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MEGADETH's ELLEFSON And BRODERICK On JACKSON Clinic Tour: More Video Available

October 26, 2011

MEGADETH's David Ellefson and Chris Broderick are back again with the "Lick of the Day" from their six-city Jackson clinic tour. This time, the guys are at Spotlight Music in Ft. Collins, Colorado where they took a moment backstage to offer fans a glimpse into their new album, "TH1RT3EN". The guys also took questions from the audience, bringing one lucky fan to the side to talk about their selection of Jackson as their instrument of choice.

At each stop, the Broderick signature Jackson guitars will be available, in both the six- and seven-string models.

MEGADETH's new album, "TH1RT3EN", is scheduled for release on November 1 via Roadrunner Records. The CD was recorded at mainman Dave Mustaine's Vic's Garage studio in San Marcos, California with producer Johnny K (full name: John Karkazis),who has previously worked with DISTURBED, SEVENDUST, MACHINE HEAD and STAIND, among others. The artwork was once again created by artist John Lorenzi, who worked on the last two MEGADETH studio albums, 2007's "United Abominations" and 2009's "Endgame", as well as the band's 2007 box set, "Warchest".

"TH1RT3EN" marks the recorded return of bassist David Ellefson who was part of the band's classic lineup from 1983 to 2002. In a move that delighted the band's legion of diehards, Ellefson returned to performing live with MEGADETH in early 2010 and has remained a fixture on the stage ever since. This is the first time Ellefson has played on a MEGADETH record since 2002's "Rude Awakening".

MEGADETH filmed the "Public Enemy No. 1" video on September 17 in Santa Clarita, California. The clip was shot on a movie set where old Westerns are filmed.

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