Vinyl Obsession: Dave Mustaine | Vodcast

[@gregpolard5684]

Dave has become so chill these last couple of years and I’m here for it. Absolute legend.

[@BerntSunde]

You really gotta love the guy, right?

[@whatever-k2l]

Dave is cool, I absolutely love megadeth, and this guy is a very intelligent person, that is what I think. A brazilian fan here by the way! We always say where we are from. Lol!

[@americanhotdog]

He cancelled himself along time ago like literally 4 decades of oddness and now you say he's chill😂😂😂

[@BerntSunde]

@@americanhotdog if he is cancelled, nobody would care to interview the man. But look, he is everywhere :P

[@americanhotdog]

@@BerntSunde he cancelled himself and continued to like a weirdo

[@heztorm]

This man created Rust in Peace For many, there is nothing even close. Thank you Dave!

[@stevemuzak8526]

Probably the best time for Megadeth when Marty Friedman was in the band. Absolutely the top level song writing.

[@_fat_thor_]

Nick Menza was responsible for a lot of Rust in Peace tbh

[@lfkk4640]

Yeah, what he said. 🤟

[@stacynortham376]

For this he was chosen... Because he fears nothing! (This Day We Fight)

[@legion7949]

@@stevemuzak8526 It was the best time after it got released, the writing and production for it was a constant mess with Mustaine and Ellefson stuck in a relapse cycle. Its actually a miracle they pulled it off lol

[@_fat_thor_]

I love how Dave mentions Metallica in whatever top lists he does. I know it benefits him but, still hearing him talk about them in positive light really means a lot to us fans who are both dedicated to Megadeth, Metallica.

[@rhysioeren3203]

You should probably ask the same question to him back in 1983/84. It wouldn't be that "positive", from either side. Point is , they had their issues, he was removed from the band (thank God that happened), and now each have their career and there is not much to discuss about the past.

[@monsirto]

@@rhysioeren3203 To be fair, he wrote quite a few (most) of Metallica's better early riffs.

[@rhysioeren3203]

@@monsirto that's why im glad he left metallica. What would we have done without megadeth.

[@robnhood1416]

Well, Metallica still play his music 4 decades since they started.

[@mphrdldn]

When I started watching this, I wondered when Dave would mention Metallica, not if but when!

[@patrickhinke9817]

I'm a guitar teacher. One of my students (for the last 10 years or so) is THE Megadeth fan. We've learned most of Dave's catalog, including many of the finger busting solos of Marty, Chris, and Kiko. Over the time working on these songs, my student and I have bonded over Dave's genius time and time again. My student is now writing his own music fueled by the pure, unfiltered guitar lightbeam that Dave has shown us... and it makes me so proud. Also, I wanted to mention what a class act Dave is. My student recently met Dave at a Megadeth show. The picture they took together didn't turn out the best. Dave heard about this and sent my student some signed picks and strings from a show. Dave also said he would set up another meet and greet to get a better picture 🎸

[@GearPhase]

That’s awesome. I’ve only just really started getting into playing their music, what an insane catalogue of guitar parts!

[@Septicshites]

yeah i can promise you IM the FAN . 20 years of megadeth only has come from my finger tips. not trying to be that guy but....

[@redviper4621]

Dave is looking and sounding a lot better than in recent years. Glad to see him back to his best!

[@Septicshites]

saw them live recently and he sounded like his old self singing just ya know old. he still has got it

[@michaelr.4878]

I agree. I see them every time they come through my area...the last being about a year ago...and since they tuned down to D standard, his singing has drastically improved. Even with his throat cancer diagnosis and treatment, his vocals have been solid. Dave is one of the greatest riff writers ever..but what I find to be the most impressive thing about him is that he is able to sing and play his stuff at the same time. I can't sing and play chords...

[@mr.snicker-doodles7081]

Really..?? this is "Good" wow wee...okay

[@redviper4621]

@@mr.snicker-doodles7081 What's your point caller?

[@tomroberts2135]

he's still a loon

[@Vromis]

No negative comments about Dave? just wow! great good quality audience on this channel! love it!!! it's all about the music!

[@CZ-PCT]

And you're surprised? Dave's wised up in his old age and calmed down, he's got a humble heart now. The man deserves nothing but respect and reverence. The wild years are forgotten.

