Awesome Reaction to Anthrax- Keep It In The Family

[@DanJackson1977]

This album is their masterpiece. ANTHRAX was the punkiest of the big 4. TIME and BLOOD are also brilliant on this record.

[@DanJackson1977]

​@@grendeltech Yeah.. I remember that.. they're ALSO the only one of the big 4 to appear on Married With Children.. when Scott Ian still had some hair left.

[@ShadowhispersBand]

Old school Anthrax!!! Check out NFL, Caugjt in a Mosh, I‘m the law, Indians, Time, Madhouse 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@DanJackson1977]

@@ShadowhispersBand He did Madhouse first.. but it wasnt his thing.. probably cause it's kind of a "light" song. I'd say start at some Persistance of Time tunes then work backwards.

[@ShadowhispersBand]

Dan Jackson Jepp, was too early writing. Noticed when he said it afterwards

[@chrisbryz1652]

Great album personaly spreading the desease was my favorite album some punk stuff on there like lone justice but yah anyhrax and megadeth been my 2 favs not a fan of slayer or Metallica

[@BillGardiner]

This whole album is GOLD. As socially relevant today as it was back in 1990. You should also check out the album State of Euphoria and Among the Living in their entirety, both masterpieces!

[@punkrock1989]

Socially? lmfao, you need to get a social life cuz this album has nothing that relates to modern society.

[@stromghouls]

tama drums and paiste cymbals, a deadly combination. charlie benante is drumgod material.

[@brendeo1234]

Hes a beast. Inventor of the blast beat. So underrated

[@jeffreypullis696]

Cut time too! To half time feel.

[@tonyv.8781]

Probably the most anti-racist bands in metal. Love them.

[@DanJackson1977]

Anthrax had a lot of songs that had a social message... usually about equality and how empty and stupid racism is. Which is one of the reasons why they did that Public Enemy crossover. BtW I known you heard some of it but the music video is super fun and worth a look.

[@Taserman_El441]

That explains

[@vhenry75]

Check out the John Bush era Anthrax..it's all good..

[@jamesmcclung153]

I didn't really care for John Bush in Anthrax. Loved him in Armored Saint. That might be why I didn't care for him in Anthrax so much.

[@jamesmcclung153]

@Joseph Howard Hell yea! I got to see them live in Columbus, OH in 2001 ish. At the same place Dimebag was killed. One of the best shows I've been too.

[@jeremynelson5311]

​@@jamesmcclung153yep. Love Bush in AS but not so in Anthrax

[@rd410pb]

Be All End All off State of Euphoria is a musical masterpiece.

[@guillermotovar3385]

100% agree with this! If you loved the heaviness and tempo changes in "Keep It In The Family", you'll lose your mind after listening to "Be All, End All"!

[@jimcarter7742]

First Anthrax song I ever heard. I was hooked!

[@jeffreypullis696]

Yep!

[@ladaddy19]

Anthrax are the unsung hero's of Thrash. They can be and are goofy at times but they came with a message in the 80's that's relevant today. They bring more groove to the table than most bands that started at the same time. They sound better live right now than any of the other "big four." Check out Caught In A Mosh, Antisocial, I Am The Law, Belly of The Beast or Got The Time. Enjoy!

[@Hailme75]

This band is full of songs with deep meaning like this.

[@mojoriot2293]

Btw...That little laugh you did at the end of the song was SO Megadeth! You sounded just like Dave! It was perfect for the song's ending too.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Lol right. I listen to too much Megadeth

[@paulbooth8516]

This is their complete album. Start to finish.

[@jasonkadlec3929]

Absolutely my favorite album of theirs, and I got to see this tour also. Clash of the Titans was Alice in Chains (opening band as they were new at the time), Slayer, Anthrax and Megadeth. The new albums they were promoting were Facelift, Seasons in the Abyss, Persistence of Time and Rust in Peace. Yes, I was a happy kid!

