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 Armed And Dangerous - Anthrax
 Armed And Dangerous - Anthrax ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Armed and Dangerous [Version] 2 Raise Hell 3 God Save the Queen 4 Metal Thrashing Mad 5 Panic [Live] 6 Soldiers of Metal [*] 7 Howling Furies [*] Newest Review: ... classic heavy metal with some distinctly Iron Maiden-inspired guitar solos. 'Raise Hell' is a new but typical B-side, typical ... more ... in that it's nowhere near the quality of even the worst Anthrax A-side, and the rest of the material, with the exception of the worthless Sex Pistols cover that sounds far too tame and polished to be comparable, is reworked from the debut album 'Fistful of Metal.'
There is an odd catch though, which makes this more interesting for collectors and more bewildering to those who bought it at the time: tracks four and five are new "live" versions with the tighter band line-up and the excellent vocals of ...more |
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Armed And Dangerous - Anthrax: The Fascist Regime (358 words)
by - written on 23/01/08 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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A completely pointless release nowadays, this E.P. was only really useful for a minority of Anthrax fans in the brief period between their first two studio albums as a way to ease new singer Joey Belladonna into the band, but otherwise it's unremarkable. 'Armed and Dangerous' is the only song taken from the forthcoming 'Spreading the Disease' and is an interesting offering suited to single release, with its deceptively slow, acoustic beginning eventually becoming classic heavy metal with some distinctly Iron Maiden-inspired guitar solos. 'Raise Hell' is a new but typical B-side, typical in that it's nowhere near the quality of even the worst Anthrax A-side, ... Read the complete review
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