Anthrax & Public Enemy - Bring The Noise REACTION

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[@RolandDeschain1]

Public Enemy and Anthrax actually did a tour together after this. People thought it would be a disaster, but they found that the rap and metal audiences had so much in common in terms of their energy that it turned out to be a huge success.

[@ontrack16]

i went to their tour in Oakland while the Oakland Hills fire was devastating the ultra-rich homes. We could actually see the flames thru the Convention Center windows. My friend, goes, "Burn, Oakland Hills, Burn!" (referencing 'Burn, Hollywood, Burn' ;). Thx!

[@ronaldjohnson5894]

Saw the tour in Seattle, what a great time with Metal Heads and Hardcore Rappers!

[@reedallen4613]

The white bald-headed dude you see on guitar AND ALSO doing the second half of the lyrics is Scott Ian. And what I REALLY love about this song/video/collaboration is the fact that EVERY member of Anthrax were friends with Public Enemy. This collaboration was JOINTLY suggested by BOTH groups, and what I love even more is the fact that NEITHER group cared if their 'core fans' liked or hated it, they did this ONLY for the love of their craft (music) as well as a mutual respect for each other's genres, and also simply to have fun.

[@jasonf3128]

Scott is a huge rap fan. He used to wear PE and Run DMC shirts on stage all the time. He is legit.

[@topherthered]

The tour with those two groups together was fucking insane.

[@grendeltech]

Scott Ian used to perform concerts wearing a Public Enemy t-shirt, so Chuck D shouted out the band in the original version of Bring the Noise.

[@kikiki4592]

I believe some of the guys also grew up in niehgboring buroughs, and went to school together along with the Beasites, Run DMC, LL and a few more.

[@fifis677]

Scott Ian asked Public Enemy if they would do this song with them for the album.

[@mikeshoe74]

I never knew Anthrax was mentioned in the original lyrics to the song. I thought that was add to the version they did together.

[@harrisonwintergreen1147]

Wax is for anthrax / Still they can rock bells

[@TheRiehlThing42]

Scott Ian, Charlie, and Frank from Anthrax were definitely big rap music fans in the 80s. They were friends with Beastie Boys, growing up near them. They were huge fans of Public Enemy. Scott Ian wore Public Enemy shirts repeatedly on stage. It got back to Chuck D, and he showed up at one of their shows and loved it. Anthrax approached Public Enemy's management about covering Bring The Noise, but Chuck D thought it was a rap group, then was told it was Anthrax, and he thought it sounded intriguing. Scott Ian, in his book, said they tried to record the song together, fresh, but the schedules didn't line up. They ended up having to take the original, and cut the vocal tracks to line up with their music track. Then they asked Public Enemy to do a coheadlining tour. They had Primus and Ice T open and another band. First night, Chuck D said they thought they did great. Then he watched Anthrax. At the time, Chuck D said they didn't have anyone dedicated to running the lights, and matching the performance to stage lights. Anthrax came out and it was a whole performance, lights synced up, highlighting performances, everything was in tune. Chuck D was blown away. He went to them after and asked what they did, and Anthrax told them about their lighting guy that works with the band. They told opened their crew up to Public Enemy, for them to have any of their crew that was free, to learn from Anthrax's guys. Took a couple shows, but Chuck D said they learned so much on that tour on how to put on a full show. He said it was eye opening and he was grateful for Anthrax to help them out like that. It took their performances to a new level. Mutual love and respect from Anthrax and Public Enemy. Chuck D sometimes appears at Anthrax shows now, to do this song. Anthrax has played it live often.

[@onsesejoo2605]

This line up of Anthrax - the classic line up - was Joey Belladonna vocals (on turntables here), Dan Spitz - guitar (the alarm noise on guitar here), Scott Ian guitar (the bald guy, also rapping), Frank Bello - bass, Charlie Benante - drums.

[@creamysauce7966]

best Anthrax lineup ever

[@notofthisgod32]

Nah Scott plays the alarm sound. Check the guitar. Dan played a Rhoads. That's a Soloist ie Scott

[@raidadave7840]

PE...Fight The Power And that is Scott Ian spitting bars.

[@Dead-Eye]

Mr Chuck D is my favourite rapper of all time. A real authoritative, solid voice.

[@toxygeneification]

So underrated in the new school...

