I saw this tour in Champaign, Illinois. I was with a group of friends and we arrived hours before the show. As soon as we parked we noticed Joey walking out to the parking lot from the arena, by himself. We jumped out of my dad's mimivan and ran up to meet him. There were only a few other people there besides us, and Joey stayed for about 10 minutes signing things and taking pictures. It forever cemented in me that Joey Belladonna is one of the coolest people in Metal.
Next week, as Bush leaves office, Bush joins Anthrax. Great series and I remember these times well. I’m not much a hip hop guy, but I do like the genre better back then as opposed to today. Anthrax and Public Enemy definitely worked well together and as far as merging the genres together, was never topped.
I feel privileged to have been able to live my best years through this time. My first show ever was Clash of the Titans at Louisville gardens. I wore exactly 2 Tshirts all through Jr High- Flotsam & Jetsam and Anthrax! Good Good times. I saw Anthrax again several times over the years.
@@jjennings1209 I saw Anthrax in Cincinnati several years back with High on Fire and Exodus and I believe Holy Grail. Anyway, I got the VIP seating at the venue and the restrooms were past the stage and downstairs. I went to the pisser and when I came out Joey was coming up close the the merch tables and I said hey man, care if I get a pic and if course he obliged but then he says, now, I want a pic with you and took one of he and I with HIS camera. I thought that was the coolest thing ever. Joey has git to be one of the absolute coolest guys in Metal ever. My first actual record in maybe 86' was Spreading the disease so if course when Joey left it broke my heart. I just didn't like Anthrax as Armored Saint. Don't matter who John Bush sings for it's gonna sound like Armored Saint. Stoked for the new album.
Joey Belladona is such a positive person. I really loved The Sound Of White Noise, but there’s something to be said for the different vocal styles. Worship Music is a return to that classic era sound but turned up to 11 and reimagined for the modern era. One thing that I love about these guys is that they are always evolving and not afraid to take a chance. Even their B side covers (both with Joey and John) are better than any covers their contemporaries have done. They covered The Police, Radiohead, U2, Journey, Rush and Cheap Trick for God’s sake😂😂 and they turned it into their own thing.
LOL They also covered the Temptations of all people, an awesome cover of Ball of Confusion with Joey and john singing. Their cover of Exit by U2 is really good too.
@@Tapanga620 I never stopped listening to them or seeing them live when they changed singers even tho I still think it was a mistake but I knew alot of hardcore metal people back then that did. I remember trying to get my roommate to go see them with me on the stomp 442 tour and he said i use to love them but that's not Anthrax.
Can’t begin to describe how much I’m enjoying this series. Thank you to the guys of Anthrax, past and present, as well as all of the other contributors to these episodes. My buddies and I performed Bring The Noise at our high school talent show back in 1992; all live instruments. I believe the drummer ended up going to Berklee College of Music. Very special memories right there!
What an awesome series!! My love for this band is at an all time high right now!! This needs to be a DVD or put together as a 40th anniversary biography. Keep up the great work!!
I'M REALLY , REALLY LOVING THESE VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I HOPE THEY MAKE AS MANYYYY MORE AS POSSIBLE. GOD I LOVE TUNING BACK IN EVERY FEW DAYS AND THERE BEING ANOTHER LIL VIGNETTE I CAN WATCH OVER N OVER AGAIN!!!
The 1st concert ticket I ever bought with my own money was for the Bring The Noise tour. It was like NOTHING else at that time and is still one of my favorite concerts I've ever been to. Just an electric atmosphere & the fun factor was off the charts. Thank you, guys.
These episodes are so cool, thanks! I saw the Anthrax/PE/Primus tour at the Henry J. Kaiser convention center in Oakland October 1991. The show was great, all three bands were awesome (2nd time seeing Anthrax, first time for PE & Primus-the moshing was hard!); as soon as the show was done I realized there was a huge firestorm over the Oakland hills...
Its fitting that Hip Hop was born in NY, and so was Anthrax. They were the only thrash band to seamlessly merge with rap. Others followed, but Anthrax pioneered it. That's part of what makes them the "fun ones" out of the trash era.