[@bretr590]

I saw Clash of the Titans tour just after HS graduation in Phoenix. Still have my ticket stub. Amazing experience.

[@timjames9963]

I’m proud to say I saw the first ever show on the POT tour in 1990 so the first ever live performances of tunes like Time, Keep, Intro / Belly, In My World etc. Adelaide, Audrey. Awesome!!

[@michaeldinsen7641]

The LP Worship Music is fire.....great comeback for Anthrax

[@Brandeena233]

My personal favorite Anthrax tune. It goes *so* hard. The lyrics really resonate with me as well. Respect and just not being a piece of trash is a common theme in their lyrics. They've always stood out to me for that reason.

[@wolfeflambe]

Definitely check out the Among the Living Album, especially the track Indians.

[@imying72]

I grew up with these guys. glad you enjoy them.!

[@stewartwilliams144]

Right on brother. this is their masterpiece with Belladonna. White noise is their master piece with John bush. This album is MY FAV. great to see you do this track.

[@adrathemetaloutlaw754]

Good jam sir. Thanx for sharing your experience with us. Always good to hear the classics and see someone jam it and love it.

[@mojoriot2293]

I think you'd like "Caught in a Mosh." It's got one of the best lines in any song...You'll see...😁

[@michiganufosandparanormal]

This is mosh stomper and I think one of if not their top song! The groove is just brutal.

[@thetravenousgamer]

In My World, from the same album, so good. Also, pretty much every song off of Sound of White Noise is worth checking out (different singer, John Bush)

[@satoricrush]

Check "Caught in a Mosh" "Got the Time" "Indians" "Lone Justice" "NFL"

[@SuperGanelon]

Second Got the Time. Bello's bass playing in that is amazing.

[@lynchmob72]

Among the Living, I Am The Law, Madhouse.

[@mikexxx11]

Yes, Lone Justice

[@bigguru3166]

Don’t really like get that time that much but it’s fine

[@futurewavecs]

The songs from the album "Among the Living" are masterpieces. They make you want to move. I was amazed when that album came out. I don't think they ever quite did an album after that which was as impressive. It was good, but man that album was amazing. EDIT: I mention it because I don't think you've reacted to any songs from it. I like "Madhouse" which you did but that is a different flavor and is from before "Among the Living". "Keep it in the family" is from after "Among the Living".

[@ScottRobertson1010]

Heaviest song out of all the big 4 bands for sure

[@keithkinkade4265]

Crush, 1000 Points Of Hate, Belly Of The Beast, Be All End All, Antisocial, Got The Time, Random Acts Of Senseless Violence, Super Hero, Startin Up A Posse, Who Cares Wins, Monster At The End....they have a fuck ton of great songs really...

[@joefisher1972]

My favorite Anthrax song! Among the living and Indians are also amazing! Bring the Noise!

[@ctb3386]

Hey man - good seeing your face. Have not seen much lately in the feed. You are one of the best reaction and channels out there.,

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

I appreciate that

[@thomasmcdonald3076]

Gotta do “Intro to Reality” into “Belly of the Beast”!! Gotta do the both together!! The best!!

[@tobiasdetrick7521]

Persistence is an incredible album. It capped off their four consecutive album run of dominance starting with Spreading The Disease, Among The Living, State Of Euphoria, and of course Persistence Of Time. My suggestion of song is A Skeleton in the Closet off of Among. To me it epitomizes what thrash is all about. It's the perfect song.

[@jackshittle]

My favorite son and favorite album by them. Followed by Sound of White Noise.

[@pthor6265]

I saw Anthrax with Suicidal Tendencies at the Troubadour in Hollywood. Joey Belladonna said it was their last rehearsal before recording this album. It was awesome.

