Following the successful 2007 release of the coveted 4-CD+DVD Warchest box set, Megadeth is back with a vengeance with Anthology: Set The World Afire. The career-spanning 2-CD and digital collection, to be released September 30th by Capitol/EMI, features Megadeth's top hits and fan favorites, a previously unreleased demo and two rare concert recordings.
Anthology: Set The World Afire is loaded with 35 electrifying tracks, among them Megadeth's top hits, including 'Trust', 'A Tout Le Monde', 'Insomnia' and 'Train Of Consequences'. Also included are rare 1992 concert recordings of 'Peace Sells' and 'Symphony of Destruction', previously available only in limited release, the latter having never been released in the U.S.
Disc 1 - "Mechanix," "Rattlehead," "Peace Sells," "Wake Up Dead," "Devils Island," "Anarchy In The U.K.," "Set The World Afire," "Into The Lungs Of Hell," "In My Darkest Hour," "Holy Wars", "She-Wolf," "Insomnia," "Prince Of Darkness", "Kill The King," "Dread And The Fugitive Mind,"
"Sleepwalker," "Symphony Of Destruction" (live, Cow Palace, 1992), 'Peace Sells' (live, Cow Palace, 1992).
Disc 2 - "Skin O' My Teeth," "Ashes In Your Mouth," "Breakpoint," "Angry Again," "Train of Consequences," "Reckoning Day," "A Tout Le Monde," "The Killing Road," "New World Order," "Trust The Punishment Due," "Tornado of Souls," "Hangar 18," "Take No Prisoners," "Go To Hell," "Sweating Bullets," "Crown of Worms," "High Speed Dirt" [Demo].
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