Dave Mustaine
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411 appearances
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Dave Mustaine’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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There's not a lot of people that really care about that anymore because of society and the environment and the economy because most families need to have a two-income family anymore. And what happens when there's a two-income family? Well, there has to be child care, and that's usually at the hands of somebody in the school, in an after-school project or program.
or having somebody that comes to your home. And either one of those, any of those choices are very expensive, and it produces diminishing returns because you've got to unprogram the nanny or teacher or substitute or whatever. And I remember when I was younger, Justice was just a baby, and I'd hired a nanny for him while we were on tour. We were in France.
And I got off stage and he was crying because he was just a little kid and the nanny had not changed him. And I went... Fucking ballistics. My kid, don't ever, ever think that you're going to work for us again. And that was it. She was gone, and I changed the diapers. I don't know.
Going back to the thing about the satanic stuff, though, I think that usually occurs when people are desperate and they have nowhere else to go.
In the music industry, yeah. You have to be very careful from the pedophilia. You have to be very careful from the rape, for lack of a better word, because if you're not a child and that same thing happens to you, what is it called? There's a lot of stuff that's in TV right now with Sean Puff, Daddy Combs, with Jeffrey Epstein, with all these people that are coming out now.
getting busted for these crazy orgies and sex parties and everything, that breaks my heart to think that somebody that was an adult with a functioning mind, no matter how depraved it is, but that they would assault an innocent child and rape them, that to me is reprehensible. And I don't know why there isn't stricter punishment for that.
I think a lot of it is because people just don't know what's happening. Is that that common in these circles? Well, there are a lot of people that are very famous musicians that the rumor has that they were executed because they were getting ready to expose, uh, pedophilia. Executed as in killed?
Well, the rumors going around about, uh, Chester from Lincoln Park and about Chris from Soundgarden was that they were making a movie on, on, uh, child abuse and child trafficking, I think it was. And, uh, they're both gone and it's very suspicious. Geez. Yeah, because they don't want this stuff to come out. Well, it's out. It is. But, yeah, it's pretty sad stuff to talk about. Yeah, yeah.
You got any happy questions?
Well, I love my daughter, and we moved out here because we couldn't find... The first place we went looking was Austin, Texas, and I'm glad we didn't move there, not because of the people of Austin, but because of the interlopers that have started to invade Austin that have done the exodus from California. We were...
We were looking for homes out there and had gone every Easter out there to look for three years. And I finally was out here playing, and a friend of mine, I didn't know who he was. I had met him, and we'd gone our separate ways, and I saw him again. And I went, oh, yeah, I remember you. So we started talking, and I told him, well, my daughter wants to be a singer, and he goes...
He goes, why are you looking at Austin? You should move to Nashville. And I said, really? And he goes, yeah, man, it's so much better here. And I was in a really good place because we just played the show with Iron Maiden there. And all of our friends and neighbors and all of our associates that we had here in town finally get to see me do my job.
and get to know a little bit about me in a professional capacity instead of me just standing in front of them and yapping. So we moved out here, and she started pursuing her country career, and then she decided she didn't want to do country. And I thought, well, that's great. And she started trying to sing pop again, and she didn't like that either.
And we had started our wine business when I played with the San Diego Symphony in San Diego. I had this opportunity to play with them and I wanted to make something unique for them to drink. I didn't think that the symphony would have a lot of beer on tap or a lot of hardcore alcohol, that they would probably just have champagne or wine or something. So I said, I think I want to make a wine.
So we made a wine, and that took off really well. And then fast forward a few more years, Electra is now a sommelier. She's one of the youngest sommeliers that was a female. And she's a sommelier. What is that? That's a wine taster. They can take a little spoon and take a sip of wine and tell you where it's from. Wow.
Yeah, they're very, very, very sought-after people because they can taste the soil. They can taste the grouping of the grape. Like a red grape will have... numerous red fruit tastes to it. That's the idiosyncrasy of the grape. It could taste like a cherry. It could taste like a raspberry. It could taste like a currant. It could taste like a strawberry, for example, a plum.
Those are all the red colors. And so when you're tasting the wines, to have an educated palate like that is very desirable for a restaurant. And certainly desirable for a wine company. We want somebody who knows their stuff. Now, Electra and Pam are running House of Mustaine. And if you're getting your wine graded, when you make it into the 90 percentile, you are very, very desirable. Nice.
Is your daughter still here? Yeah, she's still living here. She has her own place that I bought. And she's doing the wine, and Justice and I are doing the beer. And we just were an entrepreneurial family. I thank God that my kids turned out the way that they did, but it wasn't for lack of trying. They certainly had a rambunctious spirit and we had to,
You know, Lecter was like a little horse, and she did not want to be ridden. She did not want to be on a harness. She didn't want to be on a halter. She didn't want nothing. She was going to just live life her way. And Justice was kind of like that, too. He actually wanted to move out when he was young, so we let him move.
He moved into a house we had in Oceanside, and I went down there one time, and he had just had a little get-together once.
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