[@shanewray7595]

Anthrax started the rap/metal movement with "I'm the man"

[@TheIcpfan23]

Not really started but experiment with that untill rage came out and Korn made it bigger in the main stream

[@mikeyb8040]

@@TheIcpfan23 nope it was Aerosmith with Run DMC - Walk This Way

[@TheIcpfan23]

@@mikeyb8040 I'm talking about making rap rock mainstream and bigger success

[@jeffrconner]

Anthrax was the first upper tier metal act to embrace rap. It opened the door for Rap Core, Nu Metal and those offshoots. PE and Anthrax choosing to tour together was a monumental moment in music and crossing genres.

[@jeffrconner]

...and PE was one of of the first Rap/Hip Hop groups to embrace rock...ICE T was doing it already, but it wasn't really dawning yet.

[@andrewsantos4685]

This song right here turned metal fans to Hip-hop fans and Hip-hop fans turn to metal fans.

[@shanewray7595]

Scott ian is the bald guitar player. Danny is the long haired shorter guitar player

[@dc1975]

Scott Ian is the guitar player, and did the rapping. He is a pretty famous guy so you have probably seen him in other stuff.

[@MJXtube]

He cameo'ed as a zombie in a Walking Dead episode, lol

[@ghoststrike7811]

Actually, it is Scott Ian and Dan Spitz playing the guitars (main riff). The lead guitar line with the "ehhhhhh" sound is played during the choruses by Dan Spitz (the one with the long black straight hair making faces in the cam lol)

[@shreever9473]

Scott Ian is the guitarist I think. Rock-rap like Rage Against the Machine and even the Beastie Boys are pretty amazing

[@mikelewis56]

Bassist but that was him rapping

[@SflOcenEng]

@@mikelewis56 wrong, guitarist.

[@mikelewis56]

@@SflOcenEng not sure why but always thought he was bassist. Learn something new daily

[@LocoDirewolf]

Scott is playing the rhythm guitar, and rapping, the little rising guitar lick is played by Dan Spitz.

[@XSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXS]

Night of the living base heads, terminator x, black steel in the hour of chaos. Love your reactions man, so genuine. You got vibe

[@kikiki4592]

Guitar player doing the "noize" is Danny Spitz, and the one who raps is Scott Ian.

[@78gagta78]

This is originally a Public Enemy song that Anthrax made into a metal/rap song, The two bands went on tour together. Classic rap/metal tune, Anthrax also made an original rap/metal song called I'm The Man. Bald guy is Scott Ian other guitar is Dan Spitz bass is Frank Bello drummer is Charlie Benante and singer (who was dj) is Joey Belladonna, and of course Chuck D and Flava Flave

[@godzoox]

Anything from the "Judgment Night Sound track"

[@moobutt]

Helmet & House of Pain

[@ryandabeard6465]

Onyx & Biohazard too

[@bklyncrook]

Boo Ya and Faith No more.

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

You've got to check out Anthrax. I recommend starting with "Madhouse", "I Am The Law", "Lone Justice", or "Got The Time"

[@robertcraane7910]

Indians!

[@LocoDirewolf]

Scott is playing the rhythm guitar, and rapping, the little rising guitar lick is played by Dan Spitz.

[@nodoubt1022]

Scott Ian of anthrax. I was a huge metal fan in the 80's. Public enemy, NWA, living colour and body count were also added to my cassette collection as a teen when I heard them. Rap/metal fusion... love it. Great stuff.

[@mn-wk3ju]

Great reaction bro! Been a sub since jump street. Public Enemy fight the power is a dope song

[@nanizro2840]

I was a big Metal head during that time and when this song came out..... 🤯

[@drew65sep]

Scott Ian is the bald dude. Anthrax is an OG Thrash/Speed Metal band from NYC...none of these dudes were strangers to one another. Great stuff...classic. Check out Ice T's band Body Count..."Why We Ride" would be a good one to start with.

[@davidtokash4701]

Both groups being from NY helped a bit to bring all this together. Freakin flawless

[@garrickdouglas6804]

You need to check out"I'm the Man" by Anthrax.Check out the soundtrack for Judgement Night as well.(Ice-T and Slayer etc.)

[@Tr1hawaii]

When today meets yesteryear! 💪🏼 Keep searching out the OG’s... Your pops knows more than that what he’s telling young buck! Push him to tell his classics... ❤️

[@echopryme]

The song that started a whole sound!

[@bigrob7256]

Public Enemy- Channel Zero. Kerry king played guitar on the track, if I remember right lol

[@scottparker6094]

Dan Spitz is the high pitch guitar part. He is now a high priced watch technician

[@chris187720cs]

The bald guitarist is Scott Ian.......spitting the bars

[@stefonwilliams9790]

Scott Ian the guitarist of Anthrax

[@alfredpereira9325]

His name is Scott Ian and rhythm guitar player of anthrax.

