Former Megadeth bassist David Ellefson has shared his opinion on the band’s final studio album, which he said sounded more like a Dave Mustaine “solo record.” READ MORE. Dave Mustaine tells us Megadeth’s farewell album will cause a “renaissance”.
David Ellefson has shared his thoughts on the final Megadeth album, and his main critique is that it feels more like a Dave Mustaine solo record. Ellefson, who these days plays in a number of metal bands, was fired from Megadeth in 2021.
Dave Mustaine knew Megadeth had to end after physical struggles working on their last album ... He told NME. "It was about the halfway point [of working on it]. My hands were hurting, and I’d already had issues with them because of arthritis ... He recalled.
) After more than four decades, Grammy Award-winning metal titans Megadeth unleashed their 17th and final studio album, "Megadeth" - and Liquid Metal is ...
Megadeth – ‘Megadeth’ review ... “I’ve always said that when I don’t feel like I can do it anymore, that’s going to be time for me to stop.” Megadeth, 2026 ... Megadeth’s self-titled, final album is out now via BlkIIBlk.
Tuneful yet overlong, Dave Mustaine and co’s final album is a recap of Megadeth’s strengths, flaws and familiar grudges. There are long goodbyes, and then there is Megadeth’s retirement from the music industry.
Megadeth is going out on their own thunderous terms. The Grammy-winning thrash metal pioneers will release their self-titled 17th and final studio album Friday ... .