🎵 Anthrax - Indians REACTION

[@albertpratt4999]

I'm in a band and opened for Joe Belladonna, met him personally (diner and hanging out), he's the most humble and respectful and too this day STILL can sing amazing. Much love from a Musician.

[@hmpz36911]

The West Coast bands are better, but the East Coast bands are more humble and down to Earth.

[@ArchieArpeggio]

I have photograph frpm 2011 Sauna Open Air festival where i hug with Joey. He´s a great dude.

[@preciousroihomeshoppingnet7908]

Just sayin' he absolutely ruined the Big 4 "Am I Evil?" performance. That was fucking embarrassing to watch.

[@montymcclellen1918]

When Joey isnt busy with Anthrax, he sings in a Journey tribute band covering all the classics.

[@hmpz36911]

@@montymcclellen1918 That's totally his style too. Hey, you go on T's streams too, right?

[@SteelSean6]

FINALLY!!! A metal song. The soft rock and classics have been dominating too long. Caught in a mosh now please

[@brettkenschaft4239]

Agreed!! They actually did Caught in a Mosh already though. How about I am the Law?

[@ssRocker-nn3tp]

Fully agree. It,s been too long. More Classic 80s Metal please. So many to choose from. Savatage, Armored Saint, Vicious Rumors, Lizzy Borden, Leatherwolf, Metal Church, Loudness. The list is endless. More attention to Classic 80s Metal. They did Caught in a mosh actually.

[@NewWestEd]

Need some Overkill or Sodom

[@RAAZR-]

Needs some Xentrix, Mortal Sin and Annihilator

[@fuckwad2024]

I mean…this is basically soft metal. But I like Anthrax, they’re so good live. Saw em last month

[@wompa70]

Among The Living is an awesome album front to back.

[@Hayley.a]

It was the first album I ever bought. I was 10 or 11 max. It is an excellent album!

[@abstractheory1]

loved it as a kid...Can't really listen to it today...Their newer stuff is better and you cant say that about any of the big four.

[@rickyallen7176]

Scott Ian is married to Pearl Aday her dad was Meat Loaf. I loved when Anthrax was on Married With Children and they ate the mystery package that was in the refrigerator.

[@ParzivalSask]

Joey Belladonna has First Nations heritage and this song resonates today, as per Indigenous peoples in Canada.

[@charliemoss6379]

There's a generation of, heck, two generations of artists that are inspired by anthrax

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

But most of them stink.

[@72KingDavid]

This was from their Among the Living album which happens to be my favorite from Anthrax. Try reacting to Among the Living.

[@sumonjamal1653]

You were correct... Anthrax is a thrash metal band, but vocalist Joe Belladonna (who is native American) is more a fan of Journey and Whitesnake, rather than metal bands like Venom or Judas Priest. He joined in 1984 after they had fired their original singer Neil Turbin... Belladonna had never heard of Anthrax and showed up at his audition wearing a glam rock outfit 😂(He didn't know what kind of band they were... he thought he should 'look the part'... and he got the job and ditched the outfit!)

[@matthewdean7653]

Joey Belladonna is also a big Dio fan and I think that he tries to sing in his style a lot if you listen to the way he sings. And his stage presence.

[@nasbukhari696]

Joey's half native, half italian.

[@montymcclellen1918]

I was at an Anthrax show at the House of Blues in Chicago yrs. ago and Keanu Reeves was in the mosh pit going nuts! He was in town working on a movie and loves Anthrax.

[@hmpz36911]

I love Keanu. He's just a regular, nice dude who loves metal.

[@montymcclellen1918]

Yes he does 100% facts

[@gvehar]

Anthrax was New York thrash while the other three were California-based. They were heavily influenced by New York hardcore. Slayer was influenced by more DC and California based hardcore bands. Metallica and Megadeth were much more into NWOBHM bands like Diamond Head, and classic hard rock like Budgie and Sabbath, but punk influenced them as well. Anthrax had the only trained singer of the four, and that made them stand out as well. Anthrax were also much more open to rap than anyone, paving the way for rap-rock crossover. They put out a rap-metal hybrid song called I’m The Man. If you check it out do the Def Uncensored version. There’s like 4 or 5 versions out there now.

[@MichaelKerr71]

They also did a great cover of The Beastie Boys song "Looking Down the Barrel of a Gun".

