The System Has Failed - Megadeth
- Genre: Metal
- Release Date: 2004-09-14
- Explicitness: notExplicit
- Country: USA
- Track Count: 12
- ℗ 2004 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd., a BMG Company
The System Has Failed - Megadeth Tracks
The System Has Failed - Megadeth User Reviews
Lots of great songs
5
By Bytor70
I highly recommend this album if you’re a Megadeth fan. There are some controversial lyrics but at least it makes you think. There is a good variety of sounds in the songs and very powerful guitar rifts as one would expect. Personally I like it a lot.
Return to form
5
By jpizze
Good album . Megadeth shreds on this . Very underrated album . This was a return to form album for megadeth . If you don’t have this you will not be disappointed after getting it . 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
A little too political
3
By Kit Karamak
The songs are all right. The mix and mastering is great. But it's weighed down heavily by Dave's heavily political insights, and talks about the war in the Middle East, and, essentially, just how much he hates George Bush. Oh, hey, look ... it's George Bush on the front of the album cover, being judged.
I just couldn't get into this album's lyrical content. There are no deeply memorable tunes that you'd hum in the shower, even a few weeks after hearing it.
I played it through, start to finish, maybe three or four times in the last 17 years. On the other hand, I listened to Crytpic Writings so many times, that my 6 disc changer kept it in the magazine for 4 years straight, and even then, still had it in my sun visor sleeve for another 3 years, until I moved everything to digital files. I still get Trust and Almost Honest stuck in my head, and that album is 20 years old.
Nothing from The System Has Failed ever gets stuck in my head. Ever. I doubt it ever will.
Sorry, Dave. The war and your hatred for Post-9/11 America must not have inspired you enough to move my musical soul, dude. Sorry for ripping on your work, but it is what it is.
Return To Thrash
5
By Megadethfan18
Megadeth has returned to thrash metal after all these years