Peace Sells... But Who's Buying

What a year the '80s were for Megadeth. Without being in Metallica and growing both separately, Dave Mustaine turned his fury into a unique technical thrash metal...
Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?

Peace Sells is a classic. Its opening bass riff is so legendary!!!

What did you think of the album ?

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 23 days ago
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Fuel

Released as the third single from Reload in 1998, “Fuel” reached No. 6 on Billboard's Mainstream Rock chart, No. 2 in Australia, and No. 31 on the UK Singles Chart. The song quickly became a fixture of Metallica's live shows and according to the band's official website, has been performed 592 times as of July 2026. Metallica first performed it live on February 9, 1997, months before Reload was released.

What did you think of the song?

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 23 days ago
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Metallica performing Whiplash

Metallica performing Whiplash on 9/17/91 in Dortmund, Germany.

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 25 days ago
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Don't Go Away Mad.

Mötley Crüe took the stage at the 7th annual MTV Video Music Awards at the Universal Amphitheatre in Universal City, California.

The Crüe delivered a live performance of “Don’t Go Away Mad,” bringing their unmistakable glam metal attitude to the MTV stage!

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 1 month ago
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Metallica performing Creeping Death on 8/31/85 in Oakland, CA.

When was the first time you seen metallica live?

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 1 month ago
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DEATH - Voice Of The Soul

Enjoy - What is your favorite song from the The Sound Of Perseverance ?

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 1 month ago

live at Shades in Orange Park - covered with sores

Butchered at Birth is the second album by Cannibal Corpse. It was released in July of 1991, through Metal Blade Records.The album was recorded at Morrisound Recording in Tampa, Florida, and was produced by Scott Burns. It is considered to be musically and lyrically more extreme than the band’s debut, Eaten Back to Life.

The album’s music represents an evolution to pure death metal from the thrash metal oriented sound of its predecessor. Barnes stated that the album is a concept album about butchery. Its cover artwork was created by comic book artist Vince Locke, and depicts a pregnant woman being dissected by zombies.

During this time, the band was having four hour practice sessions five days per week. The writing process for the album’s instrumentation was a collaborative effort. Guitarist Jack Owen recalled that everybody was writing tons of shit and vocalist Chris Barnes said the band was writing a song every two weeks. Drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz said it was months of us trying to be the most brutal band on earth. He claims to have written the opening riff in Gutted.

Also they were on tour with obituary and Agnostic Front

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 1 month ago
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“MOTHER” — live on The Jon Stewart Show, 1994.

Danzig unleashed their self-titled debut album , a record that introduced a new chapter for Glenn Danzig and gave us one of the most recognizable songs of his career.

Produced by Rick Rubin and featuring the classic lineup of Glenn Danzig, John Christ, Eerie Von and Chuck Biscuits, Danzig brought together crushing riffs, blues-soaked darkness and Glenn’s unmistakable voice.

To celebrate the anniversary, here’s the classic lineup years later tearing through the song that became an anthem:

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 1 month ago
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"Seek and Destroy" (Live, '83)

This is the song Hammett soloed on at his April 1983 audition, the day Metallica fired Dave Mustaine.

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 2 months ago
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Pantera played their final live concert

Pantera played their final live concert with the classic lineup of Phil Anselmo, Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, and Rex Brown at the Beast Feast festival at Yokohama Arena in Yokohama, Japan.

The night got even more legendary when Slayer guitarist Kerry King joined them on stage for “Fucking Hostile.”

The final Pantera show with the legendary four. One hell of a way to close the chapter.

What a fucking night in metal history.

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 2 months ago
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Ozzy Osbourne - Shot In The Dark

Ozzy Osbourne took the stage at the historic Moscow Music Peace Festival at Lenin Stadium in the Soviet Union and unleashed “Shot in the Dark” on a massive crowd.

With tens of thousands of fans packed into the stadium, Ozzy commanded the stage while a young Zakk Wylde tore into the guitar work with the raw energy and attitude that would soon make him a metal legend.

An unforgettable moment from a historic festival that brought metal to Moscow in a way the world had never seen before.

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 2 months ago

Megadeth hit the stage at the El Dorado Saloon in Carmichael, California, opening for King Diamond on the Wake Up Dead Tour.

Megadeth were on the road supporting their upcoming classic Peace Sells… but Who’s Buying? — just months away from changing the metal world forever.

Megadeth + King Diamond. 1986. What a lineup!

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 2 months ago

For Whom the Bell Tolls

Jerry Cantrell of Alice in Chains joined Metallica on stage during their Shit Hits the Sheds Tour stop at the State Fair Grandstands in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Cantrell came out as a guest guitarist for “For Whom the Bell Tolls.”

u/DEATHBYMETALMMB — 2 months ago