[@sticky404]

There's no fanboy of that band

[@RezPlank]

I'm not a huge fan, and def not of Metallica either (used to be huge fan) but the person I respect the most and want to hear from most between the two bands is def Dave. He's just very intelligent and likeable, always has something interesting to say.

[@tyl812]

Dave is a fu___ing whiner who whether he drinks or not still acts like an Unhinged alco__olic.....

[@kita794]

why would they hate tho!!

[@thedude3423]

I met Dave waaay back during the Clash of the Titans tour at Star Lake Amphitheatre in Burggetstown, PA. We had before meet and greet in a hospitality tent. My friend brought his camera, and Dave took it and pointed the lens up towards him, took a photo of his snarling face and handed the camera back to my bud! Still have the picture, along with a bunch of others of Anthrax and Slayer. The show was beyond intense, with chairs being thrown, seats ripped out, and general Metal Mayhem. Its a great memory, one I'll never forget! 💯👍🤘🎸🎶

[@markharvey3679]

I was at that show as well! Good times for sure

[@zappafrank]

@@markharvey3679 Look at these fellow yinzers n'at!

[@ponzo1967]

I saw Clash of the Titans in Indianapolis and AIC opened. $6 for 4 kick ass bands.

[@CBT5777]

I met him on the Youthanasia tour in Portland Oregon 1994. He was nice enough to sign tickets after the show. Cool dude

[@christophermerlot3366]

Clash of the Titans in Toronto is the best concert I've ever been to. So much fun and bruises.

[@BerserkersBattle-816]

Seen MEGADETH six times the first time was the CLASH OF THE TITANS tour in 1990 in Seattle at the key arena. It was ALICE IN CHAINS, ANTHRAX, MEGADETH and SLAYER. I just saw them for the sixth time at the White River amphitheater on August 12th. They sounded so amazing and their new guitarist is so badass. Im a guitarist and they didn't miss a note that night. They even played The conjuring, liar and mechanix some old tunes. Dave MUSTAINE is a living legend and a true guitar hero.

[@MetalGildarts]

They played Conjuring and Liar? Lucky…I saw them in Utah on August 17 and they didn’t play those. They did play Angry Again so I was happy.

[@RetroMusicTube]

Seeing Mustaine with the Killers record made my day

[@2Times22]

First 2 albums..Nothin compares to them..Sorry Bruce..!!!

[@gregbaugh7640]

Dave’s one of a kind that’s for sure, always giving off good vibes for a really long time now, awsome..

[@orckykat]

Great interview, i could listen to Dave talking for ever he's such a Legend and an amazing person and back in the eighties as a teenager i discovered his music when i bought So Far So Good So What from a record shop and i've been a fan ever since.

[@AcidTechnoMan5000]

Album is a masterpiece

[@danlove4270]

Dave can tell a story. Great interview!

[@najponkjazz9111]

Dave Mustaine is The Man 🎸

[@rhysioeren3203]

You stole my comment dude. And yes, HE IS the man.

[@r01f01]

Mega Dave

[@rosshewitt7396]

Yeah fuck yeah bro he looks like Rocky Dennis

[@ConnbineHarvester]

Wow, clicked on this to hear Dave Mustaine talk about old records, and super-surprised to see EY hosting. A man of many talents!

[@willymfbuckets]

that's what i was saying!

[@bpb5541]

Love you Dave !!! Thanks for all the great music !!!

[@TwistOfTransistor]

It's so nice to see Dave talking about his old things so happy. He is looking brightly recovered after this last challenging years. PS... BWB? is an incredible masterpiece.

[@jlopez65]

Admitting that he loved listening to EARLY Def Leppard was AWESOME! Pyromania was the last Def Leppard heavy album.

[@tolsen8212]

Dimebag was also a huge fan of early Def Leppard and cited Pete Willis as an influence on his guitar playing. A lot of those early Pantera glam era records sounded like Def Leppard.

[@tjcaruthers5593]

Totally agree with Dave. And you. 100% the last good album from Def Leppard was Pyromania. Hysteria had a few good moments.

[@tolsen8212]

@@tjcaruthers5593 I think Hysteria is a masterpiece, but it's like Metallica's Black Album or Judas Priest's Painkiller - where they're so "perfect" and well produced that they lack a little of the character of some earlier, less polished or less commercial records. I do think Def Leppard have done some decent stuff since, but it's not NWOBHM certainly.

