Megadeth - Peace Sells... But Who's Buying? Part II: Original VS. Remastered
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- In this video we will be taking a closer look at the original 1986 release, and comparing it to the 2004 remastered. For this 'VS' I wanted to simply have both play and allow the viewer to decide on a conclusion for each one of these songs. I talk a little bit about my opinion for each song, but these all come down to personal preference. Tune in next week for the conclusion of this series.
Remix Vs. a Remastered:
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I personally prefer the original version, although it sounds less bassier i prefer that classic drum sound. Something that I would like to mention is that the 2004 remastered version brings the tracks mixed by Randy Burns , which sounds so interesting, so vintage, and in this tracks Poland solos have a chorus effect or something (i´m not sure) that make the sound perfect for me. Great video i like that kind of reviews and stuff. (Although I do not speak English I understood most of what you said lol).
And HUGE THANKS for that 21:35, little by little I will upload all the solos of the album because poland deserves a lot more recognition here on youtube and it would be nice to see more guys playing his things on the guitar.
In case anyone wants to compare individual songs, here is the track listing:
Wake Up Dead: 1:06 - 4:24
The Conjuring: 4:55 - 8:16
Peace Sells: 8:45 - 11:20
Devils Island: 11:51 - 14:59
(Interlude/I Ain't Superstitious): 15:13
Good Mourning / Black Friday: 16:33 - 21:08
Bad Omen: 21:36 - 25:16
My Last Words: 25:50 - 29:24
I agree.
THAT MOTHERFUCKING RIFF!!!!!
If that conjuring breakdown does not make you headbang you ain't got no soul.
Also Black Friday is the best Megadeth song ever
The best in my opinion is the 2011 remaster.
I love the originals and remasters on this album because the remasters really have that chugging to the riffs it's so heavy I love it also gar's drums sound better in devil's island on the remastered the cymbals are so good the same CANNOT be said about rust in peace...
My last words=best Mustaine solo
Yes.
Five Magics?
La portada del álbum se convirtió en un meme en Latinoamérica en 2020.
jajajaja sí! y hubo gente que por eso conoció a Megadeth!!! cool no?
You should compare So Far, So Good... So What?’s 2 remasters with the original
In my opinion, the 2011 remaster is the best, because all it does is give the drums a little boost and the bass more, you know, bass compared to the original. Also they don’t take away parts of the vocals, like they did in the 2004 remaster. Amazing video though!
The changes are subtle but still noticeable. This shows how Dave feels about this album
Black Friday is one of the best Megadeth songs overall! Haunting, menacing and yet, pure beauty 🖤
I like the original mix because overall it feels more balanced and has a really nice and tight crunch.
I like the remaster makes things roomy, bassy, and audible (like Gar's cymbals in the beginning of I ain't superstitious). But the crunch of the original is asmr to me, also the vocals of the remaster sound off (words ending in a s make it sound like Dave almost has a lisp).
Idk there's just something special about the original pressings of a record that just can't be recaptured on the remasters. I prefer the original overall, but the remaster was still decent.
I prefer the original tbh
To me the "roughness" really captures what megadeth was about back then😌
That’s only because Dave and hired guns wasted all their money on drugs
I kinda like the punchier bass in the remaster or peace sells. I personally enjoy both.
I’m also from Minnesota so I have a bias towards David
I have decided......I'm listening to Peace Sells in the car this evening!
Are you planning on ever doing a review of the original Randy Burns Mix if this album? I have it and it’s pretty neat. Love your stuff btw!
All your videos are so well done man, amazing job. \m/!
Hey I appreciate it man! Thank you for watching. How is the band doing?
@@zzzhuh Oh man, It's heavy haha. Very intense stuff so far. We just recorded our 11th demo song today.
Of my 2 favorite Megadeth songs, in Good Mourning/Black Friday I say try original because the acoustic lines aren't being hidden behind the Poland lines. In Last Words the Remastered has the baseline enhanced which give the song a different feel as apposed to barely hearing it
It’s a tricky one , depends on the song I guess. I like the originals because of the better bass sound, almost like a third guitar, and I like the remastered because of the overall “thicker” sound which I just naturally like. But yeah, I’d say depends on the song
There is an 2011 edition, wich is The 25 aniversary edition ...a New remaster but i believe It didnt changed The mix ! Só is really great ! You should compare It with those two !!! As Well as The countdown to extinction 20 edition!!!same idea!
I didn’t even know I ain’t superstitious was a cover lol and I’ve always enjoyed it.
I miss the reverb
Heyyyyyyy squido, you forgot about the 2011 remaster! Most people actually prefer it over the original.
@@zzzhuh oh yeah, sorry m8. I just checked it out right after leaving this comment.
Normally I prefer the original but this album I prefer remastered.
The remaster is louder and cleaner, but it doesn’t have the same bite as the original. The guitar and drum tones are so much grittier and textured in the original whereas they sound flatter in the remaster.
I find this to be the case with many remasters vs the originals.
Rust In Peace needs a proper remaster. Peace Sells got one in 2011, Killing Is My Business got one in 2018, why not Rust In Peace?
