''Inside Out'' is an EP by American heavy metal band

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, released in 1998 via

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, following the release of their album '' Volume 8: The Threat Is Real''.

Track listing

Japanese edition

#"Inside Out" ( John Bush,

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UK edition

#"Inside Out" (Bush, Ian, Benante) – 5:33 #"Giving the Horns" (Bush, Ian, Benante) – 3:35 #"The Bends" (Greenwood, Greenwood, O'Brien, Selway, Yorke) – 3:52

Personnel

* John Bush – lead vocals *

– guitar, backing vocals *

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– bass, backing vocals *

– drums, additional guitar, percussion *

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– lead guitar on "Inside Out"

Charts

References

{{DEFAULTSORT:Inside Out (Anthrax Album) 1998 EPs Anthrax (American band) EPs Alternative metal EPs Ignition Records albums