[@genghiskhando5507]

On through the Night and High and Dry were the 2 best albums they released

[@tolsen8212]

@@genghiskhando5507 The best NWOBHM albums certainly. Killer riffs. Then they did 3 hair metal/glam records, two of which were perfect. Then they made some ok soft rock records ever since. A few great ballads here and there - Two Steps Behind, When Love & Hate Collide, Have You Ever Needed Someone So Bad etc.

[@Stevie-Steele]

In a parallel universe there's a dude named Dave Mightaine who had talent but never had the drive to succeed. Dave MUSTaine is different - he's as driven as it gets. He told himself he MUST succeed and you betcha he did.

[@michael7v6]

Clever!

[@blahzay_]

@@Stevie-Steele corny

[@mofo6907]

Theres also a guy names Dave Mustard Staine who has mustard stains on his clothes

[@illustrate303]

It’s what separates a lot of ppl. It’s the drive that most don’t have and they sit around and wonder why am I not where I wanna be? Point being I agree

[@davelightman]

Good picks. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Well done for getting Dave on!

[@BeeAyeSueRah]

Eric Young interviewing Dave Mustaine was not what I was expecting. Great interview!

[@DGemme1000]

I heard him on Marc Marion. Awesome! He talked about his dad being in the Masons. Fascinating.

[@jamescalender4560]

He's mellow out; but in a good way

[@IrLosin]

I love it when it's about the music. Who cares about personal life stuff. Music is what binds us and what interests us. Haven't seen Dave so relaxed in an interview.. ever..

[@MetalHeart8787]

True it's good to see what they Like I Remember reading about Dave liking Let there be Rock it influenced the Speed in Metal Music. I also Agree & Did a video about Def Leppard Not Playing Good Rockin Riffs anymore. Dave is always calm & Serious in Interviews.

[@robnhood1416]

Yep, most metal channel interviewer would ask questions unrelated to music or asking about the same old feuds.

[@Anjohl]

Look up videos of Lars or Kerry King talking about music. I could listen to it all day. They're fans first.

[@Pasculli07]

When I turned 10 in 1980, my uncle gave me some money to buy whatever I wanted. I went to a record store with a friend and bought the acdc album that Dave chose just because of the cover. I would never have imagined that I would become a big fan of acdc's music to this day.

[@221b-l3t]

Kind of funny. Imagine if the album cover that caught your attention was The Bangles or some 60s psychedelic stuff, they always had fantastic cover art. You're life may have ended up completely different.

[@EricFansher]

I know they are still very successful, but early Def Leppard had had something really special. Dave said what every original Def Leppard fan feels. THey were an amazing riff band and threw it all away to be a ballad band. Those 1st albums hit as hard as anything AC/DC ever put out.

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

Hell yeah. High and Dry is a masterpiece. Hit and Run middle section has one of the greatest riffs I ever heard.

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

Oops, I meant Let it Go

[@joshpelton8068]

I have to politely disagree. I always felt that they became a very special band when they started writing super dense, pop metal with tons of overdubbed guitar parts. That being said , I am mostly a fan of extreme metal ( death, thrash, groove etc) and so when it comes to more commercial metal and hard to k , I tend to be into the power ballads. Whether it's Poison, or skid row I usually skip right to the " every rose has its thorns* or the " I remember you" type songs .

[@Truthkiller13]

"threw it all away" 😂 You mean they propelled themselves into the stratosphere ? Have you listened to anything past Hysteria ? There are eight more albums that arnt "ballads".

[@trendmassacre8423]

Def Leppard has/will always be my favorite hard rock band, they have always clicked with me the most. Megadeth and Testament have/will always be my favorite metal bands for the same reason!

[@jdooris83]

I love Dave talking about Pete and Steve as a guitar duo

[@LukasMatejka-du5hb]

yes, early Leppard were easily as good as any other top NWOBHM band..... still remember hearing "The Overture" from their first EP and it was sublime experience..... and "High n Dry" easily one of the greatest metal albums ever made

[@braudhadoch3432]

We all now understand Dave as if a friend and the love people have for him is deep. A human being we have had all our lives. In our ears and living room

[@kevy4548]

I got that aces high pic my sisters boyfriend from England lucky to have in Australia in the late 80's,thanks dav

[@BerntSunde]

I really enjoyed this. Thank you!

