Episodio 289: Megadeth poisonous shadows year 2016. English Version

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00:00:40 - There are poisonous shadows in the sky.

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00:00:55 - Bruce Dickinson want to see us and you know I mean first of all we love you know we love doing it it's it's really a kind of a privilege to be you know 51 years old I'm being able to go out just still to have a voice let me well it's

00:01:22 - It's spelled differently, everything is called orgasmatron.

00:01:25 - Rod Halford

00:01:26 - I think are useful, just because of the fact that with what I try and do, it's important to try and...

00:01:37 - Eric Clapton and Paul Stanley

00:01:39 - But piano was inconceivable, I mean, you can't just go and buy a piano or his guitar is much more accessible.

00:01:47 - I think I was very driven period.

00:01:49 - It was to compensate, to make myself feel more worthy.

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00:02:04 - Megadeth in the year 2017 had to kick the deck, and it did.

00:02:11 - He met with the best musicians Kiko Lularo guitarist, and drummer Chris Adler.

00:02:16 - And what an exceptional album they recorded.

00:02:20 - The best I think since Rust in Peace.

00:02:27 - Poisonous Shandos is one of the singles from this album.

00:02:30 - The lyrics of this song were inspired by Sam Hewon's performance in the Outlander series.

00:02:36 - This epic tale, an adaptation of Diana Gabaldon's famous fantasy romance novels, tells the story of two lovers who cross paths in time.

00:02:45 - This romantic odyssey earned three Golden Globe nominations and a Critics' Choice Award.

00:02:55 - This six-minute cut features a piano performance by new Megadeth guitarist Kiko Lerero of Brazilian progressive metal group Angra.

00:03:08 - Big Man Dave Mustaine described the song to Rolling Stone as

00:03:11 - A really haunting piece, and added that the part that Kiko played, it's very Chopin Megadeth, if that makes sense.

00:03:22 - It does have some classical music touches.

00:03:29 - Nashville arranger Ron Huff did the orchestration.

00:03:33 - He is the father of former Megadeth producer Dan Huff.

00:03:39 - Virtuous Jordanian singer Farah Suraj is the female vocalist.

00:03:43 - Mastame told Radio.com,

00:03:45 - She's actually the UN ambassador for Jordanian music.

00:03:49 - We discovered her through our management, she's an amazing talent.

00:03:53 - This is actually a bit vulgar for her.

00:03:55 - Her singing is from another world.

00:04:02 - The song is disturbing, it begins with Mustaine's threatening voice, with a touch similar to sweating bullets, with a devastating bass, especially from his new drummer, Chris Shadler.

00:04:15 - Great solo from Kiko, who proves that his choice was not wrong.

00:04:20 - The group leader tells us.

00:04:22 - Poison Shadows was a song that actually was the last musical song that I wrote on this record, and the lyric was something that was coming together as we went.

00:04:34 - But I didn't have a song to put the lyrics to yet, and a lot of the song is lyrically about soul searching for me and things in my past, things I needed to do some reconciliation with, making amends, so to speak, and going back and writing the wrongs I had done.

00:04:55 - And that was kind of something that was kind of in the forefront of my mind while I was writing it, but it wasn't the dominating the fact of the song and the topic that I wanted to follow.

00:05:06 - It was more along the lines of a lot of the really dark series on TV right now.

00:05:12 - My wife and daughter and I, when we first moved out to Tennessee, we started binge watching a lot of TV programs like The Black List and Vikings and Ray Donovan and stuff like that and Outlander is another one and there's some really interesting scenes and a lot of those shows where I took the feeling of some of these really heavy scenes and I thought the way that makes me feel watching that, can I translate that into music so that

00:05:42 - I can capture my feelings, my thoughts, but that color if you understand what I mean.

00:05:48 - And when the song started, oddly enough, the song Interstate Love Song, the beginning of

00:05:56 - Poisonous Shadows, I had always called that lick, STP, because I have these little identifiers for my wrist.

00:06:02 - I've got a folder that has 200 different songs in it.

00:06:06 - When we started the record, I have no idea where it's at right now because we would grab little pieces.

00:06:10 - But that's how I identified that.

00:06:11 - In the very beginning part where the acoustic and the sitara playing together, that was where it started. So it's interesting how it started from something that was almost alternative in the acoustic performance and then it got darker and darker and darker. The orchestration in there was something that I had in my mind's eye and I had a guy named Charlie Judge who's a big arranger out in Nashville do the overdubs for that. And when that showed up when we were nearing the end of the session for that particular song it was a great feeling because you know sometimes when you embellish on a song it's just like salt too much ruins it and we had had another guy we were talking to in the beginning and he just didn't get it and when Charlie's stuff came in it's like that's it perfect so that's one of my favorite I would have to say it is my favorite song on the record for a lot of different reasons.

00:07:15 - There's other songs on there that resonate with me depending on how I feel during the day.

00:07:20 - If I'm feeling snotty, you know, I want to hear something that's a little more aggressive, but that would probably be the one I come back to all the time is my number one favorite song.

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00:08:25 - You're the only one who can't get it out of your mouth

00:08:27 - You're the only one who can't get it out of your mouth

00:08:29 - You're the only one who can't get it out of your mouth

00:08:31 - You're the only one who can't get it out of your mouth

00:08:33 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:35 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:37 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:39 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:41 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:43 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:45 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:47 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:49 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:51 - You're the only one who can't get it out

00:08:53 - How much pain do you need to feel?

00:09:10 - How much shame do you have to conceal?

00:09:17 - There's no sunshine, just endless nights

00:09:23 - Nobody stand, nobody cares when you cry

00:09:31 - This is my face you see

00:09:35 - Do I haunt you in your sleep?

00:09:38 - Are your hands and knees when you crawl through your nightmares?

00:09:45 - When there's no more grace, does your heart start to race?

00:09:51 - Come out everywhere in the dark, poisonous shadows

00:10:09 - How many secrets do you keep inside?

00:10:15 - How many sins do you have to hide?

00:10:23 - The haunting masses of black in the sun

00:10:30 - You'll pay for everything you've done

00:10:34 - One by one

00:10:38 - Is it the face you seek?

00:10:41 - Do I haunt you in your sleep?

00:10:45 - Are your hands at ease when you crawl through your madness?

00:10:52 - When there's no more grace, does your heart start to race?

00:10:58 - Cloud everywhere in the dark voice of the shadows

00:11:11 - Is it my face you see, do I haunt you in your sleep?

00:11:40 - When you're asleep

00:11:42 - All your hands and knees

00:11:44 - When you crawl through your nightmares

00:11:49 - When there's no more grace

00:11:52 - Touch your heart and start to race

00:11:55 - Crawl everywhere in the dark

00:11:59 - Voice in the shadows

00:12:03 - Is it bad things to say?

00:12:07 - Do I find you in your sleep?

00:12:10 - Are your hands and knees when you come through your madness?

00:12:17 - When there's no more grace

00:12:20 - Does your heart start to race?

00:12:23 - So I'll give it away

00:12:26 - In the dark woods in the shadows

00:12:45 - It's like I woke up

00:12:49 - And she was right there

00:12:57 - You know, I could almost touch her

00:13:02 - Although she's not gonna lie

00:13:05 - For years now

00:13:08 - I can feel her

00:13:12 - I can feel her watching me

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