[@C_mao]

Scott Ian's rig is so chunky, with the Randalls and all(I really like his sound). Joey Belladona is a great front man, you should hear him on the tribute to Dio album, he really belts out 'Neon Knights' it's f'n 'powerful'! You should hear their covers of 'Protest and Survive' and 'Parasite'. 'Belly of the Beast' is another one you should hear

[@ezrakinsch6450]

He actually gave up his Randall signature in favor of an EVH 5150. That amp kicks ass

[@mojoriot2293]

I told ya T,...Finally got you on the A-Train! 🤘😁

[@kryptictao]

That whole album is bad ass. Very dark and heavy. Any song from this album is worth a listen, especially "In My World". I would also recommend "ADI (The Horror of it All) from "Among the Living" or "Potter's Field" from "Sound of White Noise".

[@jamescoleman8954]

One of the best anthrax songs from the last action hero soundtrack John Bush was the singer than the song poison in my eyes you for real got a check that one out that song is freaking awesome

[@LockedownSEO]

“Intro to Reality/ Belly of the Beast” from this same album. “Who Cares Wins” from State of Euphoria. “Skeleton in the Closet” from Among the Living. “In the End” from Worship Music.

[@jamescoleman8954]

I love me some Anthrax, I remember when I was like 12 in the 80s I had anthrax among the living and my sister knocked me out to my parents about the lyrics my parents read the lyrics and my dad broke the tape, after that I always tore out the inside cover that had the lyrics, Got to see anthrax twice over the years they are pretty good live

[@BlueSuress]

"Formin A Posse"!! Yeah Boye!!!

[@keithkinkade4265]

You should hear some of their new stuff." Blood Eagle Wings" is a beast. The John Bush era had some killer tunes as well. "Only" would be a good starting point there.

[@zeroman614]

And ending point.

[@John57945]

T, should check out "In the End" off album For All Kings. The song is a tribute to Dimebag Darrell and Ronnie James Dio.

[@mr.danfam]

John57945 I second that!

[@jima6545]

Off of Worship Mudic, but yeah. Awesome tune. Joey's vocals are so powerful

[@LudusAurea]

Their first 4 are all bangers

[@timjames9963]

Listen to more from the Persistence of Time record!!! In My World, intro to Reality/ Belly of the Beast, Time, or maybe Discharge. If you loved this song then you’ll love the whole record.

[@megarocks911]

Never heard that song, wasn't much on Anthrax but that rocked. Great reaction my friend.

[@mikegaines7213]

Definitely check out the song only off of the sound of white noise album. James Hatfield said it was possibly the best thrash metal song ever.

[@vangoriest8105]

🤘state of euphoria & i'm the man are 2 of my favorite albums🤘

[@clayfoster8234]

Anthrax have always been the most socially conscious metal band.

[@bradsteed6833]

I actually prefer the Live version from Attack of the Killer Bee’s. I think it sounds much heavier. I’m probably in the minority hear but The Sound Of White Noise is my favorite Anthrax album.

[@sbevzx]

The whole album is good.. also check out.. " Chile on Hell " .. the whole concert.. great crowd!!! and " Only "..

[@JoDdy420-]

IMO Among The Living is their best album. Every track is kick ass!!

[@mojoriot2293]

If you didn't know, they just released a 30th anniversary re-master of this album...Damn am I old! Ugh...lol.🤘🤪

[@ryanweatherman-holt4805]

SKELETONS IN THE CLOSET is a great tune.

[@hansgruber2913]

I liked John Bush much better as a singer. Totally different sound. "Only" was their first hit with song with John Bush as a singer. (You will like his vocals much better I promise)"What Doesn't Die" "Room for One More", "Invisible", 1000 Points of Hate", "Potter's Field" , "Packaged Rebellion" "Random Acts of Senseless Violence" "Superhero" are other good choices.

[@EessaTube]

Check out their cover of the soul song 'Ball of Confusion'. Also, their cover of a French punk song 'Antisocial'.

