Written by NLthrasher on 25.01.2012 at 05:16

And just for the record, yes I'm kind of new here and I like each of the Star Wars movies.

sorry you missed the point on the comparison, the new bit was a joke... however liking the Star Wars prequels, well, there is no help for you. much like anyone who thinks current megadave is as good as 80s megadave.

Written by BitterCOld on 25.01.2012 at 05:19

Written by NLthrasher on 25.01.2012 at 05:16

And just for the record, yes I'm kind of new here and I like each of the Star Wars movies.

sorry you missed the point on the comparison, the new bit was a joke... however liking the Star Wars prequels, well, there is no help for you. much like anyone who thinks current megadave is as good as 80s megadave.

Well I don't like new megadeth is better than the 80's megadeth but that doesn't justify to say people 'suck' for thinking otherwise, same for Star Wars, thats just a matter of opinion. Correct me if I'm wrong...

I got the joke, and it's actually a very good comparison. The old movies had the storyline and all that jazz, now the new ones just have fancy animation and not a very good storyline. The same could be said for Megadeth, The old albums have the story line, which makes them enjoyable to listen too, and the new ones just have fancy solos, and a bad storyline.

One more thing, "Whose Life(Is This Anyways)" Sounds like Prong's "Whose Fist(Is This Anyways).

13 for me is a good albulm!

Ok im gonna try and be realistic here and give my true feelings of Th1rt3en.

Lyrics: i give them about a 7, its the normal Mustaine style of lyrics which i am drawn. 7.
Guitar: some songs have a melodic feel to them, and some have a straight forward, so i give it about a 7.3 just because they mix it up a little and i like it
Bass: i personaly like Jr. (david Ellefson) bass style. it give a thought out feel to it so i give it a 7.5
Drums: ok personaly i felt the drums were trying too hard, but they still had a kind of good grove to them. so 6.9
Production: over all i liked it, all of the songs i felt were pretty good, except one song " New World Order" i personaly think the guitar dose not even follow the vocals, and well the whole song is just really hard to listen to.

ok in this order is how i like each song. The rating in my oppinion is 1 is the worst, 5 is, its ok not great or bad, 10 its really good.
1. "Sudden Death" : 8
2. "Public Enemy No. 1" : 9
3. "Whose Life (Is It Anyways?)" : 7.5
4. "We the People" : 7
5. "Guns, Drugs, & Money" : 6.5
6. "Never Dead" : 8
7. "New World Order" : 2
8. "Fast Lane" : 6
9. "Black Swan" : 9.5
10. "Wrecker" : 7
11. "Millennium of the Blind" : 8.2
12. "Deadly Nightshade" : 8.5
13. "13" : 9

over all i Really do like this album, and i put my rating of this album as 8. because i believe their are more good songs then bad songs on the album, My personal top five favorite songs on this album are in this order:
1. Black Swan
2. Public Enemy No. 1
3. 13
4. Deadly Nightshade
5. Millennium of the Blind.

I know may of you will not agree with me on this album. but my rating still stand.
RATE: 8

Previous album was more thrash metal and very good. This one is more heavy than thrash but still good one. You may agree or not but after all Megadeth still releases better albums than many others in thrash genre and that's the fact.:banger:

Written by alex t on 06.03.2012 at 04:10

Previous album was more thrash metal and very good. This one is more heavy than thrash but still good one. You may agree or not but after all Megadeth still releases better albums than many others in thrash genre and that's the fact.:banger:

8

I love megadeth. First metal band I truly got into...this album is a perfect stylistic compilation of their entire discography. For some reason, I prefer the demo version of New World Order to the completed one on this album.

Disgusting.

This album was way too simplistic for Megadeth, and the lyrics are really weak.

A good album, it's not the level of "Rust In Peace" or'' Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?'', But when you listen "Sudden Death", fuck, Mustain is still there!
Time to go berserk

I don't know why i bothered listening to this, every Megadeth album since Countdown (which wasn't anything spectacular) has been extremely average. The amount of creativity going into these releases is astoundingly low...

Written by Alex F on 15.07.2012 at 04:42

I don't know why i bothered listening to this, every Megadeth album since Countdown (which i do love) has been extremely average. The amount of creativity going into these releases is astoundingly low...

come on man,how can you say this,go listen to borknagar or enslaved riiiiiiriiiiiir,ahhhahhhahhhahhha,or burzum,ahhhahhahahh burzum!!!

Enslaved hahahahahahahahaha riiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiir ahhahhahahahaha

Written by bblitz on 26.12.2012 at 20:08

Enslaved hahahahahahahahaha riiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiir ahhahhahahahaha

lol

Just little joke,if guy likes enslaved its ok i didnt mean to offend,but its funny haha?!

I really love the bass drum work on track 9 "Black Swan". Those little gallops by Shawn Drover are sweet.

I've always been very unimpressed with Shawn Drover's drumming in Megadeth. It's workmanlike, and solid. But compared with Nick Menza and Gar Samuelson, I find his drum work to be very dull.

Written by Angelic Storm on 02.01.2013 at 22:32

I've always been very unimpressed with Shawn Drover's drumming in Megadeth. It's workmanlike, and solid. But compared with Nick Menza and Gar Samuelson, I find his drum work to be very dull.

Drover is as dull a drummer as they come. In that respect he is like his brother Glen the guitarist.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 03.01.2013 at 12:49
Drover is as dull a drummer as they come. In that respect he is like his brother Glen the guitarist.

Glen Drover is not as dull a guitarist as Shawn is a drummer, but he's not much to write home about either... Compared to Marty Friedman and Chris Poland, he's a bit non-descript really. Al Pitrelli is probably the weakest guitarist Megadeth have ever had though.

Written by Angelic Storm on 02.01.2013 at 22:32

I've always been very unimpressed with Shawn Drover's drumming in Megadeth. It's workmanlike, and solid. But compared with Nick Menza and Gar Samuelson, I find his drum work to be very dull.

Nothing else that Shawn Drover has done has made an impression on me but the sweet bass-drum work on "Black Swan" certainly floated my boat. I thought Nick Menza was brilliant and his time with the band coincided with their premier album releases.

Public enemy is the best

Some good moments but Mustaine's vocals are very bad on this one.

I remember video public enemy nr 1. It still is funny. Great song. If you listen whole bands disco, you will be bored, it sounds as new Megadeth, you can not find words to describe it, but if you listen as usually new album, mix whit stykles, albums, its decent HM album, yes fan boys, band dont play thrash long long time, so what? wo what, my band is bigger then yours, your band sucks more as this bla bla and school girls twat. So waht, I have not been in Brighton and Hastings, but I like this album. Anti Nowhere Band.

Pretty alright one, on par with united abominations. It becomes a bit stale, especially considering the album is more than 50 minutes long. Still, some pretty good tracks, sudden death is a great opener.

I don't think it's bad but it feels like a demo for some reason, the songs seems stripped and sounds a bit hollow. If we're taking away the old songs there's not much greatness here. Black Swan is by far the best song.