` :GA review (see here for what the criteria are, and here for what they are not)  #It is reasonably well written. #:a (prose, no copyvios, spelling and grammar):  b (MoS for lead, layout, word choice, fiction, and lists):  #::  #It is factually accurate and verifiable. #:a (reference section):  b (citations to reliable sources):  c (OR):  #::  #It is broad in its coverage. #:a (major aspects):  b (focused):  #::  #It follows the neutral point of view policy. #:Fair representation without bias:  #::  #It is stable. #:No edit wars, etc.:  #::  #It is illustrated by images and other media, where possible and appropriate. #:a (images are tagged and non-free content have fair use rationales):  b (appropriate use with suitable captions):  #::  #Overall:  #:Pass/Fail:  #::   ==Opening statement== At first look the article seems complete and has a pretty good overall presentation, but there are some (referencing) items that need to be addressed. I've created an outline of the article here with comments that apply to each section. Please do not sign any responses and instead use  to create a unique font and color for your responses. You can also use  or  to indicate the status on a particular request or comment.  Only the sections with prose were scrutinized. The final four sections: Track listing, Personnel, Charts, and Accolades were accepted as is.  First question: Is there any material about the sales success/failure of the album? The article is fine without that content, but was curious if you'd stumbled across anything that would support content like that.  ===Lead===  * ``Besides the 2004 mixes (too informal) suggest ``with the exception of the 2004 mixes``  *Expand a touch on Vic Rattlehead (just saying he's their mascot might suffice) ``The album's front cover, featuring the band's mascot Vic Rattlehead, was created...``   * Include preview of the type of political lyrics that Mustaine and bassist were looking to include  ===Background and recording===  * Expand on Gar and Chris being fired, if possible, or remove from lead.  ===Release and promotion===  * It might make it more complete if we also mention that Rekpa returned for the cover design of Rust in Peace.  ===Songs===  ====Tracks 1–4====  * This sentence needs to be rewritten: ``Devils Island`` expresses the thoughts of a prisoner who is about to be executed in the notorious former French penal colony on Devil's Island. In the song, the prisoner's life is spared by God right before he is about to be killed, but he is condemned to spend the rest of his life on the island``. It is verbatim copy of the source. Although there is no copyright notice on the website (http://megadeth.rockmetal.art.pl/lyrics_peace.html#Devil) please rewrite this sentence using your own words. It's worth exercising caution here.  * The line ````Peace Sells`` reflects Mustaine's political and social beliefs.`` is debatable as far as accuracy goes. Does the source says that?  * The last sentence and its reference (#20, by Jon Wiederhorn) do not align. The sentence states that Mustaine converted to Christianity and that the band hadn't played ``The Conjuring`` live since 2001, and although the web page (http://noisecreep.com/megadeths-dave-mustaine-invites-fans-to-meet-the-real-me/) talks about the song, it doesn't mention Christianity or not having played the song.  ====Tracks 5–8====  * Suggest adding a link to Serial killer  * The line ``With an excessive use of gory language, the song chronicles the acts of a serial killer`` is not supported by its reference (#27)(http://www.megadeth.com/scorpion?page=7)  * The next line ``It was inspired by Dijon Carruthers, who was briefly the band's drummer prior to the hiring of Gar Samuelson. According to Mustaine, Carruthers was hanging out with people who were practicing occultism, and th