[@mickhughes6327]

Budgie are so underrated. They were an influence for so many early metal bands. Lol I've been asking Brad and Lex for ages to check them out to no avail.

[@joesmith8725]

@@mickhughes6327 They've only done "Breadfan" from Budgie so far. Need to do more to do more of them!

[@gvehar]

It turns out Dave Mustaine was a big Budgie fan and he might have turned the others on to Budgie in the first place. Megadeth did cover Melt The Ice Away as a bonus track to an album a while back.

[@gvehar]

There are books about the subject, but New York hardcore was a lot different than punk scenes in other cities. NY hardcore was hardcore hardcore. As it grew it had a lot of metal sound to the guitars, but they used to beat up longhairs that came to their shows. It was only as time wore on and hardcore bands naturally grew more metallic as they learned how to play that hardcore and metal fused into Crossover like DRI (not from NY) that everything sort of blended together. Thrash used to mean hardcore punk, and thus thrash metal became metal with thrash roots. Scott Ian and Charlie Benante from Anthrax formed a hardcore/thrash project called Stormtroopers of Death which was huge back in the day. The singer Billy had a hardcore background and the bassist was old Anthrax member Danny Lilker then in thrash metal band Nuclear Assault. They were a lot of fun but would probably be too un-PC today, plus Billy’s a maniac.

[@purplebeard1526]

Some of my top Anthrax tunes are: Madhouse, AIR, Caught in a Mosh, I am the Law, Belly of the Beast, Armed and Dangerous... and of course their duet with PE for Bring the Noise.

[@ChicagoTRS]

Been a while since you guys listened to some thrash metal. The lead singer Joey Belladonna is native American on his mothers side. Anthrax sort of brought the east coast hardcore influence to the big 4 and then later Anthrax did crossover stuff with rap groups so you could say they influenced nu metal.

[@ssRocker-nn3tp]

Finally some Classic 80s Metal. It,s been too long. Great song. Anthrax never disappoints. One of the big Four that needs more attention. For more Classic 80s Metal you should try Savatage, Armored Saint, Leatherwolf, Vicious Rumors, Lizzy Borden, Metal Church, Testament, Loudness, Fates Warning, Helloween. The list is endless.

[@selfdiscardedkingofruin7291]

I remember headbanging to this when it came out...and still do!

[@markwillis675]

Bout time!!! The other big four get all the play. Try "Madhouse", "Caught in a mosh" and "Only". Just to name a few of their greats.

[@catherinelopresti7121]

These guys were so good in concert back in the day! The energy level was crazy! Thanks.

[@marksteverman1622]

They still put on a great show. I just learned that their local show to me is already sold out for 1/28. I was so planning on going

[@catherinelopresti7121]

@@marksteverman1622 That is awesome. Wasn't aware they were still touring.

[@marksteverman1622]

@@catherinelopresti7121 yes, Anthrax, BLS and Exodus out together

[@NeonNights80]

I saw about four years ago, they were awesome. Joey sounded amazing. I actually went to the show to see the opening band Death Angel, but Anthrax was the best man that night.

[@Amberle38]

One of the 1st gigs I went to as a teenager, almost 30 years ago. Was absolutely fucking mental & I loved every minute of it, feet barely touched the floor the whole time 😂

[@davegnarlsson4344]

Testament is another band with a native lead singer. There actually several metal bands with native members.

[@tambor76]

Joey Belladonna's voice is what makes them unique. Unlike alot of other metal vocalists, he can actually sing. Glad they got him back. Anthrax just wasnt right without him.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

I agree, but I did like a lot of the John Bush stuff.

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

Saying that Joey Belladonna can "actually sing" is a bit much, he's not a particularly talented vocalist, he just does clean vocals in a fairly average (bland) way. Especially on this song, he has no aggression in his voice whatsoever, which is an awkward fit for thrash.

[@ParzivalSask]

Going to go see them in Winnipeg next week- really looking forward to that show. Also excited to see Exodus

[@bluefish4999]

I saw Anthrax at least 4-5 times in the 80s, they opened for a lot of the bigger bands back then - Clash of the Titans tour in 1990 - Slayer, Megadeath, Anthrax, and... Alice in Chains, what a way to exit the 80s and bring in the new decade. If you want some more 80s metal check out Exodus.

