As the title suggests, this is the 13th album from Megadeth. For this album, former and original Megadet-bassist Dave Ellefson was back in the band. He quit Megadeth in 2002 and and formed the band F5 which released one album. I have never been a big fan of Megadeth's music except for two very good albums in the 90's. The sound of the 2000's they have is very modern, heavy, technical and well produced. The songs are in-the-middle-of-the-road and no songs sticks out, it gets like a big mess and 13 songs is a few too many too keep the interest up. I won't listen to this album again even though it has some okey songs.

1)Sudden death (5,0)

2)Public enemy no.1 (6,0)

3)Whose life (is it anyway?) (7,0)

4)We the people (7,0)

5)Guns, drugs and money (6,0)

6)Never dead (5,0)

7)New world order (6,0)

8)Fast lane (7,0)

9)Black swan (6,5)

10)Wrecker (6,0)

11)Millenium of the blind (4,0)

12)Deadly nightshade (7,0)

13)13 (6,5)

Score: 6,08

Dave Mustaine-vocals and guitars (b.1961)

Chris Broderick-guitars (b.1970)

David Ellefson-bass (b.1964)

Shawn Drover-drums (b.1966)

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