Recent content by Total_Annihilation

Gotta give a mention to Defiance. One of the more under-rated thrash bands of all time!

My 2 cents...I miss Bush....But... For starters, I grew up during the Bush years. Sound Of White Noise was my first heavy metal album I ever heard, so I was always a bit biased towards the Bush era of Anthrax (and yes I am in the "minority" of those who believe that all the Bush-era albums...

lol @ Mike Smith's drumming being called sloppy, inaccurate, etc... My answer for heaviest album ever (or at least the heaviest I recall ever hearing).... Death - Human

It IS metal. You not liking the album (or some others continuous bashing of the record and that era) doesn't change its genre one bit...Opinions, people...We all have em, yours is no better than mine or the next person's so get over yourself please...Thanks... Anyways, my personal favorite is...

My username is a tribute to Annihilator. I got into them in 2006 and they've been my favorite band ever since. I've used "Total_Annihilation" as my username on almost every message board I've signed up on since then because even outside of Annihilator tributes, I've really come to like it as a...

I think it's funny that I've seen some of you complain that despite lower album sales, Anthrax was better than bands like Megadeth and Metallica who outsold them by far, yet you use the fact that the Belladonna records outsold the Bush records to justify that anyone who likes the Bush records is...

Fistful Of Metal 12 Spreading The Disease 16 Among The Living 10 State Of Euphoria 10 Persistence Of Time 10 Sound Of White Noise 10 Stomp 442 10 Volume 8 4+2 = 6 We've Come For You All 8-2 = 6

Dude, its all a matter of opinion in the end. But my take is that most of the Bush era stuff was better musically for a few reasons: 1) Mainly, the band's songwriting had progressed to a point where the songs did not have to be ultra-techincal from a guitar/bass/drum standpoint in order to...

lol, that would be sweet! :D

I like ATL, but Puppets was a game changer for thrash metal. With Puppets, Metallica raised the bar for musicianship, technicality, and tight performance to a height that was never achieved before then. In some respects, I believe that ATL attempted to follow that, because Anthrax's songs became...

Descendent, horns up to you. I'm glad to see you've kept on kicking when many would have let that condition keep them down completely. I know it's none of my business and that I'm just another person out there on the internet, but I just wanted to give you a quick shout out man...:rock:

Out of context.

I got a better question...WHO CARES??? It's just a color, get over it!!!

Maybe a simple remixing is all it needs. Bring the volumes up some and then change where the guitar, bass, drums, and vox sit in the mix. I'd start with bringing the guitars higher up in the mix and then maybe trying to tweak Charlie's kick drum a little higher in the mix. I'd say Frankie's bass...

Tough call for me. It's mostly a split between SOWN, Vol. 8, and TGOTE. I went w/ Vol. 8 though. Something about that album had a huge impact on my personal life as well as my love for playing guitar.