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[@Seven50ml]

Such a fun and genuine band. They don't try to be anything other than themselves. Always respected them for that.

[@morbidsnails1913]

I was there that night, right near the front 😎. Hammersmith Odeon, London 1987, fantastic gig and it seems like yesterday. "I'm The Man" and "Indians" from the same gig are both brilliant 👍.

[@timjames9963]

It was 1987.

[@morbidsnails1913]

@@timjames9963 Yeah i'm getting it mixed up with another time i saw them, on the Persistence of Time tour i think. I'll correct it, thanks👍

[@stevenrice8439]

Live performance of "Indians" from Santiago, Chile is a great one to check out for the insane crowd. Sound quality isn't the best in my opinion but the energy is fire (literally).

[@diegojustiniano7356]

The link I posted is from that concert, but the opening son: Among The Living, filmed from the crowd. The real chilean concert experience

[@stevenrice8439]

@@diegojustiniano7356 I love watching footage from South American concerts. The audiences there are incredible.

[@sammysam1383]

There is a good quality version of Among the Living from this show…the whole set rocks though!!

[@diegojustiniano7356]

@@sammysam1383 Yes, they recorded that show for an official Live DVD, but this one is filmed from the crowd, and shows details that are not showed on the official version

[@sammysam1383]

@@diegojustiniano7356 oh I know, as I have watched it many times...the quality is so bad though. She mentioned in this that she wanted a better quality so thought ATL would be a better choice, since the audio is good and the mosh pit is great too. Don't get me wrong the multi view fan cam is awesome, but better for Anthrax vets.. just my opinion though!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@mikestubblefield4978]

Anthrax is one of those bands that I grew up with! “I’m the Man” is a must!!!

[@sumonjamal1653]

