
by Hathradic States » Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:52 pm

by The Musically Gifted » Sun Oct 17, 2010 5:18 pm

by Hathradic States » Sun Oct 17, 2010 5:40 pm

by Eliasonia » Sun Oct 17, 2010 6:12 pm
Maineiacs wrote:There once was a man from Belfast
Whose balls were constructed of brass.
In stormy weather
They'd clang together
And lightening shot out of his ass. :D

by The REAL Glasers » Sun Oct 17, 2010 10:35 pm
The Musically Gifted wrote:but metallica (before St Anger) is better and more talented

by The Rich Port » Sun Oct 17, 2010 10:37 pm

by The Musically Gifted » Sun Oct 17, 2010 10:53 pm
The REAL Glasers wrote:The Musically Gifted wrote:but metallica (before St Anger) is better and more talented
lolno. Just about every single lead guitarist Mustaine has ever played with embarrasses Kirk's sloppy ass, not to mention Gar Samuelson's prowess on drums compared to Lars Ulrich's terrible playing, Megadeth also had Nick Menza and Shawn Drover.
Megadeth has 4 great albums compared to Metallica's 2 great ones and 1 good one. Megadeth's albums feel like they flow better and Mustaine has always been a lot better a riff writing than Hetfield and Hammett.

by The REAL Glasers » Mon Oct 18, 2010 12:25 pm

by The Musically Gifted » Mon Oct 18, 2010 3:16 pm
The REAL Glasers wrote:What qualifies Metallica as better songwriters? RtL was made up almost entirely of uncredited Mustaine riffs and MoP even had some of his contributions as well. AJFA is one of the most dragged-out, completely uninteresting albums. The rest was just generic trash. As far as Thrash goes, Megadeth wins.
I wasn't saying Mustaine was a good guitarist, I was saying he's great at writing riffs. Mustaine's lead playing is sloppy, which is why he's had incredible lead guitarists that range from Marty Friedman to Chris Broderick, all of which can play circles around Hammett.

by The REAL Glasers » Mon Oct 18, 2010 6:18 pm
The Musically Gifted wrote:The REAL Glasers wrote:What qualifies Metallica as better songwriters? RtL was made up almost entirely of uncredited Mustaine riffs and MoP even had some of his contributions as well. AJFA is one of the most dragged-out, completely uninteresting albums. The rest was just generic trash. As far as Thrash goes, Megadeth wins.
I wasn't saying Mustaine was a good guitarist, I was saying he's great at writing riffs. Mustaine's lead playing is sloppy, which is why he's had incredible lead guitarists that range from Marty Friedman to Chris Broderick, all of which can play circles around Hammett.
Rtl had two songs credited to mustaine
Mop had maybe one but it is unconfirmed
and you still cant deny hetfields voice kicks mustaine's ass
Metallica had way more hit songs at epic amingness (Master of Puppets, One, and Fade to black for example) than megadeth who had maybe 3 songs that are simply amazing
and i dont like you bashing Hammett's guitar playing, he's one of the greatest
i like both bands but metallica is still better. es obvio

by The Musically Gifted » Tue Oct 19, 2010 12:01 am
The REAL Glasers wrote:The Musically Gifted wrote:Rtl had two songs credited to mustaine
Mop had maybe one but it is unconfirmed
and you still cant deny hetfields voice kicks mustaine's ass
Metallica had way more hit songs at epic amingness (Master of Puppets, One, and Fade to black for example) than megadeth who had maybe 3 songs that are simply amazing
and i dont like you bashing Hammett's guitar playing, he's one of the greatest
i like both bands but metallica is still better. es obvio
I can and I will. I love Mustaine's voice, he's also kept it in better shape. Hetfield could never live up to the records, even back in the late 80s. His voice just strikes me as cheesy in some cases and has no place in Thrash anymore.
A friend of mine played with Chris Poland, who is formerly of Megadeth. Mustaine wrote more riffs than he was credited for, but because he did not demo the riffs or anything like that, he could not legally claim them. Four Horsemen is the only one he had sufficient proof to legally claim rights to.
"My Last Words" is more "epic" than anything Metallica has ever put out. One and Master of Puppets drag on for way too long, Fade to Black is great though.
Hammett was great, now he's sloppy as hell and can only rely on a few tricks, Chris Broderick can play circles around him, just look him up.
You're speaking like a Metallica fan that owns every one of their albums and a Megadeth fan that has only heard the radio singles.

by Strator » Tue Oct 19, 2010 7:35 am

by Halfmanistan » Tue Oct 19, 2010 10:58 am
I don't see a "Bardo Pond" optionSjfiowe wrote:Neither, they're both too fast and not distorted enough


by Eliasonia » Tue Oct 19, 2010 11:47 am
Sjfiowe wrote:Neither, they're both too fast and not distorted enough
Maineiacs wrote:There once was a man from Belfast
Whose balls were constructed of brass.
In stormy weather
They'd clang together
And lightening shot out of his ass. :D

by Demen » Tue Oct 19, 2010 11:52 am
Hathradic States wrote:Quite simply, who do you think is better? And why do you think that they are better? Discuss why one is better than the other.
I, personally, can't chose. When I think "What are my five favorite metal songs?" four of the five are Megadeth. However, I listen to Metallica more often. I can't quite describe why.