I was at the Clash of the Titans show at Madison Square Garden! It was awesome. We also saw that tour the following week at Lake Compounce Amusement Park in Connecticut. \m/
One of my in-laws, now passed away, R.I.P. Brother, was a DJ in the early to mid 1990's, who used tables, mixed over tracks on CD's, sampled, and arranged, and I used Slayer, Megadeth, Exodus, Venom, D.R.I., Suicidal Tendencies, Bad Brains, and, of course, Anthrax. It BLEW UP EVERYWHERE he performed. He paid me well, too. I hadn't even heard Bring Tha Noise, yet. But, I didn't put the Hip Hop on to it, just put sounds, drops, and a few crappy sounding beats he asked me for, some funky, some heavy. ... And Primus is one of the GREATEST bands to ever take a stage!
BRING THE NOIZE! One of the best collaborations I have ever heard. It is great that they see it doesn't matter what music you play. If it good listen to it and they didn't judge each other.
Big Anthrax fan, love all their songs but I will admit it, Bring The Noise is my all time ultimate Anthrax song!! That song gets me going anytime, any day!!
I love AotKB's. I remember my friend came over and he wips out the cassette and says "Duuude new Anthrax!" and we just sat there and listened to the whole thing. I really hope they elaborate on Joey getting canned because it was such a disappointment back then and because of that I pretty much disowned Anthrax until Worship Music. Of course now I enjoy the albums with John Bush but for years I refused to listen to the albums he was on.
there is nothing to elaborate, scotty just wanted to ride on the grunge/groove fad of the 90s and once it was over he came back to joey because nostalgia sells, at least they aren't as bad as pantera and actually stand up to their legacy, and give bush era a spotlight, unlike pantera guys who just conveniently forget their early glam metal records
@@trollfacelotsofshit I 2nd that emotion. Joey's vocal was out of style. And everyone went all, Black Album, and slowed their tempos down. Anthrax jumped on that bandwagon. I think it was some anniversary, that got Joey, and Danny back in the band, and put John Bush on ice. Then they tried using 2 singers which would have been dumb. Then Joey was out again. Then John told Anthrax to piss off. Good on him. He didnt wanna be anybody's 2nd choice. With Dan Nelson. They were just trying to hard. Which they have been guilty of more than once. Now Joey's back in the band proper. Over the years, it seems, Anthrax tries to connect themselves with, some one, or another band, or whats happing at the moment. Weather it's being, 'Tallica's annoying lil brother. To calling Dimebag Darryl, the 5th member of Anthrax. It's like they go out of their way to show how much, their into something.
Attack of the Killer B’s got me into Anthrax at twelve years old in 1991. I bought everything I could find of theirs with the money from my paper route after listening to this album. Anthrax was my soundtrack for the rest of middle school and throughout high school. Randomly meeting Paul Crook at Mr. Assante’s in Green Brook in 1996 was cool, he was a nice guy and gave me an autograph. Thank you guys for the music and this documentary, you are fucking awesome!
I saw the last night of that tour. I've seen thousands of shows (and performed almost 1,000 more) and the ANTHRAX/ PUBLIC ENEMY/PRIMUS/YOUNG BLACK TEENAGERS show was and still is in my TOP 5 shows, EVER.
Anthrax/Public Enemy @ Manchester Apollo; One of the live music highlights of my life! So glad you brought the show over to the UK, just a shame you didn't bring Primus with you ;) Loving the series, keep up the good work x
Sound Of White Noise....can't wait, one of the best metal albums ever made. "Only" is a perfect track according to Hetfield. Loved this change, darker, harder...awesome!
About Flav jamming on Charlie's kit: it's easy to not take him seriously because of his goofball hypeman exterior, but the man is a genuine musical prodigy. He can play something like fourteen or fifteen instruments.
I wish they would have talked a little bit about collaborating with UTFO back in the day. I am 47 years old and Anthrax has been one of my favorite bands since the fifth grade!
