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Rust in Peace
- The Inside Story of the Megadeth Masterpiece
- Narrated by: Dave Mustaine, David Ellefson, Chuck Behler, Tony Lettieri, Randall Kertz, Pam Mustaine, Bob Nalbandian, Mike Clink, Nate Ryan, Max Norman, Fred Berman, Vikas Adam
- Length: 4 hrs and 39 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Categories: Arts & Entertainment, Music
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Get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of Megadeth’s iconic record, Rust in Peace, from the band’s lead vocalist and guitarist.
When Rust in Peace was released in 1990, the future of Megadeth was uncertain. Fresh off their performance at the record-breaking Monsters of Rock festival, and with knockout new albums from Slayer, Anthrax, and Metallica dominating the charts, the pressure to produce a standout statement record was higher than ever.
In Rust in Peace: The Inside Story of the Megadeth Masterpiece, the band's lead vocalist and guitarist, Dave Mustaine, gives listeners a never-before-seen glimpse into the artistry and insanity that went into making the band's most iconic record. He recounts the arduous task of hiring the band and supporting cast, of managing egos and extracurriculars during the album's ensuing success, and succumbing to the pressures of fame and fortune - which eventually forced the band to break up.
And yet, Megadeth's demise was just the beginning; the birth pangs of the record were nothing compared to what came next. Alcohol, drugs, sex, money, power, property, prestige, the lies fed to the band by the industry - and the lies they told each other-threatened to eat away at the band's bond like rust, devouring it until only the music survived.
Featuring a foreword by Slash
Critic reviews
"You cannot discuss heavy metal without mentioning Dave Mustaine and Megadeth. I've known these guys since their beginning. We took them on their first national tour. This is one of the bands that sharpened the cutting edge of metal. This book tells the roller coaster story of their iconic album Rust in Peace and delves into their personal struggles to keep it all together while dealing with addiction. This struggle and eventual success is one of the things that make Dave Mustaine and Megadeth as a band so compelling. They went through it all and then some, and they came out the other end of it. It's one of the things we have in common. I am proud to have had a small hand in their sobriety during this period of their career. This book is a must read for metal fans. Herein lies their story - Glory, Destruction and Redemption." (Alice Cooper)
"Rust in Peace is an album that means so much to so many it's worthy of this book solely dedicated to it. And now I can't wait for the movie!" (Scott Ian of Anthrax)
"With a foreword by Guns n' Roses' guitarist Slash, and a who's-who of music industry participants, this rollicking history is a no-brainer for metal fans." (Publisher's Weekly)
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- GC
- 29-06-22
Illuminating
The first quarter / third of the book is the content within Mustane's autobiography (drug and relationship chaos). The detail on the writing and recording was new to me, about one of my favourite ever records. I saw them on that tour and play the songs in a UK Megadeth tribute Band. Great to have it all read by the people themselves!
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- Trevor Beckett
- 14-02-22
Not what I was expecting...
I struggled to get through this, despite my love of Megadeth and Rust being one of my all time favourite albums.
Way too much talk about drugs and how wasted they were and way too much repetition - you would hear one band member say something and then another band member repeat exactly the same thing a minute later! It felt like no one was editing it properly.
Lots and lots of bragging too from some band members which was cringe worthy at times.
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-10-21
story behind one of the best thrash albums ever!!!
not often ill actually finish a book but this I loved hearing all about the the madness of the making of Rust In Piece especially by the legend himself Dave Mustaine.... Must hear for any Megadeth fan
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- Grizzly
- 03-02-21
Part of my history
A really interesting insight to one of my favourite bands. I was at Donnington Monsters of Rock in 1988 and have enjoyed the band ever since. Some tragic events and sad moments, but I enjoyed hearing how the band changed and evolved throughout the years
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- Wesley Roskell
- 03-02-21
hello me it's me again
very interesting piece of metal history. I have to write 15 words so I'm guessing this will do.
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- Brett
- 12-01-21
Great last third.
Too laboured stating how addicted they were but the actual recording of the record but was good in the last third.
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- Rob E
- 06-10-20
Great Metal Memoir
Really good, full cast of Megadeth related people reading their own memories. Great insight into the making of a great record!
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- Amjid H.
- 13-09-20
not as detailed as I'd wanted
too much focus on the drug taking not as much on the actual recording of the album.
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- Mr. J. Cole
- 11-09-20
Great insight into the world of metal
Im a big Megadeth fan. Have been since 1990. And even though being a fan I knew some of these events, it was still fascinating to hear how things came about.
Love the way the book leads in from the end of the So Far So Good tour cycle, the getting clean to how the Rust line up came about and the events after. It's a great balance and brings back a lot of memories for me of that period as I lived it as a fan.
Even if you're not a metal or Megadeth fan, the story of recording while getting sober is good enough alone. You could say this is as much a book about getting over addiction as much a book about one of the greatest records of all time.
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- david fawcett
- 09-09-20
Mustaine definitely exerts his control
some great stories, definitely glad its not all from Dave M's perspective, hearing the same stories from multiple points of view definitely helps to weed out some of the bullshit and ego, and have a better shit at seeing what actually happened. worth the listen, especially if you remember those days leading up to the RIP album, and the years after, or simply want to see the miraculous feat it was that such a perfect record could be made in such utter chaos and disarray.
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- Robert Guill
- 24-03-21
Truth behind the Greatest Heavy Metal Album Ever
Dave Mustaine allows the truth to be told even though members still Don't agree. The members have truly agreed to disagree and that is ok. It is refreshing to hear this. It is powerful and eye opening on how Mustaine really is, even though you hear lies and BS told about him. You can hear its not true. This was great hearing this from the guys themselves.
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- james wray
- 22-09-20
Amazing story
Great story to one of the greatest albums ever released. good to hear them talk about the history of that time. Wish Nick was alive to talk about it himself though.
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- Dave Westphal
- 21-09-20
I love Megadeth
This book rocked!!!! I've read both of David's books and they were awesome as well. I love how
everyone talks in this book. Great job guy's
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- Christopher Green
- 03-08-22
Great insight into the making of a phenomenal record
This was an incredibly insightful account of a record that changed so many lives. I do wish that all the members had spoken themselves as I think it's adds more sincerity, but after hearing the whole thing I totally get why that couldn't happen.
I only listen to music biography books and this is in my top 3.
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- Melodee Herrera
- 26-03-22
Mustaine is a great big jerk!!!!!
I could not believe what a great big jerk Dave M was. I have been major Megadeth fan since 1985 but after him firing David Ellefson last year and now listening to his books, I am no longer a fan of his.
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- Rusty METAL J
- 27-01-22
LOVEZ IT
I already have Dave's autobiography. I loved it. This was just as good. I love that this book was read by the people in it.
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- Casey Downs
- 24-09-21
Wow! Amazing retelling from those involved
Beautifully Chronological!
Narrators perfectly timed in their recounts!
& Dave's inner voice always set his side straight .
Just Awesome
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- Dayna
- 14-09-21
Another great one by Dave
This is a great book from start to finish. It even touched on what happened with the Rust reunion. Getting a close look on how the album and the band all came together. The detail is really in depth and at times you can picture what was going on.
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- Cherith Cutestory
- 24-05-21
Who the hell is talking?
Good book but very confusing, because you have no clue who's talking. Someone recounts a story and you don't know if it's supposed to be Friedman or a producer or an old bandmate. Before anyone starts talking, they should say who's uttering the words.