Defenders Of The Faith, le forum Metal

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Ganash a écrit :"Alors tu vois tu mets tes doigts là tu vois et puis ..."
*bruit de casserole*
"Monstrueuuuuuuuuuux !!"

metalblasphemer a écrit :JAMES: "Tu vois; depuis que j'utilise ma crème Nivéa pour assouplir mes doigts avant un concert, je n'ai plus de problème de callosités pour jouer "The Four Horsemen" à la perfection"

DAVE: [in petto] Je vais te crever...

"So now that the Big Four (featuring Metallica, SLAYER, Megadeth and ANTHRAX) dates have come and gone, I feel it is time to check-in, say, 'hello' and tell you what has been going on in my world.

First off, when we left San Marcos and Mustaine Music Studios aka Vic's Garage, we had no idea what to expect, other than the fact that we wanted to make a point; we wanted to make the other bands feel comfortable, we wanted the fans to all leave this momentous occasion feeling completely satiated, we wanted the guys in Metallica to know that we could be depended on to pull our share...

I don't know if we delivered for everyone, but for the tens of thousands of people each night, and ultimately hundreds of thousands of fans over the entire run of the Big Four festivals (affectionately dubbed Sonisphere), it seemed to me that the fans were finally able to put aside the silly stuff that the press has kept on life support for so many, many years. We did several round-table interviews with a member from each camp of the Big Four, and one thing that was a constant and that we all agreed on was that the press was the responsible parties for keeping the feuds alive.

You heard it straight from our mouths; we are all at peace with one another, and we all are friends. End of story – or in other words, several shit magazines will now have to learn how to write real interviews, reviews, and features, instead of causing so much turmoil with us four, all in the spirit of selling their publications."

Chris Riemenschneider of the Star Tribune recently conducted an interview with MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine. A couple of excerpts from the chat follow below.

Star Tribune: The book sets a different tone on your firing from METALLICA. You didn't come off so hot in the movie "Some Kind of Monster". Nobody did, really. Was it your intention to set the record straight?

Mustaine: No, no, no, that wasn't the intention. We're totally friends now, have been for years. There's no animosity. It's the press who keeps that feud going. People still look at it based on how it used to be, but we were kids back then. There's nothing there anymore.

Star Tribune: But there's clearly still tension in the movie. Was that not a factor in writing the book?

Mustaine: Basically, I just wanted to tell that story without hurting anybody and without saving my own skin at other people's expenses. I wanted to keep it, you know, really godly in the way I was handling myself. I think that's why this Big Four thing was able to happen. James [Hetfield] and I have talked about the past. I apologized to him for some stuff, and he apologized to me. We had a wonderful time on this Big Four adventure.