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Megadeth's decision to cover Metallica's 'Ride the Lightning' on their final album has sparked renewed interest in the complex relationship between Dave Mustaine and his former band. This move serves as both a tribute and a statement, addre...
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Dave Mustaine claims Megadeth would have been less successful if not for the motivating factor of Metallica “trying to hold me back”
