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Guest review by
Gorey
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1997 was the year of the renewal for Megadeth. Dave Mustaine and his three mates came back after three fabulous albums. Yet it must be said that since 1994 and Youthanasia, there had been a period of scarcity. So Megadeth hired a new producer , Dan Huff, a strange choice, for he was mainly known for his work in country-music. At the first listening, the word renewal seems wrong, while summary sounds righter. Cryptic Writings is actually the album of maturity.
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| published 22.09.2003 | Comments (7)
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| Rating: 8 |
I personally think this album is one of their best. It has such catchy tunes such as Trust, she-wolf and a secret place. I give this album an 8.5 out of 10
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It seems a lot of people think megadeth declined right after RIP. They were not as thrashy but the new albums they experimented with still gave us some great songs. I'd give it a 8.4
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I really like this album. Some filler songs but it has some very catchy songs.
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Cuca Beludo - 26.01.2012 at 19:01
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For me, this type of song is more enjoyable in megadeth discography than the older thrash sound.
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In my opinion this is the best Megadeth album, wanna fight about it?!
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Cüca Beludo - 06.08.2012 at 17:07
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/\ 'Cause it's a Jazz album.
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