Artist...............: Megadeth
Album................: The System Has Failed
Year.................: 2004
Codec................: LAME 3.93
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)

Artist...............: Megadeth
Album................: Cryptic Writings (Remastered)
Year.................: 1997 (Remastered - 2004)
Codec................: FhG
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)

Artist...............: Megadeth
Album................: Rude Awakening
Year.................: 2002
Codec................: LAME 3.90
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane, (avg. bitrate: 320kbps)

Tracks:
01. Trust
02. Almost Honest
03. Use the Man
04. Mastermind
05. The Disintegrators...

Contents
* Sweating Bullets
* Foreclosure of a Dream
* Skin o' My Teeth
* Symphony of Destruction
* Architecture of Aggression
* This Was My Life
* Countdown To Extinction
* High Speed Dirt
* Psychotron
* Captive Honour
* Ashes In Your Mouth
TAB GUITARS WITHIN! enjoy..

Track list
01. Wake up dead
02. The conjuring
03. Peace sells
04. Devil's island
05. Good mourning - Black friday
06. Bad omen
07. I ain't superstitious
08. My last words
09. Wake up dead [Randy Burns mix]
10. The conjuring [Randy Burns mix]
11. Peace sells [Randy Burns mix]
12. Good mourning - Black friday [Randy Burns mix]
[remastered 2004 WITH TAB GUITARS INSIDE! ]

Audio CD (October 9, 2007)
Original Release Date: October 9, 2007
Number of Discs: 5
Format: Box set

This is a very good album. The songs are all very good musically and there are some amazing musicians on this album. All on one CD you've got guitarists like Slash, Mick Mars and Marty Friedman, you've got Ronnie James Dio and Bruce Dickinson on vocals and the list goes on.

Here's a more complete list of who is on the album and where they come from. All the songs are good versions and stick so close to Alices originals that uniformed listeners may ealily mistake them for Alice:
Joe Elliott - Def Leopard / Phil Collen - Def Leopard / Bob Kulick - Meat Loaf, Queen / Pat Torpey - David Lee Roth Band / Clarence Clemons - E Street Band
Dave Mustaine - Megadeth / Marty Friedman - Megadeth / Bob Daisley - Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, Uriah Heep / Eric Singer - Kiss
Roger Daltrey - The Who / Slash - GnR / Mike Inez - Alice In Chains / Carmine Appice - Vanilla Fudge
Ronnie James Dio - Dio, Black Sabbath / Steve Lukather - Toto / Phil Soussan - Ozzy Osbourne, Vince Neil, Billy Idol / Randy Castillo - Ozzy Osbourne
Vince Neil - Motley Crue / Mick Mars - Motley Crue / Billy Sheehan - David Lee Roth Band / Simon Phillips - Toto, Mick Jagger
Bruce Dickinson - Iron Maiden / Adrian Smith - Iron Maiden / Tony Franklin - The Firm / Tommy Aldridge - Ozzy Osbourne, Whitesnake
Dee Snider - Twisted Sister / Zakk Wylde - Ozzy Osbourne / Rudy Sarzo - Quiet Riot / Frankie Banali - Quiet Riot
Phil Lewis - La Guns / George Lynch - Dokken / Stu Hamm - Steve Vai, Joe Satriani / Vinnie Colaiuta - Frank Zappa / Derek Sherinian - Alice Cooper
Glenn Hughs - Deep Purple / Don Dokken - Dokken / John Norum - Dokken / Tim Bogert - Vanilla Fudge, Beck
Steve Jones - Sex Pistols / Duff McKagen - GnR / Matt Sorum - GnR

A selection of popular Black Sabbath songs interpreted by longtime metallic favorites (Megadeth, Slayer), newer rock kids (Godsmack, Static-X) and a wild card (Busta Rhymes) makes for a fun, if surprisingly middle-of-the-road, listen. NIB 2 is the first release on Ozzy Osbourne's own record label, and one of the CD's dozen tunes features Oz doing the classic "N.I.B" with pranksters Primus; however, there's not enough of Les Claypool's bass peeking through on the otherwise stellar title.

Static-X's otherwise distinct techno take on "Behind the Wall of Sleep" loses the song's inherent groove. Megadeth's true-to-the original version of "Never Say Die" is rollicking. Pantera doing the dirge "Electric Funeral" is not as aggro as one might hope; on the other hand, Slayer turn in a raw and dynamic version of "Hand of Doom."

