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List Price: $9.93 | | Label: Capitol
Salesrank: 1508
Released: July 27, 2004 |
| Our Price: $6.76 |
| Used Price: $7.96 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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Peace Sells...But Who's Buying? Track Listing:
1. Wake Up Dead
2. The Conjuring
3. Peace Sells
4. Devil's Island
5. Good Mourning / Black Friday
6. Bad Omen
7. I Ain't Superstitious
8. My Last Words
9. Wake Up Dead (Randy Burns Mix) - previously unreleased
10. The Conjuring (Randy Burns Mix) - previously unreleased
11. Peace Sells (Randy Burns Mix) - previously unreleased
12. Good Mourning / Black Friday (Randy Burns Mix) - previously unreleased
Editorial Review:
Megadeth, Peace Sells...But Who's Buying?
Peace Sells...But Who's Buying? Reviews:
PEACE SELLS: remastered CD. 
2009-12-23 - The sound quality is pretty good, on this disc, the one that gained Megadeth the spotlight, along with the help of the videos from the record. One of their best records, although they have had many personnel changes since this record came out.
Amazing!
2009-12-08 - A classic metal album with cool guitar solos and jazzy rythms underneith the heavy chords. Angry snarling vocals and insane bass, drums and dark lyrics with substance. Megadeths best album and my personal favorite. The new album "Endgame" is awesome as well.
MEGADETH CLASSIC
2009-12-01 - while RUST IN PEACE is my favorite MEGADETH cd, this one is a classic. with exception of I AIN'T SUPERSTITOUS,this album shows what (as dave calls it)real SPEED METAL is all about.people can argue about the remastered/renixed or the original versions of this cd all they want , either way it's a CLASSIC.
This album rips so hard.
2009-09-07 - This is one of those discs that gets better and better the more you listen to it. Undoubtedly, Megadeth were the most inventive speed metal band of the 80s. This album is filled to the brim with not only riffs galore, but individual guitar fills that add a unique flavor to these songs. This ain't just a typical boneheaded "chugga-chugga" album. This is heavy metal by a guy who has a firm grasp on what works musically. Of the three big thrash albums of '86, this one is by far the cathiest. Mustaine could have had a very lucrative career as a pop songwriter if he wanted, but I guess he'd rather tear people's faces off instead.
This is a quantum leap from their debut album (which ain't a shabby record, mind you) and it remained their best until 1990's Rust In Peace.
Up there with the best of 'em 
2009-07-10 - a great metal album.. one to go back and listen to from time to time...