For a long time moving around I felt like the only kid around that liked Iron Maiden and Run DMC. Eventually I move to NJ in 83 and immediately discover Anthrax. Listening to Scott Ian was haunting. What an excellent time for music.
That tour! October 18, 1991 Mammoth Event Center, Denver. What is now Fillmore. I just had moved to Denver that month, fresh faced ready to rock 20 year old art college kid! I saw Clash of the Titans tour at Red Rocks that summer. Anthrax twice in six months!
We kept playin' "Bring the Noise" over and over in ceramics class!!! 🤣 Ea. Table had a day with the radio....everybody was so pissed!! Lol Just that bendy guitar note OVER and OVER for like 35 minutes!!!
I love hip hop and I love metal. The two go together very well. At the same time, I do think it's funny that Anthrax at this time clearly thought they were much too cool to have Joey in the band, but years later had to go crawling back to him when they were at rock bottom. Lucky for Scott, Charlie and Frank that Joey is good, easy going and was willing to go back and let them tap into the nostalgia market.
Judgement soundtrack is amazing! I think New York were always more crossover in that time, somebody reminds Candiria, also great crossover hiphop and (hardcore) punk / metal.
It would be ridiculous for him to not be there to talk about his era. Plus he's on good terms with the guys, he just decided he didn't want to do Anthrax full time again, so they both moved on.
@@Retrorevelations they were not, though, for a long time, following the reunion fiasco of 2006-2007. Yes, I know he did the pandemic video. But it's not a sure thing. I suppose if they can get Spitz and Turbine they'll get Bush.
Absofuckinglutely hands down awesome combination of music. It is also absolutely amazing that ANTHRAX is celebrating 40 yrs as a band n still growing moving n pushing forward. They (ANTHRAX) are my #1 favorite all time metal band. I've got their name/logo tattooed on the side of my left forearm.
Being born in 99 makes me so pissed that I missed so much great music and now I feel like a lot of that amazing energy has gone coz you can’t mosh to the weekend but anthrax and public enemy every fuckin day
this was revolutionary in the music world, and still is! 80's with RUN DMC/Aerosmith, and again in the 90's - without this collaboration, none of these bands in the 2000's (slipknot) wouldn't have existed! BRING THE NOIZE!!
When they did Bring The Noise with Public Enemy & took them out on tour with them. That song just went up to the next level from Run DMC & Aerosmith, Walk This Way was the rap/rock version & this was the rap/metal version
@@zentatonic you have to understand the “purist” mentality though. That’s his thing, just like many others, they try to stay in their lane k owing what’s good for them and their fans. He is a bit of a jerk about it but you have to understand his motive…
Sound of white noise rejuvenated Anthrax's career in my opinion. Riff wise it's right up there with Among, and John Bush's vocals made them sound alot heavier.
Saw this tour at UCONN and it truly was amazing. HOWEVER, Public Enemy actually had to play later that night (it was a day show) at SNL. At the end, Scott came out and was like "Hey, PE had to leave for the SNL gig, do you still want us to play Bring the Noise?" and of course they did. Phenomenal show. Fun fact (not) a rumor was spread that PE was actually supposed to headline and they came on earlier because of that SNL gig. A "fact" I believed right up until this video was released. (Remember... no internet).
I've been a metal head my entire life, I love Public Enemy. Chuck D is the greatest rapper of all time, well maybe a toss up between him and Tupac, but It takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back is a tremendous album. There is not a lot of Hip Hop that I get into, but Public Enemy is fantastic.
I saw this tour in Champaign, Illinois. I was with a group of friends and we arrived hours before the show. As soon as we parked we noticed Joey walking out to the parking lot from the arena, by himself. We jumped out of my dad's mimivan and ran up to meet him. There were only a few other people there besides us, and Joey stayed for about 10 minutes signing things and taking pictures. It forever cemented in me that Joey Belladonna is one of the coolest people in Metal.
I was at that show, and I got to meet Flav afterwards on his way to their bus.
I've always told people that Joey Belladonna and Rollins were the 2 nicest music people I ever dealt with in promotion.
