MEGADETH's MUSTAINE: 'Really Good News' Is Worth Waiting For

November 9, 2005

MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine has posted the following message in the "Forums" section of the band's official web site:

"Yesterday was like a high school reunion with personnel from the 'Blackmail the Universe' tour and Gigantour all converging on the storage locker to bring stuff from around the world home to me.

"After today I will have everything that I need to go foward separated from the stuff I collected over the years, stuff that I stopped using, or stuff that I bought and let the other guys use that I retained after we parted. I also found tons of personal pictures that may be of interest to some of you. Marty, Junior, Jimmy, Al, me, and loads of studio pictures. For example the tons of amps that were set up to do 'The System Has Failed' and 'The World Needs A Hero' records and also all of the clothes that was used on the last tour.

"I am finally listing my Jacksons that I have been saving, but I am keeping my number 1. I will never sell that one. Cameras from the video shoot, HD cameras too! Monitors from my ProTools rigs, and in fact a complete ProTools rig for you beginner engineer/producers. I just have to find out what's in it and how old it is.

"So, off to L.A. on Friday to view the 'Gigantour' DVD, and take a few other meetings. All good, and very busy!

"I have some really good news, but you know me, I won't say until it is done. Really good news!"

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