[@catmanduu66]

After I first head Metallica in 1985 Anthrax was the next thrash band I discovered. They have a song, I Am the Law, based on a British comic book character, Judge Dredd, and I was into comics at the time so I checked it out. I've been a huge Anthrax fan ever sense. I'm going to see them with Black Label Society and Exodus, another early thrash band, it's Kirk's first band before Metallica, next weekend. The third time for their current album For All Kings.

[@ivanduc72]

Have this disc since '87 and the bridge when Scott Ian shouts "War Daaaance!" still drives freezes down my spine. One of the best thrash albums of the 80's. Thank you for reacting! 🙂

[@iDEATH]

That moment at the end when Lex has that epiphany about the Big Four being the Big Four, not because they are all heavy thrash, but because they are so distinctly their own flavour of heavy thrash, was delightful. There were a lot of other great trash metal bands around at the time, several of them are still around, but the Big Four are the creme de la creme, a cut above most of even the other top bands. They simply had that little bit extra, whatever that little bit was.

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

Anthrax are most certainly not the creme de la creme.

[@robplotnick]

One of my favorite bands and songs growing up. WAR DANCE!!!

[@trenchgunM1897]

here ya go, Brad. the lyrics: Lyrics We all see in black and white When it comes to someone else's fight No one ever gets involved Apathy can never solve Forced out, brave and mighty Stolen land, they can't fight it Hold on to pride and tradition Even though they know How much their lives are really missing We're dissing them On reservations A hopeless situation Respect is something that you earn Our Indian brothers' getting burned Original American Turned into a second class citizen Forced out, brave and mighty Stolen land, they can't fight it Hold on to pride and tradition Even though they know How much their lives are really missing We're dissing them On reservations A hopeless situation Cry for the Indians, oh Die for the Indians Cry for the Indians Oh cry, cry, cry for the Indians Love the land and fellow man Peace is what we strive to have Some folks have none of this Hatred and prejudice Forced out, brave and mighty Stolen land, they can't fight it Hold on to pride and tradition Even though they know How much their lives are really missing We're dissing them On reservations A hopeless situation Cry for the Indians Die for the Indians Cry for the Indians Cry, cry, cry for the Indians War dance! Territory, it's just the body of the nation The people that inhabit it make its configuration Prejudice, something we all can do without The flag of many colors is what this land's all about We all see in black and white When it comes to someone else's fight No one ever gets involved, no one Apathy can never solve Forced out, brave and mighty Stolen land, they can't fight it Hold on to pride and tradition Even though they know How much their lives are really missing We're dissing them On reservations A hopeless situation Cry for the Indians Die for the Indians Cry for the Indians Cry, cry, cry for the Indians

[@ronny-2112]

This is Anthrax most popular song. The Big Four of Thrash Metal: Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer and Anthrax are like the equivalent to LL Cool J, Eric B. & Rakim, NWA and Public Enemy in Rap/Hip Hop. They invented Thrash Metal one of the most influencial and popular styles of Metal music in everything that comes after 1983. And Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, Motörhead and Iron Maiden who invented Heavy Metal (1970-1980) are like the equivalent to The Sugarhill Gang, Run-DMC, Grandmaster Flash and Afrika Bambaataa in Hip Hop.

[@dalejohnson2047]

Anthrax is one of the big 4

[@MetalJT24]

Scott Ian representing Run DMC guitar

[@jamescoleman8954]

I just seen them over the summer celebrating 40 years and they still sounded amazing live

[@VoidR]

If there ever was a good rabbit hole to go down, the Anthrax one is a good one! "Keep it in the Family" (live), "Bring The Noise", "Who Cares Wins" and "Startin' Up a Posse" are my picks for great reaction songs. BTW Charlie the drummer is the current drummer for Pantera right now.

[@the.wayne.b]

starting up a posse would be a terrible reaction song! hahha nobody reacts to that for a reason! hah

[@VoidR]

@@the.wayne.b All the more reason to do it! Heck they've had much worse on this channel.

[@brettkenschaft4239]

They actually did Bring the Noise already

[@ziggy4thefacts441]

Starting up a posse... 😆 seeing a reaction to that would be awesome. I'm the man or NFB

[@the.wayne.b]

@@VoidR i think the world needs some anthrax starting up a posse hah

[@Ktownsvg213]

saw them live here in Los Angeles last year. Man when they came out after all that build up with the drop screen.. we could barely breath when that pit started. what a SHOW.

