Dave Mustaine

Dave Mustaine did not write songs based on him singing
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Length: 00:42
Posted: 12/19/2008

So last week I was just chillaxin; here at work like usual, bloggin; some sh*t, washing down Funyuns with my fourth Cocaine Energy Drink of the day, and out of nowhere, Megadeth Metal God Dave Mustaine is just moseying on past my office, here, at BWE.tv HQ on the sixth floor. Knowing that I had just been presented with a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to experience brain-destroying Rock Evil first-hand, I cranked "Symphony of Destruction", started banging my forehead against the wall dividing me from Michelle;s office, and got myself psyched up enough to pick up a mic, get over there and get this Master of Thrash;s opinion on a matter that;s on everyone;s minds right now: fall;s best new primetime TV shows. So if you;ve ever wondered what the man responsible for Killing Is My Business...And Business Is Good! thinks about How I Met Your Mother, take a look at the clip. Then head over to Megadeth;s homepage or MySpace and pick up your copy of their new 4-disc boxed set Warchest. Unle
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Posted: 4/29/2009

Award-winning filmmakers Bruce Sinofsky and Joe Berlinger (of the Paradise Lost films on HBO) direct Metallica: Some Kind of Monster, a documentary about rock stars in therapy. After 20 years of heavy metal, a few members of Metallica decide to hire psychologist Phil Towle to work out some group tensions during the making of their album St. Anger. Most of the therapy sessions involve drummer Lars Ulrich and singer/guitarist James Hetfield, with some input from guitarist Kirk Hammett. Also included are former band members Dave Mustaine of Megadeth and ex-bassist Jason Newsted. The band works through difficulties in group dynamics, personal demons, and relationship issues. The film shows recording sessions as well as therapy sessions, including the recruitment of bassist Robert Trujillo. The much-publicized controversies of Internet file-sharing and Hetfield's drug rehabilitation are also discussed. In 2003, Metallica released the album St. Anger on Elektra Records. Metallica: Some Kind
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Posted: 11/15/2007