by Balrogga » Tue Oct 19, 2010 12:02 pm

by Eliasonia » Tue Oct 19, 2010 12:20 pm
Balrogga wrote:I liked both bands until Metallica sold out. After their Black Album they have put out nothing but crap and I refuse to listen to it. Megadeth on the other hand has not changed their style. Dave keeps kicking ass even today. Dave even supports music on the internet while Metallica are the ones who started the fall of Napster and the other sites bringing the music companies into the scene. Research the history if you do not believe me.
In summery:
Old stuff, I love both. New stuff, I can leave Metallica where it deserves to be and listen to Megadeth.
No competition.
Maineiacs wrote:There once was a man from Belfast
Whose balls were constructed of brass.
In stormy weather
They'd clang together
And lightening shot out of his ass. :D

by Demen » Tue Oct 19, 2010 5:36 pm
Balrogga wrote:I liked both bands until Metallica sold out. After their Black Album they have put out nothing but crap and I refuse to listen to it. Megadeth on the other hand has not changed their style. Dave keeps kicking ass even today. Dave even supports music on the internet while Metallica are the ones who started the fall of Napster and the other sites bringing the music companies into the scene. Research the history if you do not believe me.
In summery:
Old stuff, I love both. New stuff, I can leave Metallica where it deserves to be and listen to Megadeth.
No competition.


by The REAL Glasers » Tue Oct 19, 2010 6:50 pm
Eliasonia wrote:Balrogga wrote:I liked both bands until Metallica sold out. After their Black Album they have put out nothing but crap and I refuse to listen to it. Megadeth on the other hand has not changed their style. Dave keeps kicking ass even today. Dave even supports music on the internet while Metallica are the ones who started the fall of Napster and the other sites bringing the music companies into the scene. Research the history if you do not believe me.
In summery:
Old stuff, I love both. New stuff, I can leave Metallica where it deserves to be and listen to Megadeth.
No competition.
I can tell i am going to take some heat for this but i must say i disagree. Times changed and like most bands do, they adapted. I don't call that selling out. Also not everything after the Black Album was crap. Load and Reload were both solid albums with kickass songs (Unforgiven II, Until it Sleeps, King Nothing, Memory Remains, Fuel, Whiskey in the Jar). St. Anger sucked i will agree but DM is a fucking awesome album imo and also has a variety of kickass songs (That was Just Your Life, BB&S, The Day That Never Comes, Cyanide, All Nightmare Long, Unforgiven III). so again, I must disagree with you and say Metallica over Megadeth any day.

by Eliasonia » Tue Oct 19, 2010 7:25 pm
The REAL Glasers wrote:Eliasonia wrote:I can tell i am going to take some heat for this but i must say i disagree. Times changed and like most bands do, they adapted. I don't call that selling out. Also not everything after the Black Album was crap. Load and Reload were both solid albums with kickass songs (Unforgiven II, Until it Sleeps, King Nothing, Memory Remains, Fuel, Whiskey in the Jar). St. Anger sucked i will agree but DM is a fucking awesome album imo and also has a variety of kickass songs (That was Just Your Life, BB&S, The Day That Never Comes, Cyanide, All Nightmare Long, Unforgiven III). so again, I must disagree with you and say Metallica over Megadeth any day.
Metallica completely watered down their sound so they could sell out larger arenas, that's the very definition of selling out.
Maineiacs wrote:There once was a man from Belfast
Whose balls were constructed of brass.
In stormy weather
They'd clang together
And lightening shot out of his ass. :D

by The REAL Glasers » Tue Oct 19, 2010 8:41 pm
Eliasonia wrote:The REAL Glasers wrote:
Metallica completely watered down their sound so they could sell out larger arenas, that's the very definition of selling out.
So slowing down is suddenly selling out? Sounds like a load of bs to me. The change in James' voice was because he blew it out. Other than that, the only difference in the music was that it was slower. Explain how slowing down is selling out.

by The REAL Glasers » Tue Oct 19, 2010 8:43 pm
The Musically Gifted wrote:The REAL Glasers wrote:
I can and I will. I love Mustaine's voice, he's also kept it in better shape. Hetfield could never live up to the records, even back in the late 80s. His voice just strikes me as cheesy in some cases and has no place in Thrash anymore.
A friend of mine played with Chris Poland, who is formerly of Megadeth. Mustaine wrote more riffs than he was credited for, but because he did not demo the riffs or anything like that, he could not legally claim them. Four Horsemen is the only one he had sufficient proof to legally claim rights to.
"My Last Words" is more "epic" than anything Metallica has ever put out. One and Master of Puppets drag on for way too long, Fade to Black is great though.
Hammett was great, now he's sloppy as hell and can only rely on a few tricks, Chris Broderick can play circles around him, just look him up.
You're speaking like a Metallica fan that owns every one of their albums and a Megadeth fan that has only heard the radio singles.
That is actually quite accurate...I have always loved Metallica but am a pretty new Megadeth listener...but I've heard enough to know that I prefer Metallica. Mustaine's voice weaker...sounds strained at times
One and Master of Puppets dont "drag on" they are masterpieces and are so good they feel short despite the length.
I agree Hammett's skill has diminished some with age, but that happens to everybody
About the uncredited riffs no one will ever know what Mustaine did or didnt do but Mustaine and Hetfield.
Hmmm I've never heard "my last words" i'll look it up!
I've actually enjoyed this nice conversation we're having about two awesome thrash bands!
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