[@thrashmetalmatters4678]

Fuck yeah dude Scott Ian and Dan Spitz. Your welcome haha bring the noise!

[@clairash2004]

There was a movie called Judgement Night that came out in the early nineties. The whole soundtrack was rap/metal. Still my fave soundtrack of all time. This song was on it can't recommend it high enough.!!!!

[@irish14500]

The white bald dude is Scott Ian guitarist for Anthrax whose also playing that background lead.

[@ghoststrike7811]

To answer your question: Actually, it is Scott Ian and Dan Spitz playing the guitars (main riff). The lead guitar line with the "ehhhhhh" sound is played during the choruses is Dan Spitz (the one with the long black straight hair making faces in the cam lol)

[@nickkontich6515]

Dude what about ice T with his band Body count? That was back then in my old school generation with rap metal.

[@bcdt1947]

Anthrax are legendary. You need to react to Faith No More-Epic. In my opinion, Faith No More were the first in the Nu-metal genre.

[@DKC_Returns]

"We gonna have to start this over," he says. Lol. That's fuckin right

[@shannonmoore2460]

Oh dude, you really must check out the black hardcore punk band from early 80s Bad Brains. For real. LEGENDARY craziness.

[@shannonmoore2460]

I recommend "I against I"

[@jamesr550]

Rage Against the Machine changed their name a few years back to Prophets of Rage, and they replaced the old singer with Chuck D and B Real from Cyprus Hill. Check out their song also called Prophets of Rage or Unfuck the World.

[@dsnodgrass6844]

Scott is the white guy rapping. He is the main songwriter for Anthrax. The guy playing the sliding guitar is Dan Spitz. I remember this song back in the early nineties. I thinks its better than the original.

[@shawnhorror2522]

Hed Pe!! Hed Pe!! They infuse metal/punk & hip hop into their music. Songs, Renegade, Suffa, Killing Time, Ground, Wake Up or Raise Hell.

[@timbrawdy2249]

Shawn Horror yes siirrrrrr

[@chrisgrant7657]

The white guy is Scott Ian, Anthrax's rhythm guitarist.

[@NefariousDreary]

Hell yeah, bro! 🤘🏾

[@ryry283]

Scott Ian from anthrax was on a episode of married with children also😅

[@uncle_thulhu]

That young man is Scott Ian, lead singer of Anthrax. And yes. He can spit.

[@kikiki4592]

You should check out Prophets of Rage. It is Chuck D, B-Real (Cyprus Hill) and the guys in Rage Against the Machine.

[@rahbeat9785]

bro i really love this channel, one of the best reactions out there. would you mind considering changing that 2 second intro to something else? i have tinnitus and certain sounds really hurt my ears.... i'm sure it bothers other people aswel :)

[@veteranhoffman6776]

5:20 “what’s his name?” That’s Scott Ian from Anthrax

[@jackkelly2620]

Public Enemy: By the time I get to Arizona

[@chrisaliperto]

Welcome to the Terrordome. Public Enemy. One of the all-time greats

[@bryanfreese5155]

Scott Ian,badass guitarist for Anthrax ✌️

[@kristoferbatdorf2873]

Scott Ian the bald white guy rapping is one if the guitar players, the other guitar player is a guy named Dan Spitz

[@purplebeard1526]

This is Anthrax covering PE's Bring the Noise. In the original version PE gave Anthrax a shout out in the lyrics. When Anthrax figured out how to put their brand of metal to it they got up with Chuck D and put this version together. I love both. This collaboration here is more akin to Onyx and Biohazard covering Onyx's Slam. And YES, you need to get into some PE.

[@purplebeard1526]

If you need some Anthrax tunes check out: Armed and Dangerous, AIR, Caught in a Mosh, Belly of the Beast, I'm the Man, Madhouse...... they got some good tunes.

[@jasonkouches9467]

SCOTT IAN is your man on the guitar!

[@TheBlackQueen]

Anthrax was one of the Big Four Thrash Bands with Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer.

[@ajogg]

Night of the Living Baseheads by Public Enemy is a great place to start. Most of the stuff on It Takes a Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back is great.

[@charrsvader1454]

Black steel in hour of chaos

[@davidsanders4050]

You gotta check out Ice Teas metal band. Its called Body Count. The song is There Goes the Neighborhood

[@bobbythies8892]

🔥reaction!