[@jamescoleman8954]

They say the big 4 Metallica, Slayer, Anthrax, Megadeth but the 5th to me is Testament

[@skatedd2451]

The song has a message

[@chief999]

You gotta listen to You Gotta Believe off their For All Kings album

[@chief999]

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[@midibenni]

The first Album that listning 40 millions on two planets. On mars and the earth. Marsrovers Curiosity peeping that album on mars. that was a promotion between nasa and the band

[@somewhiteguy3043]

Awesome album!!!!!

[@mirkecWii]

Great reaction! I like this song aswell. Could you maybe do some more dream theater? My suggestion is breaking all illusions

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

More dream theater coming right up

[@martinsear5470]

But as satoricrush recommended Caught In A Mosh is one of the best tracks Anthrax have done. Brace yourself long post incoming ;) Saw them for my second ever gig back in 1988, They had Living Colour opening for them, this was my first time hearing an all Black Metal band, so heavy, so funky. I thank Anthrax for expanding my musical knowledge. Oh and had a super special moment at that gig too. Caught In A Mosh was the first encore, when it started I lost my shit cos its a top tune, and, I went for it ran down to the front at Hammersmith Odeon hoping to get on the stage, lucky timing as security were distracted by the pit that blew up as this tune started. I scrambled up on stage and just went into full mosh mode, flailing my arms around like a loon having the best time, then, I felt a hand drop onto my shoulder. I stopped moshing cos if it was security they threw you off the stage back into the crowd and their were some fine ladies in the front row. Next thing I know a body jumps on my back and an arm with a microphone appears in my view, It was Joey Belladonna still singing the track. So I spent the rest of the tune carrying him around the stage on my back, he kept yelling in my ear You Crazy English Motherf**ker when he wasn't singing. High fived when the tune ended, then I got escorted off the stage by security, One of the best experiences in my whole life. My son always sighs when we meet folks at gigs cos I love sharing this story, hell why not it's my only claim to fame \m/ \m/

[@TheRiehlThing42]

