ANTHRAX 40 - EPISODE 10 - I'M THE MAN
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- ANTHRAX 40 - EPISODE 10 - I'M THE MAN
Directed & Edited : Jack Bennett
Produced by Mike Monterulo
Featuring : Scott Ian, Charlie Benante, Frank Bello, Joey Belladonna, Dan Spitz, DMC, Rob Zombie and Corey Taylor.
Friends, Music Elite & Former Members To Contribute Series Of Video Testimonials Starting May 3rd Leading Up To Official July 18 Anniversary Celebration To Culminate With A Special Anthrax Livestream Event Offering A Set List That Will Span The Band’s Career
For All info Head to - Anthrax.com
Each week beginning May 3, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and wrapping on the band’s official founding anniversary of July 18 Anthrax will offer “Anthrax 40 for 40," a series of episodes that features former band members, fellow musicians, colleagues, and industry veterans sharing behind-the-scenes stories of working with the band, and what Anthrax’s legacy has meant all these years on.
These videos will honor each album in chronological order beginning with the original release, Fistful of Metal
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The cover of “sabbath bloody sabbath” is just top notch !
Facts
I love, how they mixed in Metallica's "Master!"🤘
Oh yeah. That was badass
I had a used copy on tape when I was a teenager, and I listened to it for the first time, and I heard "MASTER!" in the middle of the track. I was like, "Wait, what?" I kept rewinding it to hear it again. I thought maybe someone had dubbed that into the song with a dual cassette boombox. At the time, I didn't know Anthrax were friends with Metallica.
No disrespect to the song "I'm The Man" but good lord their cover of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath on this album is such a face melter - it helped solidify my love for Black Sabbath.
"I'm The Man" is a joke that didn't get old soon enough
Godspeed w/ Bruce Dickinson was better imo.
I also love the ending with "Sweet Leaf" riff....classic.
@@paulmallon9292 It's not that they created something, just that it was new and fun to see a metal band actually embracing rap. Yeah, Kerry did No Sleep, but you didn't really get the sense that he was into rap. It was a metal guy guesting on a rap band's track, which was a little different than a band actually releasing an original rap song under their own name. Sure, it was kinda goofy, but it was supposed to be.
100%
If Metallica were responsible for getting a generation of metalheads into The Misfits, then Scott Ian singlehandedly got that same generation into RUN DMC/Beastie Boys/Public Enemy/Fishbone.
agreed
And Living Colour!
Yep it was because of him wearing that Fishbone t shirt on the State Of Euphoria tour that I checked them out. What a great band they turned out to be.
You know it! I ran into Scott Ian at a couple of Fishbone shows. I also spotted him at an RATM gig before they broke up and he ( and the band ) are HUGE Living Colour fans. I look forward to seeing the part in the doc that talks about their tour with Public Enemy! What a great show/tour that was!
I fucking hate rap
DMC intro 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 These videos are so dope, please keep them coming . Loved the sabbath cover on that EP!!
I was a casual Anthrax fan years ago and this series has got me so hyped up about them. Now I’m deep diving into all their albums and they sound much more amazing to me now! Anthrax is the shit! And every solid band out there should take note - this is how you do a career spanning band documentary!
I listen to all their albums in order once a year . It’s actually fun to do
If you haven’t already, Persistence of time is the best.
@@richardchacon1330 you’re absolutely right. That’s one that I had back in the day.
Your words are fact.
ive been a Fan since 1987 doing a review video for them & trying to learn more, I watched this over a year ago & just Learned that the song was a Jewish Folk song. I did NOT know that.
Dan Spitz looks like a spitting image of DD Verni from Over Kill nowadays
And Spitz was in Overkill in the early 80s
I never knew it was inspired by a Rodney Dangerfield movie! Hahaha..classic. Can't wait for the next part.
Neither did i, i am shocked myself
"i'm the man, i'm so bad, i'm so bad i should be in detention"
(Taylor Negron / Easy Money 1983)
Sabbath Bloody Sabbath on that record made me seek out Black Sabbath. The rest is history.
1:42 Hell yes motorhead!
