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Download LinksCode:.-/ .-. _.-~ / ___ | ~-._ \:/ -~| / __/| .\:/ / || (:/:| \ / /\/| |:\___\| |\ \ / /:::|.::/:::/:.|:\ \ / /:::/ \\/:::/::/:::\ \ / .::\ \-~~~~-/\/:.. \ /..:::::\ /:::::..\ /::::::::- -::::::::\ \:::::-~ ~-:::::/ \:-~ ~-:/ METAL CLASSICS ARCHIVE P R E S E N T S + Annihilator - Annihilator + Release Information Release Date.Jun-07-2010 Encoder......LAME 3.90 Modified Genre........Heavy Metal Graber.......EAC Year.........2010 Khz/Bitrate..44,1/ Br Ripper.......anthem Songs........10 Covers.......Yes Url... www.annihilatormetal.com Release Notes Artist : Annihilator Rating : You Decide! Album : Annihilator Label : Earache Description : Before I begin, let me just start off by getting one thing out of the way: Dave Padden isn't going anywhere. He may not be a popular figure in these parts and doesn't quite compare to the band's previous singers, but he has officially become the band's longest serving vocalist with his fourth effort. Hell, guitarist Jeff Waters doesn't even have any lead vocals on this release! Now with that fact established, let's just see what the group has come up with for their thirteenth effort... For the most part, you could say that this album's style picks up where 2007's "Metal" left off though there are a few noticeable differences to be found. In addition to the absence of special guest musicians, the production has a rawer feel than the last few releases and there seems to be a rather angry feel in the band's delivery. Having said that, the vocals retain the previous album's more polished edge and the guitar playing delivers plenty of the standard riffs and solos. Musically, the album starts off on an intense note with the first four songs largely being fast paced thrashers. "The Trend" starts off with a "Fun Palace" styled introduction before leaping into some rapid fire Hot Topic bashing (Weren't most of the last album's guests an attempt to be more accessible to said demographic?), "Coward" is probably the most intense track of the lot with its particularly fast riffs and angry vocals, "Ambush" is another fast number with a chorus that brings to mind the hooks of Hallows Eve's "Speed Freak," and "Betrayed" is an upbeat song in the vein of "Torn." While I'm not sure how many classics this side of the album has, it should be the most appealing end for fans of the band as well as a few of its critics... Of course, the next five songs go into more groove-oriented territory with some unusual results coming out of it. "25 Seconds" is made memorable by its slinky bass line and screaming vocals, "Nowhere To Go" brings in more melodic elements while still sounding upbeat, "The Other Side" sticks out in its similarity to the climax of Diamond Head's "Am I Evil," and "Death In Your Eyes" and "Payback" attempt to go back to faster ground though mostly stick to a mid-tempo march. This side is likely to be the source of controversy for its stranger tracks and it isn't quite as good as the first half. Of course, there are still some decent songs such as "The Other Side" and "Payback" that manage to stick out. Fortunately the album picks up the pace once more with a cover of Van Halen's "Romeo Delight," which is pretty much the only cover ever included on an Annihilator studio album. While the scenario sounds incredibly weird written down, it manages to work pretty well and ends up being an album highlight. Padden manages to channel David Lee Roth quite nicely, Waters gets Eddie's guitar playing down, and the song generally does justice to the original. Of course, such a loyal cover may make the listener wonder why they did it in the first place but I sometimes get that mentality with a good portion of the covers I've heard... All in all, there's not much on here that will convince those that have already disliked the band's recent works. The vocals haven't changed too much, the lyrics still range from cringeworthy to generic (Though Padden's contributions are a great improvement over his bit on "Schizo Deluxe"), and there aren't too many amazing songs on here. Having said that, I do find this to be a pretty decent album that may prove to be a little bit of improvement over the last few. Hopefully the band will find a way to stop going through the motions and deliver another excellent album. My Current Favorites: "The Trend," "Coward," "Ambush," "Betrayed," and "Romeo Delight" Line-up: Dave Padden - Vocals Jeff Waters - Guitars, Bass Ryan Ahoff - Drums Discography Phantasmagoria Demo, 1986 Welcome to Your Death Demo, 1986 Alison Hell Demo, 1988 Alice in Hell Full-length, 1989 Never, Neverland preproduction demo Demo, 1989 Never Neverland (Promo) Single, 1990 The Fun Palace Single, 1990 Never, Neverland Full-length, 1990 Never, Neverland Single, 1991 Set The World On Fire preproduction demo Demo, 1991 Stonewall EP, 1991 Set The World On Fire preproduction demo II Demo, 1991 Phoenix Rising Single, 1993 Set the World On Fire Single, 1993 Set the World on Fire Full-length, 1993 King of the Kill (Promo Demo) Single, 1994 King of the Kill Full-length, 1994 Bag of Tricks Best of/Compilation, 1994 Refresh the Demon Full-length, 1996 In Command (Live 1989-1990) Live album, 1996 Remains Full-length, 1997 Criteria for a Black Widow Full-length, 1999 Carnival Diablos Full-length, 2001 Waking The Fury Full-length, 2002 Double Live Annihilation Live album, 2003 The Best Of Best of/Compilation, 2004 The One EP, 2004 All for You Full-length, 2004 Schizo Deluxe Full-length, 2005 Ten Years in Hell DVD, 2006 Metal Full-length, 2007 Live At Masters Of Rock DVD, 2009 Live at Masters of Rock Live album, 2009 Annihilator Full-length, 2010 Release Tracklist 01 - The Trend [07:04] 02 - Coward [04:22] 03 - Ambush [03:22] 04 - Betrayed [04:34] 05 - 25 Seconds [04:49] 06 - Mowhere To Go [05:08] 07 - The Other Side [04:20] 08 - Death In Your Eyes [05:58] 09 - Payback [04:48] 10 - Romeo Delight [04:26] Total Length : [48:51 minn Greetings To: Too all people who contributes to make this archive of good music in a exceptional conditions
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