Arson Cafe: Megadeth - Cryptic Writings (1997) [Remastered 2004]

Wednesday, December 05, 2012

Megadeth - Cryptic Writings (1997) [Remastered 2004]

Country: USA
Genre: Thrash Metal
Label: Capitol Records
Quality: CD-Rip 320kbps
Website: Facebook / Myspace

Another one from the remastered series that were released in 2004. This is the Megadeth album with the most pop elements, its a bit slower, with softer lyrics and a sound that can be easily approached by fans in and out of metal. I like the songs here and i think its still a good Megadeth album, despite the fact that its not as intense as their first ones, and their new ones (they are still releasing strong albums, to me, even though the metal scene would not approve).

3 comments:

UnknownFebruary 27, 2013 at 11:56 PM
Thenk you for this!
You got some good stuff in the music player too. Gotta check Ulver
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VJ-atycMarch 22, 2013 at 9:30 AM
Thanks friend! Yeah, go listen to these guys, they are amazing :) Their first albums are black metal but then they changed to some ambient electronic like the on the player here.
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UnknownAugust 23, 2013 at 5:41 AM
I checked Ulver, finally. Their first material is great, loved them. \m/
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