This was the album that got me into Anthrax, right after it came out! Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is fire
I AGREE ...THAT VERSION OF SABBATH BLOODY SABBATH IS FIRE...
That was cool on the EP. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath .
That eventually became the only song I listened to on the ep.
Man, I remember having that tape. It sounded soooo good in my car. Just an cheap Eq, boy it sounded loud.
I was Junior in HS when this came out. Being an Anthrax nut and a drummer it was perfect. The whole drum line were metal heads. We started a chant for our school and would have the crowd of every Football/Basketball game chanting! "NOT"...."NOT". But, it was because we were "KNOTT" Central. So we would drop the drum beat and everybody was chanting "KNOTT"...."CENTRAL". It was funny to us. Our Band Director had no clue :-D
I love this song because it shows the fun side of metal. It shows that people that listen to metal because they just want to have a good time. Not 'cause they're devil worshipping murderers (well not all of them at least.)
Dan, pick up the axe again. You are missed man!
He had a band going a few years ago, but it fell apart. Sounds of the Extreme or something like that
We miss him too
He was a funny guy. Not like that stoner on 2nd guitar now.
I heard he makes watches part time or fixes them or something.
@@jpullis12 he does that fulltime he owns a watch design business
“Girls weren’t gonna dance to Judas Priest” my wife begs to differ …
I love these episodes. Reliving my youth and to see how each record came about. Each episode put a smile on my face. This episode made me laugh out loud.
This series is soooo fuckin wicked. I remember well when this single came out. What a time in metal history 🤟🤟
Also don't forget Anthrax guested on a UTFO track called "Lethal."
I'm the Man was my introduction to Anthrax. A Beastie Boys-loving friend bought the tape and brought it over my house, and I remember sitting up in my bedroom listening to it and laughing our asses off at it - it was like nothing we'd heard before. What really hooked us on repeat listens were the blistering live versions of Caught in a Mosh and I Am the Law on the b-side - neither of us were "heavy metal" people but there was something about Anthrax's sound and style that made them fun to listen to. We both went out and bought Among the Living and couldn't believe they were writing songs about our favorite Stephen King stories (Skeleton in the Closet is badass)! We also started reading Judge Dredd and later we got into Public Enemy because of the band. The liner notes for AtL couldn't have been more true: "We like to share this info with our fans so that you can go out and enjoy this stuff for yourselves" - they really influenced a lot of what I read and listened to in the late 80s and early 90s, and it was great stuff.
Kerry King played on 2 Beastie Boys tracks bro!
I'm The Man was just funny shit period!
I used to torment my sister with that intro beat, at first whenever I needed to ask her something and she was in her room I would use it as the knock. Then I just did it to annoy her.
Best song to put me a smile Back then and still today .... Respect the NOT !
Yes... and the V!! */w\/w\*
@@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS ho yaaaaa ! Respect the V !
I didn't know Beastie Boys were meant to collab on that track. I loved "I'm The Man" now I wish I could hear it done by Beastie's.
on a slightly other note: I saw Beastie Boys at Roseland Ballroom in 1992 on Check Your Head tour, and I distinctly remember standing next to Scott Ian in the crowd.
9:24 LOL @ Charlie smacking Scott in the head with a swinging mic.
I love "I'm The Man." If they ever got their schedules together with The Beastie Boys (who they planned to do the rapping) and cut the single with the B Boys, that woulda been phenomenal.
That Rodney Dangerfield movie is Awesome
I grew up in a small northwest Arkansas town. I discovered Anthrax because of the I'm The Man ep that was passed around through all my friends. It led me to buy State of Euphoria and fall in love with the band. Persistence of Time is my favorite record but I got into the band because of what they consider their worst album and a joke song. A+++ would do it all again.
I remember when I'm the man dropped back in the day. We lost our minds! Good times.
The New Yorker, Here We Go!
Worth it for the intro alone!
I’m pleasantly surprised that these New York Thrash Metal legends made History by fusing their Heavy Guitar driven music with the equally gritty lyrical reality of Rap & made it a true masterpiece but It was inspired by a Rodney Damgerfield movie? This is definitely Pure Heavy Metal GENIUS🤘🏻 🎥 🍿 🎶 🎼 🎵 🎸 😲 😮 😯
They weren't the first to do that
Saw that show in 91 in Frankfurt.