[@joesmith8725]

Anthrax ( along with Faith No More, Primus, RATM, and others ) was kind of an influence for future bands in the nu metal genre (rap/punk/metal fusion). Anthrax were popular in the '80s and'90s. Part of the New York/new Jersey crossover punk/metal thrash scene along with Overkill, Nuclear Assault, S.O.D., M.O.D., etc. East coast. They also collaborated at times with rappers back then from the east coast (Onyx, Public Enemy/Flavor Flav, etc). Check out more of Anthrax stuff! Also part of the Big 4, they toured many places together over the years. . Anthrax was more of the fun, goofy, versatile band compared to the others (Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer).

[@albertpratt4999]

Exactly, a lot of ppl didn't realize they were Skater Punks, reading comics and metal.

[@javalily]

I met Bobby Blitz back in 92 or so, I won tickets from WSOU to see Overkill, Nuclear Assault and another band, I can't remember ATM. he was a total douche. lol But, the bassist from NA was a pretty decent guy.

[@useyourillusion6996]

Also Suicidal Tendencies

[@joesmith8725]

@@useyourillusion6996 Yes, true!

[@purplebeard1526]

They hooked up with Onyx on a tune? I know Onyx and Biohazard were tight. That cover of Slam was EPIC.

[@mF--H8]

Very much old school like Slayer and Megadeth. One of the big 4. But they are east coast thrash like Overkill.

[@ogonva87]

You guys need to see the live performance in Chile, the war dance part is insane

[@justinatest9456]

Always liked Anthrax, but got into them later than most. Their earlier albums didn't mean much to me, but State of Euphoria and Persistence of Time were great. Belly of the Beast is a killer song.

[@electricwizard3000]

Saw this tour in Santa Monica, CA. It was crazy as hell - they were on fire at this point, musically, and some of them were skating ramps during the show. Kirk Hammet came on for the encore and they played Anarchy In The UK, by the Sex Pistols. P.S. Yes, of the 'Big 4' thrash bands, Anthrax definitely had the most conventional vocals.

[@jamescoleman8954]

The whole among the living album is great that is their best album. They had some good ones state of euphoria time persistence of Time and a few others, but among the living is their gold standard.

[@redcyco213]

I think persistence is their best Joey album ... well that and worship music. Stomp is my favorite John Bush album.

[@pigebear]

I skipped school took a few friends to NJ. They invited fans to the making of this video. so sick. they had to call the fire department to control the crowd

[@stevethomas7986]

This song is great live, especially the WAR DANCE part. I saw them for the umpteenth time last September and as usual they were brilliant such a great gig. Lots of age groups, due half fans like me from the 80s and young ones like my 19 year old son and his girlfriend. It was just a fun, happy and respectful of each other gig.

[@thunderspike1892]

Other great Native American vocalists are Chuck Billy from Testament and Patrick Dubar from Mind Funk

[@jhamler1]

ANTHRAX is often overlooked, but, they might be my personal favorite out of the Big Four Thrash bands. The other three being Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer. Not because I'm from New York but because ANTHRAX were the silliest. Although, maybe being from New York makes us all seem silly. We were less about the dungeons and dragons and more about human society. I dunno.

[@purplebeard1526]

Not sure who was influenced by Anthrax specifically but I will say their duet with Public Enemy covering PE's song Bring the Noise, fueled a lot of the Numetal you saw coming towards the mid/late 90s. Aerosmith and RUN DMC was a precursor with combining artists from the genres but where as Aerosmith was rock, Anthrax was metal.

[@hmpz36911]

Meshuggah and Slipknot were influenced by them.

[@ericwyatt3646]

I went to that tour at Oakland Ca., and never really thought of that.

[@javalily]

Been waiting for you guys to do this one for a long time. Brings back memories of 6th grade, listing to this tape on my friends Fisher Price cassette player. 😆 Good times!

[@jamescoleman8954]

The bald dude with the goatee, Scott Ian was Meat Loaf’s son-in-law

[@gmr2048]

If you haven't checked it already, check out the Anthrax/Public Enemy colab of Bring the Noise. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5WVcnV-a5lgetk PE name-checked Anthrax in the original song, which (I expect) lead to the collaboration.