Anthrax has been my favorite band since discovered them. Started with Metallica getting me into metal, Megadeth cemented it, but Anthrax was the one I felt the closest with. They usually had social meanings in their songs, while also having a fun aspect to them. When thrash metal and the Big 4 started going, had the three west coast bands, Slayer, Metallica, and Megadeth. Anthrax was the one that had more of a punk rock feel to them and came from the east coast. Fistful of Metal had definite influence from Metallica. They were rudderless until they heard Metallica when Metallica arrived to NYC to record Kill Em All. Anthrax did their own take, but it had a Metallica feel. After Fistful, Charlie Benante took on more of the song writing. He's the drummer, but he writes all the music. Then the other members tweak it when they record it. He was heavily influenced by punk rock, which is why Spreading the Disease, Among The Living, State of Euphoria all had a punk rock feel to them. This album, Persistence of Time, was being worked on when Scott Ian was going through a divorce. He writes the lyrics for the songs, even though he's the rhythm guitarist. Charlie had grown a bit tired of writing the same punk influenced songs, and wanted to try something new, and they wanted to change as a correction from all the bright colors from State of Euphoria. This album went dark, Scott's lyrics went darker. He said that he was imaging the vocals being deeper, and during the recording of this album, he kept pushing Joey to sing deeper, but it still did not match what he wanted the vocals to sound like. Years later, he realized it wasn't Joey's fault, and was his fault. They fired Joey after this album. John Bush came in from Armored Saint. At one point, Metallica wanted him to be the singer, when they were still trying to have James Hetfield be only a guitarist. John Bush stayed with his high school friends in Armored Saint. When Armored Saint guitarist died, John Bush was open to leaving and joined Anthrax. Charlie kept the same theme of darker metal, moving away from punk influenced thrash, and John Bush had the deeper vocals Scott was looking for. Their first album with John Bush was produced by Dave Jerden, the producer for Alice In Chains, and Sound of White Noise had an almost grunge feel to it, but still metal. Anthrax then recorded Stomp 442, which is different, again. It also had the first appearance of Dimebag Darrel, the unofficial member of Anthrax. He would play a solo on two songs for this album. And two more on the next album, Vol 8, and two more on We've Come For You All. Vol 8 was all over the place. They didn't have a record contract when they wrote the album. They just experimented with whatever they had. I believe this is when Charlie built a studio at his house in Chicago, and started using that to really experiment on things. They recorded the album, and a record company released it, but then that company filed bankruptcy after, cratering the album. It became hard to find for awhile. We've Come For You All featured some of Charlie's fastest drumming, and started a step back towards their thrash roots. It also had the introduction of lead guitarist Rob Caggiano. Nostalgia started to creep in with several bands, and Anthrax wasn't immune. People were wanting an 80s reunion of Joey Belladonna and Dan Spitz. Frank Bello had left the band, and replaced by Joey Vera from Armored Saint. The reunion tour brought back Joey, Dan, and Frank. At the end of the tour, Scott and Charlie were ready to record again, but Dan didn't want to. Frank was on board again, but Joey hemmed and hawed. Turned out, he was getting bad information from Dan Spitz, who had told them how much Anthrax had made after Sound Of White Noise, and Joey was basing his compensation off of that. Anthrax were pulling that type of money anymore. Anthrax is ready for a new album, but don't have a singer or a lead guitarist. Rob agrees to comeback. They call up John, and he doesn't want to feel like a last resort call, and he turns them down. Anthrax has no singer still. A chance meeting with Corey Taylor, and Corey volunteers to join Anthrax. He's totally ready to add Anthrax to his current commitments of Slipknot and Stone Sour. Anthrax is excited, they are ready for Corey, and the day of the flight for Corey, Roadrunner executives call and tell Corey he cannot be in three bands full time. Corey is now out, back to finding a singer. Poop on Frank's back? Now the Dan Nelson experiment. Rob knew a singer, that was from NYC, and was not in any band at the time when Rob ran into him. Rob convinces the rest of Anthrax to try him out. From the live performances that you can find online, his vocals are similar to Phil from Pantera. He can scream, he can growl, it seems like Anthrax is going to try for a Pantera style. Anthrax writes an album, they're finishing it up and they're about to start a tour with Slipknot. They're also booked for a summer festival in Europe. Then something happens. Stories vary. Anthrax put out a release that Dan Nelson is sick, and they have to back out of the tour. Dan Nelson said he's fine, and they're lying. Anthrax releases a statement that Dan Nelson is no longer in the band. One rumor, Dan Nelson took a dump on Frank Bello's back. No tour, now they have an album with a singer no longer in the band. They call John Bush, and he agrees to come back and do a couple shows with them. They talk to him about rerecording the vocals for the album, but he declines. He didn't feel like it would be right. Chance meeting, again. Charlie is in a bar in NYC, when in walks Joey Belladonna. They hadn't talked in some time. They hug it out. They sit down, they talk, and hash things out. Joey is back in. Joey rerecords Worship Music. After the touring, Rob has decided he isn't getting the music outlet of writing he really wants, with Charlie writing all of Anthrax music. He leaves the band on good terms, and he goes back to being a record producer, which is what he was doing when he met Anthrax. He produced We've Come For You All. The first band he has lined up to produce after leaving Anthrax, is Volbeat. Volbeat arrives to the studio, without a lead guitarist. Rob agrees to record lead guitar for them, and he gets along so well with them, after they finish the album, they ask him to join, and now Rob is the guitarist in Volbeat. Anthrax, now with Joey back, gets a bit of a resurgence. They come out with For All Kings. Out of the Big 4, Anthrax is still going strong. Slayer has retired. Metallica is off and on doing things. Megadeth is still going too, but Dave's voice has started showing his age. Long post, sorry. But there's a bit of a run down of Anthrax. If you follow them on Facebook or Instagram or Twitter, they're putting out a history of Anthrax, leading to their 40th year as being a band. For some songs to recommend for Anthrax... also, live versions are usually better for Anthrax during Joey era. 1st Joey era (live versions are best for this time frame): Armed and Dangerous, Gung Ho, Metal Thrashing Mad, A.I.R., Among The Living, Skeletons In The Closet (both Among and Skeleton songs from Live In Chile), Be All, End All, Now It's Dark, Belly of the Beast. John era (studio versions are better for John): Only, Black Lodge, Room For One More, Random Acts of Senseless Violence, Fueled, King Size, In A Zone (the ending of this song crushes), Inside Out (only listen to album version, don't do music video version, it cuts out Dimebag's solo), Safe Home (favorite solo from Rob Caggiano), Nobody Knows Anything, Think About An End 2nd Joey era (video or studio versions work): Devil You Know, In The End, You Gotta Believe, Breathing Lightning, Evil Twin, Blood Eagle Wings Just for fun: I'm The Man, Startin' Up A Posse, Bring The Noise