@@DeviousDungeonsPainting I saw Flav in the arena but I met Chuck D and Terminator X outside after.
Noticed John Carpenters . THE Thing... I love it ..
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He’s a legend, had a 5 min chat to him once about iPhones 😂
This is the coolest thing on YT right now...
And Instagram
Not saying much
@@teutonicresistancetv6445 why so sour?
@@gregmyers81 TH-cam sucks, all I'm saying
Next week, as Bush leaves office, Bush joins Anthrax.
Great series and I remember these times well. I’m not much a hip hop guy, but I do like the genre better back then as opposed to today. Anthrax and Public Enemy definitely worked well together and as far as merging the genres together, was never topped.
@Myles O'Peter it was good, you just don’t get it.
@@blahzay_
It wasn't that good.
Where's the next episode?? It's been days!
I feel privileged to have been able to live my best years through this time. My first show ever was Clash of the Titans at Louisville gardens. I wore exactly 2 Tshirts all through Jr High- Flotsam & Jetsam and Anthrax! Good Good times. I saw Anthrax again several times over the years.
Same, dude!
@@jjennings1209 I saw Anthrax in Cincinnati several years back with High on Fire and Exodus and I believe Holy Grail. Anyway, I got the VIP seating at the venue and the restrooms were past the stage and downstairs. I went to the pisser and when I came out Joey was coming up close the the merch tables and I said hey man, care if I get a pic and if course he obliged but then he says, now, I want a pic with you and took one of he and I with HIS camera. I thought that was the coolest thing ever. Joey has git to be one of the absolute coolest guys in Metal ever. My first actual record in maybe 86' was Spreading the disease so if course when Joey left it broke my heart. I just didn't like Anthrax as Armored Saint. Don't matter who John Bush sings for it's gonna sound like Armored Saint. Stoked for the new album.
Flots Til Death
@@cdy9019 Great Story, Great guy!
I m looking forward to the new album, too 💪🏼
Joey Belladona is such a positive person. I really loved The Sound Of White Noise, but there’s something to be said for the different vocal styles. Worship Music is a return to that classic era sound but turned up to 11 and reimagined for the modern era. One thing that I love about these guys is that they are always evolving and not afraid to take a chance. Even their B side covers (both with Joey and John) are better than any covers their contemporaries have done. They covered The Police, Radiohead, U2, Journey, Rush and Cheap Trick for God’s sake😂😂 and they turned it into their own thing.
LOL They also covered the Temptations of all people, an awesome cover of Ball of Confusion with Joey and john singing. Their cover of Exit by U2 is really good too.
"Radio stations I question their blackness they call themselves black but we'll see if they play this." SAY THAT SHIT CHUCK!!! 👏👏👏
My fav verse besides soul on a roll but u treat it like soap on a rope cause our beats and our lines are so dope......yo,Chuck D,where are u???🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I absolutely cannot wait for the next episode , I love John Bush as lead singer of anthrax as much as I love Belladonna
👌💯❤🤟👏👏👏👏👏
@@Monetshimmons I love John Bush! I hate a divide happened between fans when he came on board.
@@Tapanga620 I never stopped listening to them or seeing them live when they changed singers even tho I still think it was a mistake but I knew alot of hardcore metal people back then that did. I remember trying to get my roommate to go see them with me on the stomp 442 tour and he said i use to love them but that's not Anthrax.
Can’t begin to describe how much I’m enjoying this series. Thank you to the guys of Anthrax, past and present, as well as all of the other contributors to these episodes. My buddies and I performed Bring The Noise at our high school talent show back in 1992; all live instruments. I believe the drummer ended up going to Berklee College of Music. Very special memories right there!
What an awesome series!! My love for this band is at an all time high right now!! This needs to be a DVD or put together as a 40th anniversary biography. Keep up the great work!!
Yeah. Throw in some live footage to flesh it out and it would be perfect
I'M REALLY , REALLY LOVING THESE VIDEOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I HOPE THEY MAKE AS MANYYYY MORE AS POSSIBLE. GOD I LOVE TUNING BACK IN EVERY FEW DAYS AND THERE BEING ANOTHER LIL VIGNETTE I CAN WATCH OVER N OVER AGAIN!!!
