Metallica are sharing video of a performance of their 1983 classic, “Metal Militia”, from a June 17 appearance at the Pinkpop Festival in Landgraaf, Netherlands.
The track was originally featured on the group’s debut album, “Kill ‘Em All”, which they began recording a month after the group fired Dave Mustaine and brought in new guitarist Kirk Hammett, who was a founding member of the California thrash band Exodus.
Metallica’s debut record earned gold status in 1989 for US sales of 500,000 copies; it took another two years to reach platinum and went on to triple-platinum in 1999 for sales of 3 million copies in the region.
Metallica are also streaming video footage of the “…And Justice For All” track, “Harvester Of Sorrow”, from the show, which followed Denmark’s Copenhell as the second date of Metallica’s series of headlining gigs at European festivals this summer.
Whitesnake are streaming a 2022 remix of their 1984 track, “Guilty Of Love”, from their newly-available remixed and remastered “Greatest Hits” collection.
The tune was originally the lead single to the “Slide It In” album, which is one of three records featured on the set, alongside 1987’s “Whitesnake” and 1989’s “Slip Of The Tongue”, as well as other deep cuts and rarities.
The 2022 project contains updated versions of classic tracks like “Still Of The Night,” “Here I Go Again,” and “Is This Love.”
“Greatest Hits” features a staggered series of release dates: it is now available on digital and streaming services worldwide, with CD and 2LP versions issued in Europe (alongside a CD/Blu-ray combo) and North America, with the CD/Blu-ray edition due July 15 in North America.
Whitesnake’s current farewell tour was interrupted this week as a series of dates were cancelled following news that David Coverdale is on doctor’s rest after being diagnosed with an infection of the sinus and trachea; the series is currently scheduled to resume in Budapest, Hungary on July 4.
A statue of Motorhead legend Lemmy Kilmister was unveiled recently during the 2022 edition of France’s Hellfest.
The new statue – which replaced a previous one erected in Lemmy's honour six years ago on the site in Clisson – was created by French sculptor Caroline Brisset, who constructs steel works "that marry the concrete and the abstract to achieve a dreamlike effect."
An official ceremony by festival organizers on June 23 – which saw a portion of the late rocker’s ashes enshrined within the giant statue – was attended by Lemmy's bandmates Phil Campbell and Mikkey Dee.
After the Scorpions closed the show with a guest appearance by Campbell, the pair said a few words, a tribute video to Lemmy played, and the two raised a toast to their friend and bandmate.
Hellfest was one of Lemmy's favorite festivals (Motorhead played the first ever Hellfest and were staples of the festival ever since), and the band have always had a tremendous bond with their French rock’n’roll family. It is therefore fitting that Lemmy will forever be present at the site, with fans able to congregate and pay their respects to him at every Hellfest from here on out.
Metallica have cancelled a June 29 headlining appearance at the Frauenfeld Rocks festival in Switzerland just hours before the event after an unidentified member within their touring party tested positive for COVID-19.
"It is with a very heavy heart that we are announcing that we will not be appearing at Frauenfeld Rocks in Switzerland today, as unfortunately, a member of the Metallica family has tested positive for Covid,” shared the band on social media. "We are beyond sorry to disappoint those of you planning to attend this show. It was our intention to reschedule a show in Switzerland as soon as possible, however in overnight discussions with the local promoters, sadly it became apparent that schedules and venues do not line up for the remainder of this year or next.
"If you have a ticket and would still like to attend Out In The Green, you will receive a refund of 50 Swiss francs. Should you decide not to attend the festival altogether, you will be refunded the ticket price by the respective ticket agencies; you may request a refund for your ticket at Ticketmaster.ch."
Metallica are currently next scheduled to perform at Rock Werchter in Belgium on July 1 as part of their summer festival tour of Europe; the series will wrap up at NOS Alive in Lisbon, Portugal; on July 8.
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Pearl Jam will release an expanded version of their 2020 album, “Gigaton”, on July 8.
Billed as “Gigaton (Tour Edition)”, the project mixes the original studio album with a disc of live recordings of the material from the band’s 2021 tour.
The package will be available on all DSPs and as in limited-edition LP/CD combo only in Independent Record Stores across the US.
Members of the Pearl Jam Ten Club may order it as a standalone CD, beginning July 8.
Pearl Jamscored a US Top 5 debut with “Gigaton” upon its original release; produced by Josh Evans and the group, the set entered the Billboard 200 at No. 5.
