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 State Of Euphoria - Anthrax
 State Of Euphoria - Anthrax ... Island / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Be All End All 2 Out Of Sight Out Of Mind 3 Make Me Laugh 4 Anti Social 5 Who Cares Wins 6 Now It's Dark 7 Schism 8 Misery Loves Company 9 Thirteen 10 Finale Newest Review: ... Joey Belladonna gives a comparatively lazy vocal assault on whichever uncontroversial area of society or the government the ... more ... band has decided to target this time around.
The first few songs are noticeably better than those that come later, but even these don't stand up to the best of 'Among the Living' which had already demonstrated Anthrax's thrash potential to a greater degree than here, even if this remains just as heavy. Taken on its own merits, this is a fairly decent album if you don't mind generic thrash that sounds much the same throughout, and more hardcore rock fans will be pleased that any threatening attempts at something soft...more |
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State Of Euphoria - Anthrax: Moms and Kids With Nothing to Eat, etc. (395 words)
by - written on 23/01/08 (Very useful, 29 readings)
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1988's 'State of Euphoria' sees Anthrax riding on the success of the previous year's hit 'Among the Living,' and really brings nothing new or particularly exciting for those who already own that superior release. There are some more classic Anthrax songs here, but despite a few initially surprising directions taken in the first minutes of songs, most of them end up sounding exactly the same by the half-way point: guitarists Scott Ian and Dave Spitz chugging along steadily above Charlie Benante's drums, while Joey Belladonna gives a comparatively lazy vocal assault on whichever uncontroversial area of society or the government the band has decided to target this time ... Read the complete review
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