Metal is the twelfth album by Canadian band Annihilator, released on 16 April 2007 through Steamhammer. American listeners had to wait until January 2008 to get hold of it. It sits between Schizo Deluxe and the self-titled album of 2010, in a run of records that kept the band firmly in thrash metal territory.

What sets it apart is the guest list. Different tracks feature Danko Jones, Angela Gossow, Steve "Lips" Kudlow, Alexi Laiho, Anders Björler, Michael Amott, Jesper Strömblad, Corey Beaulieu, Jacob Lynam and William Adler, so the record doubles as a gathering of players from across the metal world. Annihilator revisited the whole album in 2022 with Metal II, which says something about how much the band still thinks of it.

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Metal: tracklist and credits

21 tracks · 1:44:15

Tracklist

  1. Disc 1
  2. 1Clown ParadeJeff Waters5:15
  3. 2Couple SuicideDanko Jones and Jeff Waters3:54
  4. 3Army of OneJeff Waters6:01
  5. 4Downright DominateJeff Waters5:13
  6. 5SmotheredJeff Waters5:09
  7. 6Operation AnnihilationJeff Waters5:17
  8. 7HauntedJeff Waters8:06
  9. 8KickedJeff Waters5:56
  10. 9DetonationJeff Waters3:54
  11. 10Chasing the HighJeff Waters6:16
  12. Disc 2
  13. 1Carnival DiablosJeff Waters and Joe Comeau5:06
  14. 2Time BombJeff Waters and Joe Comeau4:47
  15. 3Blackest DayJeff Waters and Joe Comeau5:06
  16. 4My Precious Lunatic AsylumJeff Waters and Joe Comeau5:47
  17. 5Shallow Grave (live)Jeff Waters and Joe Comeau5:04
  18. 6MurderJeff Waters4:27
  19. 7Tricks and TrapsMike Leakey and Jeff Waters4:58
  20. 8Refresh the DemonRandy Black and Jeff Waters5:26
  21. 9Ultra ParanoiaRandy Black and Jeff Waters4:28
  22. 10King of the KillBig John Bates & the Voodoo Dollz and Jeff Waters3:12
  23. 11Second to NoneAaron Randall and Jeff Waters0:52
Produced by
Jeff Waters, Paul Blake
Recorded at
Watersound Studios (Ottawa, Canada), Studio 55, Sanctum Sound, Boston, U.S., Spider Studios, Strongsville, U.S., Backstage Recording Studios, Derbyshire, England, The Concrete Jungle, Toronto, Canada
Recorded
2006–2007
Mixed by
Jeff Waters, Mark Henning, Paul Blake, Joel Van Dyke
Mixed at
Watersound Studios, Studio 55, Machine Works
Engineered by
Jeff Waters, Paul Blake
Labels
Steamhammer, SPV/Steamhammer
Length
1:44:15

Line-up

  • Jeff Loomis · guitar · guest
  • Mike Mangini · membranophone
  • Jeff Waters · bass guitar, lead vocals, electric guitar, background vocals, guitar
  • Dave Padden · lead vocals
  • Angela Gossow · background vocals · guest
  • Danko Jones · vocals · guest
  • Steve “Lips” Kudlow · guitar · guest
  • Alexi Laiho · guitar · guest
  • Anders Björler · guitar · guest
  • Michael Amott · guitar · guest
  • Jesper Strömblad · guitar · guest
  • Corey Beaulieu · guitar · guest
  • Jacob Lynam · guitar · guest
  • Willie Adler · guitar · guest
  • Russell Bergquist · electric bass guitar · guest
  • Dave Scott Davis · electric guitar, guitar · guest
  • Ray Hartmann · drums (drum set) · guest
  • Joe Comeau · lead vocals · guest
  • Randy Black · membranophone · guest

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