Megadeth -- Santiago, Chile -- September 7th - 8th, 2012
 

VENUE: Teatro Caupolican

[U][B]September 7th[/B][/U]

Trust
Hangar 18
She-Wolf
A Tout Le Monde
Whose Life (Is It Anyways?)
Public Enemy No. 1
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Skin o' My Teeth
Symphony of Destruction
Architecture of Aggression
Foreclosure of a Dream
Sweating Bullets
This Was My Life
Countdown to Extinction
High Speed Dirt
Psychotron
Captive Honour
Ashes in Your Mouth
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Peace Sells
Holy Wars... The Punishment Due


[B][U]September 8th[/U][/B]

Never Dead
Hangar 18
Wake Up Dead
Trust
Architecture of Aggression
I Ain't Superstitious (Willie Dixon cover) (First time played since 1986)
Dawn Patrol
Poison Was the Cure
She-Wolf
Angry Again
A Tout Le Monde
Countdown to Extinction
Head Crusher
Guns, Drugs & Money
Whose Life (Is It Anyways?)
Public Enemy No. 1
Symphony of Destruction
Peace Sells
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Holy Wars... The Punishment Due


Megadeth started to used screens proyecting the stories of each songs on them, was pretty cool. I met David Ellefson and Shawn Drover yesteday, very cool guys.

I have been going on this website for years. This is the first time I've seen a Megadeth set (full album set tours not included) that did not open with Trust.

Second set is cool, weird that they decided to bust out I Ain't Superstitious. Maybe it's because they'll be doing all of Peace Sells next week?

On the bill, they said that the second show was going to be about Peace Sells, but Dave said he wasn't going to play all the songs, because he's christian now and when he was young didn't care the message that the fans recieved with this darker obscure songs, and now he's more aware of that and more careful about it.

Bottom line, 3 songs of Peace Sells, in a show who was sold as the Peace Sells 25th anniversary.

[QUOTE=cristianrock;486793]On the bill, they said that the second show was going to be about Peace Sells, but Dave said he wasn't going to play all the songs, because he's christian now and when he was young didn't care the message that the fans recieved with this darker obscure songs, and now he's more aware of that and more careful about it.

Bottom line, 3 songs of Peace Sells, in a show who was sold as the Peace Sells 25th anniversary.[/QUOTE]

Oh, I thought that was next week.

Bah, Dave is just a constant disappointment nowadays.

Fuck you Dave, you should be forced to play The Conjuring every night for the rest of your career.

[QUOTE=DisasterPiece120;486787]I have been going on this website for years. This is the first time I've seen a Megadeth set (full album set tours not included) that did not open with Trust.[/QUOTE]

wut

[QUOTE=DisasterPiece120;486787]I have been going on this website for years. This is the first time I've seen a Megadeth set (full album set tours not included) that did not open with Trust.[/QUOTE]

Yeah what are you talking about. They've only been opening with Trust since 2011. Lately, Never Dead has usually been the opener. If you've been coming to this site for years now, you would have surely known that they've opened with other stuff over the years other than Trust.

[QUOTE=Blacktooth85;486807]Yeah what are you talking about. They've only been opening with Trust since 2011. Lately, Never Dead has usually been the opener. If you've been coming to this site for years now, you would have surely known that they've opened with other stuff over the years other than Trust.[/QUOTE]

Hell, I remember a couple years back we used to complain that Wake Up Dead was overused as an opener.

Come on dave, can't even do Devil's Island, or My last words at least



what da fuck:bouville:


that's what you get when you say "certain" songs I guess:hmm: