All for You is the tenth studio album by Canadian metal band Annihilator, released on 24 May 2004 through AFM Records. It sits between Waking the Fury, from 2002, and Schizo Deluxe, which followed in 2005, and it falls in a busy stretch of the band's catalogue, with a new record arriving roughly every year or two. The thrash metal at its core is what the band built its name on.

The record is worth hearing as a marker of change in the line-up. It was the first Annihilator album to feature Dave Padden on vocals, giving the band a new voice up front. Mike Mangini was behind the kit for the second time, so there was some continuity in the rhythm department. For anyone following the band's story from Alice in Hell onwards, this is the point where Padden steps in.

All for You: tracklist and credits

10 tracks · 55:34

Tracklist

  1. 1All for YouJeff Waters4:30
  2. 2Dr. PsychoJeff Waters7:03
  3. 3Demon DanceJeff Waters5:13
  4. 4The OneJeff Waters4:35
  5. 5BledJeff Waters6:21
  6. 6Both of MeJeff Waters8:08
  7. 7Rage AbsoluteJeff Waters4:46
  8. 8Holding OnJeff Waters4:07
  9. 9The Nightmare FactoryJeff Waters5:41
  10. 10The Sound of HorrorJeff Waters5:11
Produced by
Jeff Waters
Recorded at
Waltz Audio, Watersound Studios
Recorded
2004
Mixed by
Jeff Waters
Mixed at
Watersound Studios
Engineered by
Tom Waltz, Jeff Waters
Labels
AFM Records, AFM
Length
55:34

Line-up

  • Mike Mangini · membranophone
  • Jeff Waters · guitar, bass guitar, lead vocals
  • Dave Padden · lead vocals
  • Joe Bongiorno · guitar · guest
  • Curran Murphy · guitar · guest

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SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz24 May 2004ignored lone early release dated 2004-04-21
Wikipedia infobox24 May 2004
Wikidata26 October 2004
US release26 October 2004earliest US date
UK / Europe release24 May 2004earliest UK or European date
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2004BRAFM Records7898324790102other
2004DEAFM Records5099751547099other
2004US—other
21 April 2004JPAVALONoriginal
24 May 2004XWearMUSIC4029759160953other
24 May 2004XEAFM Records5099751547020other
26 October 2004US—other
8 November 2013XEUDR5099961529724other
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