustaine. Rust in Peace is a fast album but overall it's not even that heavy. If anything it sounds very nerdy.

He took breaths twice. Still ipressive

He took the three breaths

Shit yeah!

Have u tried coke?

@@thomasnielsen7478forget coke... have you tried speed?

Dave was probably doped up😂

This version makes the song sounds like an Overkill stuff

@@duhlorence69buttsweat43 in 1990 he was clean I think

Cocaine

@@threadworm437 i think it's not

Your mom sounds badass

chito Even the Gar and Chris era! That line up composed the craziest songs of Megadeth.

Andrew Porter Ripped means buff, my friend. As in he was working out a lot

Marty explained once in interview the important of warm up after he fcked up his arm once while in Megadeth for not warming up properly. You can still google that interview.

It was his first year in the band too

They play it faster than the studio version, the riffs alone are as complex as the solos.

Yea, Marty usually didnt stand on one spot and very animated on stage but he looked like he's focusing on the downstroke than anything else. 😆

It's actually not that fast ....They were just playing it at lightning speed

Gar was way better. Nick was good.

+John Harkins Gar was unbelievable, but Nick is better. Gar has some of that "hard to find footage of, only the old guys speak of his legend" corollary. Again, he was amazing but Nick Menza is the best Megadeth drummer

Max Durk wrong. Dirk is better in almost every way. Nick definitely had some groove and worth some great drum parts tho.

@@maxdurk4624 Nick would be the first one to say that Gar played circles around anyone.

Brandon Gonzales Dude Dirk doesnt even play a lot of the parts right gtfo

2:00 - 2:22

Hell no, speed up

blame coke lol

Its supposed to sound that way

i know fuck rip daves old hand

***** No he isn't XD This show was his birthday show that year. The afterparty shows that Dave was drinking :p

I would place a bet that alcohol isn't the only thing he used :p this is like 1.25 times the speed of the studio version...it's pretty clear I think

Lol its so funny when peopel whine about how things suck now because they are not the way they used to be. The guy is 53 years old. I saw him live many times in then 80s and 90s. You kids and noobs are just pissed off because your generation cant produce good music to save your life. Yea.. metal was the SHIT 30 years ago. You were born too late,, get over it. Dave mustaine will NEVER sound like he used to. For those of us who experienced it, we laugh at you guys who whine about not being able to. Be thankful you have you tube and can fantasize about the past

Your generation bitched about not seing Sabbath with Ozzy, Maiden with Paul, KISS at their prime and Hellhammer too, so don't act like it's ridiculous. Plus, there are a shitload of good band nowadays, they're just in the underground. Give a listen to Vektor, Revocation, Mastodon, Chapel of Disease, Toxic Holocaust, Deathspell Omega (I could go on for ages), they all sound great and somewhat bring something new to the table. Still diging the shit out of the classic bands, though.

Dave was only sober for short period , 89-91. He was high again around 92 and overdosed valium in 93.

Vic Rattlehead you know your shit. Must’ve read Dave’s book too🤘🏾

Gay

ikr i’d let them band bang me backstage

Especially Friedman and Ellefson.

1:45

2:12

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Disc First two albums were a 1/4 step down, and Youthanasia was in Eb 🤷🏻‍♂️