ANTHRAX “For All Kings” /Ltd. 3D 10x Picture 7" Singles Box Set/

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Classic Rock covers EP by legendary American Thrash Metal band.
Anthrax have always had a thing for the odd cover. Search early albums and you'll hear their takes on Black Sabbath and Sex Pistols. Then, of course, there's the legendary version of Public Enemy's "Bring the Noise", a song that played a massive role in their success.
For the "Anthems" EP, they tackle six classic Rock radio staples from their teenage years: Rush's "Anthem", AC/DC's "T.N.T.", Boston's "Smokin'", Journey's "Keep on Runnin'", Cheap Trick's "Big Eyes", and Thin Lizzy's "Jailbreak". Beside cover songs from some of the band's favorite acts of the 1970s, EP features two versions of "Crawl", a song from their previous studio album "Worship Music".
The EP was recorded during 2012 at various locations. Although it was initially scheduled to be released as part of a Special Edition of "Worship Music", the record was released both separately and on a Deluxe Edition. It was released on March 19, 2013 through Megaforce Records in North America, and three days later by Nuclear Blast in Europe. This was the band's last release to feature lead guitarist Rob Caggiano, who left the band subsequently.
"Anthems" isn't a statement of some grand scheme to introduce their fanbase to six of their big influences. "Anthems" is about five guys, most of whom have been playing together for their entire adult lives, having a good time with what they do. While it's hard not to wish for a bit more, it's easy to admire what they give us and why, even if none of the above is as surprising as they think it is. All in all, "Anthems" is an interesting diversion while fans wait for the next album!
The “Anthems” received favorable reviews by music critics and debuted at number 52 on the Billboard 200, selling approximately 8500 copies in its first week of release. By April 10, 2013, "Anthems" had sold 14000 copies in the United States, according to Nielsen Soundscan.
Megaforce Records, 2013 (MEGA2013). Made in USA. Pressed in Czech. Red & White Blend Vinyl. First press.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Anthem (Rush cover) 04:38 
2. Smokin' (Boston cover) 03:37 
3. Keep on Runnin' (Journey cover) 04:20 
4. Jailbreak (Thin Lizzy cover) 03:42

Side B
5. Big Eyes (Cheap Trick cover) 03:16 
6. TNT (AC/DC cover) 04:06 
7. Crawl (Album version) 05:00 
8. Crawl (Orc mix) 05:02

Total playing time: 33:41 min.

Tenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Thrash Metal band.
This is the sensation of 2011 – Thrash Metal legends Anthrax, one quarter of "The Big Four", are back with what can be called one of the most anticipated albums of the past few years!
With Joey Belladonna back on vocals, this album is set to kill! The stunning single "Fight 'Em 'Til You Can't" already showcased the power and strength Anthrax regained during the past years. "Worship Music" follows the bands tradition of fast paced, yet anthemic songs with a lot of sing-along potential and can best be described as another Thrash Metal classic in the vein of "Persistence Of Time"!!
It is their first album of original material since 2003's “We've Come For You All”, and the first album since 1990's “Persistence Of Time” to feature vocalist Joey Belladonna.
The album was delayed due to issues with the departure of vocalist Dan Nelson from the band, and the re-joining of John Bush who ultimately decided not to commit to the album. The album's creation went through a lengthy process, with work beginning as early as November 2008. The band would eventually reunite with vocalist Joey Belladonna, whom the band finished recording with on April 2011.
The record debuted in the United States at No. 12 on The Billboard 200 chart, their highest chart position since 1993's “Sound of White Noise”. Album sold 28000 copies in the United States in its first week of release. As of September 2012, “Worship Music” has sold 100000 copies in the US.
Metal Thrashing Mad!!!
Limited Edition Brown/Orange Split Vinyl.
Megaforce Records, 2011/2015 (MEGA 6014). Made in USA.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Worship 1:41 
2. Earth On Hell 3:11 
3. The Devil You Know 4:46 
4. Fight 'em 'til You Can't 5:48 
5. I'm Alive 5:37 
6. In The End 6:48
Running time: 27:52 min.

Side B
7. The Giant 3:47 
8. Judas Priest 6:24 
9. Crawl 5:29 
10. The Constant 5:01 
11. Revolution Screams 6:08
Running time: 26:19 min.

Total playing time: 54:40 min.

