Plenty of Power
Anvil · 2001
46 min · 11 tracks · heavy metal
Raucous riffs and thunderous drums collide with anthemic choruses in this heavy metal celebration.
Why this album works
'Plenty of Power' marked a significant comeback for Anvil, receiving positive reviews that praised its raw energy and authentic sound. It contributed to the band's revitalization, helping solidify their status within the metal community and influencing subsequent generations of heavy metal bands that appreciated their dedication to the craft despite previous industry neglect.
- Best for
- steady energy for workout sessions an anthemic sing-along experience invigorating backdrop for gatherings
- Context
- Released on April 3, 2001, 'Plenty of Power' came during Anvil's resurgence after years of obscurity following their peak in the 1980s. This album was their first since signing with The End Records, representing a renewed commitment to their heavy metal roots. The band sought to re-establish their presence in the genre, leveraging nostalgia while integrating modern influences.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Ozzy Osbourne· Alice Cooper· Rob Zombie
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Plenty of Power Standout 4:02
- 2 Groove Science 3:21
- 3 Ball of Fire 3:51
- 4 The Creep 3:38
- 5 Computer Drone 6:16
- 6 Beat the Law Standout 3:34
- 7 Pro Wrestling 4:27
- 8 Siren of the Sea 4:14
- 9 Disgruntled 3:20
- 10 Real Metal Standout 4:22
- 11 Left Behind 5:24
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