[@johnhartman5507]

Saw them live a couple weeks back and it was fantastic! They were very sharp and Daves vocals were on the money!

[@JB-lp9xr]

Ditto. In Pittsburgh. Freaking great!

[@UseTheSupeRsonic]

I love that he discussed "the riff". Something you don't hear as much in metal anymore is a really good RIFF, like you did in the 70s and 80s. What people often called riffs now aren't really such, they're still mostly part of the accompaniment. For something to be a riff, it's gotta have a melody to it, a quality that counterpoints with the underlying chords--regardless of whether it's a single-note thing or if it's a chord progression. The opening chords to Highway to Hell is a riff because those chords form a melody in them. Seek and Destroy's opening phrase is a definitive riff..again, it's got a melody. When you hear all the "butt-rock" on the radio or typewriter stuff, there aren't a lot of true riffs in there.

[@JB-lp9xr]

Yep. My definition of a riff is; If you can pick up a guitar, play it, and the song is instantly recognizable, then it’s a riff. It has to stand on its own. There are so many songs now where the guitar part is just one ingredient in a big mushy mess.

[@UseTheSupeRsonic]

@@JB-lp9xr well it goes back to the melodic element, but you're spot-on. A major reason I have a hard time getting into most of the metal now, is just like you said: there's so much MUSH. It's all loaded up with atmospheric effects and I can't headbang to that shit. I hate to say it, but Devin Townsend is one of those artists I struggle with, Jinjer, Spiritbox and all that stuff, Lorna Shore. Super talented, but every song is just SLATHERED in reverb. I'm definitely no purist by any means, but there's just too much shit going on in a lot of these bands' songs. I'd rather be listening to Lady Lightning by Picture or Motorcycle Man by Saxon.

[@221b-l3t]

I joined a symphonic metal band and I've been injecting some good riffing to make it interesting. Been ripping of the best of the 80s. Some power chords a few fiddly bits to make it like a melody and a few thirds instead of just piwer chords to add flavour. They look at me like I'm some sort of genius but I just listen to a bunch of Ratt and Dokken and all that and do my best impression. :) Bit more interesting than open E chugging. Which a lot of metal is these days. That's why I like death metal despite not being a big fan of the vocals. They still got awesome riffs. Kinda mixing the clichee 000000000 with some melodic elements. But yeah Ratt is great. Like you say if you can recognise the song by hearing the riff it's good. I think half my riffs are blatant imitations of "What you give is what you get" and a few Dokken songs. I add my Sabbath influence for some doomy sounding stuff and make sure to rip off some melodies from Bach and Mozart and voilà, awesome riffs that I can play all day long and headbang until my lovely neighbourhood cops show up to admire my Marshall and issue a threat. :) I think I know all of them now. The highlight was a super beautiful female cop who played guitar making suggestions on ehat frequencies to cut so it didn't make the entire apartment complex shape. But if you're raising the volume every few minutes beyond the point of pain and near uncontrolled feedback you know you have a banger! But often I get the vocal melody first and I can make a chord progression for that but I've been struggling to turn chord progressions into riffs without it sounding obvious that that's what I'm trying. Been ripping off Hendrix too, just play the chords and add a few moving parts to make it a different chord and a few fiddly bits in between. Of course I don't want to exaggerate my talent for riffs since this Friday someone will buy my first and only Marshall to pay for rent. So definetly still doing the pizza boy thing but we got some studio time booked and a few gigs. I could really use some cash... and thankfully none of them listen to Yngwie Malmsteen so my aweful impressions of him for leads has been turning a lot of heads. If anyone remembered the 80s my playing would be extremely unimpressive but most don't so I'm good. I shall soon be ripping off Randy Rhoads as well.

[@larrykelly7624]

Great video! I could listen to Dave all day.

[@markobuenrostro8977]

I could listen to Dave talk for hours

[@taylorsnyderutube]

Love Megadeth. Maybe my favorite band of all time. I discovered them in my youth during the early 2000s when they were having a resurgence. Saw them in 2005-2006 for the Gigantour. Dave Mustaine's voice was out, disappointing BUT I got exposed to their opening act, Dream Theater, during Dream Theater's peak. What a f***ing show! The crowd was so hot for Dream Theater they got an encore, lucky me.