[@rattlehead7544]

Anthrax- Belly of the Beast but you must lead into it with intro to reality first

[@joconnell8145]

Never fully got into this release, but "Got The Time" is one of my faves and it's on this record...it opened the door fully to Anthrax for me. What got me to check them out was a song called "I'm The Man" which is a line/scene from one of my all time favorite movies...Easy Money with Rodney Dangerfield and Joe Pesci. I think I might just have to re-visit this release...LOVE the time changes in this tune!! Great reaction!! Their release titled "Worship Music" is awesome as well, check it out! Now, I have been really trying to get several other channels to react to a Pat Travers song called Snortin' Whiskey and no one seems to be interested...but I think YOU would love it! Hard drivin' guitar riff, an awesome tune from 1980, here's the link... kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6rOdWuwnK2or5o DON'T make me beg, but I will...until SOMEone reacts to it LOL!

[@kurtemus]

Time, first song off this album. Then just let it ride to the end of the album

[@tipusage]

Hear any song from Among The Living. A classic thrash album. The reason why they are considered one of the Big 4.

[@ronwilliamson8446]

Live is the only way to experience ANTHRAX!!

[@IgoorRafa]

This album is my favorite!

[@fasteddie777666]

NOW WE ARE TALKING.......SHOULD HAVE DONE THE , LIVE VERSION IN DETROIT....CLASSIC !!!

[@jima6545]

Oh man! Good deal. Anthrax is really unappreciated today. There isn't a bad track on this album. Anything off of Among the Living or State of Euphoria is awesome too. One of their newer albums is Worship Music

[@Fett316]

I am the law!

[@rmp3648]

Check this entire album out. It's their best in Belladonna's first run as singer. Might be their best, period!!

[@mikeerickson5574]

Bring The Noise, by Anthrax!

[@jima6545]

Back in the day they were sponsored by Jams and Adidas. That's what they wore live

[@jamescoleman8954]

Best album of all time by Anthrax is among the living. I mean they have some good ones but to me that’s the best album the song Indians is just off the chain

[@lm6817]

Bush and Belladonna need to be in at the same time and share vocal duties per verse. Screw it, bring Neil back too!

[@Maddogg-hg5me]

Hey, Helloween makes it work with Michael Kiske and Andi Deris. I don't see why Anthrax couldn't make it work with Joey Belladonna and John Bush.

[@lm6817]

@@Maddogg-hg5me I thought Neil Turban was good too. He only lasted a single album though. He was unique in his own way

[@randysfaw]

If you haven't heard them yet, you have to listen to Caught in a Mosh and I am the Man by Anthrax.