Absolutely love this series! Long live Anthrax! Saw you in Halifax with Iron Maiden 30 years ago 😁
That was my first concert.
@@mofometal93 THAT WAS MY FIRST CONCERT AS WELL!
@@mofometal93 🤟🏻🤟🏻
All good and all due credit but the first Lollapalooza was summer 91 - Anthrax / PE Tour was later in the fall.
@@dbrjaxfl Iron Maiden at Halifax Metro Centre, Halifax, NS, Canada on January 13, 1991 ... the No Prayer on the Road Tour ...
I shared some of the most fun times in my life with Anthrax in my ear. They were/are awesome!
The 1st concert ticket I ever bought with my own money was for the Bring The Noise tour. It was like NOTHING else at that time and is still one of my favorite concerts I've ever been to. Just an electric atmosphere & the fun factor was off the charts. Thank you, guys.
I do work for both PE and Anthrax. So honored. I love all you guys!
What kind of "work", bruh?
These episodes are so cool, thanks! I saw the Anthrax/PE/Primus tour at the Henry J. Kaiser convention center in Oakland October 1991. The show was great, all three bands were awesome (2nd time seeing Anthrax, first time for PE & Primus-the moshing was hard!); as soon as the show was done I realized there was a huge firestorm over the Oakland hills...
I was there too. Great show and surreal night with the fires in Oakland.
Thank you for making this the longest segment yet. I loved this period in the band's career.
I'm really enjoying this series. Coming up next: The John Bush years.
im hyped for that one, hopefully they bring paul crook to talk on these too, and maybe rex brown or anselmo to talk about the antrhax/pantera tour
Looking foward to these, I'm totally Bush's bitch
@@CarlosTourinho same lol
@Myles O'Peter IMO Bush is more suíted with today's music. Love Joey, but Worship Music and For All Kings sound dated to me
@@CarlosTourinho agree about worship music but I really loved for all kings. Probably my favorite post 2000 anthrax album.
Soundtrack of summer of '91! What a time to be alive!
It's been 6days guys where are the other series .. really love these mini episodes ..can't wait to see y'all on the road this September in tx
Lucky to see PE and Anthrax at Brixton Academy, what an amazing show.
Saw em in Dusseldorf... just awesome!
@Sean Ryan So weird, my ticket says Prong supporting, I am a massive Wolfsbane fan and don't remember them playing. Was a long time ago though!
Chuck D the man!
Its fitting that Hip Hop was born in NY, and so was Anthrax. They were the only thrash band to seamlessly merge with rap. Others followed, but Anthrax pioneered it. That's part of what makes them the "fun ones" out of the trash era.
Facts
I was at the Clash of the Titans show at Madison Square Garden! It was awesome. We also saw that tour the following week at Lake Compounce Amusement Park in Connecticut. \m/
One of my in-laws, now passed away, R.I.P. Brother, was a DJ in the early to mid 1990's, who used tables, mixed over tracks on CD's, sampled, and arranged, and I used Slayer, Megadeth, Exodus, Venom, D.R.I., Suicidal Tendencies, Bad Brains, and, of course, Anthrax. It BLEW UP EVERYWHERE he performed. He paid me well, too. I hadn't even heard Bring Tha Noise, yet. But, I didn't put the Hip Hop on to it, just put sounds, drops, and a few crappy sounding beats he asked me for, some funky, some heavy.
... And Primus is one of the GREATEST bands to ever take a stage!
19:00 that was heartbreaking hearing Joey say that, so glad they are back together now.
Cant wait for next week my gateway to anthrax Sounds of white noise
I love Anthrax! Happy 40th Anniversary!! 🥂🍾
Forever Anthrax!!!
Recall seeing Anthrax & Public Enemy at Brixton Academy back in the day...Was amazing. That Judgement Night soundtrack was killer also!
Indeed! When Thrax and PE played Bring the noize live it was SO intense!
