If he had broken that kid's arm in the sweating bullets video that kid would have owned it going around saying,"guess who broke my arm". Dave Mustaine breaks your arm its like a rite of passage not an injury
Damn!!! Wayne did all of my favorite Megadeth videos!!He's awesome! Train of consequences, 99 ways to die and sweeting bullets ....this is the first time that i discover the man behind them (Wayne Isham)
This is Dave Telling how to become the Best at what you do.Know what you want,Do it,Give 200%at what you do,And have Fun doing it.And when you are still at the Top of your game Decades Later ... All doubters have no Choice except to recognize.And the Gift,Product,ect. you leave to the World will be in eternity...
The video was about extreme instances of the demerits of an out of control gun culture [babies killed, guns in school], even right wingers will sort of agree to that aspect of gun control. So, not necessarily a clear cut "ban guns" message as is often the lefty view these days.
I find it very interesting that all these BRUTAL Metal bands (or sarcastic ones, like Faith No More) came out of a "Liberal" progressive city such as San Francisco and the Bay Area... wasn't this region "beautiful" to live? peaceful, etc? just like on TV sitcoms, huh? makes you wonder what kind of life the ordinary people were living in that region, to generate all that anger and resentment on the inside... wow... it's always in the "liberal" regions too
just a thousand bucks to have the PRIVILEGE of renting a room in San Fran, a room with a single bed, were you thinking of king size bed you fool??? what a shithole
in the beginning of my metal discovery, videos had its benefits , via Headbangers ball, as Radio sucked even back then ...despite having 1 or 2 hours during the week with 1 hour metal radio, but not always in my awaking hours, and recording on Tape sucked...VHS recording better back then in the early to late 90´s
I can see hangar 18 and sweating bullets music video's being pricey but a tout le monde? All they had to do is dig a hole and have people jump in, I can't see it costing $400,000.
ya i agree with that im also glad he didnt stay in metallica because we would have never gotten megadeth.i have been a metalhead from birth and dave was a big influence on my playing at a young age and still is
This is an amazing documentary, all Megadeth's videos were fantastic, but why does Dave look so fucked up in this? especially his eyes. He looks baked.
I absolutely love Risk...but c'mon dave, don't talk about not selling out and keeping true to your origins. youthanasia, cryptic writings, risk...love those albums but c'mon man....you even started dressing all new age and shit
I know. How annoying to have to deal with his personality if you are a close friend or band mate. He's delusional if he thinks that they didn't change their sound in a sellout manner. Youthanasia was their black album, cryptic was load, and everything after that goes along the same lines, with risk being their st. Anger. It's so blatantly obvious to us on the outside.
only megadeth video that I remember that I hated was no more mr nice guy. wtf...daves hair looked like the little vampire girl from interview with a vampire
me cagaba cuando lo pasaban en vh1 y creia ke eran los videos de verdad y cuando veia que era el progama este me enojaba pero lo veia de todas maneras, ni modo que no, es mi banda favorita
I find it very interesting that all these BRUTAL Metal bands (or sarcastic ones, like Faith No More) came out of a "Liberal" progressive city such as San Francisco and the Bay Area... wasn't this region "beautiful" to live? peaceful, etc? just like on TV sitcoms, huh? makes you wonder what kind of life the ordinary people were living in that region, to generate all that anger and resentment on the inside... wow... it's always in the "liberal" regions too
Don't care for 99 Ways to Die's gun control message, but I think it's more about keeping guns out of the hands of children and teens than banning guns completely.
