Megadeth's finest moment; this isn't just my opinion, either. Many agree, few disagree, and everyone has valid points as to why or why not, be that you go by how many "hits" are on one album, to the musicianship to the themes explored to Dave Mustaine's vocal style to the solos to the drumming to the ridiculous "Hangar 18" music video. This is essential to any music lover's collection, I am serious. Marty Friedman and Dave Mustaine together here create a sound not heard on many metal albums; it is marketable but not pop. It is distinct without going near the waters of the dreaded avant-garde tag. Heavy, but not sludgy. Clean recording, but not Bon Jovi (or Metallica's Black Album, ugh). At the risk of sounding very cliche, the first track sets the tone for the rest of the album with an already memorable guitar riff that throws you right into a frenzy of sharp, fast pacing with a song about the Northern Ireland Conflict, then slowing down in the middle abruptly with a theme change into Marvel's "The Punisher." "Tornado Of Souls" is hands down the most magnificent song in this band's entire career and multiple listens will keep you feeling like you heard the best song ever for the first time, every time. Without further ado (as I could go on and on), please, just download the record and listen from start to finish and experience the glory that many others have already been enjoying for two decades.
Artist: Megadeth
Album: Rust In Peace
Year: 1990
Genre: Heavy metal, thrash metal
Quality: 320kbps (very high)
1. Holy Wars... The Punishment Due - 6:36
2. Hangar 18 - 5:14
3. Take No Prisoners - 3:28
4. Five Magics - 5:42
5. Poison Was The Cure - 2:58
6. Lucretia - 3:58
7. Tornado Of Souls - 5:23
8. Dawn Patrol - 1:50
93.4 MB
"Five Magics"
"Tornado Of Souls"
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