BRING THE NOIZE!
One of the best collaborations I have ever heard.
It is great that they see it doesn't matter what music you play. If it good listen to it and they didn't judge each other.
Big Anthrax fan, love all their songs but I will admit it, Bring The Noise is my all time ultimate Anthrax song!! That song gets me going anytime, any day!!
I love AotKB's. I remember my friend came over and he wips out the cassette and says "Duuude new Anthrax!" and we just sat there and listened to the whole thing.
I really hope they elaborate on Joey getting canned because it was such a disappointment back then and because of that I pretty much disowned Anthrax until Worship Music. Of course now I enjoy the albums with John Bush but for years I refused to listen to the albums he was on.
I first got into Anthrax in the late 80s. I listened to the JB era albums for the first time last week. Did not sound like Anthrax to me. Not for me.
there is nothing to elaborate, scotty just wanted to ride on the grunge/groove fad of the 90s and once it was over he came back to joey because nostalgia sells, at least they aren't as bad as pantera and actually stand up to their legacy, and give bush era a spotlight, unlike pantera guys who just conveniently forget their early glam metal records
@@trollfacelotsofshit I 2nd that emotion. Joey's vocal was out of style. And everyone went all, Black Album, and slowed their tempos down. Anthrax jumped on that bandwagon. I think it was some anniversary, that got Joey, and Danny back in the band, and put John Bush on ice. Then they tried using 2 singers which would have been dumb. Then Joey was out again. Then John told Anthrax to piss off. Good on him. He didnt wanna be anybody's 2nd choice. With Dan Nelson. They were just trying to hard. Which they have been guilty of more than once. Now Joey's back in the band proper. Over the years, it seems, Anthrax tries to connect themselves with, some one, or another band, or whats happing at the moment. Weather it's being, 'Tallica's annoying lil brother. To calling Dimebag Darryl, the 5th member of Anthrax. It's like they go out of their way to show how much, their into something.
Attack of the Killer B’s got me into Anthrax at twelve years old in 1991. I bought everything I could find of theirs with the money from my paper route after listening to this album. Anthrax was my soundtrack for the rest of middle school and throughout high school. Randomly meeting Paul Crook at Mr. Assante’s in Green Brook in 1996 was cool, he was a nice guy and gave me an autograph.
Thank you guys for the music and this documentary, you are fucking awesome!
Respect 4 Anthrax & Public enemy 📢🎼🎵🎶🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸❤
I saw the last night of that tour. I've seen thousands of shows (and performed almost 1,000 more) and the ANTHRAX/ PUBLIC ENEMY/PRIMUS/YOUNG BLACK TEENAGERS show was and still is in my TOP 5 shows, EVER.
@Zuupa DePesh twist the cap
Anthrax/Public Enemy @ Manchester Apollo; One of the live music highlights of my life! So glad you brought the show over to the UK, just a shame you didn't bring Primus with you ;)
Loving the series, keep up the good work x
Sound Of White Noise....can't wait, one of the best metal albums ever made. "Only" is a perfect track according to Hetfield. Loved this change, darker, harder...awesome!
Judgement Night Soundtrack...Faith No More and BOOYA Tribe Another Body Mudered kick arse tune, thanks for reminding me :)
About Flav jamming on Charlie's kit: it's easy to not take him seriously because of his goofball hypeman exterior, but the man is a genuine musical prodigy. He can play something like fourteen or fifteen instruments.
and he makes some damn fine chicken restaurants!
I wish they would have talked a little bit about collaborating with UTFO back in the day. I am 47 years old and Anthrax has been one of my favorite bands since the fifth grade!
This is a very cool series! Love the stories! More to come baby! 🍻
For a long time moving around I felt like the only kid around that liked Iron Maiden and Run DMC. Eventually I move to NJ in 83 and immediately discover Anthrax. Listening to Scott Ian was haunting. What an excellent time for music.
I wish they would've talked about Startin' Up a Posse
Indeed! A great one!
