We Ve Come For You All Music Cd

Anthrax - We Ve Come For You All

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We've Come for You All      Artist : Anthrax      List Price : $11.98 USD        Your Price : $11.98 USD      ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2003-05-06      Studio : Sanctuary Records      Label : Sanctuary Records      Avg. Customer Rating : (139 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for We Ve Come For You All      We've Come for You All      Rating:      I love this CD! Every track is great. Excellent job by Anthrax!     Customer Reviews for We Ve Come For You All Cd      great album, an instant classic!!!      Rating:      This album one any true anthrax fan would want. This is a monster album, with heavy guitar licks and riffs, and the speed that we all have come to expect from Anthrax. The new five man line up featured on the album also places back the depth that was lost after the sound of white noise album. With songs like "Think about an End" and "Any Place but Here", modern hard rock/metal bands get a display of why guitar solos will always have a place in metal. All of the songs are really excellent. So go ahead, splurge and buy this album, you will not be disappointed. Editorial Reviews for We Ve Come For You All Audio Cd      Amazon.com      You'll find no rap metal or nu metal on We've Come for You All--just Anthrax's inimitable thrash-metal melded with contemporary melodies, dynamics, and booming, arena-worthy production. Two way-cool guests--Roger Daltrey and Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell--are under-utilized on their respective songs, but with machine-gun, heart-pounding double-bass drums and vocalist John Bush's convincing snarl, it hardly matters. Bush, who has been in Anthrax since the early '90s, has been part of much of the group's best and most mature (if not most commercially successful) material. The dynamic "Superhero" is a winner, as is the radio-ready, not-too-heavy "Safe Home." "Nobody Knows Anything" and "Strap It On" are the best of the heaviest entries. Effective acoustic moments, Scott Ian's guitar work, smart lyrics, and a 7-minute-plus title track that never drags prove that Anthrax may not be metal du jour, but they're consistently superior. --Katherine Turman