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They put a bunch of anniversary shirts for SOWN, Vol. 8, and WCFYA on the merch page.

Did anyone else buy the Sound Of White Noise tour shirt from Anthrax.com? It pictures the slightly more streamlined John Bush era logo on the front and on the bottom at the back on the website, but the one I got in the mail has the taller Belladonna era logo on both sides. Kinda strange. Doesn't...

John and Charlie actually played "Only" and "Room For One More" together onstage at a Metal Allegiance concert back in August in San Fransisco.

I'd travel to see this, personally.

Anyone here ever get the version with the DVD? I'm curious what's on it!

Deen Castronovo also played on Ozzy's Ozzmosis album.

Where are you guys seeing a special edition with a DVD? Every link I found is just a regular CD or vinyl?

Honestly, it's probably my least favorite Bush era album. I just don't think all of the songs are very memorable. Yeah, Volume 8 is all over the place as far as genres and cohesiveness, but I rank Volume 8 above it. But the production on Stomp is untouched since, I agree. SOWN and WCFYA are my...

I agree. They've always been my favorite band and it wasn't right without Ellefson. But James was headbanging and was all over the stage on the Endgame tour, it definitely gave the stage some movement that it usually lacks with Megadeth.

I saw them live with Lomenzo on the Endgame tour, and I saw them live several times since Ellefson came back, and honestly, they were better sounding live with Lomenzo. He had better tone, it all sounded fuller, he had better stage presence, and better backing vocals. Ellefson is the original...

They played New Noise with John Bush too, in Australia in early 2010.

I remember around the time WCFYA came out, there was a video on the internet of Anthrax playing Safe Home acoustically. I'm not sure if it was the same version as on the European edition of the album, but it definitely wasn't the Last Call with Carson Daly performance, they were sitting on a...

I also think that Joey killed on the new record - and this is coming from someone who has never really been a fan of his vocals. It's the best he ever sounded. However, I'd love to hear the Nelson versions, I bet it probably really rocked, regardless. Which one would be better? We never know...

Hey Milt, I probably know but for the life of me, I can't think of it - what's an "mc"? Nevermind...music cassette?

Finally? It was pressed on vinyl when it came out in 2003. I've had it for years.