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 Fistful Of Metal - Anthrax
Newest Review: ... with a couple of excellent dual harmonies in 'Panic' and 'Howling Furies.' A glance at the tracklist won't do much to ... more  ... persuade those who were put off by the moronic simplicity of the album cover, but what Anthrax lacks in good taste and lyrical flair, they more than make up for in sheer metal intensity. Only a few of these songs fail to measure up to the high standard set by the others, opener 'Deathrider' and 'Death from Above' both being inherently good thrash offerings but seeming more pedestrian and less distinctive, while 'I'm Eighteen' is the only song that seems oriented towards radio play with its tamed, melodic guitars, bland sub...more |
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Fistful Of Metal - Anthrax: Metal Thrashing Mad (498 words)
by - written on 23/01/08 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Forget the daft title and rubbish cover, Anthrax's debut album is one of the classics of American thrash metal and one of the best albums this band would ever release, certainly far superior to the blander and more commercial approach taken with 'Spreading the Disease.' Neil Turbin puts in a fantastically energetic and screeching vocal performance is a little reminiscent of the prepubescent James Hetfield of early Metallica releases, but is able reach the high notes with the skill of the best heavy metal singers. Dan Spitz and Scott Ian define themselves as the strongest feature of the band, rotating between maintenance of basic riffs and maniacal, wildly tangential ... Read the complete review
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