Volume 8: The Threat Is Real is Anthrax's eighth studio album, released on 21 July 1998 through Ignition Records. It followed Stomp 442 from 1995 and came five years before We've Come for You All. The band produced it themselves alongside Paul Crook, and it entered the Billboard 200 at number 118. The genre tags point to groove-leaning heavy metal rather than the pure thrash of their early days.

Singles included "Inside Out", "Piss N Vinegar" and "Born Again Idiot", while "Crush" found a second life in the PlayStation 2 game ATV Offroad Fury. The real emotional weight sits at the very end, in the hidden track "Pieces". Bassist Frank Bello wrote it for his brother Anthony, who was murdered in the Bronx in March 1996, and he sings it himself.

Volume 8: The Threat Is Real: tracklist, credits and charts

14 tracks · 1:03:39

Tracklist

  1. 1CrushBenante, Bush, Ian4:21
  2. 2CatharsisBello, Benante, Bush, Ian4:54
  3. 3Inside OutBenante, Bush, Ian5:31
  4. 4Piss 'n' VinegarBenante, Bush, Ian3:13
  5. 5604Benante, Ian, Bush0:35
  6. 6Toast to the ExtrasBenante, Bush, Ian4:25
  7. 7Born Again IdiotBenante, Bush, Ian4:17
  8. 8Killing BoxBenante, Bush, Ian3:38
  9. 9Harms WayBenante, Ian, Bush5:14
  10. 10Hog TiedBenante, Bush, Ian4:36
  11. 11Big FatBenante, Ian, Bush6:01
  12. 12CupajoeBenante, Ian, Bush0:46
  13. 13Alpha MaleBenante, Bush, Ian3:05
  14. 14Stealing From a Thief / PiecesBello, Benante, Bush, Ian13:02
Produced by
Anthrax, Paul Crook, Paul Crook
Recorded at
Krusty's Fun House, Krusty's Fun House, Yonkers, New York
Recorded
1998
Mixed by
Chris Sheldon
Mixed at
Platinum Island Studios
Engineered by
Paul Crook
Mastered by
George Marino
Label
Ignition Records
Length
1:03:39

Line-up

  • Dimebag Darrell · electric guitar · guest
  • Paul Crook · electric guitar · guest
  • Phil Anselmo · vocals · guest
  • Scott Ian · lead vocals · guest

Singles

  • “Inside Out” · 1998
  • “Crush” · 1998
  • “Piss N Vinegar” · 1998
  • “Born Again Idiot” · 1998

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
UK Albums Chart · 199873
US Billboard 200 · 1998118
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 19982
UK Independent Albums · 19989
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 199816
Finnish Albums · 199838
German Albums · 199843

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SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz21 July 1998ignored lone early release dated 1998-06-11
Wikipedia infobox21 July 1998
Wikidata1998
US release21 July 1998earliest US date
UK / Europe release1998earliest UK or European date
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DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
1998GBIgnition Records5029831404738other
1998XEIgnition Records5029831740331other
11 June 1998JPVictor4988002366460original
21 July 1998USIgnition Records016998403426other
23 September 2003USSanctuary Records060768464926other
10 February 2004DESanctuary Records5050159639021other
4 June 2019XWMegaforce Records193483935393other
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