Despite being a thrash metal band... the difference between Anthrax and Metallica was like the contrast between Led Zeppelin and Kiss... Unlike 80's bands like Slayer, Venom, Mercyful Fate, Celtic Frost... Anthrax were not about horror, death, satan or other cryptic scenarios; they were fans of Kiss and wanted to have fun - their songs were often drawn lyrically from comic books and movies... Anthrax also had dark humor that came from influences like the Ramones, and were the firs band to experiment w/ rap and hip hop. Anthrax's classic line-up here was: Joe Belladonna (vocals), Charlie Benante (drums), Scott Ian (guitar), Frank Bello (bass) and Dan Spitz (lead guitar) from 1985 until 1992. Growing up in NYC, Scott Ian was a Jewish kid who got into heavy rock music and comic books in the 70's, listening to bands like Black Sabbath, Kiss, Ramones, etc. He picked up a guitar and formed Anthrax around 1981 w/ vocalist Neil Turbin and bassist Dan Lilker ... just as bands from Europe started to make waves in America. He got into newer bands like Judas Priest, Motorhead, Venom, Iron Maiden, Hellhammer, Accept, Anvil... and he wanted to play harder and faster metal... Drummer Charlie Benante joined later and lead guitarist Dan Spitz was also added to the band. They tried to get the attention of a local metal entrepreneurs Jon Zazula and his wife Marsha, who had started a metal label in 1983 called Megaforce Records and had signed both Metallica and Manowar that year. After much persistence, Anthrax finally won over the Zazulas and recorded their debut album 'Fistful of metal' in '83... it was released in early 1984, just after Metallica's debut "Kill 'em all"... Slayer's debut 'Show no mercy'... and Manowar's 2nd album 'Into glory ride'... But just as Anthrax was getting ready to tour for the album, vocalist Neil Turbin demanded that bassist Dan Lilker be fired... he was replaced by bassist Frank Bello, who was Charlie Benante's nephew and had worked as their roadie. However, Turbin's difficult personality led the band to fire the vocalist. While recording an EP 'Armed and Dangerous' for Megaforce, Anthrax decided to look for a new singer and came found vocalist Joe Belladonna, a native American from upstate New York who did not know anything about thrash metal; Belladonna was more into hard rock bands like Whitesnake and Journey... but his vocal range was impressive, so they released 'Armed & dangerous' w/ his vocals instead of Turbin's. Island Records signed Anthrax from Megaforce in 1985 and they began work on a 2nd album. Because Belladonna was new to Anthrax, it took a while for him to adjust to their brand of metal... Meanwhile, Scott Ian decided to fill his extra time by writing an album of punk-style metal and called the project S.O.D. (Stormtroopers of Death) ... In '85, they recorded the album 'Speak English or die' w/ Charlie Benante (drums), Dan Lilker (bass) and Billy Milano (vocals)... That record started a new sensation of 'crossover' bands which fused thrash and speed metal w/ punk rock. Anthrax's second album 'Spreading the disease' was released in 1985, and the band spent months touring w/ Metallica, as their record sales spiked in the trash metal scene... Their next album 'Among the living' (1987) became their first gold album in the US (half million copies sold)... They also released a rap single "I'm the man"... and it took off and sold over 1 million copies... Their 1988 album 'State of euphoria' went platinum (1 million copies sold) in the US, and Anthrax were playing huge venues going into 1989. However, a number of difficulties emerged w/ fame and a fire in their rehearsal space destroyed all their gear at the time... The next album 'Persistence of Time' (1990) was a dark and defiant record, which also went gold... Anthrax also made another rap single 'Bring the noise' w/ rap group Public Enemy in 1991 and did a tour w/ the group that year. They capped off a decade of Anthrax w/ a collection of unreleased Anthrax tracks titled "Attack of the killer b's". Going into 1992, Anthrax heard the new grunge rock that was taking over the 90's, and they decided to make a change... Joe Belladonna was fired and Armored Saint vocalist John Bush joined Anthrax for the next album 'Sound of white noise' in 1993, which went gold... By 1995, lead guitarist Dan Spitz was out of Anthrax... The band completed the album 'Stomp 442' in '95, but record sales for the band had dropped significantly. A record deal w/ Elektra Records (Metallica's label) went south and Anthrax went independent by 1997. They recorded and released the album 'Volume 8: The threat is real' in 1998 w/ Pantera's Dimebag Darrell contributing 2 lead solos in every Anthrax album... but it failed commercially after their new label abruptly shut down. Scott Ian resurrected the original S.O.D. in 1999 and released the 2nd album 'Bigger than the devil' and went on world tour into 2000. The next album "We've come for you all" was released in 2003, (Rob Caggiano was their new lead guitarist) but record sales were still not good. It would be John Bush's last studio album as Anthrax's vocalist. In 2005, Anthrax announced a reunion tour w/ Joe Belladonna (vocals) and Dan Spitz (lead guitar)... and it provided Anthrax w/ a boost in popularity... After some difficulties, Anthrax were finally able to record a new album and finally got Joe Belladonna (vocals) to come back back to Anthrax permanently - the album 'Worship music' was released in 2011 w/ lead guitarist Rob Caggiano. It went to the top 20 on the US charts and gave Anthrax their first commercial success in years... Rob Caggiano left Anthrax to join Danish rockers Volbeat... Jonathan Donais (lead guitar) soon joined Anthrax to record their 2016 album 'For all kings'...which was another successful record. 2022 had Anthrax touring for their 40th anniversary and hope to have a new album released soon.

[@DD-gr9my]

Even now 2023 anthrax still the best performance like 80’s and 90’s

[@iDEATH]

I always loved Anthrax. I mean, they have a song about Judge Dredd (I Am the Law), which is almost enough on it's own for me, but they also have always had a particular energy to them that I don't think many other thrash bands do. Don't get me wrong, it's more of a side-grade thing, something that distinguishes them but doesn't make them "better", like maybe it's the healthy amount of speed metal in there? I dunno, it's some level of fun that's unique to them, and it's great.

[@brotherbeagle]

"Red bull coffee." You nailed it, sister. Great reaction to a great song (and a fantastic performance). Thanks for this.

[@GraciasKike]

Anthrax - Indians 😎

[@ArkaeaFCL3]

I agree with this!

[@shawn7585]

🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@russellward4624]

Anthrax were 100% some of the best shows I've been too. Saw them many times from 1986-1990 and they were always great. Always had amazing crowd participation. I remeber them playing I'm the man back in 86 which blew everyone's mind. Then they released the Ep the next year and being like "hey that's that crazy song they played that nobody knew what was going on"

[@Logan-ed4pu]

The drums and bass in this band were always epic to me. Madhouse was another big one of them. My personal favorite is Got the Time.

[@jasonmgomez]

im the man is the best song ever.