Pearl Jam are currently playing shows across Europe.
Pearl Jam "Gigaton (Tour Edition)"
Release date: July 8
Original Album
01. Who Ever Said
02. Superblood Wolfmoon
03. Dance Of The Clairvoyants
04. Quick Escape
05. Alright
06. Seven O’Clock
07. Never Destination
08. Take The Long Way
09. Buckle Up
10. Comes Then Goes
11. Retrograde
12. River Cross
"Gigaton" live CD
01. Superblood Wolfmoon (Live)
02. Dance Of The Clairvoyants (Live)
03. Quick Escape (Live)
04. Seven O’Clock (Live)
05. Alright (Live)
06. Never Destination (Live)
07. Take The Long Way (Live)
08. Buckle Up (Live)
09. Comes Then Goes (Live)
10. Retrograde (Live)
11. River Cross (Live)
Def Leppard are sharing behind the scenes video from their summer Stadium Tour with Motley Crue.
The second episode in the series sees the band wrapping up the first week of shows in Miami and Orlando, while the third edition catches up with group in Washington DC, New York City and Philadelphia.
The Stadium Tour – with guests Poison and Joan Jett & the Blackhearts – opened in Atlanta, GA on June 16 and will continue with a June 30 show in Nashville, TN, a July 2 date in Jacksonville, FL and a July 5 stop in St. Louis, MO.
You can stream “Diamond Star Halos” in its entirety here.
Whitesnake has cancelled a number of upcoming European dates on their farewell tour after David Coverdale was diagnosed with multiple illnesses.
Coverdale released a statement advising fans on his status as the group will miss scheduled concerts in Milan, Italy (June 28) and Vienna, Austria (June 30).
“Dear Whitesnake fans around the world,”began Coverdale, “We have been rocking our way across the globe on the first part of our Farewell Tour giving all we’ve got to you, the fans. The rigors of the road are the same for all of us and we have been trying to keep everyone healthy and safe. Unfortunately we have been hit recently with a couple of situations that we have been dealing with, the best we can..
“First our beloved band leader Reb Beach went down temporarily and he missed a couple of shows while he mended (and is much better now, by the way). Then the rock of our band, the Legendary Tommy Aldridge went down and we unfortunately were not able to play the Rock Imperium Festival in Cartagena this past Saturday (very regrettable and all apologies to our Spanish fans and friends). Tommy was bad enough at the time to have missed the first show ever in his career - The GOOD news is that he is feeling better and is anxious to get back out there to perform for all of you.”
“Unfortunately I have now been hit hard as well,” he explains. “I started feeling a bit under the weather two days ago, and was just diagnosed with an infection of the sinus & trachea. The doctor recommends 5 days of no singing and bed rest. Sadly, that means that we are not going to be able to do the upcoming shows in Milan, Vienna and a decision on Zagreb is about to be made. I’m very sorry to all the fans who had planned to come see our Farewell Tour in each of those cities - it’s my intention to get better as soon as possible and be able to pick up with the remaining shows of the European Farewell Tour. You are all in our hearts!!”
Coverdale issued an update on June 28, writing: “As stated earlier, I am still under doctor’s orders of bed rest, and to not sing for 5 days as i recover from this sinus infection. That time frame includes the show in Zagreb this Saturday, July 2nd so we are unfortunately going to have to cancel the Zagreb show as well.
"This is obviously very sad for us, especially our band members that were getting to perform before hometown crowds; Michele Luppi, our Italian Stallion was looking forward to playing in Milan in front of his friends and family, and of course Dino Jelusic, the Pride of Croatia was going to be able to give his all, to his hometown of Zagreb. We regret that this is necessary in our attempt to get healthy and be able to finish the rest of our tour.”
Whitesnake’s farewll tour is currently scheduled to resume in Budapest, Hungary on July 4.
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Robert Plant is wrapping up his Digging Deep podcast series with a look back at a 2020 duet with Patty Griffin.
The pair – who previously worked together with the Band Of Joy – teamed up for a version of the rockabilly classic, “Too Much Alike”, which was featured on Plant’s “Digging Deep: Subterranea” anthology.
Originally recorded by Charlie Feathers, the track was produced by Plant and guitarist Buddy Miller; it joined "Nothing Takes The Place Of You" and "Charlie Patton Highway (Turn It Up - Part 1)" as one of three previously-unheard songs featured on the 2020 package.
