After the guitar barrage of Rust in Peace, Megadeth went for shorter, tighter songs, and it paid off commercially. The fifth studio album originally came out in 1992 and climbed to number two on the Billboard 200. 'Symphony of Destruction', 'Sweating Bullets' and 'Foreclosure of a Dream' became setlist fixtures. The title track, about shooting animals in fenced hunting grounds, received a Doris Day Music Award from the American animal welfare organisation the Humane Society. This edition is an LP as a picture disc, in a limited pressing.