Truly unique renderings come from California band hed(p.e.), who do a trippy, hip-hop/funk version of "Sabbra Cadabra," and from Busta Rhymes, with his take on "Iron Man." Ultimately, though, NIB 2 proves that Sabbath did it first and best, and there's really no improving on the original.

A chronicle of the heavy metal band Pantera's 1992 tour, behind the "Vulgar Display of Power" album, that chronicles all of the band's excesses with groupies, drinking and drugs. Also featured in the video are members of White Zombie, Megadeth and Metallica

This collection of 3 Pantera home video releases -- WATCH IT GO, COWBOYS FROM HELL, and VULGAR VIDEOS -- spans over four hours and gives as in-depth a look at the hard, hard rock band as any fan could hope for. In addition to featuring several short-form music videos for songs like "Cowboys From Hell" and "I'm Broken," this collection also contains live footage (most notably from the Monsters of Rock concert in Moscow,) exclusive band interviews, and rare, extremely personal footage of Phil Anselmo and the boys on the road. An absolute must for the Pantera fan!

This is the legendary American metal band captured in all its epic, ****ed off and zany glory.

This was the first Megadeth album to feature Marty Friedman and Nick Menza. After Cacophony called it quits because of a lack of commercial success, Marty taught guitar for a brief period, and then took over the position of lead guitarist for Megadeth. Megadeth soon released Rust In Peace, which was a huge success, undoubtably because of the contribution that Marty made to the album. Marty together with new drummer Nick Menza instantly redefined Megadeth's sound.

Marty's innovative leads added a new dimention to the band, which was before mostly driven by Dave Mustaine's aggressive rhythm guitar. This new lineup spewed forth an incredible album featuring vast amounts of Marty's powerful lead work together with supercharged rhythms that were more agressive than ever. The musical content is incredibly high, and the technical playing is just as impressive. This album is widely recognized as an all time great, and definitely Megadeth's best thus far.

Most Megadeth fans will tell you that Marty's exotic and unpredictable playing perfectly complement the snarls and tight machine-like rhythms of Dave Mustaine.

On Sunday, November 2 at 8:00 p.m. ET HDNet TV's "Concert Series" will present MEGADETH's "Blood In The Water: Live in San Diego". The show description reads as follows: "Pioneers of the American thrash metal genre, MEGADETH has become one of the most commercially successful heavy metal bands of all time. Watch as they perform to a raucous hometown crowd at the Cox Arena in San Diego, California on the 2008 Gigantour tour. Dave Mustane AND MEGADETH push the limit, playing faster and heavier than ever in the ultimate MEGADETH experience."

MEGADETH will embark on the "Priest Feast" European tour with headliners JUDAS PRIEST and openers TESTAMENT in February 2009. The band's new CD is being helmed by acclaimed British producer Andy "Undie" Sneap, who produced MEGADETH's last album, "United Abominations" (May 2007, Roadrunner Records).

# vocals, guitar Dave Mustaine, guitar Chris Broderick, bass James LoMenzo, drums Shawn Drover
MEGADETH's forthcoming LP will be the group's first with guitarist Chris Broderick (NEVERMORE, JAG PANZER), who replaced Glen Drover at the end of last year.

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An awesome Megadeth album, and a must have for all die hard Dave Mustaine and other Megadeth troopers fans.

Looking back at Megadeth's history book, clear is their musicianship, talent and above all their constant maturity and improvements.The band hit the top when they recorded Countdown to Extinction and they stormed over the top with Youthanasia. The album features a more mature sound / riffing / solos from the band. The songs are shorter than those in Rust in peace but each song in Youthanasia is as heavy as those in Rust. The solos are more melodic here and the techniques used in riffing and solos is more complex and melodic.

Youthanasia is the sixth studio album by American heavy metal band Megadeth, released on November 1, 1994. A remixed and remastered version, featuring several bonus tracks, was released in 2004. The title is a pun on euthanasia, implying that society is euthanizing its youth, which would be consistent with bandleader and principal songwriter Dave Mustaine's views.

While the album title may be more than just a little ambitious, the content certainly packs a punch! If I was to assemble a group of songs for an album titled like this one, I would have most assuredly included some of the music you'll find here. Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Montrose, Ted Nugent, all bring to the party the qualities any real fan of heavy metal lives for. From beginning to end, this collection will keep your walls shakin' and your neighbors quakin'!