[@R2robot]

Love that you're hitting all the old school Thrash bands from my 'youth'. Anthrax is yet another band i was able to see live back in the day when they opened for Ozzy. They were high energy doing that 'Not' dance/stomp thing all over the stage. That whole album Among The Living is pretty freaking good. Almost all bangers. As are most of the songs from the State of Euphoria album.

[@larrywoods8775]

I also caught this concert in Sacramento I think. No Rest for The Wicked?

[@R2robot]

@@larrywoods8775 Yup! No Rest For the Wicked Tour With Zakk Wylde on guitar. I saw them in Houston.

[@RobbHollen]

The drummer for Anthrax, Charlie Benante, is going to play drums on the "revival" of Pantera that was recently announced. I'm still not quite sure how I feel about Pantera coming back without Dime and Vinnie, but since they tapped Charlie you know he is good. Zakk Wilde is playing guitar. You could check out Stillborn from Zakk's band Black Label Society. I'm not a huge fan of BLS, but the song Bridge To Cross is haunting and easily my favorite.

[@palladinodessa8988]

I am hesitant too - the brothers band was Pantera - Rex and Phil are members also though, and I think in choosing Zakk and Charlie, they are choosing longtime friends and great players that want to do this to honor the Abbott brothers - not make a penny or further themselves. The tour should be seen more as a remembrance of the awesome influential band and the missing members (RIP) please recall correctly the times - Pantera stepped up and played their style with no apologies and no regrets and they helped form metal and save metal - all while being the unselfish regular guys they were that would rather party with fans for a day than load up a bus and move on to the next gig. For all the praise we put on the legends Dimebag and Vinnie - we must acknowledge the guys who helped them become the icons they are. Rex always laid down the solid foundation in rhythm needed and Phil is easily a god-tier frontman. Pantera deserves to be remembered and revered and passed onto a new generation.

[@jasonmgomez]

i love the way she talks. ..."super extra fantasy live!" indeed.

[@Dubbel12]

Summer night with mates. Drinking beer and listening to thrash metal. Good times.

[@EnervatedSociety]

Congrats.🎉🥳You've officially reacted to the "Big Four" of American thrash metal, Metallica, Slayer, Megadeth and Anthrax. You did Testament, so now you need to do: Sepultura, Exodus and Overkill, who joined the "Big Four" in that concert. Then of course the "Big Four" of German thrash metal: Kreator, Destruction, Sodom and Tankard.

[@ChrystusBrzeczyszczykiewicz]

This big four thing is bullshit, it just thrash metal.

[@EnervatedSociety]

So sayeth Chrystus Brzęczyszczykiewicz! From hence when it shall be just thrash metal. For I say unto you, anything else is bull💩.

[@mikeman2862]

It's always a little interesting to see Scott Ian with hair (same thing when you see old footage of Kerry King) since I'm so used to see him with a shaved head :)

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Another Word for your Collection : Anthrax and their WAR DANCE,the Circlepit Dance to their Song INDIANS !

[@Jam1022]

"Finale", "Indians", "Gung Ho", "Madhouse" are all great songs as well worth checking out. Welcome to Anthrax Biss! \m/

[@christopherlynn1064]

Gung Ho!

[@thebulletproofpoet1744]

BISSMOSH!!! Anthrax was one of my favorite band in the 80s and still are today.

[@kierondunn312]

I absolutely love this band and literally wearing an Anthrax T-Shirt while watching your reaction. Great reaction Biss. Other songs from them to listen to, Madhouse, Medusa, I am the Law and I'm the Man + many many more.

[@fredarsenault8987]

"Mosh" i from the Bad Brains' early 80s gigs when the singer would shout "Mash the place up" people misunderstood it and Mosh just stuck.

[@nicolassanhueza2289]

If u like the crowd, you must see the live performance in Santiago-Chile

[@billspivey6919]

Band- S.O.D., song- Speak English or Die!. Anthrax guitarist started there. Ian

[@sammysam1383]

That albums has some of the all time best riffs, they used to use them on headbangers ball for all of their intros. It was actually a side project after Anthrax had been out for a few years, they worked on it after they were done with Spreading the Disease. It reunited Scotty and Charlie with their former bassist Dan Lilker who their original singer had kicked out of the band…that singer was subsequently kicked out of Anthrax as well!