The limited edition 2CD set presents 30 songs from the rocker’s extensive solo career – from his 1982 debut, “Pictures At Eleven”, to 2017’s “Carry Fire.”
Plant is currently on tour with Alison Krauss in support of their 2021 album, “Raise The Roof.”
Metallica are sharing video of a performance of their 1991 smash, “Enter Sandman”, from a June 15 appearance at the Copenhell festival in Copenhagen, Denmark.
The lead single from “Metallica” delivered the California band’s commercial breakthrough as their first studio record to top the US charts; the project remains the top-selling album in the US since MRC Data began electronically tracking music sales in 1991, with 17.3 million copies sold.
Metallica are also sharing video footage of the “Master Of Puppets” track, “Damage, Inc.”, from the show, which marked the first date of a summer European tour that will see the group headline a number of festivals, including Belgium’s Rock Werchter, Spain’s Mad Cool and Portugal’s NOS Alive, among others.
The 2022 trek follows the band’s appearance at a pair of US festivals last month – Napa Valley Bottlerock and Boston Calling – following the completion of a series of dates in South America.
The Rolling Stones performed the 2022 debut of their classic 1967 single, “She’s A Rainbow”, during a June 25 show in London’s Hyde Park.
The track from “Their Satanic Majesties Request” appeared during the first of two shows at the iconic venue as part of the band’s 60th anniversary tour.
David Bowie’s team is revisiting footage from a 1972 UK television performance as part of the ongoing 50th anniversary celebrations of his album, “The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars.”
In newly-available upgraded HD video, Bowie – as Ziggy and joined by his band, The Spiders From Mars – can be seen delivering the record’s opening track, “Five Years”, on the classic music series The Old Grey Whistle Test.
“Five Years” was one of three songs – alongside “Queen Bitch” and “Oh! You Pretty Things” from “Hunky Dory” – that the rocker delivered just days before the launch of the first Ziggy Stardust tour.
“Hunky Dory” had been released less than two months earlier and the Ziggy Stardust album opener wouldn't be available to fans for a few months yet.
As Bowie’s team notes: “So, of the songs recorded, ‘Oh! You Pretty Things’ would probably have been the best advert for the tour, in that it was freshest in the public memory, having spent several weeks on the UK singles chart for Peter Noone the previous May and June, when it peaked at No. 14.
“However, in their wisdom, the BBC didn't broadcast ‘Oh! You Pretty Things’ for another ten years, probably considering the song a little too mainstream (due to the Noone connection) for the often chin-strokingly serious TOGWT.
“All three tracks were eventually released officially on the Best Of Bowie DVD (including an alternate take of Oh! You Pretty Things) and they still look and sounds as fresh and exciting today as they ever did.”
“The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust…” was re-released on June 17 as a limited edition half-speed mastered LP and a picture disc, featuring the same master and a replica promotional poster for the album.
Bowie laid to rest the Ziggy Stardust persona in July 1973 at his infamous last show with the Spiders From Mars at London’s Hammersmith Odeon, but Ziggy’s impact reverberates to this day.
Megadeth performed at France’s Hellfest on June 24, and pro-shot video of the band’s full set is streaming online.
The group mixed tracks from 8 albums during the 70-minute, 13-song appearance – opening with 1990’s “Rust In Peace” classic, "Hangar 18", and closing with the same album’s opening tune, “Holy Wars... The Punishment Due.”
Megadeth are playing shows across Europe this summer ahead of the September 2 release of a new studio record, “The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!”, which sees Dave Mustaine once again working alongside co-producer Chris Rakestraw (Danzig, Parkway Drive), who together oversaw 2016’s “Dystopia.”
The 2022 album was recorded at Mustaine’s home studio in Nashville, TN with guitarist Kiko Loureiro and drummer Dirk Verbeuren; bassist Steve DiGiorgio temporarily stepped in to record tracks on the project, with the live lineup now featuring Megadeth-alumni James LoMenzo as the permanent bass player.
Megadeth Hellfest
Clisson, France
June 24, 2022
01:37 Hangar 18
06:55 Dread And The Fugitive Mind
11:24 The Threat Is Real
16:53 Angry Again
20:33 The Conjuring
26:17 Sweating Bullets
31:42 Conquer Or Die
34:55 Dystopia
40:00 A Tout Le Monde
44:59 Trust
50:20 Symphony Of Destruction
54:09 Peace Sells
1:00:24 Holy Wars
Rob Zombie is previewing his upcoming US tour with the release of an animated video for “Shake Your Ass/Smoke Your Grass”, a track from the 2021 album, “The Lunar Injection Kool Aid Eclipse Conspiracy.”
