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Megadeth Plan Countdown To Extinction: Live CD, DVD and Blu-Ray
08/21/2013
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(hennemusic) Megadeth have announced the September 24th release of "Countdown To Extinction: Live", a new CD, DVD and Blu-ray set that captures the band in concert on the 20th anniversary tour of the double-platinum 1992 album.

Recorded and filmed at Los Angeles' Fox Theatre last December, the 2012 show sees Megadeth performing the entire "Countdown To Extinction" album.

In addition to the "Countdown To Extinction" songs, the show also featured performances of other Megadeth classics like "Holy Wars," "Hangar 18" "Peace Sells," and "Trust" more on this story

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