Anthology: Set The World AfireMegadeth
Release Date: 09/30/2008
Original Release:
2008
# of Discs:
2
J&R Item # 1040630_CD
UPC # 5099923507920
Label: Capitol/EMI Records
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Disc: 1
Disc: 2
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Symphony Of Destruction [Live] [Previously Unreleased In The U.S] - (previously unreleased, live)
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Performer: Megadeth
Engineer: Evren Goknar; Tom Baker Producer: Kevin Flaherty (Compilation); Mike Ragogna (Compilation) Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Notes: Megadeth: Dave Mustaine (vocals, guitars); James LoMenzo (bass guitar, background vocals); Shawn Drover (drums, background vocals). Personnel: Chris Poland, Jeff Young, Al Pitrelli, Marty Friedman (guitars); Glen Drover (electric guitar, background vocals); David Ellefson (bass guitar, background vocals); Jimmie Lee Sloas, James Macdonough (bass guitar); Nick Menza (drums, background vocals); Jimmy DeGrasso, Chuck Behler, Gar Samuelson, Vinnie Colaiuta (drums). Since the mid 1980s, Megadeth has been an innovative force in the world of metal, always remaining one step ahead of the game. Capitol Records celebrates the band's continued creativity with this two-disc, 35-song retrospective spotlighting music from the band's groundbreaking debut, KILLING IS MY BUSINESS.AND BUSINESS IS GOOD, through 1999's progressive RISK and beyond. Twenty-three of the tracks on this set have been especially remastered, and the collection is organized as a chronology, following Megadeath's bold, sometimes revolutionary growth. The collection is also rounded out with a host of demo tracks, rare songs, live cuts, and songs Megadeth recorded especially for movie soundtracks. Mustaine's brilliant and uncompromising efforts as a guitarist, singer and songwriter are on full display in this collection, and have without a doubt established the band as one of heavy metal's true pioneers.
Before founding Megadeth in 1983, Dave Mustaine was an original member of Metallica (his songs were recorded by them after his departure). With Megadeth, however, he pursued his own vision; equally inspired by heavy metal and punk, Mustaine and company released some pioneering thrash-metal in the '80s. Over the years, through personnel changes and stylistic evolution towards a more melodic, accessible sound, Megadeth sold millions of records and became one of the most influential metal bands of their era.
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