[@221b-l3t]

Man I gotta give them another chance. A friend of mine growing up, we we're both big shredding fans, he more Steve Vai me more into the doughnut hater and he always insisted I would love Dream Theater but kinda never got into it. I am very aware of Petrucci though, watched a few interviews and I like him a lot and his playing is insane.

[@SimulacronX]

His voice is amazing

[@Moochband]

Killing is my business has such a cool demo-esque sound and enthousiasm it is still my favourite

[@RetroRocketReview]

that first deth LP was not totally original now that i know more, look into Texas speed/power metal bands demos/LP's that never made it big

[@RetroRocketReview]

but yah, that debut still is better than EVERYTHING else they did

[@resonancebody8380]

nice smile. dave is the man

[@toddmorrissey8372]

"Ides of Wrath" is my fav Maiden song too, DAVE!!!!

[@thor7564]

The Ides of March

[@MrMegaFredZeppelin]

Dave Mustaine is a Genius🎸ROCK ON!!!!!!!🤘🏻🤙🏻✌🏻

[@denniswerner1670]

Saw them in September, 2024 in Michigan. They sounded phenomenal. Vocally, musically perfect.

[@islandfocus2]

Dave Mustaine is the man!

[@thelolguy007]

Dave is the real I discovered Metal. He is the guy. And Megadeth are the band 🤘🤘🤘

[@DruceBickinson-o3o]

Age has made him a hippie. Love you dave. Keep promoting peace and love man.

[@zeketrick]

Dave Mustaine was the name I used a few times in Highschool when I got in trouble with the cops as a teenager 1987. We were pretty crazy back then....Then.... I got arrested and had to tell them my " Real Name " 😬

[@nebo1186]

hahahahahaha bro

[@JB-lp9xr]

LOL. My “in trouble” name was always Glenn Tipton.

[@SHENDOH]

I was Paul Dianno in my high school yearbook

[@221b-l3t]

​@@JB-lp9xr You better not use that name if you can't shred! I always used the name of a former friend I ended up hating. I knew his adress, so when you pretend to have forgotten your ID, the cops here check the adress of the name you provide. Worked a bunch of times, usually it was just a warning nothing big so they where satisfied with noting my name. In return I didn't snitch on him once when he committed a major crime that didn't hurt anyone (he blew up a trash can with his illegal firecrackers and the cops thought it was a bomb and closed down the entire neighbourhood.) I had to drive through and there was like 100 cops. I asked them what happened and they told me to move along there's been a bomb. Saw the destroyed trash can in front of his house and I immediately knew who it was...).

[@oildalejones567]

In 1987 I was a new concert security guy at the Bakersfield Civic Auditorium. Alice Cooper was headlining and Megadeth was opening. My buddy and I were walking around before the doors opened and suddenly there’s this guy with magnificent red hair in front of us, shaking our hands. “Hi, I’m Dave!” I’ve loved him ever since. That was the first and last show I got to throw someone out of the orchestra pit.

[@toddprater14]

Seen that concert in joe Louis arena in Detroit, Michigan was my first concert…awesome show it was coops constrictor album tour 2-13-1987

[@jamess3532]

I'm a sucker for all things Dave Mustaine. I love hearing his stories and it's great to see him coherent, calm and healthy. See you on tour Dave. Oh, and great album choices too.

[@heyguyslolGAMING]

In Dave we TRUST!!!

[@Ferpero]

the thumbnail shows General Mustaine but when a press play i said “ i know that voice?” godamn Eric Young.wrestling and metal goes hand in hand 🤘

[@NerdyFrames2000]

Good to see Eric Young on a TV screen doing his thing

[@davidcurtis4478]

I'm LOVING this!!!! Wow I've got to go to that place. Dave, incredible man! It would be a dream come true to walk that store with you. I had that Aces High album a long with my Megadeth albums and Metallica. One album I always loved was Iron Maiden Live After Death. Me and a friend used to go to album stores back in England and we would get Maiden albums, shirts, patches, then would go home and listen to them together. God I loved those days!! Just a few years later I was in Scotland with Bruce Dickinson. That was incredible! Hey Dave I'm friends with Mike and Kathy L. Keep Rockin' hard man 🤘🥁🤘DC

[@alexegoavil7590]

Early Def Leppard is such good hard rocking band, such a shame they abandoned their roots

[@tcoxy]

The best Mustaine is when he is showing us some of his sense of humour. Great list Dave.