[@Maddogg-hg5me]

Persistence Of Time is actually the darkest, heaviest and most mature album from the original run. They dealt with social issues before this ("Indians" comes to mind) but the lyrics to this song were directly inspired by the murder of a black teenager in NYC named Yusuf Hawkins. There's definitely a very strong anti-racism message that flows through this song. Great message, real banger of a tune. 🤘

[@joelpayan6757]

Room for One More, Only, Nobody Knows, Superhero, P&V, Fuel

[@RikWall]

I echo most saying this album is a masterpiece. The earlier stuff while good could be inconsistent. And imo State of Euphoria was the worst then they came back with this album and righted the ship so to speak. Seeing Anthrax during this album open up for Iron Maiden was sweet too. Persistence of Time and Sound of White Noise (the album after this one) are 2 of my all time favorite Anthrax albums.

[@leesutter630]

I’d like to see a reaction on Anthrax with Jon Bush... Maybe “Invisible”?

[@martinsear5470]

Underrated album from these guys, personal favourite of mine. In My World is best tune on the album I think, Got The Time is also a great tune, but, its a cover so...\m/ \m/

[@bigfudge5978]

I think you would dig the State of Euphoria album by Anthrax... Good stuff on that one.. Maybe give Be all, End all a listen..

[@crueman78]

I AM THE LAW!!

[@Kronix86]

I like playing the riff to this one \m/

[@computerfile]

This whole album is a banger. Do a album review.

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

Anthrax can be pretty deep, lot of their songs have deep messages. Also I don't know if you read any Stephen King at all, but one of Kings best books, in my own opinion is a book that contains four "short" stories three of which were made into movies. "Shawshank Redemption", "Apt Pupil"and "Stand By Me" are the three movies based off of three of the stories in that book. One of those stories, Apt Pupil is also the basis for the Anthrax song "Skeletons in the Closet" It's a story about how a kid finds out that an old man in his neighborhood was a Nazi SS guard, and the kid pretty much blackmails the old man to tell him Nazi horror stories and eventually the kid goes off the deep end.

[@mubeenmohyi7151]

Anthrax, Metallica, Slayer, and Megadeth are part of the 80’s Thrash Metal era!

[@hectorvergara3394]

A lot of times thrash or metal bands don’t build a message through their music… excuse you?! Lmao what you mean, metal specially thrash is known to have messages in their songs 😂

[@clausmoth]

❤

[@martinsear5470]

For a newer Anthrax track check out Blood Eagle Wings, just don't watch the vid on here you will get tagged its a tad brutal ;)

[@davegustafson7698]

Only, Misery Loves Company

[@IgoorRafa]

Listen to Who Cares Wins!

[@nadog1011]

Indians no joke a monster song

[@kennethv5250]

might want to try their song 'black lodge' kinda mellow compared but a good song

[@multijamesbondfan]

@The Adventures Of TNT, Hey I'd like to know your HONEST answer to this question. If somebody (like myself for example whos niether Black or Jewish) were to sing this song (with every one of the lyrics without censoring myself) (IF I DONT MEAN ANY HARM OR OFFENSE AT ALL, Since I DONT WANT TO CAUSE HARM OR OFFEND AT ALL) were to sing this song just as it is in this video would you and or allot of other people take it the wrong way if you know what I mean...?

[@deadlyredly1]

Anthrax is great lol -May I recommend Lone Justice, Only, Medusa. Breathing Lightning, shit - so many more. It's a shame you seemed to have started off on the wrong foot with them :(

[@718alterego]

The background to this album basically reflects that the prior album, State of Euphoria, wasn't properly finished as far as the band was concerned. With this album every song wasn't done and until they were completely satisfied with it.

[@danasallaz7877]

Hey I saw you checked out a video by yngwie malmsteen and it was pretty good and if you liked it you should check out a video it's a whole video it's not just one song G3 it has Steve Vai you can be malmsteen and Joe satriani and they just get down with the guitars

[@StarsDie88]

Anthrax was legit hard for me to get into as well, and even now I still don't really love them. But I do dig a few of their albums. I think their very first album might be more your style as it has much more of a Judas Priest old school heavy metal vibe to it. This album was pretty cool though.

[@Rockit66]

Profile as. so just journey as is? But love Anthraxh?!!!