Megadeth
Peace Sells (25th Anniversary Edt.) (Remastered)

Dave Mustaine was able to put his crazy guitar work to the test, by changing his arrangments around from the previous album Killing Is My Business...And Business is Good. With less crazy guitar solos and tight pulled down rythems, Mustaine looked towards making the solos and riffs, more straight foreward and meaningful!

The iconic sophomore album of Megadeth. This version in particular is great since it's only a remaster of the original 1986 mix and not Mustaine's remix from 2004 (which was completely unnecessary). A must have record in any metal collection.

A classic Megadeth album, with Dave Mustaine at a pinnacle in his thrash metal songwriting. Contains great song in Wake Up Dead, Peace Sells and Devils Island.

This album MEGA most fans of this legendary gang put on a par with "Rust in Peace", and many even give him first place among the group's discography. And, truth be told, it is not far from the truth. After the remaster of 2004, there were no complaints about the sound quality at all: it became more juicy and bass. As for the material itself, it is a classic thrash metal. Everything that this group has always been famous for - DRIVE, SPEED, BEAUTIFUL ARRANGEMENTS - is present on this album. The very first song "Wake Up Dead" begins with the megadetovsky thrash, which is familiar to all fans, which you will not confuse with anything. Mustaine’s voice was always very popular with my originality. Mustaine as a guitarist is objectively one of the best in the genre. Poland also looks good with her beautiful fast solos. Samuelson is a true techie. Elefson "concretes" the most beautiful and powerful songs with his original game. I especially want to highlight my favorite song "Good Mourning / Black Friday". Lyrical beginning gives way to a powerful speed thrash. It is somehow inconvenient to talk about it, but still: CLASSICS IS IMMORTAL!

This is the second most popular album in Megadeth music history. There is a feeling of being immature with listening now, but it is a certified masterpiece. In addition, since it is a 25th anniversary album, the live album is included as a bonus, so the value of the collection is sufficient. It is important to remember that the guitarist is not Marty Friedman(-_ Chris Poland) and the drummer is not a Nick Menza.(-_Gar Samuelson)