Malikarcanum
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Welcome to the 21st century, when bands save tracks for release on a later edition in order to bolster album sales.
Anthrax (Official Thread)
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Welcome to the 21st century, when bands save tracks for release on a later edition in order to bolster album sales.
Sweaty
ThE OtHeR rAmOnE
I know it happens, has happened a few times to me before but still I am allowed to rant again and again...
E-Z
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At onetime probably my least favourite thrasher's out of the BIG 4 but having said that on reflection they weren't that bad after all and probably having a more interesting back catalogue then Metallica & Megadeth put together!!.
Dunno if I would say put together, Anthrax have done some pretty abysmal efforts themselves.
Nah I respect what you're getting at, Anthrax to me are the under rated lot of the Big Four. Put out amazing albums in the 80s, I liked Stomp 442 and Persistence of Time but nothing else in the 90s and Worship Music was a grower but good return for them.
E-Z
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I heard the first few albums of there's from the mid-80s but then got into Danny Liker's-Nuclear Assault and Megadeth and Slayer and dropped Anthrax altogether although i mite go back and have another listen to them again soon?.
Phantasmagoria
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They were amazing right upto Persistence Of Time (my favourite). But I did'nt really care for the John Bush era albums (or the rap/hip-hop stuff..)
2LITTLETIME
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Early stuff is cool
Ordered Fistful of Metal and Stomp 442. I think the latter is extremely underrated and was better than Sound of White Noise. Of the whole Big Four I think Anthrax still didn't get enough credit where it was due. They put out some classic albums like Among The Living, for me Spreading the Disease and also State of Euphoria.