[@sergiodavila5269]

Awesome reaction!!!! It’s about time someone did more Anthrax reactions….the Among the Living is a classic. Try “Caught in a Mosh”, “Efilnukifesin(Nice Fuckin Life)”, “I Am The Law”, the title track, “A Skeleton in the Closet”, and everything else. So BADASSSSSSS 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽💩

[@ronsissons8994]

Loved the reaction! I wish you could find the album versions of the videos. I was confused when the beginning was chopped up. LOL

[@UrbanTaxi99]

See some of the live gigs on line ‘wardance’ .. a tad mental . ‘Keep it in the family’ is a great tune they have

[@theOGnokk]

Anthrax is one of my favorite thrash bands

[@theriomrasputin8233]

Now you should do, " Testament - Native Blood "

[@bobbyrodriguez5309]

Anthrax music got me through Army basic training. I love their music and enthusiasm. You HAVE to listen/watch their song "Madhouse". It's the song that reeled me in hook, sink and lure. Such an awesome song. Thanks Brad and Lex for what you do. Good luck with the baby. :)

[@jasonmarquis7586]

You should also check out their alter ego - S.O.D.

[@MichaelKerr71]

If you listen to another Anthrax song you should listen to "I am the Law", it's a song about Judge Dredd. Good stuff.

[@n2nother]

This whole album is great. Skeletons in the Closet is awesome and ADI is one of their most underrated songs. Anthrax had tangential ties to the NYHC scene which has some slight influence on their music. Spreading the Disease is another great album by them.

[@jamescoleman8954]

Anthrax is part of the big four with Metallica, Megadeth and slayer

[@nickmitchell7664]

One of the great shows of my life. Rob Halford's band Fight opened for Anthrax, the mosh pit was insane. I had a black eye and i didn't even know till i got to the train station and a cop asked what happened.

[@bpschmidt4707]

40 years and still killing it!!!

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here.., WOW.., I have to admit Anthrax was a little hard for me back in the day..(I was Glam Metal).., ALOT of my Friend's were huge fans!!...They had alot of Energy and Quiet a Social Concious..And those Vocals..Their own lane for sure!!!

[@hmpz36911]

Ah the glam vs thrash wars in the fan mail pages of Metal Edge, lol. Kudos for saying glam metal. Everybody says hair bands these days as if it didn't already have a name.

[@ericsmith6615]

@@hmpz36911 Nooo Doubt!!!

[@ericsmith6615]

@@hmpz36911 Wife here..Haven't thought about Metal Edge in years!! 🤘👍

[@hmpz36911]

@@ericsmith6615 I had so many old issues, but sadly they were destroyed in a flood. I used to buy it every month in the mid 90s when I was a teen, and bought the 80s issues from a flea market.

[@ericsmith6615]

@@hmpz36911 OMG.., Sooo Sad to hear..!!.!..I couldn't imagine..., We both have great memories of flea marketing in the eighties.., (Bless your Heart..)..Hope things are better now..

[@richardhenderson9767]

"Black Lodge", "Packaged Rebellion", "Only", "Hy Pro Glow" are awesome by Anthrax

[@jamescoleman8954]

Poison my eyes

[@warwithin7]

Black Lodge is a great song!!

[@vinceruland9236]

That whole album is 🔥

[@warwithin7]

@@vinceruland9236 agreed.

[@efakter1]

Having John bush from armored Saint take over the vocals was very different, but I liked it, but it just reminded me of armored Saint

[@LivingInTheKaliYogurt]

"I am the Man " "Antisocial," "In the End," "Blood Eagle Wings", and everything from the album "Persistence of Time" are great for Joey Beladonna era Anthrax reactions. "Packaged Rebellion," "Inside Out," and nearly everything from "Sound of White Noise" from the John Bush era are worth a reaction too.

[@RipeSteel]

Awesome reaction! One of my favorite Anthrax songs! They have a lot of good songs. You might have to go down the Anthrax rabbit hole.

[@theglanconer6463]

Anthrax was the very first thrash album I ever bought. And of course the Idians tshirt which I wore all week when I visited Canada. I must have been around 14/15 I guess. Brilliant band. Saw them not even so long ago in Belgium. That bass running down your spine. Hell yeah War Dance !!

