Anthrax
Aftershock - (SHADES 732)
First Avenue
Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.A.
March 12, 1986
Soundboard Recording
Flac Level 8 & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
Lineage: Silver CD > (?) > CD-r > (?) > Wav > Trader's Little Helper > Flac 8
01 Intro
02 A.I.R.
03 Anthrax
04 Metal Thrashing Mad
05 Panic
06 The Enemy
07 Deathrider
08 Madhouse
09 Dan Spitz Guitar Solo (Including S.S.C.)
10 Across The River/Howling Furies
11 Aftershock
12 Lone Justice/Stand Or Fall
13 Soldiers Of Metal
14 Charlie Benante Drums Solo
15 God Save The Queen (Sex Pistols)
16 Gung-Ho
Total Playing Time: 1hr 2mn 34sc
Joey Belladonna lead vocals
Scott Ian rhythm guitar, backing vocals
Dan Spitz lead guitar, backing vocals
Frank Bello bass, backing vocals
Charlie Benante drums, percussion, backing vocals
Pretty good sounding recording from the early days of Anthrax. The band was touring for Spreading The Disease. It was their Major Label debut, also their first album with then new singer Joey Belladonna. The E.P. Armed And Dangerous had sold okay but a lot of fans thought Neil Turbin was a better singer. I was and still am a member of that club. I also was slow to accept the change in style of music when Spreading The Disease was released. When a band has fired the core song writers who wrote or co-wrote every track on their debut, the follow up might sound a little different. The album had to grow on me, which didn't happen till after Among The Living. Kind of ironic the few songs I did like right off were written with the help of Dan Lilker and Neil Turban.
I do however like the chance to compare Joey Belledaonna's vocals on the early tracks to those of Neil Turban. Joey is okay but there are notes he can not hit that Neil could.
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