Been listening to this album a lot recently, what does Sup Forums think about Rust In Peace?
Been listening to this album a lot recently, what does Sup Forums think about Rust In Peace?
David Bailey
Other urls found in this thread:
theonion.com
twitter.com
Parker Edwards
/thread
Cooper Morales
kek
Isaiah Sanders
Benjamin Fisher
It's pretty much saying, "Megadeth made the best piece of art ever, so artists releasing music now is just an insult to this."
Leo Walker
>It's pretty much saying, "Megadeth made the best piece of art ever, so artists releasing music now is just an insult to this."
tl;dr
Samuel Stewart
Megadeth > All \m/
Carter Anderson
lmao, Ik rite XDDDD
Jack Torres
What do you perfer user?
Thomas Butler
nah man I enjoy Megadeth I'm just shitposting
Austin Butler
What's your favorite album? I'm really torn between Peace or Rust
Charles Fisher
Same, but it always ends up being Rust
Adam Lewis
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say Sup Forums likes Rust in Peace quite a bit
James Gutierrez
pretty good dad metal tbqh
Wyatt Jones
Unironically the all-time best metal album. Every heavy riff I've ever written is pretty much somehow inspired by this album
Xavier Ramirez
I recently listened to the remaster for the first time in a long time. It's really bad to the point that I don't know if I would have ever gotten into the album if I had been listening to that all my life. A lot of the parts are really fucked up. It's too bad it's the only version on spotify
Justin Davis
So far So Good > Rust >>> Peace Sells > everything else
Grayson Clark
It's good
Kayden Gomez
Lot of stolen Judas Priest licks on there, especially in Hangar 18.
Josiah Myers
that's incredibly wrong
John Flores
kek
Levi Turner
Both versions are on Spotify, aren't they?
Parker Peterson
dad metal is fucking GOAT
>tfw finding live after death in your dad's stack of dope ass CDs
Tyler Nguyen
Best thrash album ever made, one of the best metal albums in general ever made
Owen Price
Probably the best thrash album I've heard but then I very rarely listen to metal because it's tiring and boring to me for the most part.
Ethan Hernandez
>one of the best metal albums in general ever made
Practically the very best
It has everything, and keeps the melody
This is the most extreme metal can get without venturing into the realm of self-parody, pretentiousness, and cartoonish emotions.
I can deal with growling, but I prefer singing/yelling desu. And once you add growling, the instruments tend to follow suit and focus on "brutality" rather than songwriting and melody.
It sounds superlative, but this album is pretty close to the logical conclusion of rock music, while retaining what rock is. Cerebral, yet visceral, smart, yet full of attitude.
It's technical without being needlessly showy, it's melodic without being saccharine, it's aggressive without being overbearing. It's got punk influences, prog influences, jazz influences, blues influences, while not wearing those influences on it's sleeve.
To think Dave has such a grating voice and still made it work for him. And his lyrics are excellent, too. Some even a little prophetic, and the political ones are still relevant today.
It's really an incredible album, one of my favorites.
Jackson Foster
>Trying to make dad metal a thing
William Bailey
El em el
Ian Sullivan
>his lyrics are excellent
It's a great album, bu settle the fuck down.
Colton Thomas
I can get behind this. So Far' So Good is actually one of my favorite albums.
Easton Evans
>Computer banks to rule the world
>Don't look now to Israel
>It might be your homelands
>Your body has parts your country can spare
>Thermal count is rising
>In perpetual writhing
>The primordial ooze
>And the sanity they lose
Just because it's not poetry every single line doesn't mean the lyrics aren't excellent. There's no fat on any of them, and Dave still illustrated exactly what he wanted to, while still dropping a clever line here and there, or some nice imagery.
Excellent. Lyrics.
Alexander Sullivan
>Military Intelligence
>Two words combined, can't make sense.
I love this album, but even that's a little cringy.
Gavin Bennett
>Computer banks to rule the world
>Instruments to sight the stars
honestly my favorite lines off the album
William Ramirez
Definitely tongue-in-cheek
It's innately humorous, but the whole album is also saying why war is bad and what it can lead to and what is has lead to in some cases.
It's not saying that those in the military are "unintelligent" in the literal sense, it's saying that to be "military" is to be chasing insane and frankly stupid goals, ie killing other people for dominance.
It's making fun of them. Said with a wink. That's all.
Brandon Cox
Unironically correct, even though it's a joke.