[@PolarBear5875]

I saw them on the Headbanger’s Ball tour in 1989, they are an amazing live act.

[@bryanfreese5155]

If can see them DO IT!! I saw them last summer up here in Minneapolis and they were awesome!! Skol Anthrax!;

[@joaorafaeldossantos4891]

I've loved Anthrax since high school, and for me the best song by the band is Safe Home because the message it conveys is something that only a fan of the band even cries when understanding and interpreting its lyrics in which it reminds me of a person who is no longer on this earthly plane and when I hear it it makes me miss her, I recommend doing a react of this song

[@kellywaite3706]

I love your reactions, keep up the good work.

[@steroberts]

Great band, some great records from the 80s by these guys. I was lucky enough to see the open up for Slayer maybe 6 years ago, a great gig! Scott Ian also plays in Mr Bungle now, I recommend checking out some stuff from their last record!

[@DARKADIAN]

Awesome reaction to an amazing song 🤘💀🤘

[@kevinfhaney]

ive seen these guy live in da 80s megadeth live , all thrash metal bands from da 80s ive seen live

[@fronthorse]

Classic. Grew up with that. Love it

[@dirkbutendeich3334]

Love your Reaction to this Classic of Anthrax. Keep going, more to explore

[@HEAVYMETALmovie1981]

Anthrax is an American heavy metal band from New York City, formed in 1981 by rhythm guitarist Scott Ian and bassist Dan Lilker. The group is considered one of the leaders of the thrash metal scene from the 1980s and is part of the *"Big Four" of the genre, along with Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer!* More ANTHRAX please 🤘😎

[@chrisvervoort1148]

Anthrax !!!!!!!!!!

[@ChrisDoss12]

these mosh pits were really dangerous. My generation used to do something that your generation is not really allowed to do anymore called stage diving. That’s when multiple people would hop up on the stage dive off into the crowd to either crowd surf or land on your head. Either way, good times were had by all... ❤

[@martycarter3306]

You got to go see them live in concert....they put on a damn good show 👏

[@ericjeffery7054]

Saw them live in the 80s :D

[@justinatest9456]

Early Anthrax always struck me as really thin and weak, but I always loved the album State of Euphoria, and the follow up Persistence of Time, which is a monster album. Check out Belly of the Beast, it's a killer song. Frank Bello was the best bass player of the Big 4, he has a tone unlike anyone else.

[@MaraxisArcanist]

I agree. Their production always felt pretty flat. Persistence of Time was my favorite also.

[@TheCyberMantis]

Old school thrash metal! Hehehehe! 🤘🏻😆🤘🏻

[@billwell9266]

This was my favorite album for a while after it first came out and I still love it!

[@billspivey6919]

Old New York Hardcore, Band- Cromags, song- Malfunction. My first Pit. Late 80s

[@shawnhorror2522]

Anthrax's Belly of The Beast, Got the Time, Indians, Madhouse, Among the Living, or Only just to name a few greats by them🤟

[@sammysam1383]

Nice reaction, glad you enjoyed your 1st Anthrax song. I saw them just this past weekend in Detroit on their 40th anniversary tour, and they still kick ass. Other songs to check out would be Among the living (live from Chile), Indians, Keep it in the Family, or something newer like In the End, Evil Twin or Blood Eagle Wings. I would stay away from casual songs like Antisocial and Bring tha Noise, they have their place but there are much better songs to pick from!

[@geengeklooi]

Blessed, nice reaction

[@Hyriudragon]

When i go for a running and this song starts to play, shiiiiieeeeet

[@sretePtraB]

Yes! These were/are my guys! The most fun of the big four. They still go as hard as they did back then and Belladonna is still the best vocalist in Thrash. If you check one of their latest songs like 'Breathing lightning' for example, that will prove my claim.

[@222MovieMan]

My vote for best thrash vocalist would be Mille Petrozza from Kreator or Steve Souza from Exodus

[@timjames9963]

Joey rules!