My 13 year old brain exploded when I heard that for the first time back when
they played that live on the stomp tour in australia it was fucki
ng heavy
My posse .my posse
@@neilvetter662 my posse
THAT'S MY MOMENT! FINALLY! THE SOUND OF WHITE NOISE EPISODE!!!! MY FAVORITE ALBUM!!
Such a badass album
Great album!
I got the chills when I heard the beginning of "Only" at the end of the vid! Was waiting for that!
This song and Attack of the Killer Bs is what got me into metal
@Myles O'Peter Anthrax became a clown show. Pushing all the anti-white liberal crap
@Myles O'Peter you’re corny
Who's ready for the next episode?
Yeah, it’s been a week! I’m jonesin’!
Me!! I am addicted to this story!
Why the delay? Been waiting all week!
Yup...its been a week. I need my ANTHRAX fixx!!!🤘😜👍
I think Joey wanted the story to end right there. 😂
I can't believe nobody has motioned the track "lethal" with UTFO in this whole series so far.
Great tour, excellent show!! So COOL seeing Chuck D on this episode💯🤘🍻💋
That tour! October 18, 1991 Mammoth Event Center, Denver. What is now Fillmore. I just had moved to Denver that month, fresh faced ready to rock 20 year old art college kid! I saw Clash of the Titans tour at Red Rocks that summer. Anthrax twice in six months!
We kept playin' "Bring the Noise" over and over in ceramics class!!! 🤣
Ea. Table had a day with the radio....everybody was so pissed!! Lol
Just that bendy guitar note OVER and OVER for like 35 minutes!!!
I love hip hop and I love metal. The two go together very well. At the same time, I do think it's funny that Anthrax at this time clearly thought they were much too cool to have Joey in the band, but years later had to go crawling back to him when they were at rock bottom. Lucky for Scott, Charlie and Frank that Joey is good, easy going and was willing to go back and let them tap into the nostalgia market.
@Myles O'Peter Pray do tell your definition of metal?
@Myles O'Peter you’re corny
@Myles O'Peter
No, of course not - everyone knows that they're a Christian prog rock band.
Was there that night at the garden for the clash of the titans. Scott was right, place went nuts!
Anthrax’s cover of pipeline is one of my favorite songs ever!!!!
Great series, brings me back to those days. Like all the props you give to various musicians.
Yes!! John Bush era uh... love those albums man..
Judgement soundtrack is amazing! I think New York were always more crossover in that time, somebody reminds Candiria, also great crossover hiphop and (hardcore) punk / metal.
Oh yeah one of coolest soundtrack albums ever 😎🤘
Loved the collaboration, lovin this series ✌
Up next, BUSHTHRAX!!! aka my personal favorite era of heavy music. LOVE this series!
Please see JOhn Bush live from Salt Lake full set that I taped off tv bruh... /w\enjoy/w\
Seriously jonesin' for part 17
Thanks for the voxpops Brian, and the Red Fang videos. Keep it up.
Looking forward to the Bush years. I hope he's in it. Also: I love that they continued to play Bring the Noise with Bush. I think he made it work.
I'm sure he'll be in it... he recently did a collab/cover on Charlie's channel
It would be ridiculous for him to not be there to talk about his era. Plus he's on good terms with the guys, he just decided he didn't want to do Anthrax full time again, so they both moved on.
@@Retrorevelations they were not, though, for a long time, following the reunion fiasco of 2006-2007. Yes, I know he did the pandemic video. But it's not a sure thing. I suppose if they can get Spitz and Turbine they'll get Bush.
How can this have 2 thumbs down. This series is fantastic...I wish the episodes were a tad longer though.
So glad music broke down so many racial divides
Good music is good music
Faith No More + BooYaa track is PHENOMENAL on that soundtrack \m/
My second favorite of the record after Helmet/House Of Pain.
Yeah that's a good'ne
It was great...don’t forget slayer/ice t-disorder....
Glad the lads are back together and hope all is forgiven and bro’s, talented and good dudes in that band.
I was at that garden show, and we brought the noise
Absofuckinglutely hands down awesome combination of music.
It is also absolutely amazing that ANTHRAX is celebrating 40 yrs as a band n still growing moving n pushing forward.
