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Metallica And Megadeth: Song Similarities

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By Dr. Sulabh Shrestha


This is what Dave Mustaine once told about him and Metallica. "In the beginning, I was the guitar player in Metallica, Hetfield was the mastermind behind the lyrics and Lars was back there banging on his drum set. We gave this style of music a format and a direction - I'll always be proud of that. It was like the town wasn't big enough for the three of us (Mustaine, Hetfield, Ulric). There was just too much personality. It was like having three Dr. Frankensteins in one band. Anyway, it all came to a head one day when James kicked a dog of mine. We were all really plowed at the time - we always were. Anyway, one thing led to another and I hit James in the face. He told me to get my shit and get out. I told him that he couldn't fire me because I had already quit. In retrospect, James and Lars were really focused in their own way, and I wasn't. I begged to differ with almost everything just for the sake of being argumentative. But that's me. I'm a sarcastic fucker."



The two greatest names in Thrash metal history actually originated from the same mess. The two bands still have so much of similarity in playing styles, riffs. Besides these they have similar songs that sounds almost the same. While Mustaine claims the songs to be his compositions, Metallica gives damn about it.

The list of similar songs:

Megadeth Song:
 Metallica Song:
 Similarity:
Looking Down the Cross
 Ride the Lighting
 Riff
Mechanix
 The Four Horsemen
 Whole song
In My Darkest Hour
 For Whom the Bell Tolls
 Opening riff
Hangar 18
 The Call of Ktulu
 Riff
Dawn Patrol
 The God That Failed
 Riff
This Was My Life
 Phantom Lord
 Bass riff
She-wolf
 Disposable Heroes
 Opening riff
FFF
 Motorbreath
 Riff
When
 The Call of Ktulu
 Opening riff
Go to Hell
 Enter Sandman
 Riff
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  1. AnonymousMarch 27, 2012 at 7:54 PM

    What about cliff burton? :D
    i thot he was d gr8est basist of his time :D

    nd btw...Dave Mustaine is God \m/

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