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05:45 (loading lyrics.) 2. Lone Justice 04:36 (loading lyrics.) 3. Madhouse 04:17 (loading lyrics.) 4. The Enemy 05:24 (loading lyrics.) 5. Armed and Dangerous 05:43 (loading lyrics.) 6.

Medusa 04:44 (loading lyrics.) 7. Gung-Ho 04:37 (loading lyrics.) 8. Among the Living 05:15 (loading lyrics.) 9.

Caught in a Mosh 04:58 (loading lyrics.) 10. I Am the Law 05:53 (loading lyrics.) 11. Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.) 04:54 (loading lyrics.) 12. A Skeleton in the Closet 05:30 (loading lyrics.) 13. Indians 05:40 (loading lyrics.) 14. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (Black Sabbath cover) 05:33 (loading lyrics.) 15.

Anthrax - Anthrology: No Hit Wonders. Torrent Downloads - TorrentHop. Anthrax-Anthrology-No Hit Wonders(1985-1991).rar.rar. Size 222 MB; Add into Favourite. Church Of Anthrax.rar.rar. Size 48 MB; Add into Favourite. Anthrax - Anthrology:No Hit Wonders is a thrash metal music movie recording by ANTHRAX released in 2005 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. This page includes ANTHRAX.

I'm the Man (Def Uncensored Radio Version) 03:02 (loading lyrics.) 01:15:51 Disc 2 1. Be All, End All 06:23 (loading lyrics.) 2. Make Me Laugh 05:41 (loading lyrics.) 3.

Antisocial (Trust cover) 04:26 (loading lyrics.) 4. Who Cares Wins 07:38 (loading lyrics.) 5. Now It's Dark 05:36 (loading lyrics.) 6. Finale 05:51 (loading lyrics.) 7. Time 06:52 (loading lyrics.) 8. Keep in the Family 07:08 (loading lyrics.) 9.

In My World 06:26 (loading lyrics.) 10. Intro to Reality 03:24 instrumental (loading lyrics.) 11. Belly of the Beast 04:47 (loading lyrics.) 12. Got the Time (Joe Jackson cover) 02:44 (loading lyrics.) 13. Discharge 04:12 (loading lyrics.) 14.

Bring the Noise 03:31 (loading lyrics.) 15. Antisocial (Trust cover) (French Version) 04:26 (loading lyrics.) 01:19:05.

39 Department Music Released 20 Sep 2005 Artist Format Genre Label Island Number of Discs 2 Tracks Disc 1. A.I.R. Lone Justice. Madhouse. The Enemy.

Armed And Dangerous. Medusa. Gung-Ho. Among The Living. Caught In A Mosh. I Am The Law. Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.).

A Skeleton In The Closet. Indians.

Sabbath Bloody Sabbath. I'm The Man Disc 2.

Be All, End All. Make Me Laugh.

Antisocial. Who Cares Wins. Now It's Dark. Finale. Time. Keep It In The Family. In My World.

Intro To Reality. Belly Of The Beast.

Got The Time. Discharge. Bring Tha Noize. Antisocial Year 2005 Supply Source UK. Profile Thrash Metal (Heavy Metal) band formed in New York, USA, in 1981 by Scott Ian and Danny Lilker. Initially, both Scott Ian and Danny Lilker played guitar but after several quick line-up changes, Lilker moved to bass.

Members rotated in and out of Anthrax on a frequent basis early on but by 1983, the band coalesced with Ian, Lilker, Neil Turbin (vocals), Dan Spitz (guitar) and Charlie Benante (drums). This line-up went in the studio with Ross The Boss of Manowar producing to record the tune 'Soldiers Of Metal' for their first 7' release (the B-side featured a demo version of the song 'Howling Furies' with Greg D'Angelo on drums). In 1984, the band recorded their first LP, 'Fistful Of Metal'. Shortly afterwards, Lilker was fired, soon followed by Neil Turbin. Lilker was replaced by Frank Bello.

Turbin was replaced by Matt Fallon but the union was short-lived. Soon, Joey Belladonna, from upstate NY, was drafted as vocalist. From 1985 through 1991, this line-up would record 4 LPs and 2 EPs (plus various singles) and find worldwide success as one of the top selling thrash metal bands. In 1987, Anthrax released the single 'I'm The Man', a jokey rap tune featuring Ian, Benante, and Bello, all big rap fans, on vocals while Belladonna played the drums.

A more serious rap/metal excursion occurred in 1991 when Anthrax collaborated with Public Enemy on a re-working of PE's 1987 tune 'Bring The Noise'. The song and resulting Anthrax/Public Enemy tour was a big success. In 1992, Anthrax fired Joey Belladonna. He was replaced by John Bush of Armored Saint.

The new line-up released 'The Sound Of White Noise'. The record saw Anthrax shedding much of its thrash metal for a darker, grungier metal sound and was a critical and commercial success.

Dan Spitz departed the band after touring for the release. The rest of the decade would be marked by commercial woes and label problems. For the next few releases, lead guitar was provided by Charlie Benante, guitar tech Paul Crook (who would also be the band's live lead guitarist but would never be made an official member of the band) and Dimebag Darrell of Pantera. In 1999, Anthrax released the greatest hits album 'Return Of The Killer A's' which featured Joey Belladonna return for a duet with John Bush on a cover of the Temptations' song 'Ball Of Confusion'. A planned tour that would feature both Bush and Belladonna was scrapped when the band could not reach a financial agreement with Belladonna.

In 2001, Rob Caggiano was hired as the band's lead guitarist and in 2003 the new line-up released 'We've Come For You All'. The album garnered some of Anthrax's best reviews since 'The Sound Of White Noise'.

In 2004, Anthrax recorded 'The Greater Of Two Evils' which featured re-recordings of songs from the Turbin and Belladonna eras. After the recording, Frank Bello left the group. Armored Saint bassist Joey Vera joined the band for the supporting tour of 'The Greater Of Two Evils'. In 2005, the band made the surprise announcement that the line-up of Ian/Benante/Bello/Spitz/Belladonna would be reuniting for live performances, although Ian and Benante stressed that they also planned to continue working with Bush and Caggiano. This line-up toured together until 2007.

Although there was talk of recording, Ian announced that the band was once-again dropping Belladonna, stating that he was not willing to 'move forward'. Unfortunately for Anthrax, John Bush was unwilling to return to the group. In need of a vocalist, the group hired Dan Nelson, a relative unknown. Rob Caggiano also returned to the band as Spitz went back to his job as a Swiss watchmaker, a trade he'd been involved in since leaving Anthrax. The group toured with Dan Nelson for 2 years and recorded an album, entitled 'Worship Music'. However, in the summer of 2009, Nelson was removed from the band. Anthrax persuaded John Bush to return for some live dates, but the singer declined to rejoin the band full-time.

In 2010, Anthrax announced that Joey Belladonna had returned. “Worship Music”, with Belladonna on vocals, was released the following year. At the start of 2013, Caggiano left the group. Members. Charlie Benante. Dan Spitz.

Danny Lilker. Dirk Kennedy. Frank Bello. Greg D'Angelo.

Joey Vera. John Bush. John Connelly.

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