The Megadeth Complete Discography
This is the Megadeth Complete Discography.
It contains a complete discography and videography, including song titles
and the composers. The next two Complete Discography pages are for
Iron Maiden and Metallica, respectively.
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Megadeth
Discography
Megadeth
Videography
Megadeth
Megadeth
began when Metallica’s lead guitarist Dave Mustaine was fired for his excessive
drinking habits. He hooked up with bassist David Ellefson to form
Megadeth in 1984. Megadeth has gone through several line-up changes.
The most recent (and best), after the two Daves finally got off drugs,
was adding drummer Nick Menza and soloist Adam Martin (Marty) Friedman
between their third and fourth albums. They have released 6 albums
and most recently an E.P. of songs they did for soundtracks, compilations,
and tribute albums. For more info on Megadeth, visit Megadeth,
Arizona, the Megadeth
CyberArmy Web Site, and the Megadeth
Newsgroup.
Megadeth -- Original lineup
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Dave Mustaine: (Lead and) Rhythm Guitars, Vocals
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David Ellefson: Bass, Backup Vocals
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Kerry King (Slayer): Lead (and Rhythm) Guitars
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Lee Rash: Drums
Megadeth -- Lineup for the first two albums
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Dave Mustaine: (Lead and) Rhythm Guitars, Vocals (Piano
on Killing Is My Business…)
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David Ellefson: Bass, Backup Vocals
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Chris Poland: Lead (and Rhythm) Guitars
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Gar Samuelson: Drums (Tympani on “Rattlehead” on Killing
Is My Business… Cigarette Burns on Peace Sells…)
Megadeth -- Lineup for So Far, So Good… So What?
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Dave Mustaine: Lead Vocals, (Lead,) Rhythm, and Acoustic
Guitars
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David Ellefson: Bass Guitars and Backup Vocals
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Jeff Young: Lead, (Rhythm,) and Acoustic Guitars
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Chuck Behler: Drums and Percussion
Megadeth -- Lineup for the song “No More Mr. Nice Guy”
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Dave Mustaine: (Lead and) Rhythm Guitars, Vocals (Piano
on Killing Is My Business…)
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David Ellefson: Bass, Backup Vocals
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Nick Menza: Drums
Megadeth -- Current Lineup
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Dave Mustaine: (Lead and) Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocals
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David Ellefson: Bass and Backing Vocals
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Marty Friedman: Lead (and Rhythm) Guitar (Acoustic
Guitar on Countdown) and Backing Vocals (except on Rust In Peace)
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Nick Menza: Drums and Backing Vocals
Megadeth Discography
Killing Is My Business… And Business
Is Good! (1985 Combat Records) Produced by Dave Mustaine and Karat
Faye
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Last Rites/Loved to Death (Mustaine)
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Killing Is My Business… And Business Is Good! (Mustaine)
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The Skull Beneath the Skin (Mustaine)
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These Boots (Lee Hazelwood, Mustaine)
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Rattlehead (Mustaine)
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Chosen Ones (Mustaine)
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Looking Down the Cross (Mustaine)
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Mechanix (Mustaine)
Peace Sells… But Who's Buying?
(1986 Capitol Records) Produced by Dave Mustaine and Randy Burns (Mixed
by Paul Lani, assisted by Stan Katayama)
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Wake Up Dead (Mustaine)
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The Conjuring (Mustaine)
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Peace Sells (Mustaine)
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Devil's Island (Mustaine)
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Good Mourning/Black Friday (Mustaine)
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Bad Omen (Mustaine)
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I Ain’t Superstitious (Willie Dixon)
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My Last Words (Mustaine)
So Far, So Good… So What! (1988
Capitol Records) Produced by Paul Lani and Dave Mustaine (Mixed by Michael
Wagener for Double Trouble Productions, Inc.)
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Into the Lungs of Hell (Instrumental) (Mustaine)
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Set the World Afire (Music & Lyrics by Mustaine)
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Anarchy In The U.K. [Song by Glen Matlock, Johnny Rotten,
Paul Cook, and Steve Jones (The Sex Pistols)]
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Mary Jane (Music by Mustaine, Lyrics by Mustaine & Ellefson)
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502 (Music & Lyrics by Mustaine)
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In My Darkest Hour (Music by Mustaine, Lyrics by Mustaine
& Ellefson)
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Liar (Music by Mustaine & Ellefson, Lyrics by Mustaine)
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Hook In Mouth (Music by Mustaine & Ellefson, Lyrics by
Mustaine)
Rust In Peace (1990 Capitol Records)
Produced by Mike Clink and Dave Mustaine (Mixed by Max Norman)
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Holy Wars… The Punishment Due (Mustaine)
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Hangar 18 (Mustaine)
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Take No Prisoners (Mustaine)
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Five Magics (Mustaine)
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Poison Was The Cure (Mustaine)
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Lucretia (Mustaine, Ellefson)
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Tornado of Souls (Mustaine, Ellefson)
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Dawn Patrol (Mustaine, Ellefson)
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Rust In Peace… Polaris (Mustaine)
Countdown to Extinction (1992
Capitol Records) Produced by Max Norman (On Yer Bike Ltd. and Dave
Mustaine (Engineered and Mixed by Max Norman)
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Skin O’ My Teeth (Mustaine)
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Symphony Of Destruction (Mustaine)
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Architecture Of Aggression (Mustaine, Ellefson)
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Foreclosure of a Dream (Mustaine, Ellefson)
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Sweating Bullets (Mustaine)
