Covers I like: Megadeth’s “Hanger 18” played with coat hangers.

May 14, 2018May 12, 2018 Alan Cross 0 Comments Coat Hangers, Cover Version, Megadeth

What would it sound like if “Hanger 18,” the classic by Megadeth, was played with coat hangers instead of drumsticks? Cameron Fleury was curious. See what this dude did there? (Via Loudwire)

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