[@GrungeNY]

We all see in black and white When it comes to someone else's fight No one ever gets involved Apathy can never solve Forced out, brave and mighty Stolen land, they can't fight it Hold on to pride and tradition Even though they know How much their lives are really missing We're dissing them On reservations A hopeless situation Respect is something that you earn Our Indian brothers' getting burned Original American Turned into a second class citizen Forced out, brave and mighty Stolen land, they can't fight it Hold on to pride and tradition Even though they know How much their lives are really missing We're dissing them On reservations A hopeless situation Cry for the Indians, oh Die for the Indians Cry for the Indians Oh cry, cry, cry for the Indians Love the land and fellow man Peace is what we strive to have Some folks have none of this Hatred and prejudice Forced out, brave and mighty Stolen land, they can't fight it Hold on to pride and tradition Even though they know How much their lives are really missing We're dissing them On reservations A hopeless situation Cry for the Indians Die for the Indians Cry for the Indians Cry, cry, cry for the Indians War dance! Territory, it's just the body of the nation The people that inhabit it make its configuration Prejudice, something we all can do without The flag of many colors is what this land's all about We all see in black and white When it comes to someone else's fight No one ever gets involved, no one Apathy can never solve Forced out, brave and mighty Stolen land, they can't fight it Hold on to pride and tradition Even though they know How much their lives are really missing We're dissing them On reservations A hopeless situation Cry for the Indians Die for the Indians Cry for the Indians Cry, cry, cry for the Indians

[@michaelbarr3039]

Crazy that yall do this one. I pulled up this very album yesterday and was riding around jamming to it for the first time in forever.

[@useyourillusion6996]

I don't know if anyone knows this but Charlie Benante is an awesome drummer

[@JFLY78]

I don't know if you know this but Charlie Benante is an incredible musician in general, Scott Ian considers him to be the best guitarist in Anthrax...he also composed the majority of their music...

[@BjornAgain76]

Their singer is indian and it is about what american indians have gone through in America if I am not way off. Amazing cool song with strong lyrics. I have met the entire band and they are the nicest coolest guys

[@rickthestiks9240]

they did a car song back in the days,( metal trashing mad) a banger,🤘🤘🤘

[@danny7483]

People bash anthrax for no reason, they’re a great band in reality

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

They're above average at their best and painfully mediocre the rest of the time. The only special thing about them is the year the came out, but even then it's not as if they were the first thrash band anyway.

[@hmpz36911]

@@FuckKZbinAndGoogle If you actually pay attention to what they're doing though, they've got one of the best rhythm sections in metal, especially if you include Scott. And Joey really helped set them apart. The problem with Anthrax imo, is the way they come across (goofy), and that their material wasn't as good as Metallica, Megadeth, Death Angel etc.

[@FuckYoutubeAndGoogle]

@@hmpz36911 They absolutely do not. None of their members are particularly gifted musicians or songwriters. Bands like Death, Atheist, Black Sabbath, and Megadeth had some of the best rhythm sections in Metal, Anthrax weren't even close to that level because they simply didn't have the technical or songwriting ability to be at that level.

[@hmpz36911]

@@FuckKZbinAndGoogle I already said they're songwriting wasn't all that happening. Sure, the bands you named were at the top of the list as well, but Anthrax were really masters at locking in the drums, bass and rhythm guitar. You have a very modern way of thinking, and I'm telling you right now - it's wrong. Judging musicians solely based on how complicated their music is, is a terrible way of gauging them. Benante is Lombardo-level, easily.

[@jbravo1070]

ANTHRAX... POISON my EYES is the best!

[@bigdaddymosh1964]

WOW! Anthrax doesn’t get enough LOVE! So glad y’all did this song! This is part of the BIG 4 of thrash. Most Anthrax songs take a couple of listens to get them especially this album because they are really thrash. Super fast and heavy but very melodic if you listen. Just fast melodies😏

[@robertmartinez300]

Yall should also check out "Who Cares Wins". My personal favorite song is "AntiSocial"

[@theschedulingdesk]

One of their best I think!

[@DamnedEyez]

As much as you enjoy Joey's vocals, he split with the band for awhile after the Persistance of Time album. They managed to get John Bush to join (from Armored Saint, and the guy Metallica wanted to sing for them in the beginning). Still great music, but the tone certainly changed (part of why they changed vocalists to begin with). Joey came back for a reunion and has been back with them since.

[@sretePtraB]

So happy Joey's back. John was okay, but for me, Anthrax was a bit less Anthrax without Joey.

[@efakter1]

You need to listen to songs off of the album and Fistful Of Metal with Neil Turbin at the vocals. Then you’ll understand why they’re in the big four. That was the first anthrax album I bought and it’s hard!!

