Mustaine simply needs to let that hate go. He has found a way to be highly successful with his own band, Megadeth. Have they reached the levels of success that Metallica has? No, ...

Dave Mustaine has been picking at some old bones of contention between him and his erstwhile bandmates in Metallica. The Megadeth frontman was interviewed on The Shawn Ryan Show podcast and suggested ...

Dave Mustaine took another swipe at his ex-Metallica bandmates in a new interview on The Shawn Ryan Show, accusing them of lifting the "Enter Sandman" riff from another thrash band's song.

Megadeth mastermind Dave Mustaine has talked about Metallica a lot since the two parties parted ways back in 1983. As such, you might think that he still harbors resentment toward them – and ...

The post Dave Mustaine on Metallica Not Touring with Megadeth: “What Are They Afraid Of?” appeared first on Consequence. Dave Mustaine has once again opened up about the tempestuous ...

Dave Mustaine’s troubled two-year stint in Metallica came to an end on April 11, 1983, when his ex-bandmates packed up his gear and put him on a bus home. On that same trip, Mustaine read a ...

In a candid three-hour interview with former Navy SEAL and CIA contractor Shawn Ryan on The Shawn Ryan Show, Dave Mustaine opened up about his turbulent tenure with Metallica, recalling both the ...

Dave Mustaine (left) plays alongside James Hetfield on day four of Megadeth and Metallica's 30th Anniversary shows at the Fillmore, in San Francisco, December 10, 2011.. | Credit: Tim Mosenfelder ...

Stop us if you’ve heard this little diddy before: Dave Mustaine used to be a member of Metallica. He was fired for being the drunkest drunk of the bunch. He creates Megadeth to be faster and better ...

“I told them when I left, ‘Do not use my music,’ and of course they used it,” Dave Mustaine said. He went on to list multiple Metallica hits he says he wrote, including “Ride the ...

“Hell, their biggest song, ‘Enter Sandman’ —go look up the band Excel right now,” said the Grammy winner, 63. “Look up their song—I think it’s something ‘Into the Unknown.

In a new interview with Classic Rock magazine, Megadeth founder Dave Mustaine argued that he was Metallica's leader during his time in the band—forget James Hetfield and Lars Ulrich.