Flava Flav drank with a bunch of metal head GI s in the parking lot. Those were the days 🤘
I'm the Man is goofy yet awesome, but Darryl's freestyle was just hard to watch!
So, next one is "State of euphoria". I know, that Scott don't like this album, but it's my personal favourite and I'm curious what the band will say about this album.
My favourite Anthrax album, hands down.
SOE is also my favorite it’s great
Agreed, Finale is one of my favorite songs ever.
I wore that album out. My favorite as well.
Be All End All
Growing up thru the 80's and being a thrash metal fan, NOBODY expected this! Nobody expected to even hear it or think it was a thing or to have Anthrax put this out, Especially after hearing Among The Living, But ya know, It was the coolest thing we heard at the time and still get a kick out of it when it's played, Good stuff!
I’m the man was fun, but the real treasure was the other songs on that ep, especially sabbath bloody sabbath.
I’ve been into anthrax since 1985. It’s still on constant rotation. Thanks for decades of outstanding music. 🤘
Most of my metal head friends hated this when it came out. I was into rap and metal in the 80's but I was the exception. Rap and metal fans were different factions back then
They are the men!
Dang...! l still have my vinyl LP l bought new back in the 80s.
Whoever Anthrax has doing these videos is awesome. They upload frequently and really fun and interesting content!😀👍👍
I saw a bottle of fernet branca among others behind mr Ian... so...if you all readers have one....i strong recommend all , to take 1/4 Fernet on a Jar of 2 lts (sorry , its our metric system) and the rest , CocaCola with Ice (half of the jar)....and raise your glasses , have a toast in the name of the 40th anniversary... BTW....That drink actually makes part of the basic preview of every *ASADO* (Bbq for U.S.) here in Argentina...some others drank it on reunions/ hangs with friends , family...etc...well i´ll wait for the next episode...!! see ya!
Shout out from The Bronx!!
As kids we ATE THAT SHIT UP!!! Is was a great cross over in true original fashion like Anthrax does.
At thirteen years old, I remember back in 1987, after a junior high track meet, shoving in the cassette of "I'm the Man" in one of the coach's truck radio while all the other coaches were getting our meals at the local Dairy Queen. Hilarious and metal at the same time! I played the whole "f"ing song...lol! You're the man Anthrax!
Scott with an epic glass
the truest metalheads all loved i'm the man. this series made my day.
Learning something new from these wonderful episodes. I never knew some of the lyrics were influenced by a film and also didn't know that Danny was Jewish. Bought the 7" and 12" singles of this song when it came out, such a great opening riff.
I remember when Im the man hit....i was so pumped by it. I used it to wake up to and my mom would yell at me from the kitchen because she hated it being so loud that early in the morning.
... and you just hollered back "NOT...NOT"
Like Corey Taylor, I was a huge rap and hip hop fan, but also loved metal. When this came out it blew my mind, and I loved it. There's even a pic of me in my high school yearbook wearing an "I'm the Man" Anthrax shirt. I loved they wore Public Enemy shirts, etc. I always loved the metal collabs, which either work really well, or are really bad. I'm the Man is just a fun record. 🤘
I freaked out, it united two Styles of Music I love! A dream come true, like FAITH NO MORE
When this song came out, people that weren't into metal started talking about Anthrax and I hated it. The girls in my school who thought of my friends and I as dirty, dumb, greasy drug bags for being metalheads started listening to Im the Man. Our local crappy top 40 radio station started playing it. And I thought omg wtf!
We saw them open for KISS and they did this song live. The place went nuts!
To this day it is still one of my favorites. Been on the search for it on vinyl FOREVER!!!!! Anthrax has been re-issuing so many albums....PLEASE re-issue I'M THE MAN on vinyl.