[@nickkontich6515]

Scott eian from anthrax is the lead guitarist and rapper. Check out iam the man by anthrax scott eian raps on that track. Good shit home skillet. By the way I was born in 78 my generation growing up.

[@victorramsey5575]

I was born a hardcore metalhead and remain one to this day. But Chuck D's voice is as recognizable and familiar to me as Ozzy. Nobody else sounded like him. Same with Easy E, there will never be another E.

[@abimaelmarquez2757]

coincidentally, anthrax's lead guitarist retired from music to pursue his profession as a watchmaker

[@ThexInsidexMan]

Alright, ready to have your mind blown? For the past few years, Public Enemy and most of Rage Against the Machine have been making music and touring as a group called "Prophets of Rage"

[@jimwells768]

Bro check out the killer B's album.. they are a big time heavy metal band, but they did have a rap side to them. They like to play with public enemy and whatnot

[@thestoo8328]

Take this on board...Listen to Roots Manuva - Witness...you will be glad I recommended it.

[@jimwells768]

Well, you got to check out some anthrax, they got some great great music there one of the big 4 in metal🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@shanewray7595]

P.E. by the time I get to arizona... 911 is a joke...bring the noise

[@nekane6168]

Everybody hail the eighties!!!

[@beastmode8985]

Anthrax is one of the biggest names in 90s metal. They're on level with Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer. They pioneered the rap-metal movement, but that doesn't mean that all of their stuff had rap influences. Most of it is classic thrash metal, but they are a band liked to have fun and experiment, which led to a handful of rap-metal songs. Those songs went on to inspire the likes of Beastie Boys and Rage Against the Machine. To dive deeper into Anthrax, I'd advise "Anti-Social", "Indians", and "Got the Time", and "I am the Man".

[@jerzyboy1976]

anthrax killer b's, that's a killer cd bro. anthrax is ny thrash. Joey Belladonna is vocals, Scottie ian has the shaved head and long goatee and Danny Spitz are guitars, Frankie Bello is bass, Charlie Benante is drums

[@sethmeyer2443]

The Giants had just won the Superbowl when they filmed this and Chuck D is wearing a Bears hat???? come on!!!!!

[@luiskock8262]

Antrhrax did first "I am The man" then "Bring the noise" both classic period......

[@number1sun]

Dude Chuck D joined with Rage Against the Machine to form Prophets of Rage no shit! Check out the song Unfuck the World! B Real from Cypress Hill is part of Prophets of rage too; he and B real replaced Zach but the entire band is all Rage.

[@charrsvader1454]

Black steel in the hour of chaos

[@chillyice3573]

I hope they told you he was reciting Chuck D’s rhymes off the original record!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@XSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXSXS]

Anything from it takes a nation of millions to hold us back. The best hop hop album. Period.

[@shannonmoore2460]

Please also check out 80s punk ska black band called Fishbone. For real, no lie.

[@MsMelyjean]

For PE: "Can't Do Nothing For You Man"

[@persephonebonner5733]

That is Scott Ian, the rhythm guitarist for Anthrax, not the bassist.

[@andrewhamilton6078]

Its Scott Ian he the rhythm guitarist for anthrax

[@m.a.t.z8383]

don't know if it was scott ian or some pre recorded sound to emulate the sound of fire truck

[@Bergwacht]

do you have any suggestions? I'm looking for oldscool rap with a beat like 06:40 here ^^ now i have plants and iam ready for that stuff now,

[@ratboyrodentor793]

'apache' by Incredible Bongo Band

[@melod7670]

Can't truss it!!

[@markwillis675]

ANTHRAX:"Only"!

[@charrsvader1454]

Nice reaction, check out public enemy black steel in the hour of chaos or can’t truss it

[@user-ij8su8wp7f]

Chuck D leader of Public Enemy

[@larrywalling2844]

😎👍

[@vincentwilliams71]

,🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@brianjones6721]

ayo, that's Scott ian

[@dennisshort132]

Scott ian of anthrax bro🔥🔥

[@mikeyb8040]

ANTHRAX - I'M THE MAN

[@stevenricchezza2965]

That is Scott Ian....

[@sixfootben4892]

I guarantee if you listen to the judgment night soundtrack you will lose your mind

[@ovclay]

Scott Ian of course!

[@ezequiellasca3430]

If you are looking for a Public Enemy song you should react to "Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos"

[@diemephys]

I might be an ole man but IMO PE is the GOAT!!

[@theOGnokk]

His name is Scott Ian

[@RockaRolla1971]

Scotti Ian does the 3rd and 4th verse