We've Come for You All [Import]

Anthrax | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (February 18, 2003)
• Number of Discs: 1
• Format: Import
• Label: Jvc Japan
• ASIN: B00008DCSF
• Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,040,135 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

1. Contact

2. What Doesn't Die

3. Superhero

4. Refuse to Be Denied

5. Safe Home

6. Any Place But Here

7. Nobody Knows Anything

8. Strap It On

9. Black Dahlia

10. Cadillac Rock Box

11. Taking the Music Back

12. Crash

13. Think About an End

14. W.C.F.Y.A.

15. We're a Happy Family [*]

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Their best album for a while, April 21, 2003

By A Customer

This review is from: We've Come for You All (Audio CD)

In my opinion, volume 8 was alright, but FAR from their best, and this one kicks the ... of that one. I was definetely surprised when i heard this, it is all truly great material. I like every song off of it.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Anthrax Rock Box, April 7, 2003

By 

Dave Kitchen (Ottawa, Ont CAN) - See all my reviews

This review is from: We've Come for You All (Audio CD)

I've always liked Anthrax, all of their work, but this album really slapped me in the face. "We've come for you all" is unbelievable. I have the Euro import, which is essentially useless in terms of the extra songs. The two extra tracks are "safe home (acoustic)" which you don't need and "we're a happy family" which you also don't need. They have collector's value I supposed and the version I got was a digipak with an interesting way of having the cover fold out but all these things are not necessary considering the price it will cost you. The domestic version makes more sense.

Other than the bonus tracks, there is absolutely no filler. Every song rocks and hard. Charlie Benante has busted out the double kick drums again and it's not just for show. The drumming, for the most part, is back on par with what Anthrax fans know it is capable of being. The drumming is one area that has been noticeably improved since precious efforts.

With the addition of Rob Caggiano on lead guitar the guitar work is once again a featured part of the songs. Rob is by far the best lead player that Anthrax has had. Scott Ian and Rob did a good job at combining a heavy music with enough groove, precision, and timing to bust a Swiss made watch. Rob is also said to be the one who inspired Charlie (Anthrax's pricinple song writer) to put the horns back on his head and write some serious metal. Well Rob, mission accomplished.

John Bush has also stepped up his efforts in the vocal department as well. The melodies on this album are the best Anthrax has had and they suit the songs perfectly. John exudes confidence, conviction and emotion like Anthrax has never been able to do before.

The song writing has also been raised to a whole other level. The melodies and guitars are meaner yet more apatising to the ear than ever. The improved song writing, greater attention to detail, superior musicianship, and added effort and emotion have made this a classic album of 2003. There is an obvious increased focus to the production as well. It seems that they were just more focussed in all aspects of this recording.

Regardless of how many copies this album sells, it is a classic in my mind. It ranks up there with Among the Living and Persistence of Time and this album is so far my favorite album this year. It has been on repeat since I bought it and it just keeps getting better. Don't expect Joe Belladonna vocals from John Bush but expect some classic metal from a classic yet refreshingly aggressive metal band.

Stand outs - "What doesn't die", "Superhero", "Safe Home", "Refuse to be denied"

I recommend you buy it as soon as possible but maybe wait for the domestic version. May 6, 2003.

5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Anthrax Has Come For Us All!!!, March 11, 2003

By 

Matthew Heath "mhsepultura" (Plover, WI U.S.A.) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: We've Come for You All (Audio CD)

This cd is way too good to wait any longer to get!! I bought this Japanese Version for the two extra tracks. It was well worth it if you are a true Anthrax fan. I have waited so long for this cd to come out. I have been a fan of theirs ever since Among the Living came out. I was only five!! I have my brothers to thank for that. Anyways, this cd is in true greatness just like any of the other three cd's that they have released with singer "John Bush". The intro is really cool and then it goes into the song "What Doesn't Die". That song just explodes right away. Charlie's double bass is going crazy, his feet must have been tired just doing the drumming for that song alone. I have no complaints about that cd, except for the track "Crash". It is just some weird noises and Frank Bello like mumbling for 57 seconds. It's pretty pointless, but don't let that bother you at all. The rest of the cd is total greatness. The bonus tracks are an Acoustic Version of the song "Safe Home" and a cover of the Ramones' song "We're A Happy Family". The song is very good and should have been included on the Ramones tribute cd with the same name. So, in case you haven't figured it out by now, you need to buy this version of the cd. Your money will be well spent!! Hope to see Anthrax on tour whenever they come to the United States.
HORNS UP!!!