The third full-length studio album by the legendary American Thrash Metal band.
Sharpening the band's sound with excellent production and increased emphasis on speed and aggression, "Among The Living" is the finest album of Anthrax's career with many a memorable refrain, fantastic riff, and tasty solo, sporting fantastic lyrics on top.
"Among The Living" was the breakthrough album and sold close to 100000 copies in the UK. This has to be Anthrax's best album that they have ever released. It has couple of the best Metal songs of all time which are: "Among The Living", "Caught In A Mosh" and "I Am The Law". Scott Ian and Dan Spitz are excellent guitar players. And Anthrax is also one of the best Thrash Metal bands of all time!
Album features "I Am The Law" - a tribute the legendary comic book character Judge Dredd, and "Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.)", which needed to be read backwards in order to get the sense of what the band were on about. And it was a celebration of the life of the late John Belushi. Elsewhere, Anthrax show a socially aware side to their personality on "Indians", while "Caught In A Mosh" connected them firmly with their fans, who’d spend most of a gig moshing around in a frenzied elevation which was a depiction of the impact the music had on them. Album was certified Gold by the RIAA on July 31, 1990. The BBC has described the album as "arguably their big breakthrough", and "often cited by fans as their favorite Anthrax album".
Island Records, Inc./Megaforce Worldwide, 1987/2013 (IMCD 186 (842 447-2)). Made in the EU. Re-press.


Tracklist:
1. Among The Living 5:16
2. Caught In A Mosh 4:59
3. I Am The Law 5:57
4. Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.) 4:54
5. A Skeleton In The Closet 5:32
6. Indians 5:40
7. One World 5:56
8. A.D.I./Horror Of It All 7:49
9. Imitation Of Live 4:10
Total playing time: 50:26 min.

Re-release of the fourth full-length album by the legendary American Thrash Metal band.
Unlike "Fistful Of Metal", "Spreading The Disease" or "Among The Living" this album doesn't have so much fast guitar riffs. There are still good guitar riffs though some is a little repetitive to. "State of Euphoria" is not a miss and is one of their most underrated albums. The guitars have a very filling sound on here. At this time, most Thrash albums had guitar's which had a kind of flat sound. Like it was there, but it was just missing something. This album basically used all the space in the studio to get the sound right. The bass is hardly ever heard but when it is, it's very Steve Hariss-esque. The drums are very tight on this album, as well. On the last 3 albums the drums were a little loose and rehearsed, but on here they are tightened down incredibly.
Although the album contains some of what would become Anthrax's best known songs such as "Antisocial" and "Be All, End All", critical reception was lukewarm. The album failed to live up to the expectations, commercial and otherwise, set by the band's previous releases, “Among the Living” and the “I'm the Man” (EP).
The album reached #30 on the Billboard 200 chart in late 1988 and was certified Gold by the RIAA.
Anyway, it's a great album and a Anthrax classic that every fan should have!
Island Records Inc./Megaforce Worldwide/Universal Music, 1988/1994/2013 (IMCD 187 / 842 363-2). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Be All, End All 06:22
2. Out of Sight, Out of Mind 05:13
3. Make Me Laugh 05:41
4. Antisocial (Trust cover) 04:27
5. Who Cares Wins 07:35
6. Now It's Dark 05:34
7. Schism 05:27
8. Misery Loves Company 05:40
9. 13 00:49
10. Finale 05:47
Total playing time: 52:35


Samples: http://www.last.fm

Fifth full-length album by the legendary American Thrash Metal band.
Anthrax returned to the studio in the fall of 1989 with Mark Dodson (who produced the previous album, "State Of Euphoria") to start work on their fifth album. Recording of the album was difficult, with a large structure fire causing the band to lose more than $100,000 worth of gear and their recording studio on 24 January 1990. Following this disaster, the band moved to a different studio in late February of that year to finish work on the album.
The album's tone is decidedly more contemplative and mature than the bulk of Anthrax's previous work. Abandoning the humor and comic book references which were common on their previous albums, the lyrical focus of "Persistence Of Time" is the need for tolerance and peace.
Reaction to "Persistence Of Time" was mixed, with critics and fans alternately panning and praising this darker sound. The band also introduced a Progressive side of the music which had not been present in their earlier work, while also placing a reduced emphasis on typical Thrash Metal elements such as fast tempo and aggression.
"Persistence Of Time" was the last full Anthrax album to feature vocalist Joey Belladonna until 2011's "Worship Music".
Album was nominated in 1991 for a Grammy Award in the Best Metal Performance category. "Persistence Of Time" highest position on the Billboard 200 chart was No. 24. It was certified Gold by the RIAA on January 17, 1991. As of 2006, album had sold over 275000 copies in the U.S since the beginning of the SoundScan era, bringing the total sales numbers to over 775000 copies in the U.S.
Island Records/Megaforce Worldwide, 1990 (IMCD 178 (846 480-2)). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:
1. Time     6:54 
2. Blood     7:06 
3. Keep It In The Family     7:07 
4. In My World     6:23 
5. Gridlock     5:08 
6. Intro To Reality     3:24 
7. Belly Of The Beast     4:46 
8. Got The Time     2:44 
9. H8 Red     5:02 
10. One Man Stands     5:39 
11. Discharge     4:11
Total playing time: 58:52 min.

