Megadeth - Rust in Peace... Polaris Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who wrote the lyrics for 'Rust in Peace... Polaris'?

   The lyrics for 'Rust in Peace... Polaris' were written by Dave Mustaine, the frontman and guitarist of Megadeth.

2. What inspired the title of the song 'Rust in Peace... Polaris'?

   The title 'Rust in Peace... Polaris' was inspired by a bumper sticker that Dave Mustaine saw, which read: 'May all your nuclear weapons rust in peace.'

3. Is there a guitar solo in 'Rust in Peace... Polaris'?

   'Rust in Peace... Polaris' does not have a traditional guitar solo. Instead, it features a few quick lead guitar notes at the beginning to set the mood.

4. What is significant about the album 'Rust in Peace'?

   'Rust in Peace,' released on September 24, 1990, is Megadeth's fourth studio album. It marked the first appearance of guitarist Marty Friedman and drummer Nick Menza with the band. The album received critical acclaim and was certified platinum by RIAA.

5. Who produced the album 'Rust in Peace'?

   'Rust in Peace' was recorded with producer Mike Clink, known for his work on Guns N' Roses’ ‘Appetite for Destruction.’ However, much of the work on this album was done by Dave Mustaine, Max Norman, and engineer Micajah Ryan.

6. Did Megadeth face any challenges during the making of 'Rust in Peace'?

   Yes, during its creation, Megadeth faced multiple challenges including lineup changes. Dave Mustaine fired drummer Chuck Behler and guitarist Jeff Young due to internal issues. Finding replacements took time until they hired Nick Menza as drummer and Marty Friedman as guitarist.