Anthrax & Public Enemy -Bring The Noise *REACTION!!*
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Hugely important collaboration!!!!! Loved this Jam from day1...Public Enemy giving 2 whole verses to Scott Ian was really cool imho... this was the best thing since Aerosmith and RUN DMC "Walk This Way"
You gotta check out the video.
Onyx and Biohazard CRUSHED IT on the title track of the Judgement Day soundtrack!
The 90's Metal/Rap fusions were AWESOME!! 🤘🤘😎🤘🤘
Oh that whole soundtrack is an absolute banger!!!!
Best soundtrack of a bad movie ever!
@@minimumrage323 don't get me wrong, yes, the movie sucked ass, and I'm a big Emilio Estevez fan, but the soundtrack, chefs kiss!!!
@@randywissler9923 my cat's name is Emilio
That movie didn’t deserve that soundtrack. Haha. Was soooo bad. But House of pain and helmet was my favorite on that record.
This was my first concert. Primus, Anthrax, and Public Enemy in 1991 at the Parmount Theatre in Seattle!
That’s cool as hell
That sounds fuckin belter!
That sounds amazing
Same year nirvana played There lol
Mine too Carbondale il same tour
Scott Ian did have a flow, but he's basically rapping Chuck D's lines from his original off It Takes A Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back. I liked the fact that he shouted out Anthrax in the original and I love the fact they got to cover it with PE on this version.
Chuck D of Public Enemy is one of the greatest rappers in my opinion... I saw him (and B-Real of Cypress Hill) perform in 2016 w/ Prophets of Rage (members of Rage Against the Machine) and he was not lip-syncing... His voice was like thunder in the arena and he did not miss a beat w/ either the band or the DJ... doing Zack De la Rocha's lyrics or his own stuff w/ Public Enemy.
I was sad that a 2nd album by Prophets of Rage was shelved for a Rage Against the Machine reunion.
Public Enemy was huge in the late 80's and Anthrax was 1 of the 'Big 4' of thrash metal... Anthrax did a rap song in 1988 ("I'm the man") which became a huge single that the band did for fun... Anthrax wanted to remake Public Enemy's 'Bring the noise' around 1990 and got Chuck D. to do it w/ Scott Ian (rhythm guitar) adding his vocals and it was another huge single... It broke new ground bringing the 2 genres rap & metal together.
Anthrax decided to do a full US tour w/ Public Enemy in 1991 ("Bring the noise tour") and it was a successful and productive tour that brought 2 audiences together (Chuck D still performs 'Bring the noise' w/ Anthrax whenever the band plays NYC) ... Anthrax was touring on their album 'Persistence of time'... while Public Enemy was supporting their album 'Apocalypse 91...'
Yep ya could do alot worse than react to the Prophets of Rage 👍
i saw them that year as well, amazing show and it was 100% live for sure
10:44 Vin listen to onyx and biohazard
F! YES!!! 🤘😎🤘 🎶JUDGEMENT NIIIIIIGHT!🎶
🤘😎🤘
Or just Biohazard! 😂
I Remember when this came out in the 91. I was a metal head , still am. Totally United the ppl , opened the door. Cool as hell 🤘🏻✌🏻
110% my dude and metal (as well as punk and rock) remixes/collab’s with rap/r’n’b seems to work pretty damn well, don’t think I can name one that’s trash 🤔 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Mayo is disgusting
This show and tour of Bring the Noise with Anthrax and Public Enemy was the Bomb and this jam is still Banging 🤘🎤🎤🎤🎤🎸🎸🎸💯🥁🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔉🔉🔉🔉🔉☠️🤘🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Fun fact: Ice T flips to heavy metal after a rap set. Ice T started Body Count to do exactly this....
Playing Tony Hawk pro skater 2 back on the OG PlayStation when I was like 7-8, that sound track had introduced me to so many bands and such A wide range of music, as well as obviously getting me hooked on skating, this song will always hold A special place in my life for what it’s given me
Amazing tour. Metal and rap fans united and we had a blast. None of us knew what would happen. But it was amazing. Wish we could all unite like we did then.
I’d say Walk this way by Run DMC and Aerosmith was the original crossover. Check out the soundtrack to the move Judgement Night too. Amazing stuff.
That was rock, not metal. All metal is rock, but not all rock is metal.
Chuck D has stated that the tour taught them a thing and two on putting up a show and how to stand to Anthrax and their fans.
Follower of Farrakhan? lol
I don't believe that either of you have never heard this song
I remember when this came out.....we were into Anthrax of course, but also into rap...hardcore rap and that goes way back for me being a white kid in South Sacramento. This hit hard, but I think Sori just doesn't have the background to take it in. It's a lot. And she still doesn't have the head bang down.....hahahaha. Sorry Sori.
Shocked it took you this long to get to it. One of my favorites.
The bass player Scotty Ian is singing. Joey Belladona is by the drummer and is the actual singer
Scott Ian is on guitar, not bass...
@@franzwohlgemuth2002you beat me to it. Lol. Frank Bello is the bassist.
@@randywissler9923 lol!!!
