Megadeth: Th1rt3eN
Th1rt3eN
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- Label: Roadrunner, 2011
- Erscheinungstermin: 28.10.2011
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Wie der Albumtitel schon aussagt, haben wir es hier mit dem dreizehnten Album aus dem Hause Megadeth zu tun. Mit im Boot wieder das einstige Gründungsmitglied Dave Ellefson am Bass.
War schon "Endgame" ein Schritt in die richtige Richtung, um die Band wieder an die Spitze zu katapultieren, dürfte "Th1rt3en" nun alle Zweifel vom Tisch wischen.
Megadeth klingen so aggressiv, rau und ungezügelt, wie schon lange nicht mehr. Mustaines markantes Gitarrenspiel wirkt ungeheuer bissig und die hackenden Riffs wirken wie Nadelstiche. Auch gesanglich wirkt Rotschopf Dave äußerst böse. Die Rhythmusfraktion bietet den rasenden Riffs einen fetten Soundteppich, der Tracks wie "Whose life (is it anyways?)", "Fast lane" oder den "13" auf ein enorm hohes Niveau ansiedelt. Mustaines Faible für vertrackte Songstrukturen kommt auch nicht zu kurz, bei denen ex-Jag Panzer Flitzefinger Chris Broderick sein enormes Können unter Beweis stellt.
"Th1rt3en" ist ein krachendes Statement von Megadeth, das die lange Phase mittelmäßiger Platten fast schon vergessen machen will. Mustaines Ego ist wieder auf der Höhe und das zeigt sich vortrefflich auf diesem Statement grandiosen Thrash Metals mit unverwechselbaren Mörderriffs.
(Jürgen Tschamler )
MEGADETH, easily one of the most recognized and culturally significant names in hard rock music for the past three decades, has announce the forthcoming release of its thirteenth album, titled "TH1RT3EN". The CD will be released November 1 via Roadrunner Records. "TH1RT3EN" follows up 2009's "Endgame", which was one of the most celebrated albums of the pioneering band's storied career.
MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine is incredibly proud of the music put forth on the new recording, saying, "This record is the culmination of my work over the 13 records I recorded. There are moments on 'TH1RT3EN' that capture my every emotion, and other moments where I am releasing feelings I never knew existed! My proudest moments of my musical career are captured on 'TH1RT3EN'."
"TH1RT3EN" also marks the recorded return of bassist Dave Ellefson who was part of the band's classic lineup from 1983 to 2002. In a move that delighted the band's legion of diehards, Ellefson returned to performing live with MEGADETH in early 2010 and has remained a fixture on the stage ever since. This is the first time Ellefson has played on a MEGADETH record since 2002's "Rude Awakening".
The title has several levels of meaning, which leader and guitar deity Dave Mustaine, who first picked up an axe at the age of 13, revealed in a recent chat with RollingStone. com, saying, "I was born on September 13th; this is my thirteenth record. It just seemed like it was the right thing to do to call it 'TH1RT3EN'."
The band also recorded an original track, "Never Dead", specifically for the "NeverDead" action-adventure video game franchise. "Never Dead" will appear on "TH1RT3EN". Additionally, "Sudden Death" was recorded for "Guitar Hero: Warriors Of Rock" and will appear on the album.
"TH1RT3EN" was recorded at Mustaine's Vic's Garage studio in San Marcos, California with producer Johnny K (full name: John Karkazis), who has previously worked with DISTURBED, SEVENDUST, MACHINE HEAD and STAIND, among others. The artwork will once again be created by artist John Lorenzi, who was responsible for the artwork on the last two MEGADETH studio albums, 2007's "United Abominations" and 2009's "Endgame", as well as the band's 2007 box set, "Warchest".
Regarding what fans can expect from MEGADETH's next album, Ellefson told Martin Carlsson of Expressen TV, "Let's put it this way: It's funny that 20 years ago, we came off 'Rust In Peace' and we went in and made 'Countdown To Extinction'. So, to me, that's kind of what this album feels like. We did 'Sudden Death' [for a title in the 'Guitar Hero' franchise, 'Guitar Hero: Warriors Of Rock'] and then this new song, 'Never Dead', which is a very violent riff. That was the first song we did, and we finished it top to bottom because we had to get it into this video game called 'NeverDead'. So that's a pretty good indication of what the new record is gonna be. But it's a little wider than… That's why I liken it to probably a little more to 'Countdown To Extinction', 'cause there's a couple of songs that aren't just full-on, in-your-face thrashing. However, most of it is. So you guys are gonna be excited. You'll like it. You'll dig it. You'll have fun [listening to it]."
(roadrunnerrecords. com)
,,Das verflixte 13. Album ist keine Stolperfalle, sondern ein solides Stück Schwermetall." (Stereoplay, Januar 2012)
War schon "Endgame" ein Schritt in die richtige Richtung, um die Band wieder an die Spitze zu katapultieren, dürfte "Th1rt3en" nun alle Zweifel vom Tisch wischen.
