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All right. Welcome to the Middle of the podcast.

This is episode 445.

We're going to finally do it.

We're going to listen to the new Megadeth album. I'm excited. I'm hard on Dave Mustaine. We know this. It's well documented. But I'm pulling for him. I want the record to be good. I'm excited to give it a listen. They say that you don't know that you like a song until after you've heard it six or seven times. That's apparently the, that's apparently the psychology of the brain with whether or not you know that you like something. I don't think we're going to listen to the album six times tonight, but we are going to burn it down. I'm going to give each song a ranking. We're going to talk about the lyrics. And, you know, who knows? This might be my new favorite album. You never know. A little bit of housekeeping. I launched the launched the youtube page want to say thanks to everyone that was a part of that that's already subscribed

that's getting in the comments that's engaging all that stuff really helps with the algorithm

and getting more ears and eyes on the podcast it's been pretty fun making all this stuff

it's only going to get better uh every time I do one of these, I learn more

about it. And so your feedback is really helpful. I want to also thank the patrons for giving me

a lot of really good feedback and kind of just being my cheerleaders over there and giving me

the encouragement to keep doing this. It's a lot of work, but I'm really digging it. And speaking of that,

we got two new patrons. I want to say thank you to Psycho Arts and Hans Weston.

You can see the link down below if you want to be a part of that. You can also write in,

here's what I want to talk about before we get into the Mustaine stuff, is a few weeks ago, we talked about a sort of missing Metallica album or the Metallica album that almost was, a follow-up to death magnetic. I did not really know about this. And someone wrote in, Christopher Langer wrote in, which, by the way, you can write in Metal Up Your Podcast Show at

gmail.com and I will read it on the show, but he wrote it and said, hi, Clint. Episode 441,

you talked about the recording plans for a follow-up to Death Magnetic during 2011.

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