The second Single by legendary Anerican Thrash Metal band.
Island Records Inc./Megaforce Worldwide, 1987 (208 786). Made in Germany. First press.  Used (cover/disc): EX+/EX+.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. I'm The Man (Censored Radio Version)  3:02
2. I'm The Man (Def Uncensored Version)  3:02
3. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath  5:45

Side B
4. I'm The Man (Live) (Extremely Def III Uncensored Version)  4:39
5. Caught In A Mosh (Live)  5:06
6. I'm The Law (Live)  6:17

Total playing time: 27:51 min.

The tenth full-length studio album by the legendary American Thrash Metal band.
This is the sensation of 2011 – Thrash Metal legends Anthrax, one quarter of "The Big Four", are back with what can be called one of the most anticipated albums of the past few years!
With Joey Belladonna back on vocals, this album is set to kill! The stunning single "Fight 'Em 'Til You Can't" already showcased the power and strength Anthrax regained during the past years. "Worship Music" follows the bands tradition of fast paced, yet anthemic songs with a lot of sing-along potential and can best be described as another Thrash Metal classic in the vein of "Persistence Of Time"!!
It is their first album of original material since 2003's “We've Come For You All”, and the first album since 1990's “Persistence Of Time” to feature vocalist Joey Belladonna.
The album was delayed due to issues with the departure of vocalist Dan Nelson from the band, and the re-joining of John Bush who ultimately decided not to commit to the album. The album's creation went through a lengthy process, with work beginning as early as November 2008. The band would eventually reunite with vocalist Joey Belladonna, whom the band finished recording with on April 2011.
The record debuted in the United States at No. 12 on The Billboard 200 chart, their highest chart position since 1993's “Sound of White Noise”. Album sold 28000 copies in the United States in its first week of release. As of September 2012, “Worship Music” has sold 100000 copies in the US.
Metal Thrashing Mad!!!
Double 140 g Black Vinyl in gatefold cover. 45 RPM.
Nuclear Blast GmbH, 2011/2015 (NB 2166-1). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:

Side A
1. Worship 1:41
2. Earth On Hell 3:11
3. The Devil You Know 4:46
4. Fight 'em 'til You Can't 5:48
Side B
1. I'm Alive 5:37
2. Hymn 1 0:38 (not marked at backcover)
3. In The End 6:48
4. The Giant 3:47
Running time: 32:16 min.

Side C
1. Hymn 2 0:44 (not marked at backcover)
2. Judas Priest 6:24
3. Crawl 5:29
Side D
1. The Constant 5:01
2. Revolution Screams 6:08
Bonus Track:
3. New Noise (Refused cover song) 4:46
Running time: 28:32 min.

Total playing time: 60:48 min.

The first Box Set by legendary American Thrash Metal band.
4CD set includes fourth early albums released by Island Records: "Spreading The Disease" (1985), "Among The Living" (1987), "State Of Euphoria" (1988) and "Persistence Of Time" (1990).
A real gem for every Anthrax fan and collector!
Island Records Ltd./Universal Music Catalogue, 2013 (3737009). Made in the EU.


Tracklist:

CD 1: "Spreading The Disease" (1985)
1. A.I.R. 5:45
2. Lone Justice 4:37
3. Madhouse 4:19
4. S.S.C. / Stand Or Fall 4:08
5. The Enemy 5:25
6. Aftershock 4:28
7. Armed And Dangerous 5:43
8. Medusa 4:44
9. Gung-Ho 4:35
Running time: 43:44 min.

CD 2: "Among The Living" (1987)
1. Among The Living 5:16
2. Caught In A Mosh 5:00
3. I Am The Law 5:53
4. Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.) 4:55
5. A Skeleton In The Closet 5:29
6. Indians 5:41
7. One World 5:55
8. A.D.I. / Horror Of It All 7:49
9. Imitation Of Life 4:23
Bonus Tracks:
10. Indians [Alternate Lead] 5:39
11. One World [Alternate Take] 5:55
12. Imitation Of Life [Alternate Take] 4:26
13. Bud E Luv Bomb And Satan's Lounge Band 2:45
14. I Am The Law [Live in Dallas] 6:03
15. I'm The Man [Instrumental] 3:05
Running time: 78:14 min.