I think the original vocal track for rust in peace was lost or destroyed so they cant do a proper remaster
@@RaspiRoope How did they do the remastered for RIP in 2004, plus Rock Band has all the albim on Multitracks , even I could get the vocal tracks
@@mk_jdilla they just used the demos vocal tracks smh 🤦♂️
@@artanmcmanusarchives and re-recorded vocals!! The RIP remaster is horrible!!
The remaster def brings up the bass and drum and has more weight, which I like, but it seems a little muddled at times. Too much of a good thing.
Remaster all day. The OG sounds like one headphone fell out/off in comparison. Timeless thrash record.
Chris’ rhythm guitar tone sounds more distinct on the original to me. One thing I think the remastered version has going for it is that it sounds like they kept Gar’s performance unlike the some of the other remasters where they replaced all of Nick’s drums with shitty samples
Can you please make a video on what you think went wrong with cryptic writings and risk?
Hey, I'm not sure if you're aware of Fatal Opera (Gar Samuelson's band) but someone picked up their albums a little over a year ago and remastered them. I see opportunity if you're up for it.
The original has so much more punch. The remaster has all the life sucked out.
My last words is the perfect Megadeth song. 🤘🤘🤘🤘☢☢☢
Peace Sells (the song) should have stayed the same regardless of the remaster on the other songs, the raw sound its what makes it so good and it goes perfect with the cover of the album, i mean, its like i can hear the buzzing and deafening sound of those jets on the back just by listening to the song.
I just bought on ebay in NM...I think the 2008 reissue vinyl. Someone on a Megadeth message board did not like it at all. But likes their other albums that were reissued. I never had the original. I have the cd. I can't hear a difference, honestly. Am I missing out on anything, really?? Also..I do not have a record turntable. I have one of those all-in-ones. I have a certain price range in general that I want to spend. Thanks.
Honestly, not much difference apart from the fact that the original seems to have been recorded in the bathroom or an echo chamber.
My favorite album from my favorite band but no matter what version it is you will never make like the conjuring
Also I ain't Superstitious is awesome, always will be on my top five behind Black Friday, my last words and tornado of souls
I think that aside from the title track being butchered badly (the snare drum is super quiet and doesn't have that huge backbeat which is a key part of the damn song. Snare is at a proper volume on the rest of the album but they butchered the most popular song...pretty wierd), the remix sounds great. But I prefer the original mix of every single Megadeth album. The 2018 remix of KIMB is better than the original mix...but I still stick to the original because it's the only one where you can hear the original These Boots. I wish Dave would have given the original version of These Boots a proper remix and "leak" it onto the internet, even if he's forced to put some butchered version on the real releases, it'd be cool if the fans could get a 'matching' mix somehow lol
The 2004 version of this one is actually kinda good
2004 remaster always. It's a way more full sound and you can actually feel the bass like you're supposed to. Cymbals sound way better too.
Without going into too much detail I will say I prefer the 2004 remaster over the original for the more clearer sound and louder bass. Some parts of the original just sound muddy and I don't like the loud, obnoxious at times, snare drumming. While the drums do sometimes unfourtunatly take a dip in quality on the remaster, you get louder bass on most tracks in exchange which is a plus for me cause I love good loud bass riffs like on the title track; It's different yeah but its still pretty good. Don't get me wrong however, not all remixes & remasters are equal. The next two albums show how not to remaster, as well as how to know when you've gone too far like on Cryptic Writings.
When they got to remastering Peace Sells(the title track), I was all like "Listen to how they massacred my boy"
Man, can you put the subtitles in automatic generated for translated into spanish please?
He's right 2011 remastered audio sounds a whole
Thats one of the few remastered albums that actually sound better. I wonder if Randy Burns did the remastering too, hes a great metal producer.
In the remastered version the guitar sound is too weak
I bought the original (that I still have from the 80s) and can’t stand to listen to it any other way. I have a pretty real system my house and still prefer the original. If I want more bass I can listen to a ton of other bands. Some things are best left alone.
Depends on the song. I usually like the originals more because of the guitar mixing and the clearer bass, but sometimes it sounds like the original bass/drums obfuscate the other instruments. The remastered guitars tend to sound muffled/quiet compared to the original recordings. Maybe it was them trying to lower the treble on those tracks. Oh, and that remastered bass intro on Peace Sells sounds awful!
Remastered its god
Instead of I ain’t superstitious, I would have loved to have seen set the world afire with a solo from Chris
Neither of these is the best mix. The BEST mix is the DTS 5.1 mix mentioned at the start of this. You will hear elements that COULD not be heard, in either of the original, or the remaster.
86 sounds like heroin
2004,RIP sounds better than original though
Original is meh but Remaster 2004 is a BIT worse and the 2011 Remaster is better then any other version. Other remasters,remixes, and the original album 1986 release.
Original.
original, its more metal
The 2004 version of Peace Sells was the least egregious out of all of them. Rust in Peace, Youthanasia, and Cryptic Writings were all butchered with that awful snare sample and Mustaine dicking around with the source material. Those are more like completely unnecessary re-imaginings of the original albums than just remixes. For something like KIMB it makes more sense because the original production quality was subpar, but by Rust in Peace and after they were a major label band recording albums in high end professional studios working with the likes of Mike Clink and Max Norman.
The bass tone on the remaster is awful. Everything is pretty ok.
Gar was the best drummer megadeth ever had. Nick sucked. The fat guy from so far so good. . sucked. The lamb of god guy is OK