First Time Hearing À Tout le Monde by Megadeth | Suicide Survivor Reacts 

Good to see you back and smiling!

I miss Chester Bennington . His death felt personal to me .

@@jeremyjensen1491 My friend, I’ve learnt that even though life can be tough and overwhelming there still is happiness and beauty to be found, especially when least expected. The fact you have commented here today shows you are a fighter and I tip my hat to you, long may it continue.

There’s a couple killer songs you would like by nofx… try out the video for The big drag and the video for I love you more than I hate me.

Thank you for this vid! ❤️ Mental health awareness is so important and you are super compassionate! You seem like a great human! Thanks for that⭐ needed this vid🙂

Yup. I belive he said it's just a song about the last words of a person on their deathbed. Not suicide related.

The suicide interpretation is so weird to me, I never got that from the song.

@@_veikkomies “so as you read this know my friend…” I’m gonna be that guy and say it’s not hard to see why ppl make the connection.

@@eldiego68 I think it's more what comes after those lines. "These are the last words, I'll ever speak. Now set me free." I think that's where the idea of a suicide note can maybe be pushed a little more, even if it's wrong

@@tylercady3985 ellipses

Bravo.

Indeed , a real guitar master!!!!

also dave mustaine in 80s: Imagine you were at my station And you brought your motor to me Your a burner yeah a real motor car Said you wanna get your order filled Made me shiver when I put it in Pumping just won't do ya know luckily for you Whoever thought you'd be better At turning a screw than me I do it for my life Made my drive shaft crank Made my pistons bulge Made my ball bearing melt from the heat Oh yeah yeah We were shifting hard when we took off Put tonight all four on the floor When we hit top end you know it feels to slow Said you wanna get your order filled Made me shiver when I put it in Pumping just won't do ya know luckily for you Whoever thought you'd be better At turning a screw than me I do it for my life Made my drive shaft crank Made my pistons bulge Made my ball bearing melt from the heat Oh yeah yeah Oh! ...

*was

@@DJBubbleBoy Stay in your bubble.

Very true. Check out 'Washington is Next' (2006) he talked about seven years of famine, sabotage people health, keep public undisciplined, or 'Lying in State' (2016) he mention New Normal, about how will history portray us as country. Mustaine is half sorcerer. 😁😁🤘🏻🤘🏻

Or... those issues have always been around. Holy Wars is about religious conflict, so it will always ring true.

"monitoring. Our wages, new world order. Comes in stages"

@R. Tell me... Will world war 3 be generic as fuck?

I'm mad that I can only like your comment once..

Well, Dave admitted that some songs in the early days were demonic. He stopped playing those songs live a long time ago.

@@ameliaward7429 well damn, dave bent over for the religious nuts. that’s great.

@@ameliaward7429Then he started again, because as he learned more about his faith he understood that singing an entertaining story about demons and ghosts (“The Conjuring”, “Lucretia”) and made up types of magic (“thermatology”😆 from “Five Magics”), will not manifest true evil in the world. The only things that manifest evil in the world are evil intent, and complicity with those who exhibit evil intent. Dave singing ‘The Conjuring‘ just makes a bunch of lonely , dysfunctional kids (and older blokes, like yours, truly) happy. Keeps us from causing real trouble, like… I dunno…lighting possums on fire, or eating the neighbour’s dog-then next week eating the neighbour’s kid. And nasal sex. That’s the newest delinquent craze. Y’know-all the usual stuff naturally evil adolescents get up to.

True they did not get the message this song was written with one message what do you say when a love one goes and how do you say goodbye that was the message

I see now that my dad knew in his final days and especially his final minutes. He started getting together family pictures. And just before he passed, he told my mom "don't forget to come kiss me goodbye" before leaving for work. She was puzzled and assured him she would never forget that. He passed before she went back in to give him that kiss. You are lucky for that beautiful moment!

Yep. The day my grandfather died he chased us from the hospital. He used every excuse he could come up with to get us to leave. Finally he asked us to go get my cousin (me and her were the oldest grandkids) so my family said ok called my uncle and went to get her. By the time we got to her house grandpa was dead

@@markcarpenter6020 He wanted it that way. I hope he went in peace.

@@MentalAmanda it was quick at least. He had a massive heart attack

@@markcarpenter6020 My mom was heart attack too.

True that.

Yep, “dead” on!

One sad note about that song is that it was written during when Metallica's original bassist Cliff Burton was killed during a tour bus accident when Metallica were doing their *Master Of Puppets tour* in Europe. Dave Mustaine was good friends with Cliff at the time even when he got kicked out of Metallica.

@@davidhabert Yea. It truly is a sad story and a rough time to see Cliff go so young. Another little sad factoid about the song is that when Dave first heard about Cliff's death, he immediately went to do some dope, proceeded to cry and compose the entire song.

One of my favorites.👍

Bro Metallica is similar to Megadeth . Dave is more talented than James and Co . The truth is when Cliff died , ideas died with him and Metallica did worst and worst albums .

Come on, better react to a song like Break it Down Again by Tears for Fears

YAY!!!!!

