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• The album cover by Hugh Syme shows mascot Vic Rattlehead breaking out of Mustaine.
• "' Vic Rattlehead "'is the illustrated mascot of the American thrash metal band Megadeth.
• The band's mascot, Vic Rattlehead, regularly appears on album artwork and, since 2010, in live shows.
• Vic was once again absent from the cover of " Dystopia ", a robot version of Vic Rattlehead is seen.
• From these shows onward, Vic Rattlehead started making sustained onstage appearances, to improve the visual facet of Megadeth's live performances.
• The government pointed the band's mascot Vic Rattlehead as inappropriate and told the members that they would be arrested if they performed.
• The album cover's unnamed skeleton mascot is a parody of Iron Maiden's Eddie the Head and Megadeth's Vic Rattlehead.
• Dave Baksh also stated that the band will have their own mascot much like Iron Maiden with Eddie the Head and Megadeth with Vic Rattlehead.
• During the final show of the tour, Kerry King joined Megadeth on stage at the Gibson Amphitheatre in Hollywood to perform Megadeth's " Rattlehead ".
• Additionally, mascot Vic Rattlehead appears on the cover of a Megadeth album for the first time since " Rust in Peace " ( 1990 ).
• After two decades of rocking, the heavy metal band Megadeth s mascot Vic Rattlehead needs a facelift and the band has commissioned DeviantArt to redesign him !!
• The album's cover art, featuring the band's mascot Vic Rattlehead in front of a desolated United Nations Headquarters, was created by Ed Repka.
• Mustaine later announced via the Vic Rattlehead Twitter page that he had chosen a title and cover art for the new album, though neither was revealed at that time.
• The album artwork was created by artist Ed Repka, It references " Hangar 18 ", and depicts band mascot Vic Rattlehead and world leaders of the era viewing an alien body.
• As with the first three Animetal albums, the cover of this album features a skeleton-like figure, which is a parody of heavy metal mascots such as Eddie the Head of Iron Maiden and Vic Rattlehead of Megadeth.
• The re-issued version of the Megadeth album, " Killing Is My Business . . . and Business Is Good ! " ( 1985 ), shows a stylized Vic Rattlehead skull on top of crossed swords and crossed bones.
• The full lyrics were later confirmed and released officially after the release of the song, along with official single cover art, featuring the band's iconic mascot Vic Rattlehead falling from the sky with a failed parachute and burning angel wings.
• The name of Vic stands for " victim " and Rattlehead comes from what Mustaine's mother used to say to him when he was headbanging : " Don't do that or you'll rattle something up in there ! " This then led to the expression " to rattle one's head " meaning head-bang.