[@uurr1969]

let there be rock is so hardcore it still rips your face off 40 years later

[@mitchrider3361]

Dave’s always Real, Honest and who he is is who you get. No BS or poser crap

[@mikeyhodge6191]

Metal, wrestling, vinyl. My 3 favorite things.

[@Bogeyman19DidNotScareMyAss]

Chicken pot pie the three for me

[@christinaabair2971]

I could listen to Dave Mustaine talk all day every day!! True gentleman genius, loved this show!!!! 🔥🤘🏼🎧🖤

[@Greg-w9j]

In 1988 Dave lived on Cherokee at the Santa Fe apartments just down the street from Sunset Sound. I would see him in the elevator. Quiet dude.

[@toddmorrissey8372]

Too geeked out to talk. Elevators are especially tough when you're high.

[@Greg-w9j]

@@toddmorrissey8372 he seemed sober.

[@gentelmanjunkie542]

​@Greg-w9j I seemed sober in my twenties. Spoilers I wasn't.

[@toddmorrissey8372]

@@Greg-w9j those years of '87-'90 were likely his most drug-fueled. Ellefson lived in place on Cherokee that same period with a broad. Was it this apt? You see him too? Also sober?

[@BornHeadless96]

Yeah 1988 he was really fucked up

[@stevelynch5843]

Def Leppard's Rock Brigade the solo in that song is still top 5 for me 40 plus years later

[@nickfuller20]

Great interview, haven't heard a few of those stories!

[@user-tv1le7sw2l]

Megadeath is one of the GOATS in metal. I saw them in Daytona Beach in this little club. What struck me was many of the people in the bar were smoking crack and they weren't even being suttle about it. The police inside didn't even care that this was going on. That's my Megadeath experience.

[@blahzay_]

@@user-tv1le7sw2l there’s no ‘A’ in Megadeth.

[@user-tv1le7sw2l]

@blahzay_ don't blame me, blame Grammerly. So much for AI.

[@zundap100]

Great show with Dave, thanks for video. 🙂

[@schroffgezockt]

Eric Young hosting a Interview-Show about Vinyls and Dave Mustaine as a Guest?! I must be dreaming?! Instant like & subscribe!

[@FreddyVanPfaucht]

Amazing!! Two massively under-appreciated contributors to their fields of expertise. Eric is a wonderfully insightful interviewer, because of how he gives the guest their space to speak, he’s also not shy to mention his pro wrestling career, major player in TNA

[@danlove4270]

Thanks! Great interview

[@GabrielGrant-ln2cl]

This was awesome, love DM!

[@freedomworks3976]

Anything AC/DC is beyond legend

[@kaptkrunchfpv]

I really like how Dave has matured over the years. I am super happy for him!

[@slamegarobinson]

LEGEND I LOVE YOU DAVE

[@BusyAir]

Was not expecting this to be so awesome. Respect.

[@mikefox6631]

Cool as you know what!!! Thanks so much!

[@jakenaeger8149]

Saw Megadeth for the 4th time, fall 2024 in St Louis. They ripped it up. Note for Note. Like the albums were being played. It was everything a metal show should be. Mad respect for Dave and the current lineup. Dirk is the best drummmer they ever had and thats not a knock against the others. The dude is just that good. Teemu is as good of a guitarist as theyve had and thats saying something. Man can he rip it clean. James L is also a legend. Great bassist.

[@musicmann8965]

I love dave giving metallica and guns n roses there props when daves in a good mood hes a teddy bear

[@casper8265]

Him picking def leppard actually shocked me, I was expecting something like Budgie or UFO 😭

[@YBM2007]

Not the first time I'm hearing 'On through the night' in relation to early Metallica, Def Leppard was a very different band in those years and they started out very young

[@vovindequasahi]

Dave is the Man! So great to see him in good spirits! Never noticed it before, but Dave's got a bit of Clint Eastwood in him.

[@ercel_hook9802]

Let's be honest, Dave Mustaine is beyond an icon to the metal world. He is a god. Sorry, not sorry.

[@coldacre]

ummm not really. 😂 he’s the second best dude. and a bit of a whiny nerd. good guitarist. but god? no… Eddie Van Halen is a god. Page is a god. not this guy

[@uome20bukz]

@@coldacre none of these guys are gods. They’re just people who are/were really good at what they do.