[@Disco_Breakin]

I was at this gig. Hammersmith odeon 1987 I think

[@stephen9302]

These guys are great!! And one of the "Big 4" in metal bands (Metallica, Slayer, and Megadeth) the other 3, DEFINITELY "wake up " music in the morning

[@chaospoet]

Seen these guys a couple of times. My first Anthrax show I was front row and got a high five from Joey Belladonna the lead singer. These guys are great. If I had to recommend another song by them it would be "Among The Living!" And on a side note they were in an episode of the classic 80s/90s sitcom Married With Children where they performed in the Bundy's living room and destroyed the house. But don't let that or this reaction video distract you from the fact that Al Bundy scored 4 touchdowns in a single game!

[@kazido1]

brings back alot of memories in the pits.should check out their song metal thrashing mad or among the living, both my personal favs.

[@titools4375]

Ok, this is fantastic!! you're fantastic!! I'd suggest next BE ALL, END ALL also by ANTHRAX is just awesome 🤘 🎸🎸🤘

[@fhermeneses7999]

Great anthrax 🇨🇷💪🏻

[@suucat]

I still have my Oidivnikufesin VHS tape

[@stevenbrown5723]

If you want to go a bit more extreme, I suggest Death - Pull the Plug, Morbid Angel - Chapel of Ghouls, Fear Factory - Scumgrief. Enjoy!

[@Plan9-3127]

Man ... Those were the days...

[@davidcottone2700]

Greetings to you this afternoon

[@palladinodessa8988]

Anthrax is such a fun band, their energy is amazing and they have this "frenetic" sound in their music that really is just infectious. Back in the hey-day of thrash ('84-'85) Anthrax was tops in my list - duking it out with Slayer for the top spot, Megadeth and Metallica at 3 and 4. They just have a different sound to them that draws me in. Scott Ian always made me laugh - such a great set of guys. 🤘

[@ericgaudet5488]

Bisscute great job with your reaction and thoughts on Caught In The Mosh from Anthrax.🤘🤘

[@randaldavelli7948]

Brazilian Man. Love reaction. Anthrax é demais. Is Great

[@catmanduu66]

Ann Thrax is how it's pronounced. One of my favorite bands of all time. The second thrash band I discovered after Metallica and I like them more. You want an audience sing along song it's I Am The Law from this same album.

[@jayscollops]

Is there anyone who..i dont know, maybe in their late 40's or just turned 50, who wants to go back in time, grab your knee length shorts, throw on you "I am the Law" t shirt, black basketball boots and piss people off riding your skateboard?

[@R2robot]

I'm in.

[@RobbHollen]

Me

[@denijuliansyah658]

It deserves appreciation 👍 beautiful women who love metal music.. keep improving your metal soul friends

[@georgiosdoumas2446]

No she deserves no appreciation. But she gets views just because she is a cute girl. The men than learned to play their instruments, and had the ideas of those songs deserve appreciation. All these reaction videos are getting views by capitalizing on the efforts of the bands. If a woman learns an instrument, and plays those songs in a KZbin video, then it is something, but her, it is nothing. 30 years ago a girl like her, with no talent , and with her (average) beauty, would be known only to her college and her neighborhood. Which is not bad at all, but now she can get fame on a disproportional order. We should treat such videos with just watching them, do not put any like, and do not write any comment at all.

[@MrJOKERZ68]

In the 80's it seems all songs were arena chants

[@bobyoung2306]

Hi Biss, I loved the album Persistence of Time from Anthrax. You might like the song Got The Time.

[@user-wb3jo1mr5s]

自分は日本人です ｡ ANTHRAXが大好きです！

[@adamsweetz5156]

Red Bull Coffee that is hard core super coolness perspective

[@chrisknight8734]

YEEEEEEEESSSSSS! The best of the "Big 4" bands🤘🤘🖤🤘🤘 Anthrax had a New York hardcore feel to them. Maybe check out "metal thrashing mad", "madhouse", "breathing lightning" or "in my world" Lovin your reacts & positivity

[@mulyantodehan2464]

Yeeaaahhh

[@renejensen7799]

Red bull cofee!! seriosly.. omg, never heard of that before..lol well if you want to see this band very funny, try react to Im the man... im not sure what performance, but there got to be a good live performance of that one, its funny.. as i remember it from years ago..

[@stephen9302]

Your reactions are priceless Bisscute 🙂🤟

[@scottkeough5620]

They are fun to go and watch them jamming but hey.... there's another wild and crazy song about moshing... Exodus - toxic waltz....and old school official video on VH1 (originally from MTV Headbangers Ball) you won't regret this...ENJOY 🤘

[@adammayday6486]

Anthrax is the best out of the big 4 to see live

[@peterwilson1663]

Among the living is a good, fun album.

