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This Heavy-Metal Thrash-Metal band was formed in 1981 in New York City USA, three years passed along with several line-up changes and finally, in 1984, two guitarists Scott Ian and Dan Spitz, bassist Dan Lilker, drummer Charlie Benante and vocalist Neil Turbin debuted with "Fistful Of Metal".

Lilker left the band before the release of the next album, 1985's "Armed And Dangerous", bassist Frank Bello joined the band and Turbin was replaced by Joey Belladonna.
That same year Anthrax signed a contract with Island Records who released "Spreading The Disease", the record took them into The Billboard 200 chart for the first time.
Two years later, "Among The Living" climbed The Billboard Top 200 chart reaching the #62, followed the 6-track EP "I'm The Man" that reached the #53 in U.S. chart and 1988's "State Of Euphoria" which peaked at #30 in the same chart; the quintet became one of the most acclaimed Speed-Metal Thrash-Metal band also in Europe.
In the early '90s they released two more charting albums, "Persistence Of Time" and "Attack Of The Killer B's", both ranked in the top 30 of The Billboard Top 200 list.

In 1992 Anthrax signed a new deal with Elektra, kicked Belladonna out of the band and replaced him with John Bush, their first album with Bush, 1993's "Sound Of White Noise", peaked at #7 on Billboard's Top 200 Albums chart, it became their most successful effort to date and generated "Only" which reached the #26 on Mainstream Rock Tracks chart plus another Active Rock top 40 hit: "Black Lodge".
Two years later the co-founder guitarist Spitz departed from the band, which continued as a four-piece, releasing "Stomp 442" but the record missed the top 40 of Billboard's Top 200 chart and then split from Elektra.

After a three-year hiatus, in 1998 the veteran Metal group issued their eleventh LP, "Volume 8 - The Threat Is Real".
Anthrax resurfaced five years later, with a new line-up: Charlie Benante on drums+guitars, Rob Caggiano as lead guitarist, Scott Ian on rhythm guitar, Frank Bello on bass and lead singer John Bush; they released "We've Come For You All" in May of 2003.

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Fistful Of Metal

(1984)

1. Deathrider
2. Metal Thrashing Mad
3. I'm Eighteen
4. Panic
5. Subjugator
6. Soldiers Of Metal
7. Death From Above
8. Anthrax
9. Across The River
10. Howling Furies

 

Armed And Dangerous
[EP]

(1985)

1. Armed And Dangerous
2. Raise Hell
3. God Save The Queen
4. Metal Thrashing Mad [live in studio]
5. Panic [live in studio]
6. Soldiers Of Metal
7. Howling Furies

 

Spreading The Disease

(1985)

1. A.I.R.
2. Lone Justice
3. Madhouse
4. S.S.C. / Stand Or Fall
5. The Enemy
6. Aftershock
7. Armed And Dangerous
8. Medusa
9. Gung-Ho

 

Among The Living

(1987)

1. Among The Living
2. Caught In A Mosh
3. I Am The Law
4. Efilnikufesin (N.F.L)
5. A Skeleton In The Closet
6. Indians
7. One World
8. A.D.I. / Horror Of It All
9. Imitation Of Life

 

I'm The Man
[EP]

(1987)

1. I'm The Man [censored radio version]
2. I'm The Man [Def uncensored radio version]
3. Sabbath Bloddy Sabbath
4. I'm The Man [live]
5. Caught In A Mosh [live]
6. I Am The Law [live]

 

State Of Euphoria

(1988)

1. Be All, End All
2. Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind
3. Make Me Laugh
4. Antisocial
5. Who Cares Wins
6. Now It's Dark
7. Schism
8. Misery Loves Company
9. 13
10. Finale

 

Penikufesin
[EP]

(1989)

1. Now It's Dark
2. Antisocial [French version]
3. Friggin' In The Riggin'
4. Parasite
5. Le Sects
6. Pipeline

 

Persistence Of Time

(1990)

1. Time
2. Blood
3. Keep It In The Family
4. In My World
5. Gridlock
6. Intro To Reality
7. Belly Of The Beast
8. Got The Time
9. H8 Red
10. One Man Stands
11. Discharge

 

Attack Of The Killer B's

(1991)

1. Milk
2. Bring The Noise
3. Keep It In The Family [live]
4. Startin' Up A Posse
5. Protest And Survive
6. Chromatic Death
7. I'm The Man '91
8. Parasite
9. Pipeline
10. Sects
11. Belly Of The Beast [live]
12. N.F.B. (Dallabinikufesin)

 

Sound Of White Noise

(1993)

1. Potter's Field
2. Only
3. Room For One More
4. Packaged Rebellion
5. Hy Pro Glo
6. Invisible
7. 1,000 Points Of Hate
8. Black Lodge
9. C11 H17 N2 O2 S Na (Sodium Pentathol)
10. Burst
11. This Is Not An Exit

 

Stomp 442

(1995)

1. Random Acts Of Senseless Violence
2. Fueled
3. King Size
4. Riding Shotgun
5. Perpetual Motion
6. In A Zone
7. Nothing
8. American Pompeii
9. Drop The Ball
10. Tester
11. Bare

 

Volume 8
The Threat Is Real

(1998)

1. Crush
2. Catharsis
3. Inside Out
4. Piss N Vinegar
5. 604
6. Toast To The Extras
7. Born Again Idiot
8. Killing Box
9. Harms Way
10. Hog Tied
11. Big Fat
12. Cupajoe
13. Alpha Male
14. Stealing From A Thief

 

We've Come For You All

(2003)

1. Contact
2. What Doesn't Die
3. Superhero
4. Refuse To Be Denied
5. Safe Home
6. Any Place But Here
7. Nobody Knows Anything
8. Strap It On
9. Black Dahlia
10. Cadillac Rock Box
11. Taking The Music Back
12. Crash
13. Think About An End
14. W.C.F.Y.A.

 

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