They (ANTHRAX) are my #1 favorite all time metal band.
I've got their name/logo tattooed on the side of my left forearm.
This one gave me chills...LOVE you guys so much! 🔥🔥🔥
Aah. So happy all the way through, and then that little kicker at the end. Thanks for everything, guys :)
Such a great album! One of a kind genre blending
Ludichrist had "Green Eggs and Ham" on their debut album "Immaculate Deception" in 1986.
Was a massive fan of Anthrax, Primus and PE at the time; wish I had a time machine to go back and see that tour.
Awesome more more of this awesome report👏👏👏🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🥁🇨🇦
That tour was incredible. I came in not liking Prinus and came our loving them.
This was my first concert ,co springs
Say baby do ya wanna lay down with me said baby do ya wanna lay down by my side
Being born in 99 makes me so pissed that I missed so much great music and now I feel like a lot of that amazing energy has gone coz you can’t mosh to the weekend but anthrax and public enemy every fuckin day
I played in a band with Joey B. shortly before he joined Anthrax. An amazing singer.
I was at the show in Boston for that tour. Still one of my favorite shows.
I love this band so much
this was revolutionary in the music world, and still is! 80's with RUN DMC/Aerosmith, and again in the 90's - without this collaboration, none of these bands in the 2000's (slipknot) wouldn't have existed! BRING THE NOIZE!!
When they did Bring The Noise with Public Enemy & took them out on tour with them. That song just went up to the next level from Run DMC & Aerosmith, Walk This Way was the rap/rock version & this was the rap/metal version
Absolute Innovators! Chuck D, Flav, Anthrax, all of them!
Wow. Scott is such a hip-hop head, he's been listening to Run DMC since before they formed! Amazing!
What a time to be alive🤘🏼
this was the coolest idea to do this series. so awesome. i'm the man and state of euphoria were my first.
I was a massive Anthrax fan. Nothing changed when SOWN happened except I had another top album.
Attack Of The Killer B's is awesome. Anthrax and PE's version of Bring The Noise is an all time classic.
such an amazing song
I've seen ANTHRAX live 4 x's since December 6th 1997.
If they come back to Pittsburgh Pa USA on tour i AM! going v.i.p. w/ANTHRAX
Kerry King keeping up his "always a tool" reputation.
Yeah, he's a douche! Lol
Ya.slayers my fav but ...ugh
Dude takes himself way too seriously imho even Tom is a good-natured and funny dude.
@@zentatonic you have to understand the “purist” mentality though. That’s his thing, just like many others, they try to stay in their lane k owing what’s good for them and their fans. He is a bit of a jerk about it but you have to understand his motive…
@@Edb007th totally understand
Bring the Noise bought me to a whole new world of music and ultimately my long term love for Public Enemy and Wu Tang etc
Awesome..love these episodes
What an amazing episode I got into rap because of BRING THE NOISE...
Sound of white noise rejuvenated Anthrax's career in my opinion. Riff wise it's right up there with Among, and John Bush's vocals made them sound alot heavier.
Great album. Probably the most underrated.
Ooh, the next episode should be a good one! Sound of White Noise was my introduction to Anthrax.
Love Anthrax and love this webisode thingy 🤘
Caught this tour in Chicago, amazing show.
Saw this tour at UCONN and it truly was amazing. HOWEVER, Public Enemy actually had to play later that night (it was a day show) at SNL. At the end, Scott came out and was like "Hey, PE had to leave for the SNL gig, do you still want us to play Bring the Noise?" and of course they did. Phenomenal show. Fun fact (not) a rumor was spread that PE was actually supposed to headline and they came on earlier because of that SNL gig. A "fact" I believed right up until this video was released. (Remember... no internet).
I've been a metal head my entire life, I love Public Enemy. Chuck D is the greatest rapper of all time, well maybe a toss up between him and Tupac, but It takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back is a tremendous album. There is not a lot of Hip Hop that I get into, but Public Enemy is fantastic.
Yay!! 😃😃🤘🏼