Awww shucks thanks BB ❤️❤️

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I love Megadeth but this song does nothing for me. I skip it when it comes on.

Am I glad you see it to man! 🤘🏻

"breakup" not brake up that's your car's brakes

@@somethingelse04 I wouldn't be surprised if at least one of Mustaine's breakups involved a bit of unscrupulous fuckery with someone's brake lines, so..

@@SineEyed lol

Here's what Mustaine had to say about ToS' subject: "'Tornado of Souls' was written the day I broke up with my fiancé; it explains what I went through, how I sprang out of it. I thought my existence was in that relationship - I was trapped in the eye of a tornado, and if I stepped out of line, I'd be blown to oblivion. No more whirlwind romances for me. If I do get back in that situation, I'm gonna be very aware now and check the weather before I get involved." In my opinion it's still an interesting take on a break-up song, in part because it does have a bit more meaning than "I broke up with my ex" that you do admittedly see often. There's also a difference, for me, if you write a break-up song inspired by your girlfriend or boyfriend (which can still be done tastefully ofc, but with some artists it's like they're getting into relationships solely to break up and have writing material), a fiancé or fiancee (where you're already planning to get married which generally speaking means it's a more serious relationship than when you're just bf/gf, which can be either a prelude to something more serious or it can be entirely casual) or your wife/husband (where you're supposed to be a team but reasons for divorce may still be given, I imagine the betrayal you feel is greater than if it was a less committed relationship. Typically people have also spent more time together at this stage in a couple's relationship and that time may feel wasted). Lastly I'd argue that, just because a subject has been done (or even overdone) by other artists, it doesn't mean that you can't have an interesting take on it (which ToS/Mustaine certainly does). Although it does make sense why people may be tired of hearing about it in music, so I don't blame anyone for not being excited about ToS' topic. But in my opinion it's a noteworthy take on relationships and being careful of what you get into, especially for younger people who generally haven't yet found someone with whom to spend their lives but may make decisions that they'll regret later because, as Dave said, they didn't "check the weather". I believe with the above quote in mind, ToS does gain a lot in meaning, but it's rather unfortunate that you have to read this statement of Dave Mustaine in order to better appreciate the song (at least in my case, I gained more appreciation of the song's lyrics and the song in general after reading this quote on someone else's KZfaq comment). That being said, even if after all this, you still don't like ToS' subject, that's fine too. We all have different tastes and opinions, that's what makes us individual. Sorry for the long comment 😅. I hope it was easy to understand.

DANGEROUSLY based 😂😂 for me its Creed for Karaoke

Ayyyy cheers man! Glad you enjoy the contnet! Dont feel like you have to not do something if I already covered it! This site needs more metal content

Pyschotron is a slept on banger definitely agree

Good list I agree Although I would also add Time (the beginning and the end) as well as Blackmail the Universe

​@@VARVIS_ashes in your mouth?

Imho Mustaine has multiple strengths when it comes to writing lyrics, he can ofc do "political" very well, but he can also describe emotions very well, such as in "Angry Again" or "Recipe for Hate...Warhorse", "Dread and the Fugitive Mind", ofc also "Sweating Bullets", "Die Dead Enough". He has a very picturesque way of describing feelings even when the song isn't focused on an emotion like "Angry Again" is. I don't know how to better explain it but he really does make it easy for the listener to understand exactly what the song's narrator is feeling and even relate what he describes in his songs with one's own experiences. And when I say "emotions/feelings" I don't mean just the basics (happiness sadness anger etc) but even more complicated ones such as (since the video is on "Sweating Bullets") in the line "Feeling claustrophobic like the walls are closing in". It's a bit like reading a book in a way.

And to show this using the lyrics of another song, "Die Dead Enough" has many lines such as "The air's thick but the oxygen's thin" which, on one hand, shows the results of the narrator's overexertion -itself shown in the chorus "I can't punch hard enough (and I run/I can't kick high enough (and I run)" and so on- but on the other hand it shows also the narrator's panic - which is present in the song from the opening lines onward: "It's twilight and I wake up hot/my body's soaked in a cold, cold sweat" (here he also uses antithesis as a stylistic device, very nice). So to sum up, in this one line alone he describes the way physical overexertion can feel and the way panic can feel. I hope I was able to express my thoughts clearly.

@@georged.5595 another great use of imagery through words is on Sleepwalker "I should be calling collect from the jail for the things I commit each night in my head"

Hahah interesting, makes sense!

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Yes true, I think I said that exact thing in the video I made on the Megadeth Remasters lol. KIMB is the sole exception

Great point!

Ill add it to the list 👍👍

never seen it

Thats a good one, going on the list for sure

@@VARVIS_ Also Patient # 9, the followup with Jeff Beck before he passed.

​@@darkman237seconding this, but also: RIP Jeff Beck.

100% bro glad you agree

It is on my list!

@@VARVIS_ Nice! Your song breakdowns are awesome.

​@@VARVIS_can you do the conjuring? such an interesting song

Yessir, new cam, new lighting 😎

@@VARVIS_ Let's go dude I love it.

Definitely plan on doing it soon

I can totally see that

I doubt they're related. Countdown released in 1992 and Beavis and Butthead released in 1993. Mike Judge has said the characters of Beavis and Butthead are based on kids he knew in school.

Wrong band

Hahaha totally fair.

One man's cringe is another man's fun. But as far as Countdown goes, what I skip is Captive Honour. Now that's cringe.

@@whatsinameme5258 Yeah I forgot about that one. Had to go listen to it again. You're right lol.

@@whatsinameme5258 LIFE WHAT DO YOU MEAN LIFE I AINT GOTTA LIFE Yeah the song and voice acting is pure 90s cringe kino. Song is redeemed by the chorus riff though 😂

Cringe barely has any meaning anymore. Song good, guitar cool, bridge section good.