CD 3: "State Of Euphoria" (1988)
1. Be All, End All 6:23
2. Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind 5:13
3. Make Me Laugh 5:41
4. Antisocial 4:25
5. Who Cares Wins 7:35
6. Now It's Dark 5:35
7. Schism 5:28
8. Misery Loves Company 5:41
9. 13 0:51
10. Finale 5:50
Bonus Tracks:
11. Friggin' In The Riggin' [B-Side of "Make Me Laugh"] 5:19
12. Antisocial [Live, B-Side of "Make Me Laugh"] 4:39
13. Antisocial [French Version, from "Penikufesin"] 4:26
14. Parasite [from "Penikufesin"] 3:16
15. Sects [from "Penikufesin"] 3:06
16. Pipeline [Instrumental from "Penikufesin"] 2:02
Running time: 75:30 min.

CD 4: "Persistence Of Time" (1990)
1. Time 6:55
2. Blood 7:14
3. Keep It In The Family 7:08
4. In My World 6:24
5. Gridlock 5:17
6. Intro To Reality 3:23
7. Belly Of The Beast 4:47
8. Got The Time 2:44
9. H8 Red 5:04
10. One Man Stands 5:38
11. Discharge 4:13
Bonus Tracks:
12. Protest And Survive [Japanese Bonus Track] 2:22
13. Who Put This Together [B-Side of "Got The Time"] 6:14
14. I'm The Man [Live, B-Side of "Got The Time"] 5:57
Running time: 73:20 min.

Total playing time: 270:48 min.

Re-release of the ninth full-length studio album and compilation album, in one set, by legendary American Thrash/Speed/Groove Metal band.

"We've Come For You All" was released on May 6, 2003 through Nuclear Blast in Europe and Sanctuary Records in North America. This was the first Anthrax record to feature Rob Caggiano on lead guitar and their final studio album with John Bush on vocals. The album was recorded over one year span at the BearTracks Recording Studio in Suffern, New York. The cover art was designed by comic book artist Alex Ross, while the production was handed by Scrap 60 Productions team. The Who vocalist Roger Daltrey and Pantera guitarist Dimebag Darrell made guest appearances on the album.
The album received positive reviews by contemporary music critics, with About.com crediting it for "getting the band back on track". Despite this, the album only reached number 122 on the Billboard 200, with first week sales of 10000 copies.
Re-edition of "We’ve Come For You All" also features two bonus tracks - an acoustic version of "Safe Home" and a cover of Ramones’ "We’re A Happy Family".

2004’s compilation “The Greater Of Two Evils” was made up of early fan favorites, recorded "live" in the studio over the course of two days. Covering their history from 1984-1990, "The Greater Of Two Evils" is made up of fourteen classic Anthrax songs the fans demanded by way of the thousands of votes from all over the world received on the band’s official website, anthrax.com. Based on those votes, the band entered Avatar studios in NYC one cold and snowy weekend and took a trip back in time to revisit songs from their formative releases "Fistful Of Metal" (1984), "Spreading The Disease" (1985), "Among The Living" (1987), "State Of Euphoria" (1988) and "Persistence Of Time" (1990). These classic tracks were re-recorded for the first time with John Bush on vocals!

Nuclear Blast Records, 2003/2004/2013/2018 (NB 2033-0). Made in Germany.


Tracklist:

CD 1 "We've Come For You All"
1. Contact 1:15
2. What Doesn’t Die 4:09
3. Superhero 4:03
4. Refuse To Be Denied 3:20
5. Safe Home 5:10
6. Any Place But Here 5:49
7. Nobody Knows Anything 2:57
8. Strap It On 3:31
9. Black Dahlia 2:38
10. Cadillac Rock Box 3:41
11. Taking The Music Back 3:10
12. Crash 0:57
13. Think About An End 5:09
14. W.C.F.Y.A. 4:11
Bonus Tracks
15. Safe Home 5:54
16. We’re A Happy Family 5:07

CD 2 "The Greater Of Two Evils"
1. Deathrider 3:04
2. Metal Thrashing Mad 2:47
3. Caught In A Mosh 5:27
4. A.I.R. 6:21
5. Among The Living 5:52
6. Keep It In The Family 7:24
7. Indians 6:38
8. Madhouse 4:26
9. Panic 3:34
10. I Am The Law 6:03
11. Belly Of The Beast 5:41
12. N.F.L. 5:57
13. All End All 6:28
14. Gung-Ho 3:32