Megadeth
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Report and Interview by Simon Witter, NME, February 1987
MEGADETH are the cream of the new Speed Metal crop. Deth squaddy Dave Mustaine discusses life in HMs fast lane with souped-up SIMON WITTER. ...
Megadeth: So Far, So Good... So What! (Capitol)
Review by David Stubbs, Melody Maker, March 1988
THE DEATH MACHINE ...
Interview by Roy Wilkinson, Sounds, May 1988
Even as MEGADETH have ploughed a smooth trajectory towards the megabuck realms of big league megametal, leader DAVE MUSTAINE has grown ever more muddled in ...
Live Review by Christine Natanael, Reflex, August 1988
SUBSTANCE, MESSAGE, uprising, controversy, extremity, intelligence – were all on display at Beacon Theatre in the form of Megadeth, churning up anger and angst among ...
Megadeth's Dave Mustaine on Rust In Peace
Interview by Christine Natanael, New York Review Of Records, Fall 1990
"AUGUST 24TH MARKS the anniversary of our last performance. Since then nothing's really mattered," emphatically states the enigmatic Dave Mustaine. That date was in 1988. ...
Interview by Andy Gill, Q, December 1992
ON A TWISTY MOUNTAIN ROAD ABOUT 25 miles outside Toulon, another mad bastard is laying his life on the line, taking his bike way over ...
The Last Word: Megadeth's Dave Mustaine
Interview by Paul Elliott, Kerrang!, July 1997
The ultimate questions on life, sex and making a prick of yourself. This week, MEGADETH's Dave Mustaine compares notes with Paul Elliott... ...
Interview by Joel McIver, Record Collector, Winter 1999
After sixteen years at the forefront of speed metal, Megadeth are releasing a new album, Risk. Joel Mciver finds controversial frontman Dave Mustaine a reformed ...
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