The “Freaks On Parade” series will see Zombie and Mudvaynehit 21 cities – with guests Static-X and Powerman 5000 – for shows starting July 20 in Maryland, Heights, MO.
Dave Grohl jammed with Paul McCartney during his headlining set at the UK’s Glastonbury Festival on June 25.
Delivering his first live appearance since the March 25 passing of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins while on tour in South America, Grohl arrived at center stage to join McCartney for his 1973 classic, “Band On The Run”; video footage of the song is being shared by the BBC.
As the Foo leader exited, Bruce Springsteen arrived to perform his 1984 hit, “Glory Days”, and a cover of The Beatles classic, “I Wanna Be Your Man” – reprising the pair of songs the two performed during McCartney’s June 16 show at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, NJ.
Grohl and Springsteen returned at the end of the evening to help out on the night’s final encore – a performance of The Beatles’ “The End.”
An all-star lineup will honor the late Foo Fighters rocker during a pair of Taylor Hawkins Tribute Concerts this fall, including a September 3 show at London’s Wembley Stadium and a September 27 event at the Kia Forum in Los Angeles.
Get your copy of “Band On The Run” here and the Foo Fighters’ “Greatest Hits” here.
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss performed the Led Zeppelin classic, “When The Levee Breaks”, during a June 24 appearance at the UK’s Glastonbury Festival.
The BBC are streaming live video footage of the duo’s version of the closing track from 1971’s “Led Zeppelin IV”, which also served as the final tune in their 12-song set.
The pair were on hand to promote their 2021 album, “Raise The Roof”, which was produced by T-Bone Burnett and features new recordings of songs by legends and unsung heroes including Merle Haggard, The Everly Brothers, Anne Briggs, Geeshie Wiley, Bert Jansch and more.
Plant and Krauss will next be seen at the Roskilde Festival on June 29 as part of a summer series of shows across Europe, which is set to wrap up July 20 in Berlin, Germany.
Jack White rocked his White Stripes classic, “Seven Nation Army”, to close out a June 26 performance at the UK’s Glastonbury Festival, and the BBC is sharing video from the concert.
The Detroit rocker appeared on the final day of the event, where he delivered a 15-song set that mixed tracks by his former group and tunes by his side projects The Dead Weather and The Raconteurs, and material from his solo records, including 2022’s “Fear Of The Dawn” and the upcoming “Entering Heaven Alive.”
The BBC is also sharing video of “Ball And Biscuit” and “What’s The Trick?” from the Glastonbury show, which was the first of White’s month-long European tour and follows the spring North American leg of his 2022 series in support of two new studio albums.
“Fear Of The Dawn” debuted at No. 3 in the UK and at debuted at No. 4 on the Billboard 200 while topping nine different US album charts, including Top Current Album Sales, Vinyl Albums, Alternative Albums and Rock Albums, among others.
“Entering Heaven Alive” will be released on July 22.
You can stream “Fear Of The Dawn” in its entirety here.
The Rolling Stones performed the “Sticky Fingers” rarity, “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking”, during the first of two shows in London, UK as part of their 60th anniversary tour.
The June 25 Hyde Park event marked the first appearance of the track in six years, according to setlist.fm, as part of a 19-song set that opened with “Street Fighting Man” and closed with “(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction.”
The Stones will perform a second show at the venue during the 2022 British Summer Time series on July 3.
The London gig followed a June 21 date in Milan, Italy that saw the group return to the stage after missing two events following a positive COVID-19 test by Mick Jagger just hours before a June 13 concert in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
The Tragically Hip are streaming “Live at the Roxy Los Angeles, May 3, 1991” in sync with the album's release on June 24.
The legendary Canadian band’s appearance at the iconic Los Angeles venue has been revered amongst fans for years as it featured – among other things – the fan favourite “Killer Whale Tank” version of “New Orleans Is Sinking.” The nine-minute track is characterized by mid-song story from the late frontman Gord Downie about a job cleaning an aquarium and inadvertently causing friction between the two whales held in the tank, fact or fiction, fans listen in wonderment.
