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  • Audio CD (3 Mar 2003)
  • Number of Discs: 1
  • Label: Nuclear Blast
  • ASIN: B00006F1O7
  • Other Editions: Audio CD  |  MP3 Download
  • Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars See all reviews (20 customer reviews)
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 60,382 in Music (See Bestsellers in Music)

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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 Anthrax
13. Think About An End
14. W.C.F.Y.A.

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Amazon.co.uk Review
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 guitar mastermind Dimebag Darrell--are under-utilised 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 1990s, 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", while "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 seven-minute-plus title track that never drags prove that Anthrax may not be metal du jour, but they're consistently superior. --Katherine Turman

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Contender for Metal Album of the Year, 9 Nov 2003
I'll admit I am an Anthrax fan already. And I was eagerly awaiting this album and I was not disapointed when it was released. For me this album has it all. It's heavy and easy to listen to at the same time. It is a high point of metal music for 2003. I fully expected Iron Maiden to blow it away with their new album Dance of Death. But 'We've Come For You All' is in my opinion the sound of 2003.
I don't know a person that's heard Safe Home that doesn't like it. And I'm talking about both versions as well.
Cadilac Rock Box is probably my fave track on the album. The Boys of Anthrax combining with Dimebag Darell yet again. An excellent combination that never fails.
Black Dahilia is a track that really suprised me. Sounds a lot like Slayer and I would love to hear this track live.
This album doesn't miss a beat and I suggest anyone bored with metal music today go out and buy it if you haven't already.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars Classic band release one of the best albums of 2003, 10 Sep 2003
2003 . . .it's already shaping up to be an awesome year for metal, and Anthrax have "come for us all" with this, their ninth album in a 19 year career. An album packed full of top quality heavy and thrash metal, "We've Come For You All" shows that it is more than possible to put out superb albums after so long.

After the album's intro, "What Doesn't Die" gets the album off to a thrash-tastic start, which a track that is Thrash Metal in typical old-school Anthrax style. Big riffage layered with some fantastic double bass drumming and John Bush's great vocals combine to make a song that grabs you by the balls, slaps you about the face and says: "THIS IS THE NEW ANTHRAX ALBUM. NOW SHUT UP AND JUST LISTEN!".

Anthrax have no pretensions - if you know Anthrax you'll already know this; this album isn't a flowing, progressive masterpiece, or anything of a suitably arty nature, it's an old-school band and an old-school style album in the truest sense - a collection of excellent, kick-arse songs. There is little need to run off a superfluous detailed track-by-track rundown. Everybody will have their own favourites after listening to "We've Come For You All"; but the important thing is the album doesn't let up on quality, and with some variety the album never gets boring (*ahem* 'One Kill Wonder' anybody?).

Along with the opening track, "Think About An End" and "Anyplace But Here" provide the expected thrashers. "Superhero" has a cool heavy groove, and "Cadillac Rock Box" is just funky. With it's heavy riffing and tight blastbeats, "Black Dahlia" is by far the heaviest song on the album. Changing the pace some what, "Safe Home" and "Taking The Music Back" are highly melodic, perhaps crossing into AOR territory a little. The catchy, anthemic choruses must surely make these potential live favourites.

The musicianship throughout is tight, but particular mention must be made to the drumming which is awesome throughout, especially on "Nobody Knows Anything" with it's complex patterns and cross-rhythms.

"We've Come For You All" is an album Anthrax can be proud of; a huge middle finger to anybody who wants to dismiss the band as "no longer relevant". If you are a young rock/metal fan and have never got the chance to hear Anthrax before - pick this up. If you are a long-time fan, why are you reading this? You should be out buying it already. You won't be disappointed.

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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars Different but good..., 23 Mar 2003
Anthrax have changed their sound. If you compare this album to, say, Among the Living, you might think that this is a different band. Yes, there is thrash metal here but it's not what you might expect and/or want. This album has gone in for a slower sound, distorting heavily and although it's good, in my view it can't compare to the old sound (perhaps I'm just living in the past). The songs get a bit repetitive, this may not be a bad thing - each song does have it's distinctive points but they do fade in to a collective sound. Don't get me wrong, I do like this album and I think it has good points but I'd like to see a revival of the old style (again, I'm probably being too fixated on the past). Distinctive songs for me are Strap It On and Cadillac Rock Box.
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2.0 out of 5 stars Nu Metal Anthrax = No Anthrax!
This album is Anthrax doing something different. Usually i enjoy it when a band goes a different route (Motley Crue 94, Def Leppard Slang, Metallica's Load) but this album is full... Read more
Published 9 months ago by S. Lornie

5.0 out of 5 stars I'm Bored at work and was just wondering if anyone ever reads this?
I've been listening to this album again recently. I bought it in 2003 when it was first released and fell in love with it immediately. Read more
Published 17 months ago by princeofdarkness69

1.0 out of 5 stars R.I.P. Anthrax (1981 - 1993)
the album starts strong with the intro "contact" which is followed by "What Doesn't Die" IMO the strongest song on the album and one of the best in Anthrax's career, a good modern... Read more
Published 22 months ago by jochen

5.0 out of 5 stars How metal should be
From start to finish its just great! I've loved all of the John Bush era albums, with Stomp 442 being the best...until now. Read more
Published on 6 Oct 2005 by G. Lewis

4.0 out of 5 stars not the best anthrax album
i too was drawn to this album by the single 'safe home'. sure it's commercial, but that's not a bad thing when the end result is a really very good song (and what a solo it has)... Read more
Published on 25 Mar 2005

4.0 out of 5 stars They're not changing their name
They're back, and they're still called Anthrax. Did we really doubt it?This is another album in their continuing march away from their formerrather naff comic-book image... Read more
Published on 21 April 2004

5.0 out of 5 stars Their Best Ever
This is without doubt Anthrax's greatest ever album. I am a fan and have been since the beginning and I was not really happy with Stomp 442. Read more
Published on 22 Mar 2004 by perquaine

4.0 out of 5 stars You Cannot Kill What Doesn't Die!
I've been an Anthrax fan since '91, and I can't believe how they do it! 13 yrs later, and these guys are as strong as ever! Read more
Published on 26 Jan 2004 by daveratcliffe77

5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic
This album is pure Anthrax modernised slightly. Earlier albums are faster, thrashier and perhaps longer, but the band has matured and in doing so have bought more influences into... Read more
Published on 3 Nov 2003 by D. S. Sears

5.0 out of 5 stars This Album Rocks!!
This has to be one of the best Anthrax albums. Your hit with Anthrax at their best. With 'Safe Home' and 'Any Place But Here' the album just blows you away. Read more
Published on 18 Aug 2003

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