Megadeth - Take No Prisoners (REACTION!) (Finishing 'Rust In Peace') 

Banger

The best.

For sure, the legend, RIP.

So goooood

God bless him. Legendary

Every MD song ever lol

Dave, alongside James, is one of the best rhythm guitarrists of all time. Period.

You are correct sir! @@AlemaoMEGAReimer

What do you think he just stands around until the outro...they both play rhythm, I don't think Dave has any leads in this particular song. Any exposed parts of rhythm in the beginning of the song is Dave.. So it's Dave's rhythm "solos"

Dave is The Mastermind. Great at solos and far beyond great at riffs

Ryan and George...you fellas are gonna LOVE Lucretia. The groove this song lays down complemented by the dueling guitar solos between Marty and Dave are absolutely ridiculous!

Agreed!

Lucretia is the best riff they've ever done. Criminally underrated song

Lucretia is Marty at his absolute best.

@@conorbyers3746and Dave at his soloing worst by contrast. It was like hearing broken glass dragged across a chalkboard. As a songwriter Dave is keen, as a soloist it’s best that he left the majority of that work to the experts.

It’s considered a Thrashterpiece.

hahahahaha@@OpnDoarPlcy

@@OpnDoarPlcy Niiiiicccce!

Top 5 in my book 🤘

Undeniable.

They did it and didn’t like it as much as we thought they would

the final riff on wake up dead is one of the very very few megadeth sounds groovy and stank face material

​​@@TBass050is that reaction only on patreon?

@@The_Aleph_Null The final riff in Wake Up Dead is one of Dave's best.

@@4md17 must be

Dave can sing over riffs he plays that Kirk Hammet couldn't even play without singing over them.

@@revylokesh1783 lol true, I love Kirk but he’s nowhere near papa Dave

Sings is a strong word

​@wiltonribeiro616 hahahaha very true - more like "squeezes noise out of himself"

What do you expect from the man who created the genre.

That was an awesome tour. Also with Anthrax and Slayer, who played Seasons front to back for its 20th anniversary. Such a great show.

Seen Dave many time. Clash of the Titans first.....Hampton va. With slayer and anthrax

I caught that tour in Lubbock! I went to that show over my senior prom, hahaha.

You just made me remember my teen years when i saw their announcement for the RIP anniversary and also the first time we saw Ellefson back (in a pro recording tho) and i waited for it like a kid waiting to open presents on christmas, and then when i got the DVD it was like wild ride, i know people give shit to Broderick just for not making orgasm faces while playing, but damn that man played every solo almost if not perfectly.

Yeah, Marty was a great lead, but Mustaine, as a rhythm, is one of, if not, the best. His leads are also insane, and come at a machine gun pace.

Marty also plays rhythm

Won the Riff God award! LOL

Dave does write the rhythms for the most part, but they trade solos back and forth. Dave is absolutely no slouch in the lead guitar Department

Am I the only one who sees that the main comment was posted 4 months ago? While at the same time RU-vid is showing me that the video was posted 5 hours ago.

Most of his solos were note-for-note what Chris Poland played as well, but Marty's tone is amazing.

Dave is the Riff Master!! Only behind The Great Tony Iommi!! Hatfield in a close third

*Hetfield

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath will be auto-playlist for them. Especially the riffs at the end

Killing Yourself To Live and Sabbra Cadabra and just....... the whole album

Yessss...Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

I was thinking N.I.B, its something I KNOW they would lose their minds over

@@TheScorpia12 yeah, for sure. And people don’t request that one much

I don’t always run half marathons, but when I do, I listen to Megadeth

I still listen to this album several times a week when driving to the gym.

Yo thought only i listened Megadeth while training, Mustaine’s music gives so much energy that fits perfectly

Megadeth and Metallica !! No need for caffeine.... lol @@TheGabrielSevero123

Right !! No need for caffeine ..lol@@TheSeanMichael

They should just react to all Megadeth

They’d dig Elysian Fields as well

The album sounds like shit and the songs are moronic. Dave was zonked out of his mind writing this stuff. There are limits to stupidity and Mustaine crossed them this time too far. This is not technical nor ambitious: this is pretentious wankery. And worst of all: IT IS BORING, despite being played at enormous speed and having Friedman as a lead guitarist

Agree 100%! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Yup. I feel the same way in reference to doing those two tracks in one video.

Reckoning Day live is sped up and it's fantastic. The one in Phoenix.

THIS! You have to listen to Dawn Patrol and Rust in Peace at the same time!

@@evanhooper1 it's old patron videos dude, they did it months ago

Agree

They did play a lot of their songs at a faster tempo during those days to fit in as many songs as possible in their time limited set list. The early 90's were Megadeth's best days as far as live performances go.

I don,t think MUCH higher is possible LOL

Please skip breadline though 😂

@@VitoVitonerLanci It's a good song!

From countdown, I'd add "This Was My Life"

@@sumonjamal1653 it's definitely one of the songs ever made

I would add High Speed Dirt, Skin O' My Teeth, and Sweating Bullets. I love those songs and think they are very accessible

George would freaking flip over that drum solo.

Dace wrote most of Killem All

Especially live in Sofia.,best live version.

Agreed. I have been playing 20 years and this song is a burner.

See the 1990 San Diego version of this song, they almost play it at twice the speed, imagine that 😅

Not the solos.

Pretty sure Marty also laid down rhythm tracks for the record but yeah, it's Dave's riffs. Marty's solo

@@anish3183 Dave always plays some of the solos.

I wanna say that whole album it much more accessible to the mainstream. It was my 1st MD album. I bet it was for most people.

@@danbardos3498 Rust in Peace is my fav MD album, but I can see how non thrash lovers might need some time to digest it.

Countdown to extinction it's a good one too.... What you think?

I believe they did it a few years ago but only for their Patreon users. I was hoping to hear their reaction to it.

They'd love Architecture Of Aggression, especially the bass riff before solo.

Trust is a good choice. Also This Was My Life. I feel like they would like that one

I totally agree man. Especially Trust and Almost Honest.

Lucky to of seen that lineup I was bit young and hadn’t got in to them till maybe 94 and first live show at the roundhouse Sydney 05.

How is Metallica consistent with albums like St. Anger or Lulu? Seriously?

@@rockdrigo9326 I definitely should've rephrased that, because you are 100% right. Metallica, when they had Cliff Burton, was more consistent. I give them 3.5 albums - I think you see the cracks in And Justice... forming. After Cliff died, they seemed to have an identity crisis that stuck with them up through today. So yes, overall they're horribly inconsistent, but in their heyday, going against Megadeth (so first 4 albums each), I'd say Metallica was mostly more consistent. Rust in Peace was solid all the way through tough.

I totally did