Originally recorded for a Westwood One radio show, only 40 minutes of the set was broadcasted on air at the time, making the full recording that much more in demand. Prior to its inclusion on the “Road Apples” 30th Anniversary Deluxe package last year, the 15-song concert had not been publicly available and was a sought-after show for the bootleggers and diehard fans….and now it gets a standalone release.
“I remember the Roxy show like it was yesterday,” recalls bassist Gord Sinclair. “We had spent a year on the road before recording ‘Road Apples’ and got right back in the saddle when we finished. The new tunes worked great live and by the time we got to LA we were firing on all pistons,” adding “a great show is something you just have to experience to understand. The magic stays with you. Listening back 30 years later and I’m transported to that hot, sweaty, and very special night. The band was tight and unstoppable. Great crowd, great venue. Together we took things to another level.”
“The Tragically Hip: “Live at the Roxy Los Angeles, May 3, 1991” is now available in multiple formats, including CD, 2LP, digital and streaming.
KISS are expanding their Off The Soundboard live bootleg series with the September 9 release of a 1977 show in Des Moines, IA.
"Off The Soundboard: Live In Des Moines 1977" captures the group’s original lineup of Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Ace Frehley and Peter Criss in performance on November 29, 1977 at the Iowa Veterans Memorial Auditorium as part of the band’s Alive II tour.
The event saw KISS deliver a 17-song set of tracks from their first six studio albums – from 1974’s self-titled debut to 1977’s “Love Gun.”
"Off The Soundboard: Live In Des Moines 1977" will be available in multiple formats, including CD, 2LP, digital and streaming packages, with a limited edition 2LP set pressed on 180-gram purple vinyl available exclusively through the official KISS online store.
The Des Moines 1977 set is the fourth and latest project in KISS’ “Off The Soundboard” series, following the release of a 2001 Tokyo concert, a 2004 show in Virginia Beach, VA, and a 1996 appearance at the UK’s Monsters Of Rock festival at Donington Park.
KISS "Off The Soundboard: Live In Des Moines 1977"
Release date: September 9
01. I Stole Your Love
02. King Of The Night Time World
03. Ladies Room
04. Firehouse
05. Love Gun
06. Let Me Go, Rock 'N Roll
07. Makin' Love
08. Christine Sixteen
09. Shock Me
10. I Want You
11. Calling Dr. Love
12. Shout It Out Loud
13. God Of Thunder
14. Rock And Roll All Nite
15. Detroit Rock City
16. Beth
17. Black Diamond
Anthrax are streaming video of a performance of their 2011 “Worship Music” track, “The Devil You Know”, as the latest preview to the July 15 release of the band’s 40th anniversary livestream.
Shot at the Los Angeles soundstage/studio The Den, the July 2021 event saw Anthrax perform an extensive two-plus hour set of hits and deep cuts from their vast catalog in sync with the New York thrash outfit’s 40th anniversary.
“Anthrax XL" will feature the entire performance, plus never-before-seen rehearsal footage and Scott Ian’s New York City “walking tour,” pointing out the spots that played a role in Anthrax’s formation and history.
"Forty years doesn't feel like 40 years," says drummer Charlie Benante. "Sometimes I have to remind myself about how long this strange trip has been. I enjoy playing these songs, they're such a huge part of my life, and I know for a lot of our fans, they play a big part in theirs as well."
The 2022 package will be released in North America on Blu-Ray and Digital via Megaforce, while a European Digital edition will arrive the same day via Nuclear Blast with a Blu-Ray release later this year.
“Anthrax XL” will arrive just prior to the launch of the band’s 40th anniversary co-headlining tour of North America with Black Label Society, which will open in Phoenix, AZ on July 26.
ZZ Top are sharing video of a performance of their 1975 classic, “Heard It On The X”, from the forthcoming live package, “Raw.”
The song from “Fandango!” was recorded as part of an intimate session at Gruene Hall, “the oldest continually run dance hall in Texas”, as captured for the 2019 Netflix documentary, “That Little Ol’ Band From Texas.”
“Heard It On The X” is a faithful chronicle of the famed "border blaster" radio phenomenon from the time when Mexican AM stations held call letters beginning with the letter "X" just south of the US border, broadcasting with virtually unlimited wattage. Stateside stations were maxed out to 50,000 watts of peak power while the Mexican stations were known for their million-watt signals.
