Disc 1 (try tracks 1,2,8,9 and 10)
Disc 2
Live recordings always suck compared to actually being there in real life. When you hold live recordings to the studio recordings inevitably they aren't nearly the quality. If they were no one would bother with going to a recording studio. But it should go to show you that music is a lot of hard work, one that very few people appreciate. I have seen Megadeth MANY times live and never once did I think it was a bad performance.
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Um yea mustaine sang for metallica, it was just before they made their debut album, Kill em All. and if you knew anything about thrash metal ud know that. and no s**t that was james singing. like i said before, it was when they were doin gigs when he sang for metallica... i t was also when metallica was good.
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elandfill... . M u s t a i n e never sang for Metallica. That was James singing.
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I totally agree with bob bobbenstein. Cut the crap you douche bags. I'd love to see you sing and play guitar in front of a couple thousand people.
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y r people hating on mustaine?
noboby sings as good as they do in the recording studio as they do on stage so cut the bullshit!! |
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I think he sings really well. You try singing in front of thousands of people. Leave the poor guy alone. He's been through enough already.
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If you think this is bad, go to livemetallic a . c o m and download the free 1982 concert. That has Mustaine sounding really bad!!!!! Wonder if Metallica released it for that reason?
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Its too bad about the vocals, because the playing is even faster and more frenzied than on the albums
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I like this album except for the hit and miss vocals. I don't understand how Mustaine can sing well one minute and horribly the other.
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might be the worst vocals ever on an official live release
i'll never forget how disappointed i was the first time i heard it |
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