Dave Mustaine

And those are all the things that we stood against. And... I don't know where I'm going with that. You moved up to Hollywood to get back in the saddle. I'm trying to figure out what I was going to say about that because when I first came up there, I had been friends with a bunch of people that were in pen pal kind of a position.

And those are all the things that we stood against. And... I don't know where I'm going with that. You moved up to Hollywood to get back in the saddle. I'm trying to figure out what I was going to say about that because when I first came up there, I had been friends with a bunch of people that were in pen pal kind of a position.

And those are all the things that we stood against. And... I don't know where I'm going with that. You moved up to Hollywood to get back in the saddle. I'm trying to figure out what I was going to say about that because when I first came up there, I had been friends with a bunch of people that were in pen pal kind of a position.

This guy named Brian Liu was a guy who had a metal magazine called Metal Militia. Or no, what was it called? Was it Metal Militia? I think that might have been the name of his magazine. But anyways, Brian Liu is still a friend of mine to this day. And...

This guy named Brian Liu was a guy who had a metal magazine called Metal Militia. Or no, what was it called? Was it Metal Militia? I think that might have been the name of his magazine. But anyways, Brian Liu is still a friend of mine to this day. And...

This guy named Brian Liu was a guy who had a metal magazine called Metal Militia. Or no, what was it called? Was it Metal Militia? I think that might have been the name of his magazine. But anyways, Brian Liu is still a friend of mine to this day. And...

I told him that I was planning on getting together, and I had met this guy, and this other guy, and I was thinking about the name Fallen Angels, blah, blah, blah, okay, okay, okay, bye. Next thing I know, it's a story, that I have a band with three people, and it's called Fallen Angels, and there never was that band, there never was, but the guitar player that I met, Robbie,

I told him that I was planning on getting together, and I had met this guy, and this other guy, and I was thinking about the name Fallen Angels, blah, blah, blah, okay, okay, okay, bye. Next thing I know, it's a story, that I have a band with three people, and it's called Fallen Angels, and there never was that band, there never was, but the guitar player that I met, Robbie,

I told him that I was planning on getting together, and I had met this guy, and this other guy, and I was thinking about the name Fallen Angels, blah, blah, blah, okay, okay, okay, bye. Next thing I know, it's a story, that I have a band with three people, and it's called Fallen Angels, and there never was that band, there never was, but the guitar player that I met, Robbie,

McKinney was the guy I first played with when I came to Los Angeles. And he actually introduced me to the people I ended up playing with. Because when we started trying to get people, one of the first drummers we had was this kid named Lee Roush. And we'd done a couple of shows up in Palo Alto with Kerry King sitting in on guitar for us.

McKinney was the guy I first played with when I came to Los Angeles. And he actually introduced me to the people I ended up playing with. Because when we started trying to get people, one of the first drummers we had was this kid named Lee Roush. And we'd done a couple of shows up in Palo Alto with Kerry King sitting in on guitar for us.

McKinney was the guy I first played with when I came to Los Angeles. And he actually introduced me to the people I ended up playing with. Because when we started trying to get people, one of the first drummers we had was this kid named Lee Roush. And we'd done a couple of shows up in Palo Alto with Kerry King sitting in on guitar for us.

Um, that was, uh, really neat, but it ended in a very weird way because, uh, we had, we'd been playing together, uh, backtrack to David Ellison being in the band, but we were playing together with this guy named Lee Roush and, and this first show up in Palo Alto. Um, it was New Year's Eve and we were at the rehearsal place we were at and

Um, that was, uh, really neat, but it ended in a very weird way because, uh, we had, we'd been playing together, uh, backtrack to David Ellison being in the band, but we were playing together with this guy named Lee Roush and, and this first show up in Palo Alto. Um, it was New Year's Eve and we were at the rehearsal place we were at and

Um, that was, uh, really neat, but it ended in a very weird way because, uh, we had, we'd been playing together, uh, backtrack to David Ellison being in the band, but we were playing together with this guy named Lee Roush and, and this first show up in Palo Alto. Um, it was New Year's Eve and we were at the rehearsal place we were at and

Something happened, so we were all running out of the building as fast as we can. The power went off or something weird. So we're running down the stairs. He falls, breaks his leg, and we've got a show in a couple days. And I said, Lee, you're an idiot. What did you do? And he goes, man, I'll just break the cast off.

Something happened, so we were all running out of the building as fast as we can. The power went off or something weird. So we're running down the stairs. He falls, breaks his leg, and we've got a show in a couple days. And I said, Lee, you're an idiot. What did you do? And he goes, man, I'll just break the cast off.

Something happened, so we were all running out of the building as fast as we can. The power went off or something weird. So we're running down the stairs. He falls, breaks his leg, and we've got a show in a couple days. And I said, Lee, you're an idiot. What did you do? And he goes, man, I'll just break the cast off.

And he gets a pair of pliers, gets the cast wet, rips the cast off, and does the concert. His foot is black and green. Looks like he's got gangrene on it, and it should have been cut off. But he played. On the way back to Los Angeles, he goes, man, I'm going to go take some acid and find myself. And I never saw him again. No shit. Yeah.

And he gets a pair of pliers, gets the cast wet, rips the cast off, and does the concert. His foot is black and green. Looks like he's got gangrene on it, and it should have been cut off. But he played. On the way back to Los Angeles, he goes, man, I'm going to go take some acid and find myself. And I never saw him again. No shit. Yeah.