[@jakefromstatefarm5204]

That energy you're enjoying is what's known as that 1980's coc@#ne! 😳🤯👍

[@badguyrob6666]

I recommend Devil that you know for a more recent song with the same energy. Got the Time and Antisocial are more popular choices. Belly of the beast and Keep it in the Family are also great

[@angusgow1887]

AH back when Scott Ian had hair,

[@the.wayne.b]

anthrax were so f'n awesome, when they went after censorship in music it was the most offensively amazing things ever. "starting up a posse" would get music cancelled today lol

[@lordfurious4073]

What you've just saw and listen was part of one of THE ALL TIME BEST concerts EVER recorded , not only by ANTHRAX , but in our metal music genre in general. This is one hell-of-a-concert, hell of a show, hell of a musical performance, ANTHRAX in their very prime period. Awesome musicians, especially the drummer - Charlie Benante, among the best metal drummers of all time. This concert was filmed live in 1987 at Hammersmith Odeon concert hall (in London UK), as part of their "Among The Living" world tour, and was officially released back in the day under the name "Oidivnikufesin (N.F.V.)" originally on VHS video cassettes, and nowadays on DVD. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for everyone who is into metal genre and haven't seen it yet. Here's some link for the full gig -> kzbin.info/www/bejne/iV7QcpRnhNuohtU ENJOY IT !!!

[@stuartlockhart7204]

Lol I still got the VHS and good condition as well 😹😹

[@brettmarlar4154]

More amazing Anthrax songs: Antisocial Who Cares Wins Be All End All N.F.L. (Efilnikufecin) I'm The Man Bring Da Noize (with Public Enemy) Belly Of the Beast Keep It In the Family

[@shawn7585]

Now your talking 🤟🤟🤟🤟

[@dougtipton8710]

accept , fast as a shark , exodus,toxic waltz and more anthrax

[@larrywoods8775]

It you like it, I recommend listening to I'm the Man by Anthrax

[@sturmpantsu5468]

This is a style of metal from the 1980s called Thrash. If you like this one, check out the others for sure but also check out the California Bay Area thrash bands, especially its kings, Metallica.

[@paulstanley561]

Maybe you did not understand all the lyrics, but you did feel all of them!

[@timreno72]

Gotta do "I'm the man"!!!!!!

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Anthrax,in German Milzbrand,a Second World War Biological Weapon.....welcome to the deeeeep Rabbit Hole of Anthrax.....BRING THE NOIZE!

[@matthooper2905]

I love anthrax, I hate this song, but love that you loved it, which made me love it again!!! They're not like the other big 4 which is kind of the point..theyre all different.

[@rodolforodriguez6230]

I love you....l love your funny reactions....you're gorgeous...cheers.

[@giancarlobateroceleste88]

You must see Among the Living live in Chile, your head Will explode 🤯

[@caseybourne4115]

Slayer are the ultimate of Thrash Metal! Chemical Warfare, Ghosts of War.

[@ThatandCo]

Bring in the noise , Anthrax/Public Enemy is by far the hardest metal/rap song that exists.

[@ArchieArpeggio]

Some other Anthrax videos you can see better how much energu there is in those old shows. People are stage diving (jumping from yhe stage to the crowd) and going absolutely nuts 😄.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Wow ❤

[@martinphillips3549]

I really like that if Metallica is coffee and water then anthrax is coffee and red bull 😮😅😅😅

[@acdclexu6296]

what you also need to listen is spite!!

[@unklebacon44]

Out of the big 4 thrash bands, this is who I gravitated to. To me it was fun and heavy which was more interesting than dark and heavy.

[@LeperMessiah2]

Image back in the day Anthrax was regarded as shocking. Even me as a metalhead since early 80's found them harsh and "too much" I was all about Maiden, Sabbath, Dio, Priest and Accept back then. You should btw check out Balls to the wall by Accept. The video in retrospect is very..funny?

[@marceloamaral8918]

Listen to the Brazilian band Violator - Futurephobia 👍🤘

[@sergiocarrillo3935]

Anthrax bien merecido en ser parte del Big Four 🤘😎