Vin Anthrax '' make me laugh'' check out that very under rated song!
Have a listen to I’m the Man I think you’ll like it
White people were poor too Vinnie.
He would need to hang out in my old South Sacramento neighborhood back in the day.
I'll put it simply: an Anthrax song, and here comes Flava-Flav with his big-ass clock saying "YEAH, BOY!!!".
Enough said.
Hey Vin, only 1 thing......white boy rapping is Scott Ian, Anthrax rhythm guitarist. Wasn't his rap though. This song was originally Public Enemy by themselves. This cover was done a few years later. So Scott is just mimicking what Chuck D did on the original version.
I offer you 2 titles
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and
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a Finnish black metal (dark)
Have a nice day
Don’t normally side with Vin, but he’s right about this one, sorry Sori
Fucking classic. This song was a "must" for this channel.
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The lead singer of anthrax that should have never been replaced was Joey belladonna. Perfect front man. Watch him sing the national anthem at football and all sports. No one has a better voice live
Robert Christgau liked this and he hates metal. He gave Master of Puppets a C review, Van Halen a C, he hates Black Sabbath!
The song was also in WWE SmackDown Vs Raw
I saw PE open for Run DMC in 1989- where is the concert video?!?
Great reaction love to see you both react to sepultura "inner self" live in Barcelona absolutely epic 🤟🤟🤟🤟
First time I've ever heard anyone say it didn't fit well together. My mind is blown.
You just are now just doing this? It is a great song
Back in the 80's Anthrax was playing at the the Tucson Garden in Arizona and I was outside preaching the gospel with a bullhorn and Scott Ian came out the back and I explained the gospel to him and we prayed a prayer together.
I remember hearing this on NBA 2000 game
P.E. has an original cut before the collab if you want to check that out.
So happy you loved this mate! wasn't expecting 10/10 from you, but happy you did cause it is to me lol
Seven minutes until the video plays?
Matters how energy is guided.
She's very attractive. 😘
Seven minutes of you guys just being annoying. nobody came here to watch that we came here to watch your reaction to the video. I guess you don’t get that.
😂
Got news for you, the first time rock and rap got together was when Run DMC and Aerosmith got together to do an Aerosmith song. Then came Anthrax and Public Enemy.
False. Anthrax did a rap before Aerosmith and Run DMC got together.
The rap was called I'm The Man and it was released in 1987...it was the first instance of rock / metal delving into rap.
Anthrax were the pioneers
You know that the Run DMC,Aerosmith version of Walk this way came out in 86 right? @@laurenfazenbaker9777
Best rap metal song? Check out SixFeetUnder with Ice-t lol
Interesting to hear Vin's views on Farrakhan. As a white English man, the media coverage of Farrakhan I was exposed to focused heavily on his supposed (?) anti-semitism and racial segregationism. Clearly, there was more to the man which didn't make the mainstream media on my side of the pond.
this must be one of the most wholesome songs of all time, showcasing that metal is a loving community open for everybody
Original song on It takes a nation of millions to hold us back.
Hell to the Yeaa bring it. Miss both ban or rappers great song.
What do you mean you people lol
I remember when this came out. I primarily only listened to rock and metal but i showed this to my rap and r&b friends and none of them liked it. Told me it was just a money grab. I disagreed but whatever.
Also, I know it was only like 4 or 5 years difference but Korn, Limp & Deftones tours felt like a world away from when this was out.
Stephen from Deftones was a big fan. Most of us were in that South Sac neighborhood were into Anthrax, Stormtroopers of Death, NWA and Public Enemy. Adrenaline was a completely different sound on the demo. It didn't have the hardcore sound, but it had a punk tone for sure. It's funny when I think about how the music was passed around in the neighborhood back then. lol
Great reaction thanks 🎉
Bring it
Daaamn!
If you wanna go down that rap/rock rabbit hole, RUN DMC and Aerosmith had the first huge rock/rap hit together when they both collabed on a remake of Walk this way in the mid 80's . But Blondie really had the first one with their song Rapture in 1980.
I can't really comment on Scott Ian's delivery, but he's just rapping two of Chuck D's verses from the original 1988 song. As a metalhead I can appreciate this as a fun collaboration, but I've always thought the metal was a bit lame and the blending of styles sounded disjointed. I prefer the original Public Enemy song, which is on a classic album btw.
When this song first came out, it was complete vindication for me, lol. Most of my friends listened to hip hop (I did too), but I was the only metal head. Of course, during the Satanic Panic, they were afraid of the metal I listened to. Even though I would tell them about the Beastie Boys sampling Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath in "Rhymin and Stealin." Or how Public Enemy sampled Slayer in "She Watches Channel Zero" Or BDP sampling AC/DC in "Dope Beat. The when MTV started showing this video, they finally understood, lol.
That whole PE album is amazing.
Run DMC and Aerosmith brought the rap/metal combo first with "Walk this Way". As mentioned in a prior comment, Judgment Night Soundtrack brought it to the masses, Linikin Park perfected it on Re Animation, and with Jay Z on Colision Course
White woman in distress
Yes ! Get on with it.