More Life With Deth

A Journey Through Music, Spirituality, and Heavy Metal

David Ellefson author Thom Hazaert author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Outline Press Ltd

Published:16th Jul '19

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This book offers a personal account of David Ellefson's journey with Megadeth, detailing his departure and return, alongside the band's remarkable achievements.

In More Life With Deth, David Ellefson, the bassist and co-founder of Megadeth, provides an intimate glimpse into his life within one of the most iconic heavy-metal bands. This follow-up to his 2013 memoir, My Life With Deth, picks up from his departure in the mid-2000s, detailing his journey back to the band in 2010. The narrative unfolds against the backdrop of Megadeth's remarkable achievements, including their record-breaking 'Big 4' shows alongside legendary bands like Metallica, Slayer, and Anthrax, and the release of their Grammy-winning album, Dystopia, which marked their highest charting success in over twenty-five years.

Ellefson, co-writing with music industry veteran Thom Hazaert, offers more than just a typical rock star memoir. More Life With Deth dives deep into the origins of Megadeth and Ellefson's personal roots in rural Minnesota. The book also explores the stories behind his ventures, such as the successful EMP Label Group and Ellefson Coffee Co., as well as the revival of the renowned Combat Records label. Throughout, Ellefson shares his ongoing journey of spirituality and sobriety, providing readers with a holistic view of his life and career.

Featuring insights from notable friends and collaborators, including Alice Cooper, K.K. Downing, and members of Megadeth, this book is a compelling narrative that showcases not only Ellefson's musical journey but also his evolution as a prominent figure in the heavy-metal community. More Life With Deth is a must-read for fans and anyone interested in the intricate world of rock music.

ISBN: 9781911036517

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304 pages