The idea to broadcast to stateside listeners from Mexico originated with the legendary "Doctor" J.R. Brinkley, whose goat gland implant procedure was touted as a cure for sexual impotency problems back in the pre-Viagra age. His quackery reached a massive audience of eager listeners while simultaneously sidestepping all avenues of US governmental approval.
“Even though Dusty, Frank, and I grew up in different part of Texas,” says Billy Gibbons, “we listened to the same stations, particularly the "X" stations and, as a result, we gained a lot of the same musical and cultural points of reference."
Due July 22, “Raw” will be available on 180 gram vinyl, CD and through digital platforms.
Ozzy Osbourne is streaming a video for the title track to his forthcoming album, “Patient Number 9.”
The tune sees the rock icon joined by Jeff Beck, one of several guest guitarists on the project, which – like 2020’s “Ordinary Man” – was produced by Andrew Watt.
"The song is about a mental institution,” explains Osbourne. “Having someone like Jeff Beck play on my album is just incredible, a total honor. There's no other guitar player that plays like him and his solo on 'Patient Number 9' is just jaw-dropping."
Due September 9, the album sees Osbourne working with a core lineup of Watt, Zakk Wylde, Metallica bassist Robert Trujillo and Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith, and guests including Eric Clapton, Mike McCready of Pearl Jam, Taylor Hawkins of Foo Fighters, Duff McKagan of Guns N’ Roses and Chris Chaney of Jane’s Addiction, and – for the first time ever – Black Sabbath legend Tony Iommi appears on an Ozzy solo album.
"It was really great working with Tony,” says Ozzy. “He's the riff master. No one can touch him in that respect. I only wish we had these songs for Black Sabbath’s '13' album."
Ozzy Osbourne “Patient Number 9”
Release date: September 9
01. Patient Number 9 (ft. Jeff Beck)
02. Immortal (ft. Mike McCready)
03. Parasite (ft. Zakk Wylde)
04. Mr. Darkness (ft. Zakk Wylde)
05. One Of Those Days (ft. Eric Clapton)
06. A Thousand Shades (ft. Jeff Beck)
07. No Escape From Now (ft. Tony Iommi)
08. Nothing Feels Right (ft. Zakk Wylde)
09. Evil Shuffle (ft. Zakk Wylde)
10. Degradation Rules (ft. Tony Iommi)
11. Dead And Gone
12. God Only Knows
13. Darkside Blues
Megadeth are streaming “We’ll Be Back”, the lead track from their forthcoming album, “The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!”
The song is accompanied by the world premiere of "We’ll Be Back: Chapter I", a short film chronicling the origins of Megadeth’s mascot, Vic Rattlehead.
Produced by Dave Mustaine, the clip is a soldier’s tale of bravery, personal sacrifice, and the will to survive. It is the first instalment of a trilogy of videos to be released in conjunction with the release of the new album,
Due September 2, “The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!” sees Mustaine working alongside co-producer Chris Rakestraw (Danzig, Parkway Drive), who together oversaw 2016’s “Dystopia.”
The 2022 album was recorded at Mustaine’s home studio in Nashville, TN with guitarist Kiko Loureiro and drummer Dirk Verbeuren; bassist Steve DiGiorgio temporarily stepped in to record tracks on the project, with the live lineup now featuring Megadeth-alumni James LoMenzo as the permanent bass player.
“For the first time in a long time, everything that we needed on this record is right in its place,” says Mustaine. “I can’t wait for the public to get hold of this!”
“The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!” will be released on CD, vinyl, and cassette, as well as digitally through all online partners; there will also be a limited deluxe edition 2LP, 12-track album pressed on 180g black vinyl, housed in a numbered gatefold jacket with a 12x24 lyrics/credits insert, a lenticular vinyl lithograph and a bonus 7" featuring "We’ll Be Back" and the unreleased b-side "The Conjuring" (Live).'
Megadeth “The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!”
Release date: September 2
01. The Sick, The Dying… And The Dead!
02. Life In Hell
03. Night Stalkers (ft. Ice T)
04. Dogs Of Chernobyl
05. Sacrifice
06. Junkie
07. Psychopathy
08. Killing Time
09. Soldier On!
10. Célebutante
11. Mission To Mars
12. We'll Be Back
13. Police Truck (Dead Kennedys cover)
14. This Planet's On Fire (Burn In Hell) (Sammy Hagar cover) (ft. Sammy Hagar)
