JohannesUlver

I haven't listened to this work yet, but there's one thing I'm sure of: it was Fish all the way!

Some comments are mind-boggling... seriously... @_@ Anyway, great album and good review.

5 all my life.

I see myself a lot in what you wrote. Best regards.

You're welcome, Doctor.

Moreover, for me, this is a masterpiece compared to Youthanasia. If "A tout le monde" had been this Endgame instead of that silly pseudoballad that drags the album down, this record would have marked the definitive comeback of Megadeth.

Dear doctor, I’ve written about it too. For me, the album deserves a 4; I gave it a higher rating because the average on this page seems unfair to me. And I’m tired of hearing all those classic groups being discussed with phrases like "they're no longer themselves"... "their masterpieces are behind them"..."they should retire." Can people simply not listen to a record without thinking about the rest of a group’s or an artist's career, or "where metal is headed today"? Is it really that impossible to sit down and listen to an album, just evaluating it for what it is, without comparisons, contrasts, etc...? Personally, I find it unbearable to be around people who can’t do this; they’re the type who, if you take them in a car and the stereo is on, must absolutely know the name of the band playing before they can give you their opinion on a track. "Rust in Peace" is the GEM of thrash, unattainable, but is it so impossible to listen to a Megadeth album without comparing it to the MUST from '90?

In Milan, at the last 2 concerts, I believe almost no one thought like you, dear Doctor.

"still" was implied.

@GEB: how do you listen to Megadeth, how do you listen to Metallica, how do you listen to Motörhead, how do you listen to Slayer, how do you listen to Saxon, how do you listen to Iron Maiden, how do you listen to Sodom... you can add the others. But please...