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Megadeth – Killing Is My Business And Business Is Good (The Final Kill)

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Label: Legacy – 88985463001, Century Media – 88985463001 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Remastered, Remixed Vinyl, LP All Media, Limited Edition, Reissue Country: US Released: Jun 8, 2018 Genre: Rock Style: Thrash, Speed Metal, Heavy Metal

Tracklist

Hide Credits A1 Last Rites / Loved To Deth Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine A2 Killing Is My Business... And Business Is Good! Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine A3 The Skull Beneath The Skin Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine A4 Rattlehead Timpani – Gar Samuelson Written-By – Dave Mustaine Timpani – Gar Samuelson Written-By – Dave Mustaine B1 Chosen Ones Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine B2 Looking Down The Cross Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine B3 Mechanix Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine B4 These Boots Written-By – Lee Hazlewood Written-By – Lee Hazlewood C1 Last Rites / Loved To Deth (1987 London, UK) Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine C2 Killing Is My Business... And Business Is Good! (1986 Denver, CO) Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine C3 The Skull Beneath The Skin (1990 London, UK) Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine C4 Rattlehead (1987 Bochum, Germany) Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine C5 Chosen Ones (1986 Denver CO) Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine D1 Looking Down The Cross (1986 Denver, CO) Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine D2 Mechanix (1986 Denver, CO) Written-By – Dave Mustaine Written-By – Dave Mustaine D3 Last Rites / Loved To Deth (Demo) Recorded By – Karat Faye Written-By – Dave Mustaine Recorded By – Karat Faye Written-By – Dave Mustaine D4 The Skull Beneath The Skin (Demo) Recorded By – Karat Faye Written-By – Dave Mustaine Recorded By – Karat Faye Written-By – Dave Mustaine D5 Mechanix (Demo) Recorded By – Karat Faye Written-By – Dave Mustaine Recorded By – Karat Faye Written-By – Dave Mustaine

Credits

• Bass – David Ellefson
• Co-producer – Megadeth
• Drums – Gar Samuelson
• Guitar, Lead Guitar – Chris Poland
• Guitar, Lead Guitar, Vocals, Piano, Producer, Liner Notes – Dave Mustaine
• Mastered By – Ted Jensen
• Producer – Karat Faye

Notes

Limited edition black vinyl variant in a gatefold jacket.

Album sequence changed for this reissue compared to the original release. "These Boots" cover song moved from A4 to B4, with all other tracks shifted up accordingly. The cover song was removed from all releases starting in 1995 after threats form the original songwriter, Lee Hazelwood, to sue due to the version containing some altered lyrics. In 2002 only, the album was released with the cover track added back to the album but it contained bleeps over the altered lyrics. This 2002 release contained the same album track sequencing, alternate cover and 1984 3-track demo songs as found on this release. However, the version of the cover song on this release has the vocals re-recorded all with of the original lyrics so that it does not have to be censored. This release also adds additional live tracks not contained on the 2002 release.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

• Barcode (Scan 13 ean): 0889854630010
• Barcode: 889854630010
• Matrix / Runout (Side A): 88985463001-A-RE-1
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): 88985463001-B-RE-1
• Matrix / Runout (Side C): 88985463001-C-RE-1
• Matrix / Runout (Side D): 88985463001-D-RE-1

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