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Track Listings
| 1. Dialectic Chaos |
| 2. This Day We Fight! |
| 3. 44 Minutes |
| 4. "1,320'" |
| 5. Bite The Hand |
| 6. Bodies |
| 7. Endgame |
| 8. The Hardest Part of Letting Go... Sealed With a Kiss |
| 9. Head Crusher |
| 10. How The Story Ends |
| 11. The Right To Go Insane |
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2009 release, the 12th studio album from Dave Mustaine and Co. Recorded at the band's self-built brand new studio, Vic's Garage, located near San Diego and named after the legendary and iconic Vic Rattlehead character, Endgame was produced by Andy Sneap and Dave Mustaine, who also manned the boards for 2007's United Abominations. Endgame boasts the technicality, ferocity and snarl that's synonymous with Megadeth and their leader, Mustaine. It's a violent masterwork that represents Mustaine's best work in nearly two decades. In a musical world dominated by bands that make generic blanket statements, Endgame finds Mustaine, once again, making informed and substantial lyrical declarations about the state of the world we live in.
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ENDGAME is the follow-up to the critcally acclaimed return to form United Abominations. The album, produced by Andy Sneap and Dave Mustaine, has been hailed as one of the band's best albums in over a decade. The album includes trash anthems like the first single 'Head Crusher' as well as the politically charged title track.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By F. Arseneau
Format:Audio CD
Best album of the year, best album from Medadeth since Rust in Peace. Megadeth's last three albums just get your head banging. Solo after solo, prepare for some major goose bumps.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
By E. Vallee
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Endgame is a welcome return to form by Megadeth. After Rust in Peace and Countdown, the quality of their work has declined. Sure a lot of it was still good, but it just was not the speed metal that Megadeth helped create. With United Abominations we were given an album that was simply Megadeth discovering who they were once more, and with Endgame they have perfected it. Every track on Endgame feels like hardcore Megadeth. It is almost too easy to compare the speed of this album to Rust in Peace, and the writting to Countdown, but there is no better way to describe how far Megadeth has fallen and finally climbed back to become the leader of speed metal with this album. Even the one "slow" track (The Hardest Part of Letting go... Sealed with a Kiss) is filled with shredding dual guitars and disturbing lyrics. You wont feel preached to by Dave on this album, each song is written expertly with lyrics about drag racing, to sealing your wife's dead body up in a wall. This is the album that Megadeth fans from the 80's - early 90's have been waiting for. Make no mistake, Megadeth is back and better than ever.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
By socrateAD
Format:Audio CD
You'll find in this masterpiece album for the first time a sound that is a right combination between the best of Megadeth in 80s (excellent rhythm, speed and variety), and the best of Megadeth in 90s (refined harmony, melodic line that makes sense from the beginning to the end of a song, controlled solos, the voice is well defined not a grunt as in 80s).
Lyrics are again cryptic, powerful, childish, stupid and intelligent at the same time, which is an interesting trademark of Megadeth (don't count United Abomination that was a true abomination of poor ideas).
This album is extremely consistent. So it is up to the listener to establish what song fits better with his taste or mood. I will not highlight any song because there is no Angry Again or Secret Place in this one - meaning there is no one that stands up far above all the others.
Go grab it and enjoy it!
Lyrics are again cryptic, powerful, childish, stupid and intelligent at the same time, which is an interesting trademark of Megadeth (don't count United Abomination that was a true abomination of poor ideas).
This album is extremely consistent. So it is up to the listener to establish what song fits better with his taste or mood. I will not highlight any song because there is no Angry Again or Secret Place in this one - meaning there is no one that stands up far above all the others.
Go grab it and enjoy it!
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Megadeth Delivers with "Endgame"!
I've bought Megadeth's "Endgame" album the day it came out but somehow I never got around reviewing it so here it is. Read more
Published on April 30 2010 by Tommy Sixx Morais
5.0 out of 5 stars
Megadeth the rulers of metal!
This album proves without a doubt who the king of metal is, his name is Dave Mustaine. Listen to Death Magnetic then listen to Endgame and after you toss Death Magnetic in the... Read more
Published on Oct 28 2009 by Deimos
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This Album Rock !
I bought this Cd and i love it so much ... Megadeth continue the great metal sound ever .
Published on Oct 21 2009 by Sylvain Perrault
4.0 out of 5 stars
This is the (not)... End of the Road
This is the... end of the road, this is the end of the line, this is the end of your life!!! The songs "End Game" and "44 Minutes" are highlights of this album. Read more
Published on Oct 14 2009 by Luigi Di Serio
5.0 out of 5 stars
Megadeth brings back 80's thrash metal.
I'm not a professional music critic, so I'll leave the in depth analysis of the album to the professionals. Read more
Published on Sep 15 2009 by R. R. Merwe
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