[@rickthestiks9240]

i agree,great covers on it ,sabbath, and cooper.🤘

[@tomcollateta3998]

Yeah!!!!!!!!

[@SilentBob731]

Saw these guys live back in 1990, opening for Iron Maiden. They were awesome, almost as good as Maiden themselves. 🤘✌❤

[@sarleywinkle]

Keep it up! Best reviewers all-time.

[@FreeMTrider]

When Among the Living was released, I banged to that album non stop and still know just about every word. Huge hit for Anthrax. Great band.

[@gilbertorodriguez5344]

ANTRHAX is One of the great 4 🔥🤘🔥example of the Big Influence of Native American Roots who is the Rutts of Rock and Blues,Heavy,Hard...all come from the Real Americans Native check on NETFLIX the Movie RUMBLE🎼🌅🎩🎸🎶🎶🎶🏜check out AMONG THE LIVING and ANTHRAX influence Hard Core Punk and Scott Ian have some influnece in HIP POP to check out the Music video😈 I'M THE MAN🫨🫨🫨👺

[@mF--H8]

2005 Anthrax Medusa live

[@johnmcgarry9519]

Brad, in one sentence you got the rockers. The music makes us want to hear the words. Might miss something profound? Likely.

[@Gretzelpolanco]

MOSH PIT!!!!

[@paulsmith2516]

Anthrax vocalist Joey Belladona came from a background of much softer rock and was a huge Journey fan (for some reason 🤷‍♂️). It is his more melodic vocal style that differentiates Anthrax from the rest of the Big 4.

[@timothymatthews1054]

One of my Favorite THRASH BANDS !! TOP 5

[@hmpz36911]

A lot of nu-"metal" bands were influenced by Anthrax, the retro-thrash or as I call em - pizza thrash - bands of the past 15 years or so were as well.

[@RiffMajestic]

Anthrax were east coast, the other big 3 west coast, big reason why their riffs are just different...and Joey definitely sang different.

[@leonardbilly4771]

Got the Time.

[@kevinfurman201]

So weird seeing Scott Ian with hair and no goatee

[@enzyme181]

Wait till you hear their original singer Neil Turbin🤘 they did a badass cover of The Beetles-Im 18.

[@hank1972]

I was there when they shot this Video. It was in the Park Theater in Union City. Fun Fact Aerosmith and Run DMC's Walk This Way was shot in the same place.

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

So I don't remember the year but Anthrax decided to give Joey Belladonna the boot. They brought in the lead singer from another great band named "Armored Saint" who was just as heavily influenced by the New Wave of British Heavy metal as Metallica and Megadeth. They all started out at the same time and played mostly the same clubs. Metallica and Armored Saint were good freinds. The singer of Armored Saint was John Bush and John had been recruited into Anthrax. The very first album he did with them called "The Sound of White Noise" is phenomenal. I highly recommend you to check out the song "Only" by Anthrax with John on vocals.

[@gamleskalle1]

Bush almost became Metallicas singer.

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

@@gamleskalle1 And Armored Saint Bassist Joey Vera was asked to join after Cliff Burtons death.

[@rodneydives7385]

great tune great band!

[@charlesfitzgerald9631]

That “Waaaaaaar Daaaaaance” drop is Killer !

[@R.senals_Arsenal]

Belladonna is one of the most understandable singers in metal, yet Brad still can't hear him clearly. 😅 As for who they influenced, holy crap, there would be no Linkin Park or any of the rap/metal fusion bands w/out Anthrax.

[@oldmangimp2468]

*(ahem)* . DROKK IT! . Thank you.

[@dichotomous9403]

Would recommend reacting to Antisocial (or something else off State Of Euphoria). Antisocial was the heavily played Anthrax song during the history making Headbangers Ball tour with the Big Three (Metallica wasn't a team player at the time).

[@metaltildeth6783]

"Imitation of Life" is a killer Anthrax song which never gets reacted to. You guys should check it out.

[@kiillabytez]

Known as one of the Big Four of Thrash Metal: Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, and Metallica.

[@brettanomyces7077]

Seeing these guys next month with Exodus and Black Label Society 🤘

[@TheMlvswoll]

Anthrax is the bomb. The energy live that these guys bring is unreal.

[@maidenfan237]

Anthrax has so many good songs