Megadeth, The World Needs a Hero - 57m 56s

Tracks & Durations

1. Disconnect	5:20
2. The World Needs A Hero	3:52
3. Moto Psycho	3:06
4. Times Goodbye	6:25
5. Burning Bridges	5:20
6. Promises	4:28
7. Recipe For Hate...Warhorse	5:18
8. Losing My Senses	4:40
9. Dread And The Fugitive Mind	4:25
10. Silent Scorn	1:42
11. Return to Hangar	3:59
12. When	9:13

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Review

The lineup is different. The record company is new. But vitriol-tongued Dave Mustaine remains Megadeth's constant. While more commercial and mature than unbridled early releases such as So Far, So Good . . . So What!, this follow-up to the poorly received Risk finds Megadeth mostly back to their metallic roots. Mustaine continues to alternately mine politics and self-reflection to good effect, and his solos still shred. The taut, hooky "Moto Psycho" is polished, millennial thrash, and though the rest of the material on this 12-song collection isn't as instantly memorable, it's certainly ambitious. Mustaine's biting vocal and the muscular musicianship of the powerful title track and the pained love-lost ode "1,000 Times Goodbye" hit the mark, as does the epic, string-laden ballad "Promises," though Mustaine's patented vocal seems out of place, as does the classical guitar on "Recipe for Hate . . . Warhorse." That said, old-school fans will worship the likes of "Moto Psycho" and the classic and brutal "Dread and the Fugitive Mind" and "Return to Hangar." --Katherine Turman

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