Aint megadeth's new album just deceivin 

tayyéch lien :)

Tracklisting de l'album Endgame:

1.	"Dialectic Chaos" (Instrumental)	Dave Mustaine
2.	"This Day We Fight!"	Mustaine
3.	"44 Minutes"	Mustaine
4.	"1,320"	Mustaine
5.	"Bite the Hand That Feeds"	Mustaine
6.	"Bodies Left Behind"	Mustaine
7.	"Endgame"	Mustaine
8.	"The Hardest Part of Letting Go... Sealed With a Kiss"	Mustaine, Chris Broderick
9.	"Head Crusher"	Mustaine, Shawn Drover	3:26
10.	"How the Story Ends"	Mustaine
11.	"The Right to Go Insane"	Mustaine

 Un nouveau titre de Megadeth, Headcrusher sera mis en ligne le 7 Juillet à 16h00 sur roadrunnerrecords.fr.

J'ai écouté un petit extrait d'une chanson intitulé Headcrusher qui sera dans le prochain album des Megadeth, et ça parait très intéressante, on sent l'esprit de Rust in Peace mais en mode moderne!!! Chris fait du très bon travail...

EDIT : voici le lien


Edited by SkinDeep - 21 Juin 2009 at 03:17

vraiment je vendré mon ame au diable rien que pour assisté 15minute,

En français, ça donne quoi?

message posté par Dave Mustaine le 04/04/2009 sur le forum officiel des megafans:

Droogies!

As we near the time where all of our gear will be returning from Priest Feast, I cant help but get excited about picking up where we left off. Andy and I are on track to start back up on the 11th or so, with the first order being setting up all of the gear again, now that it has all been moved and new gear has been received.

For example: I have just received all of the stunning Marshall 1960 DM cabinets, and I also got one of the new Randy Rhodes Marshalls to use for my lead solos. I am pumped about this!!

I have also decided on one section having a slight rhythm change, the two songs James wants to change, another song with a modulation in it, and extending one song by just a small length of time. I am really excited about some of the lyrics I have got for this record too.

So far I have six songs done with lyrics and I of course will make some changes; the opening song (which is an instrumental like the opener on “So Far, So Good, So What?”), followed by three others, and then I have had a little writers block on the next two because I have been waiting for the other guys to come up with lyrics for them. James has informed me that he has a song that I gave him some inspiration on done, called El Pistolero Solo of a lone gunman and his last days,

I have also gotten a real charge out of watching the guitarists this last weekend at the Messe Show and especially the Marshall dinner, because I NEVER sit down and watch anyone play. I was really having a lot of fun; watching the casual attitude of the bands along with the drive that they had to play was really good for me. I thought that the Chris George band that Marshall had play for them was really cool.

It’s always cool to see some motivational playing that gets you in the mood. Watching Doug Aldrich play when Chris George was sitting back was great too, and the drummer was from another planet. He was the drummer from the great French Band Trust, which reminds me, what happened to my friend Morgan Rivalin this last trip to Paris?

Oh well, I will just have to wait to hear from him. 

Have a great weekend. I know that I will!

MSGD!

Un message posté par Dave Mustaine dans le forum officiel des Megafans, le 23 mars 2009  :

Droogies!

So the last day of the Priest Feast tour is upon us, and last night was the first night that I actually got a chance to talk to Rob Halford, and beside a few “Hey, how are yas” to Ian and K.K., and the occasional chit-chat with Scott, the person I talked to the most on the tour was Glenn. And rightly so, because he was one of my heroes growing up.

I am going to sit in the audience tonight and watch the whole show because I always do that at the end of a tour; try to go out and see the headliner. I have seen enough times in my life when a band is on tour with another band and they start to copy each other.

I think that is lame. Be yourself and let the chips fall where they may for sh*t’s sake! I have seen a lot of stuff from the side of the stage and I really respect Judas Priest for reforming with Rob and putting their differences aside. I think that is what the fans ultimately want with bands that the voice has left, for whatever the reasons.

Like I said, today is the last day of the tour and tomorrow we will all be headed back to the states and I saw a USA Today in the restaurant when I was having my meal and it said that Ken Griffey Jr. was back with the Seattle Mariners, and I smiled a very subtle smile. I don’t know why, probably because he has never been associated to steroids as far as I know, but I always admired Ken Griffey Jr. Most people don’t know this, but I played a softball game with Ken and another of my great baseball picks when I was a fan of the Braves, David Justice.

[We enter a smoky bar. There is piano playing in the background]
Narrator:
You see, we were playing the Rock and Jock Softball Game.
Little League Hall of Fame phenom Davey “Dead eye – Dead arm” Mustaine:
Well, me and the boys were playing some ball in the outfield. Hehehe! Sorry.
Just toying with our secret weapons.
I was just playing for a second there. Ok, so we were assigned to play the outfield, they, because they were naturals at it and that was the position they played professionally; me because they knew Ken and David had twice the stride length as me and could outrun me for any ball hit within the same zip code, and they had seen Charlie Brown’s baseball skill’s camp VHS version featuring Jose Canseco.

I am looking forward to melting into my couch at home tomorrow night and watching some movies with my kids and snuggling with all of the living, loving creatures at my home. I have to, and I want to say thank you.

Thank you my wife, family, friends, representatives, and crew for making this one of the most rewarding, and most intense tours I have ever done. We played better on this tour with this line-up than we have ever played before at any period in Megadeth’s history.

I want to say thank you to all of our promoters around the world who believed in us and gave us this support slot with the mighty Judas Priest, and thank you to the J.P. crew. And an enormously delicious, lip licking thank you to the catering crew from “Eat to the Beat”!

Thank you to all of Judas Priest’s fans who sat through our concert and we hope that you are now fans of ours too. Thank you to all of the foreign crews, the stagehands, backstage help, security, medical staff (especially these guys for when you as fans get hurt – I love how well they always treat you . . . such mercy in their touch).

And lastly, I thank God for all of this. I wouldn’t have you to sing to, or my family to shower my love and affection on, or a band to stand on top of the world with, or a crew of loyal men and women then would bleed for me (maybe not bleed a lot – but still bleed )

Yesterday I showed Andy Sneap the lyrics I wrote to a song called, “- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - “ and I am thinking about having a few more song puzzles with the letters and whatnot like we always do. Whaddya think my lovelies?

Well, that is it for today. I will no doubt take a rest when I get home for a little home. I will stay in touch through TheLiveLine. And it brings me great pleasure to say that we have just signed Chris Broderick to do this, and the opportunites are mindblowing with CB. We also are talking to Thrash Legend Chuck Billy about coming to TheLiveLine, with not only Testament but his side projects too.

There is going to be a lot of new stuff up here this next week.

Je vous pries de vous calmer et de ne plus employer le langage sms.