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Waking The Fury Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   HUNTER KILLER
VERY GOOD CD HEAVY RIFFING GREAT SOLOS VOCAL ARE GREAT ALSO, ONLY 3 STARS ON THIS ONE, I FOUND THE GUITAR TONE A BIT THIN, NOT THICK AND CHUNKY LIKE JEFF'S OTHER STUFF, BUT THE SONGS ARE RIPPING
A GOOD ONE FOR ANNIHILATOR FANS
Submitted by DAVID (SEATAC,WA,USA) 
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 RITUAL
It was really my ritual for almost 2 months I was killed every day by Jeff Waters and his fantastic ANNIHILATOR! Very HEAVY STUFF! KILLER!!!!
Submitted by najponk (prague)
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THE LAST GOOD ANNIHILATOR YOU WILL HEAR
Well Annihilator have gone and done it again. With there ever changing sound and band member line up this will be the last good Annihilator album you will hear. WHY? After only two albums as lead singer Joe Comeau (ex-Overkill guitarist) was canned.
Annihilator never sounded better with Joe on the mic and he really brough alot to this struggling band.
If you have never heard the band before they have a tone of releases. Just pic up "Carnival Diablo" & "Waking The Fury"..and forget about the rest.
This is a classic metal release and should be in every metal heads cd player!!!! Joe's vocals really made this one a classic. Check it out!!
Submitted by Chris Damon (Pataskala, OH, USA)
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This Album is incredible, I cannot fully understand why Mr Waters can't hold on to his great bandmates, Joe Corneu is maybe Annihilators best vocalist ever, period.
Anyway I really suggest you buy this album, it's heavy metal reborn. Imagine the basiest guitar sound you've ever heard, the most focused drums and powerful bassdrum , ripping vocals and killing songs, if you can combine these things you are one step closer to realize this albums full potential.
Submitted by typgon (Ronneby, Blekinge, Sweden)
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ANNIHILATOR have been one of the leading thrash metal bands since the '90's. And still they lead the front, showing how brutal thrash can be a good thing.
After a huge break, Jeff Waters decided to sit down and begin writing some new material. Even though he was just fooling around, it soon became one huge project. He then called in for reinforcements, the rest of the 2000 line-up of ANNIHILATOR.
Needless to say, this album is much like the rest. The sound changes every album, and this album definately has a sound change. The album has definately changed into a more heavier sound.
The lyrics on the album strive from Jeff's experiences and past, and the torment he was currently facing, making the lyrics strong and to the point, but not as personal as any of the previous albums. However, the music is definately even more brutal then the harsh lyrics. The sound is maniacal, and definately one of the better sounds.
But, in any case, the music on this CD is simply extreme, but the lyrics can infact use some work. But all in all, it is simply one of the best thrash albums 2000 has to dish out, and a must for fans of speed and thrash. 10/10
Submitted by apoch (NE PA)
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