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 Bring The Noise - Anthrax
 Bring The Noise - Anthrax ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Bring The Noise - Anthrax & Chuck D 2 Keep It In The Family - Anthrax (1) 3 I Am The Law - Anthrax (1) Newest Review: ... rap abomination 'I'm the Man' turned out. This is a hell of a lot better. The most impressive thing about this song is how ... more ... it manages to retain the metal elements through Scott Ian and Dan Spitz's guitars riffs, though they are considerably muted compared to the Anthrax norm. Charlie Benante's drums are also more in line with the hip hop standard, but keep the live presence that makes this more energetic as a result, and the incorporation of turntables as an instrument was less offensive to my ears than I'd imagined. I was pretty impressed, and even though it's not enough to set me on a course to liking hip hop, I've never a heard anoth...more |
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Bring the Noise
Release Date: 1991 - 07 - 01, Audio CD, Universal Last Update 09.12.2009 06:11
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Bring The Noise - Anthrax: Soap on a Rope (432 words)
by - written on 23/01/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
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Anthrax's cover of Public Enemy's 'Bring the Noise' is widely celebrated as the first true rap-metal hybrid, and however dubious and responsible for later atrocities it may be, it's a competent enough effort that even deceives the listener into thinking that this sort of thing makes sense. Featuring Public Enemy's Chuck D rapping along with the Anthrax guys, the song was apparently planned as a light-hearted affair that ended up becoming a little more serious, which can only be a good thing considering how terrible their earlier rap abomination 'I'm the Man' turned out. This is a hell of a lot better. The most impressive thing about this song is how it manages ... Read the complete review
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