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CD Reviews
Carnival Diablos
Review by Arnold Hablewitz
Honestly, I've enjoyed all of the offerings that have come from Jeff Waters and co. They all are unique in their own way, yet they are all so closely related to each other that you can instantly tell two things…number 1, that it is definitely an Annihilator record, and number 2, that Jeff prefers to stay true to his thrash metal roots.

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Feast
Review by Mike Korn
Jeff Waters and Annihilator have had the epitome of an up and down career.

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Feast (Deluxe Three Disc Version)
Review by Gary Hill
This is an amazing set.

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Metal
Review by Mike Korn
I have been a Jeff Waters fan from the early days of Annihilator so it should come as no surprise that I have been anxiously awaiting this release.  Pre-release information hinted at an “old school metal” vibe to the new material and then I heard about the special guest list which included a “who’s who” of the new metal breed. 
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Schizo Deluxe
Review by Greg Olma
Annihilator should be up there with the big 4 of thrash. Jeff Waters has been and will always be considered Annihilator.
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DVD Reviews
Annihilator - Ten Years Of Hell DVD
Review by Greg Olma
Let's establish one thing right off the bat...Jeff Waters can shred. The Annihilator guitarist (in truth, Waters is Annihilator...a fact anybody who watches this DVD would be hard pressed to dispute) is simply one of the best heavy metal axe-men of the last 20 years. In terms of playing ability, he is right up there with the likes of Hammett, Mustaine and Skolnick.

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Interviews
Annihilator
Interview by Greg Olma
Interview with Jeff Waters of Annihilator from 2006



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Annihilator
Interview by Arnold Hablewitz
Interview With Annihilator`s Jeff Waters from 2000

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Various Artists - The Merciless Book of Metal Lists written by Howie Abrams and Sacha Jenkins
Review by G. W. Hill

I suppose how you feel about this book has a lot to do with how seriously you take it.


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