The World Needs a Hero by Megadeth, album cover
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The World Needs a Hero

Released15 May 2001
Popularity52.9

The World Needs a Hero is Megadeth's ninth studio album, released in May 2001. It followed Risk (1999), which had gone down badly with critics and buyers, and it steers the band back towards a heavier, thrash-based sound. It was their first record for Sanctuary Records after leaving Capitol, and it reached number 16 on the Billboard 200.

It is also a record of firsts and lasts. Al Pitrelli appears on it as the only album with him on guitar, and it is the final Megadeth album with bassist David Ellefson until Thirteen in 2011. Vic Rattlehead returns to the cover for the first time since Rust in Peace, alongside the classic band logo. At just under 58 minutes it is their longest album, and "When", at over nine minutes, is their longest song.

The World Needs a Hero: tracklist, credits and charts

12 tracks · 57:55

Tracklist

  1. 1DisconnectDave Mustaine5:20
  2. 2The World Needs a HeroDave Mustaine3:52
  3. 3Moto PsychoDave Mustaine3:06
  4. 41000 Times GoodbyeDave Mustaine6:26
  5. 5Burning BridgesDave Mustaine5:21
  6. 6PromisesDave Mustaine and Al Pitrelli4:29
  7. 7Recipe for Hate... WarhorseDave Mustaine5:19
  8. 8Losing My SensesDave Mustaine4:41
  9. 9Dread and the Fugitive MindDave Mustaine4:25
  10. 10Silent ScornDave Mustaine1:43
  11. 11Return to HangarDave Mustaine4:00
  12. 12WhenDave Mustaine9:14
Produced by
Bill Kennedy, Dave Mustaine, Bill Kennedy
Recorded at
Henson Recording Studios, Scream Studios, Studio A&M, The Saltmine Studio Oasis, Henson, Hollywood, Saltmine, Mesa, Scream, Studio City
Recorded
April–December 2000
Mixed by
Bill Kennedy
Mixed at
Henson Recording Studios, The Enterprise
Engineered by
Bill Kennedy
Label
Metal-is Records
Length
57:55

Line-up

  • Jimmy DeGrasso · drums (drum set) · guest
  • David Ellefson · bass guitar · guest
  • Dave Mustaine · guitar, lead vocals · guest
  • Al Pitrelli · guitar, background vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Moto Psycho” · April 2001
  • “Dread and the Fugitive Mind” · 2001

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 200116
UK Albums Chart · 200145
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20015
UK Independent Albums · 20017
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 200117
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 200120
Finnish Albums · 200123
Italian Albums · 200124
French Albums · 200128
Polish Albums · 200132
All 17 charts
Scottish Albums · 200134
German Albums · 200136
Swedish Albums · 200139
Austrian Albums · 200159
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 200172
Dutch Albums · 200180
Swiss Albums · 200194

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How we know the release date sources disagree on the year (2000, 2001)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz2000
Wikipedia infobox15 May 2001
Wikidata12 May 2001
US release15 May 2001earliest US date
UK / Europe release14 May 2001earliest UK or European date
11 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2001FRMetal-is Records5038456900693other
2001USSanctuary Recordsother
12 May 2001JPVictor4988002414918other
14 May 2001KRMetal-is Recordsother
14 May 2001GBSanctuary Records5038456900693other
14 May 2001GBMetal-is Records5038456900624other
15 May 2001USSanctuary Records060768450325other
1 March 2017XWSanctuary Records5414939546372other
15 February 2019XEBMG4050538373448other
15 February 2019XEBMG4050538373936other
15 February 2019USBMG4050538373448remaster
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