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This Was My Life (Mustaine)
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Countdown to Extinction (Mustaine, Menza, Ellefson, Friedman)
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High Speed Dirt (Mustaine, Ellefson)
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Psychotron (Mustaine)
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Captive Honour (Mustaine, Ellefson, Menza, Friedman)
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Ashes In Your Mouth (Mustaine, Menza, Ellefson, Friedman)
Youthanasia (1994 Capitol Records)
Produced by Max Norman (On Yer Bike Ltd.) and Dave Mustaine for
Zeus Produce (Mixed by Max Norman and Dave Mustaine)
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Reckoning Day (Music by Mustaine & Friedman; Lyrics by
Mustaine & Ellefson)
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Train of Consequences (Music & Lyrics by Mustaine)
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Addicted to Chaos (Music & Lyrics by Mustaine)
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A Tout Le Monde (Music & Lyrics by Mustaine)
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Elysian Fields (Music by Mustaine; Lyrics by Mustaine &
Ellefson)
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The Killing Road (Music & Lyrics by Mustaine)
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Blood of Heroes (Music & Lyrics by Mustaine)
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Family Tree (Music by Mustaine, Ellefson, & Menza; Lyrics
by Mustaine)
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Youthanasia (Music & Lyrics by Mustaine)
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I Thought I Knew It All (Music by Mustaine, Ellefson, Friedman,
& Menza; Lyrics by Ellefson & Mustaine)
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Black Curtains (Music by Mustaine & Friedman; Lyrics
by Mustaine)
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Victory (Music & Lyrics by Mustaine)
Hidden Treasures (Limited Edition
E.P.) (1995 Capitol Records) All Tracks except for 1 Produced by Max Norman
and Dave Mustaine (Tracks 2-6 Engineered and Mixed by Max Norman, 7 &
8 Engineered by Max Norman, mixed by Max Norman and Dave Mustaine) Track
1 Produced by Desmond Child, Co-produced by Dave Mustaine
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No More Mr. Nice Guy (Alice Cooper, Michael Bruce) (From
the Shocker Soundtrack)
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Breakpoint (Mustaine, Ellefson, Menza) (From the Super
Mario Bros. Soundtrack)
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Go To Hell (Mustaine, Ellefson, Friedman, Menza) (From the
Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey Soundtrack)
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Angry Again (Mustaine) (From the Last Action Hero
Soundtrack)
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99 Ways To Die (Mustaine) (From the compilation album The
Beavis and Butt-head Experience)
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Paranoid [William Ward, Tony Iommi, Terence Butler, &
John Osborne (Black Sabbath)] (From the tribute album Nativity In Black:
A Tribute to Black Sabbath)
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Diadems (Mustaine) (From the Tales From the Crypt Presents
Demon Knight Soundtrack)
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Problems [Johnny Rotten, Glen Matlock, Stephen Jones, &
Paul Cook (The Sex Pistols)] (Previously Unreleased)
Cryptic Writings (1997 Capitol
Records) Produced by Dan Huff, Co-produced by Dave Mustaine
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Trust (Mustaine, Friedman)
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Almost Honest (Mustaine, Friedman)
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Use The Man (Mustaine, Friedman)
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Mastermind (Mustaine)
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The Disintegrators (Mustaine)
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I’ll Get Even (Mustaine, Ellefson, Friedman, Brian Howe)
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Sin (Mustaine, Menza, Ellefson)
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A Secret Place (Mustaine)
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Have Cool, Will Travel (Mustaine)
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She-wolf (Mustaine)
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Vortex (Mustaine)
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F.F.F. (Fight For Freedom) (Mustaine, Friedman, Ellefson,
Menza)
Megadeth Videography
Video Clips (Singles)
Videos from Peace Sells… But Who’s Buying
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Peace Sells
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Wake Up Dead
Videos from So Far, So Good… So What!
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In My Darkest Hour (banned from MTV)
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Anarchy In The U.K.
From Shocker
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No More Mr. Nice Guy
Videos from Rust In Peace
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Holy Wars… The Punishment Due
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Hangar 18
From Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey
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Go To Hell
Videos from Countdown To Extinction
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Symphony of Destruction
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Symphony of Destruction (Edited Gristle Mix) (“Symphony of
Destruction” single)
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Foreclosure Of A Dream
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Skin O’ My Teeth (LIVE)
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High Speed Dirt (LIVE)
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Sweating Bullets
From Last Action Hero
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Angry Again
From The Beavis and Butt-head Experience
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99 Ways To Die
Videos from Youthanasia
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Train of Consequences
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A Tout Le Monde (banned from MTV)
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Reckoning Day
Videos from Cryptic Writings
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Trust
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Almost Honest
Long Form Videos
Rusted Pieces (1991 Capitol Records)
Contains all of Megadeth’s videos up to Rust In Peace
(Videos 1-6).
Exposure of a Dream (1992 Capitol Records)
Contains all of Megadeth’s videos for Countdown to
Extinction except for “Sweating Bullets” and including “Go To Hell”
(Videos 7-12).
Evolver: The Making of Youthanasia (1995 Capitol
Records)
Takes place at Fat Planet in Hangar 18 in Phoenix, Arizona,
showing Megadeth making their latest album Youthanasia. Includes
video clip of “Train of Consequences” (Video 16).
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for the Megadeth Pictorial Discography. Click here
for Megadeth lyrics.
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