The I'm the Man EP was my introduction to Anthrax. A friend played it for me and i just freaking loved it. I was (and still am) a big Sam Kinison fan, so hearing him on it was awesome, too. I remember after hearing the EP, I didnt know what the album cover looked like and was at Sears or something with my parents and saw Fistful of Metal and was wondering if that was the album it was on...apparently, I had no idea how to read a cassette. Lol. I remember not seeing it on the track list but wondered if it was a bonus track or something. I almost bought it, but didn't. I eventually bought the I'm the Man cassette, though. That EP really set the bar for Anthrax for me. Another little amusing story about the ITM EP: In the 90s, I was at a show and my friend's band was playing and they had some kind of raffle or contest during their show and were giving out 12" records to winners. I ended up getting a Black Sabbath album and someone else won the vinyl EP of I'm the Man. I immediately went over to them and asked if they'd want to trade, and luckily, they said yes! PEFG or PEnikcuftaerg, or Great Fuckin EP!!!!
My friends in high school performed "I'm the Man" at "Airband", which was a lip synching performance in front of the school.
That's sounds soooooo lame.
Yup, we did it as an amateur dramatics performance in Nottingham in the UK as teenagers, goofy as fuck and none of us really knew the lyrics just bounced around being silly; never knew any of the back story or even recognised the riffs but it opened up metal to a lot of awesome wider influences, which the later tour with Public Enemy cemented. And there was a serious, socially conscious message there too, if you cared to look (extremely dated insult on SoE excepted)... Not bless you Anthrax boys, and all who sailed under the logo!
All shall hail
Dmc hell yeeah
If Beastie Boys did a collab with Anthrax at that time my 13 year old brain would’ve exploded with sheer delight.
All Anthrax is Awesome Anthrax!!!
I was so happy when I found this on vinyl and now so happy to see this on TH-cam.
Huge hip hop fan..I'll bump Morbid Angel and the next song will be something from Slum Village. I loved this track when I first heard it! Represent!!
Same here I'll rage some Napalm Death then throw on the Wu-tang. I am the man was very influential back in the day.
@@NOVALUXTarot that's so awesome!!
Have you ever heard the Judgement Night movie soundtrack? It's heaven for fans of both Metal and Hip Hop. Especially 90s era.
@@smmusicplus96 yep!! My guys Faith No More are on it! Now that's a classic one!
Been a hip hop/metal head since 84? and this song was hype back in the day when it dropped.
Next up- Bring The Noise on the crossover train.
✌🏽🤘🏼
1:40 - Taylor Negron is the most underrated character actors & stand-ups, ever. He was taken way too soon.
I'm The Man was my introduction to Anthrax in 6th Grade. I was super into Glam Rock that I started taking drum lessons to be able to play like Rikki and Tommy.
After hearing this song and then getting Among, I started getting into heavier and heavier music. By the time I hit 8th grade, it was Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation(from LI, NY) and Sepultura.
Now I'm a bass player and my new band have our 1st show on June 26th this year. Anyone from Portland, OR area, venue is Eastside Bar and Grill, Portland. 8pm, $10. We're the opening band.
I wore out that EP! Their cover of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath was my jam!
I’m gonna play “I’m the Man” at my wedding. Not kidding. Now I just need a bride.
This song ended my Anthrax run until Sound of White Noise.
I’m glad they did their rap thing in ‘87 and ‘91 and not today. Can you imagine a mumble rap Anthrax? 😂 “I’m the Man” is fun, nothing more, nothing less. That EP was the first time I heard “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.” When I first heard the original a year or two later, I was missing Frankie’s bass fills in the mellow part. Now I love both versions.
I remember I had the 7" with Caught In A Mosh and my buddies and I took it along to an under 18 disco night we attended most Fridays. Not a metal night but we begged the DJ to play CIAM and clear the dance floor which he did! Everyone backed up and we threw ourselves around and moshed for the whole song in our loud beach shorts and band t shirts. Song ended, we got up and walked off. Must have been 14 years old lol. Good times :)
LOVE THESE! I remember when "I'm The Man" on the flip side (or with depending on the format) of "I Am The Law" first came out (had to have the cd singles, the 7" records, the 12" singles & EPs, and the cassingle), and being a fan who purchased anything and everything ANTHRAX got it right away, and was blown away upon first listen. There was no other metal band as diverse as Anthrax back then. Fuckin' "I Am The Law", "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath", and I'm The Man all on one 12" EP ! ! ! No boundaries, outside the box thinking, and just doing whatever the hell they wanted to do. What more could you ask for in a band... the evolution would be unimaginable.