[@Frostwulf1313]

​@@uome20bukznone of them are really people. They're just beings being beings.

[@somethingelse04]

@@coldacre 🤡

[@somethingelse04]

​@@coldacre🤡

[@stingray427man]

Great Band, Symphony of Destruction my fav

[@shawnfate2656]

I love that he picked def lep, i get crap for being a early def lep fan and a metal head

[@bloemundude]

You take a mortal man and put him in a shop. Insult his aging tastes But his rocking will never stop!!

[@RandyJohnson777]

I really enjoyed this discussion thank you

[@megatedassaultituary6783]

hahahha loved every bit of this, didnt feel like a podcast but a talkshow. old school..love it. Mustaine is forever young \,,/

[@THEDAILYRIFF]

That was a great podcast. Dave is awesome. The world needs to show this side of him ❤ 🤘

[@dichpheltman7368]

It’s always neat seeing the people you’d get from a record store shopping at a record store

[@sweetestperfection90]

14:10 Dave taking his time to make sure and use neutral nomenclature when speaking about Northern Ireland... unlike that other time!

[@johnhumbeutel8204]

What a great idea for a podcast. I wish I had a record shop.

[@lostone13]

Def Leppard and Dave Mustaine together now my Christmas is fulfilled

[@SHENDOH]

First 2 albums were solid. Once I heard photograph they were over for me. I was gone like Pete Willis

[@chassegardee7694]

3:11 The Metallica shot for Am I Evil is pretty insulting lol

[@delta-1769]

Huge fan. This band is so talented and under-appreciated for the true genius's they are!

[@chrispowers8339]

More of this please!🙏😉💪👍🫡✌️

[@НиколайМальцев-э1у]

Дэйв легенда !!!!

[@etrhythm]

Love ya Dave...thanks for everything...live long and prosper

[@MustaineRattlehead]

VERY fun interview. Was not expecting to see Eric Young when I first clicked the video. 😂 Really loved the way he conducted the interview.

[@MetalGildarts]

Wait he is that wrestler from TNA then???

[@MustaineRattlehead]

@@MetalGildarts YEAHHH! I remember him from NXT, however.

[@reneprusseit8236]

Love Dave and Megadeth - Greetings from Germany

[@chipper2462]

It was nice of the host to take time away from wrestling to do this interview with Dave.

[@TheGreatBaronOBeefDip]

Needs to be an asterisk next to that particular Diamond Head record: Get the original 1980 version with Sean Harris, that re-recording is awful, get the original.

[@paulh6673]

It's a bit confusing, but that artwork is just a reissue of the original album, and it is the version with Sean Harris. It is just remastered. The re-recording has a mainly white album cover, in a sort of homage to the original self-released version. I don't mind it, and Ras is a really great vocalist, but I can understand people not enjoying that sort of thing. To further muddy the waters, the little audio clip they played of Am I Evil was from the re-recording with Ras!

[@shaynewest8757]

That's not the rerecorded version it's just a different cover.

[@TheGreatBaronOBeefDip]

@@shaynewest8757 Oh ok I didnt know, I think they played the rerecording and it sounded shit.

[@bathory5026]

Yeah that's the most current reissue but sadly the track they played was 2020 Evil​@@TheGreatBaronOBeefDip

[@rohannidhitiwari9365]

Rest in Peace Paul Dianno. What a singer.

[@221b-l3t]

And untimely. He was starting to get a little bit of attention and the Maiden guys where beginning to talk to him a little more, I was hoping for some collaborations or something and then suddenly he was gone. Along with Number of the Beast, the first two albums are my favourite. I'm not a huge Maiden fanatic anymore but I still love those albums.

[@esseel7896]

Daves right let there be rock is the best rock album ever. it will never be topped.

[@LuizPauloCE]

I'm able to recognize all of those influences in Dave's music

[@Djpaulyt]

Didn’t realize Eric young had a vinyl podcast. Grew up watching him on TNA this is awesome

[@ironmilton]

I wasn’t sure if it was the same Eric young from TNA but yea this is cool😎

[@johnconway7484]

I knew that was you Eric young. The best voice in the business... Any business.

[@alijala-o2y]

Thanks Dave,hats off~

[@UrisisthegameNet]

I sincerely love this king,

[@AgentBeans]

Dave!!! You legend!!!!