What Are You listening To V.III Metal!

~~MicShazam~~ · 09-03-2018, 11:55 AM

I think it feels very raw. In any case, you gotta agree on the opening track at least.

Into the Lungs of Hell sounds super different between the original album and the 2004 remaster/remix. The reason being that the original was so bungled in the recording and mixing stage that the guitars drop in and out all the time.
I always thought it was supposed to sound that chaotic, but it was actually a mistake. The 2004 remix fixes that, but doesn't sound nearly as interesting. That one track literally has totally, unintentionally ****ed up sound, but for the better.

I really hate that the 2004 versions of all albums up to and including Risk are the ones you will find on Spotify. They're often worse, but never better than the originals. Travesty. Everyone who wants to listen to Megadeth should be vary of what versions of the albums they listen to.

09-03-2018, 11:55 AM	#11 (permalink)
~~MicShazam~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Aug 2015 Location: Aalborg Posts: 7,634	I think it feels very raw. In any case, you gotta agree on the opening track at least. Into the Lungs of Hell sounds super different between the original album and the 2004 remaster/remix. The reason being that the original was so bungled in the recording and mixing stage that the guitars drop in and out all the time. I always thought it was supposed to sound that chaotic, but it was actually a mistake. The 2004 remix fixes that, but doesn't sound nearly as interesting. That one track literally has totally, unintentionally ****ed up sound, but for the better. I really hate that the 2004 versions of all albums up to and including Risk are the ones you will find on Spotify. They're often worse, but never better than the originals. Travesty. Everyone who wants to listen to Megadeth should be vary of what versions of the albums they listen to.