Metal Injection — Aw yeah. You can now stream "Sudden Death", the track that Megadeth recorded specifically for the new Guitar Hero game (details here). Listen above and imagine yourself pressing the four colored buttons in sync with the music. Some of the solos on he... more info

Metalsucks — We’ve seen Dave Mustaine play the song, and we’ve heard a crappy rip filmed directly from the television monitor of a gamer. But now you can finally listen to the studio version of “Sudden Death,” the new Megadeth song that appears in the jus... more info

Metal Injection — Click Here To Watch The Video Everybody jizzed over the big jam at the end of the Big Four show featuring members of Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax but the big question was where was most of Slayer? Dave Lombardo came out to do some drumming... more info

Metalsucks — No one is better at keeping track of album release anniversaries than Cosmo Lee. So we need to thank him for pointing out that Megadeth’s Rust in Peace — still their best album, if you ask me — came out twenty years ago today. Cosmo has an exte... more info

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Metalsucks — So last week we got a video of Dave Mustaine playing “Sudden Death,” the new Megadeth song from Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock; now reader John Spartan has uploaded a video of the song filmed directly from the game itself. It’s still not studio ... more info

Metalsucks — Congrats to MetalSucks Maniacs Matt Fields, Daniel Agundiz, Lance Perkins, Ken Wells, and Terry Baldwin; they each correctly identified last week’s logo as belonging to the band Massive Aggressive, and they each consequently win a copy of Megadeth... more info

Altsounds — *Megadeth* hits the road again this week for the 20-city U.S. *Jägermeister Fall Music Tour*, featuring 1991's original American "Clash of the Titans" lineup: Megadeth, Slayer and Anthrax. Check out a new video from *Megadeth*'s lead vocal... more info

Metal Injection — Back in the day NO band was heavier than Crowbar, pun intended! The obvious jokes aside, the early 90's were a very strange time for the metal genre. You had your legends such as Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax peaking in attention and sales. Yo... more info

Undercover, Australia — Megadeth frontman Dave Mustaine doesn`t mind other musicians copying what he does because he says there is nothing original anyway. more info