I know this was my first video posted, but I NEEDED to post it again. It's just too awesome to be left unseen. Public Enemy No. 1, from their album Th1rt3en. Megadeth + guns + retro video + MONKEYS = FUNNY AND EPIC VIDEO. Freaking perfect!
Showing posts with label Broderick. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Broderick. Show all posts
Saturday, October 20, 2012
Megadeth - The Right To Go Insane
Megadeth is back on the blog! I started posting many artists, but not Megadeth. Yeah, shame on me.. Anyway, here is "The Right To Go Insane" from their 12th album, Endgame. I really loved this one. And the video is just superb. Highly recommended (Isn't this why I post the videos, because they are recommended? Just ignore that..). Megadeth + Dave Mustaine on screen + military tank + destruction = EPIC MUSIC VIDEO.
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
Megadeth and Rob Zombie announce co-headlining tour
TREK KICKS OFF MAY 11; INCLUDES HIGH-PROFILE ROCK FESTIVAL APPEARANCES AND WRAPS MAY 26 AT ROCKLAHOMA
Megadeth Interview: Chris Broderick Mourns His First Guitar
Megadeth Interview: Chris Broderick Mourns His First Guitar [VIDEO] | Yell! Magazine
After our interview with Lacuna Coil’s Andrea Ferro at Gigantour 2012, we were asked to wait backstage, near Megadeth’s operations room, which was near the main entrance from the garage. We ended up chatting with the guard on duty, who was a really young guy who couldn’t visually tell the difference between the metal performers and the roadies. It was quite amusing seeing Dave Ellefson and Shawn Drover arrive at the venue and watch the guard stutter out, “Ah, excuse me, do you have a pass?” To which a roadie quickly replied, “They’re in the band.” Same thing happened when metal god Dave Mustaine arrived with his sweet-smelling arm candy.
But, I can’t get down on the security guard too much; Volbeat could have walked past me and I wouldn’t have known them from an emo kid needing his overgrown Justin Beiber hair cut.
After awhile, we were escorted to the Megadeth interview room to wait for our interview with Chris Broderick. The room was adorned with walls, sports memorabilia, and antiquated wooden trim, among other things, instead of black curtains squaring off an area. There was a queue of media types waiting for their interview, as a couple different interviews were conducted simultaneously and one right after the other. It wasn’t as intimate as we’re accustomed; it was sort of like getting a lap dance in a strip club – everyone could see and hear the goods you were getting.
In our interview with Chris Broderick, we learned what his first guitar was and why he regrets not having it anymore, and we tried to get him to talk shit about Dave Ellefson, but it didn’t exactly play out the way we wanted it to.
Enjoy and…
Rock Hard!
Click me for the original post. Aww, it felt nice xD.
After our interview with Lacuna Coil’s Andrea Ferro at Gigantour 2012, we were asked to wait backstage, near Megadeth’s operations room, which was near the main entrance from the garage. We ended up chatting with the guard on duty, who was a really young guy who couldn’t visually tell the difference between the metal performers and the roadies. It was quite amusing seeing Dave Ellefson and Shawn Drover arrive at the venue and watch the guard stutter out, “Ah, excuse me, do you have a pass?” To which a roadie quickly replied, “They’re in the band.” Same thing happened when metal god Dave Mustaine arrived with his sweet-smelling arm candy.
But, I can’t get down on the security guard too much; Volbeat could have walked past me and I wouldn’t have known them from an emo kid needing his overgrown Justin Beiber hair cut.
After awhile, we were escorted to the Megadeth interview room to wait for our interview with Chris Broderick. The room was adorned with walls, sports memorabilia, and antiquated wooden trim, among other things, instead of black curtains squaring off an area. There was a queue of media types waiting for their interview, as a couple different interviews were conducted simultaneously and one right after the other. It wasn’t as intimate as we’re accustomed; it was sort of like getting a lap dance in a strip club – everyone could see and hear the goods you were getting.
In our interview with Chris Broderick, we learned what his first guitar was and why he regrets not having it anymore, and we tried to get him to talk shit about Dave Ellefson, but it didn’t exactly play out the way we wanted it to.
Enjoy and…
Rock Hard!
Click me for the original post. Aww, it felt nice xD.
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