Megadeth klingen so aggressiv, rau und ungezügelt, wie schon lange nicht mehr. Mustaines markantes Gitarrenspiel wirkt ungeheuer bissig und die hackenden Riffs wirken wie Nadelstiche. Auch gesanglich wirkt Rotschopf Dave äußerst böse. Die Rhythmusfraktion bietet den rasenden Riffs einen fetten Soundteppich, der Tracks wie "Whose life (is it anyways?)", "Fast lane" oder den "13" auf ein enorm hohes Niveau ansiedelt. Mustaines Faible für vertrackte Songstrukturen kommt auch nicht zu kurz, bei denen ex-Jag Panzer Flitzefinger Chris Broderick sein enormes Können unter Beweis stellt.
"Th1rt3en" ist ein krachendes Statement von Megadeth, das die lange Phase mittelmäßiger Platten fast schon vergessen machen will. Mustaines Ego ist wieder auf der Höhe und das zeigt sich vortrefflich auf diesem Statement grandiosen Thrash Metals mit unverwechselbaren Mörderriffs.
(Jürgen Tschamler )
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MEGADETH, easily one of the most recognized and culturally significant names in hard rock music for the past three decades, has announce the forthcoming release of its thirteenth album, titled "TH1RT3EN". The CD will be released November 1 via Roadrunner Records. "TH1RT3EN" follows up 2009's "Endgame", which was one of the most celebrated albums of the pioneering band's storied career.
MEGADETH mainman Dave Mustaine is incredibly proud of the music put forth on the new recording, saying, "This record is the culmination of my work over the 13 records I recorded. There are moments on 'TH1RT3EN' that capture my every emotion, and other moments where I am releasing feelings I never knew existed! My proudest moments of my musical career are captured on 'TH1RT3EN'."
"TH1RT3EN" also marks the recorded return of bassist Dave Ellefson who was part of the band's classic lineup from 1983 to 2002. In a move that delighted the band's legion of diehards, Ellefson returned to performing live with MEGADETH in early 2010 and has remained a fixture on the stage ever since. This is the first time Ellefson has played on a MEGADETH record since 2002's "Rude Awakening".
The title has several levels of meaning, which leader and guitar deity Dave Mustaine, who first picked up an axe at the age of 13, revealed in a recent chat with RollingStone. com, saying, "I was born on September 13th; this is my thirteenth record. It just seemed like it was the right thing to do to call it 'TH1RT3EN'."
The band also recorded an original track, "Never Dead", specifically for the "NeverDead" action-adventure video game franchise. "Never Dead" will appear on "TH1RT3EN". Additionally, "Sudden Death" was recorded for "Guitar Hero: Warriors Of Rock" and will appear on the album.
"TH1RT3EN" was recorded at Mustaine's Vic's Garage studio in San Marcos, California with producer Johnny K (full name: John Karkazis), who has previously worked with DISTURBED, SEVENDUST, MACHINE HEAD and STAIND, among others. The artwork will once again be created by artist John Lorenzi, who was responsible for the artwork on the last two MEGADETH studio albums, 2007's "United Abominations" and 2009's "Endgame", as well as the band's 2007 box set, "Warchest".
Regarding what fans can expect from MEGADETH's next album, Ellefson told Martin Carlsson of Expressen TV, "Let's put it this way: It's funny that 20 years ago, we came off 'Rust In Peace' and we went in and made 'Countdown To Extinction'. So, to me, that's kind of what this album feels like. We did 'Sudden Death' [for a title in the 'Guitar Hero' franchise, 'Guitar Hero: Warriors Of Rock'] and then this new song, 'Never Dead', which is a very violent riff. That was the first song we did, and we finished it top to bottom because we had to get it into this video game called 'NeverDead'. So that's a pretty good indication of what the new record is gonna be. But it's a little wider than… That's why I liken it to probably a little more to 'Countdown To Extinction', 'cause there's a couple of songs that aren't just full-on, in-your-face thrashing. However, most of it is. So you guys are gonna be excited. You'll like it. You'll dig it. You'll have fun [listening to it]."
(roadrunnerrecords. com)
Rezensionen
,,Das verflixte 13. Album ist keine Stolperfalle, sondern ein solides Stück Schwermetall." (Stereoplay, Januar 2012)
- Tracklisting
- Mitwirkende
Disk 1 von 1 (CD)
- 1 Sudden Death
- 2 Public Enemy No. 1
- 3 Whose Life (Is It Anyways?)
- 4 We The People
- 5 Guns, Drugs, & Money
- 6 Never Dead
- 7 New World Order
- 8 Fast Lane
- 9 Black Swan
- 10 Wrecker
- 11 Millennium Of The Blind
- 12 Deadly Nightshade
- 13 13
