Rust in Peace: the rise of Megadeth in the Olympic trash metal

When the album "Rust In Peace" was released in 1990, the future of Megadeth was in great doubt. After performing at the legendary "Monsters of Rock" festival in England in 1988 in front of a record number of spectators, Megadeth suddenly found themselves at a dead end, while their peers Slayer, Anthrax, and Metallica were releasing new albums and topping the charts. Megadeth had to surprise somehow. And they did! The new album received "platinum" status and entered the history of thrash metal.
In this book, the band's vocalist and guitarist Dave Mustaine details the creation of the masterpiece called "Rust in Peace" — the cult album of the band. This first-person story is striking in its honesty, keeps you captivated until the last line, and makes you feel as though you are at the epicenter of events! Other musicians also contributed to the creation of the book, and the foreword was written by Mustaine's friend, the legendary Slash.
Megadeth can either be loved or hated, but the story of their fall and rise to the Olympus of rock music will leave no one indifferent.
The book is published with the support of the fan community metbash.ru.