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Anthrax albums featuring Roger Daltrey
Anthrax Music Videos (13)
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| | We've Come For You All CD (2003) Enhanced CD
 $10.15  
Just when you thought it was safe, Anthrax (the band) is back. Refusing to change their name in a post-9/11 climate, the thrash legends from New York City storm back to the mainstream after a five-year release gap. Anthrax helped ...
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| We've Come For You All CD (2003)
$24.45
Just when you thought it was safe, Anthrax (the band) is back. Refusing to change their name in a post-9/11 climate, the thrash legends from New York City storm back to the mainstream after a five-year release gap. Anthrax helped ...
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| We Have Come For You All CD (2003) (Import) Bonus Track; Japan
$39.19 
This Japanese release contains a bonus track, "We're A Happy Family."
Just when you thought it was safe, Anthrax (the band) is back. Refusing to change their name in a post-9/11 climate, the thrash legends from New York City storm back ...
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 Anthrax Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Anthrax songs: Caught in a Mosh Lyrics, I Am the Law Lyrics, Madhouse Lyrics, Indians Lyrics, Bring the Noise Lyrics, Armed and Dangerous Lyrics, A.I.R. Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Keep It in the Family Lyrics, Antisocial Lyrics, Got the Time Lyrics, Among the Living Lyrics, Only Lyrics, Efilnikufesin Lyrics, Belly of the Beast Lyrics, Safe Home Lyrics, Fueled Lyrics, Medusa Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Room For One More Lyrics, What Doesn't Die Lyrics, Nobody Knows Anything Lyrics.
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Anthrax Biography
Critics of heavy metal long pointed out the genre's penchant for often taking itself far too seriously, but N.Y.C. thrash metallists Anthrax showed that metal could indeed have a light-hearted side. Besides helping to put thrash metal on the map with a slew of classic albums in the 1980s, the band was one of the first to merge rap with metal via their cult hit "I'm the Man" and their historic collaboration with Public Enemy on the 1991 remix of PE's "Bring the Noise."
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Charlie Benante | Public Enemy, S.O.D., VAST | | Scott Ian | Public Enemy, S.O.D., Death Angel, Steel Panther, Stormtroopers of Death, Necro | | Frank Bello | Helmet | | Dan Spitz | Public Enemy | | Joey Belladonna | | John Bush | Armored Saint, Edie Brickell, Critters Buggin, Ian McLagan, Spin Doctors, Nuclear Blast All Stars, Portable, Six Feet Under |
Worked With
Public Enemy, U.T.F.O.
Contemporaries
Metallica, Beastie Boys, Megadeth, Public Enemy, Slayer, Faith No More, Corrosion of Conformity, Pantera, Overkill, Suicidal Tendencies, Sick of It All, Entombed, Living Colour, Death, Manowar, Biohazard, Kyuss, Bolt Thrower, Armored Saint, Autopsy, Sacred Reich, Sabbat, Thanatos, Tankard, Nuclear Assault, Dark Angel, Jerry's Kids (Boston), Morgoth, Vendetta
Followers
Korn, Limp Bizkit, Insane Clown Posse, Kid Rock, 311, Papa Roach, Death Angel, The Bloodhound Gang, Vision of Disorder, Testament, Flotsam & Jetsam (US), House of Pain, Grim Reaper, CIV
Influences
Black Sabbath, Kiss, The Sex Pistols, Motörhead, Judas Priest, Iron Maiden, Run-D.M.C., Bad Brains, Venom, Discharge, Fear, Anvil, The Mentors
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