Owning this on every form of media it has been released on… at 50 years old, this is impossible to listen to without instantly feeling myself in the car I had in high school as well as working out the riffs on guitar and performing it with my garage band. #RaisedonMetal.
It's great how anthrax take chances with songs like I'm the man + bring the noize.
Freshman year in college I'm The Man came out. We would wait until about 2 am and point the speakers out the dorm window and crank it up. Not sure everyone appreciated but we thought it was hilarious.
Turns out campus police didn't see the humor of it.
I had to buy this album twice. I was in high school living in a small town when it came out. I wore it out. There would be some Friday nights where I didn't have any pitch in money for beer at a party and as long as I had I'm the man on me I drank for free. Lol! Eventually everybody got their own copy. Lol!
When I discovered I m the man... it was like: that s different, that’s cool!
And made me even more love this Band!
My introduction to Hip Hop and Rap were Run DMC, Public Enemy, N.W.A., The Beastie Boys and Anthrax's "I'm the Man" and the "Bring The Noise" singles as well, that was just back in 1991-92. Anthrax, Faith No More, early Red Hot Chili Peppers, Infectious Grooves, Primus, Living Colour, 311, Clawfinger and Rage Against the Machine to me are definitely the roots of Nu Metal, 10 years before it existed in the public eye.
Awesome
The #1 Anthrax song for me, I'M THE MANNNN!!! Fuckin love that song! Still rocking out to them!
I like most people first heard "I'm the man" on NFV. And I was like what the hell is this. Anthrax don't HIP HOP and how wrong was I. I bought the 7" single, which I still have today. Loves it and still do. Rich Ward even said if it wasn't for Anthrax doing songs like I'm the man and bring the noise. The Stuck Mojo wouldn't of ever been born.
9:23 charlie hit scott on the head with the microphone😂
That's from the Hammersmith Odeon concert video. After finishing the song Scott announced "Good thing I've got a hard fuckin' head!"
I’m hypnotized by the chic in the purple dress in the corner of Charlie’s apartment lol
Fantastic, Anthrax Forever
I'm The Man was always on rotation.
Greatest EP of all time!!!!!!!
Being metal maniac at that time you could fell all this sense of humor from Anthrax. It was true, natural and wasn't any fake in it.
🤘 Classsssic 🤘🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻😝😝😝😝😝
My first introduction to ANTHRAX. Wouldn't have happened if not for some guys from my Boy Scout Troop. They told me it was the coolest album out. I sure got a lot of listening time out of it. Soon SOE came out and WOOOO!!!
DMC!💪🏼👍🏼
Hells yeah, you're the man!!! Great story and song!!! #vc #anthrax #anniversary
This was class, I have always respected Anthrax as they have always been so heavy, yet not afraid till experiment and not take themselves too seriously.
My Cd Player was on repeat with the I m the man EP for months!😉
I'm the man was a gateway drug for me. I loved the I'm the man video, got the CD. To my surprise Anthrax was a thrash band. I was just getting into thrash - Metallica, Megadeth....
Anthrax!
Who else is binging all of these that are out on tgere day off lol.... i have no life lol
DMC you a BMF !! Thank you Mr. GOAT !!
Just awesomeness
All the songs on this EP are absolutely amazing. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath is epic.
This was my first anthrax cd and probably the second cd in my collection.the first being A band called A.S.A.P. (Cd’s were brand new back then ) and they were the first metal band I got into that my older brothers didn’t like. I had a blank tape with some songs from spreading the disease.
I went to buy state of euphoria when it came out and the record store clerk gave me Among the living. Then I was an anthrax fan.
Persistence of time was great and they peaked with Sound of white Noise
I got the i am the law single in high school. What a surprise when I flipped it over.