Yes! Check that track!

Mega ditto on use the man! Powerful! Dewit!

Your English is great and I hope to see you around again!

I am so sorry about your brother. Keep sharing his love with the world!

@@MentalAmanda we do still tell all the funny stories about him..so sorry to hear you lost your parents at such a young age..but you're doing good stay at it..and please listen to that song or at least read the lyrics..neil peart was an amazing lyricist and he hit the nail on the head with this one...much love and hang in there.

You're never alone! We're here!

Can confirm. I can remember sitting at my desk in 5th or 6th grade and thinking to myself "married at 20, kids by 30" ... ... Yeah :/ Well 11yo me isnt the first person I've let down in my now 40 years of life, and I'm sure he wont be the last. The key is just keep breathing, keep swimming. Just. Keep. Swimming. :)

@@michaelriddick7116 So true. I appreciate the Dory reference, but in not being a fish, I eventually just got tired. Now I float alot, going nowhere.

Merci beaucoup!

This record was their Black Album, imho, song writing and production wise. With Countdown being Megadeths AJFA, my other favorite of theirs. Then things went a bit down hill for both bands after those, my opinion again. As Pantera and Meshuggah carried the torch for the heaviest of metal, short of death metal, keeping metal interesting and going. 🤘

@@silvercloud1641 That's an accurate analogy/comparison (Countdown = AJFA ; Youthanasia = M5/BA), and I'm inclined to agree. The stuff after Youthansia (save for the Hidden Treasures EP) did not resonate with me quite as well, as Cryptic Writings seemed to lack whatever it was that pulled me into every Megadeth album prior, so I never got into it. Risk and everything else that followed, was probably better, but by then I was a bit too removed to really dive into the albums and get reacquainted with all the post-Youthanasia material. So I also concur with your "downhill" assessment. The only difference is, while I pretty much stopped buying Metallica albums (save for the Garage Inc compilation) once the disappointment that was Load happened, I would still buy every new Megadeth release, just to keep the ole collection up to date and complete ((Megadeth's "evolution" was not as much of a "transgression" as Metallica's was for me - at least Mustaine & Co did not cut their hair! LOL). However, with every new album, the idea of doing a "listening session" got more daunting, and my limited time did not make it any easier. I heard that Death Magnetic was some kind of "redemption" effort, but I was not particularly impressed. I guess my interest in Metallica has waned too much to really care about anything beyond the "classic" era of the first 3 albums, the EP, and the 2 "sellout" albums ; in short, I'm only interested in anything Metallica before 1992, with Garage Inc being the only exception to that cut-off point. As you say, that's all merely "imho", lol. :-) Cheers.

@@BlackieNuff "was not as much of a "transgression" as Metallica's was for me - at least Mustaine & Co did not cut their hair! LOL" Lols. True. But there is one thing I have to hand to Metallica. No matter what all these years they still stuck together. More like a true band, a family. Not just hired musicians. 'Through The Never' was solid and spot on even after all these years, if you haven't seen it catch it on Netflix. With the exception of Cliff's death and two other long standing members on bass, it has been the original line up since their debut record. That's a very long time. Like what 40 years? Most bands don't last 40 months or even 40 days, let alone 40 years. The ultimate road dogs!

@@silvercloud1641 Another good point! I've tried to think of another band with as many original member mainstays (departures-and-returns do not count) who endured anywhere near 4 decades, and I could not think of anyone. That's not to say there isn't any, only that I could not think of them. Despite my "vast" knowledge of bands and artists out there (whether I listen to them or not), it's still pretty limited. I think maybe the closest picks I could find only last as long as a decade or two at most with most if not all original members, and anyone with the same kind of consistent longevity has had a revolving door of session/touring musicians but no real official members. In the case of the latter category, I've completely lost track of who all has ever "served" in the ranks - and I used to be pretty good at memorizing the lineups of all the bands I listened to. Haha, eventually, with every new album by whatever band, I'd look through the little booklet and realize another lineup change, and I'd be like "Aww, jeez! ANOTHER new guy??" At some point you just throw your hands in the air and say "whatever... as long as they are tight and sound good". :-P

@@BlackieNuff Megadeth had a good thing going with CDTE and Youthanasia. It should also be noted technical skill isn't the only thing that makes a great band, otherwise everyone would be playing classical or jazz based music. Megadeth could run circles around Metallica, with Dave singing on top it. But Metallica was just always bigger and more relateable. It's like smooth vs. chunky peanut butter. Both are good really, but that chunky and slower tempo Metallica had seemed a bit heavier and more pleasing over all. I also think many prefered James over Dave on vocals. Megadeth is still one of the greats, but Metallica is pretty legendary. Cheers. 🍻

Keeping a memory journal helped me immensely because it gave me a way of keeping my memories with my parents. Here if you need to talk!

Espero que lo pueda ayudar a otros 💗

Hum, i love Cristina but the original version is better.

I'm sorry that you didn't get the love and support that you deserved as a child and that you lost your precious grandma. I believe that you will find your worth and find ways to share her love with the world 💖