Sludgehead said:
If you're trying to say AC/DC weren't an influence on Anthrax, you are on crack.
Anthrax To Open For Motorhead In Us Confirmed
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If you're trying to say AC/DC weren't an influence on Anthrax, you are on crack.
TD said:
That's what I'm saying, and no I'm not on crack. AC/DC isn't even metal, just hard rock imho. Motorhead, on the other hand, gave a lot of thrash bands something to build on. Aside from having a capital "A" in their name, I don't see any relation between Anthrax and AC/DC.
jdelpi
Imported Killer
Ok, so Scott, Charlie, Frank and Paul Crook appearing on the AC/DC tribute with Dee Snider (playing "Walk All Over You" ) doesn't mean AC/DC influenced Anthrax?Sludgehead said:
How about Charlie posting on anthrax.com how awesome AC/DC was when he saw them live?
How about Anthrax covering "Big Balls" live back in the 80s?
How about Anthrax covering "Whole Lotta Rosie" in Australia in 1990?
How about Charlie talking about how much he loves Phil Rudd?
If that is not influence, then I don't know what is.
Thank You Justin!
SludgeHead - you are on CRACK.
Oh yeah - listen to the song "Piss and Vinegar" if that isn't AC/DC sounding I don't know what is.
SludgeHead - you are on CRACK.
Oh yeah - listen to the song "Piss and Vinegar" if that isn't AC/DC sounding I don't know what is.
mrthrax
riffer madness
TD said:
couldnt agree more
on there lastest album the influence is there,just check out safe home.
Mille
New Metal Member
-----------Anthrax will begin a European tour in March and a U.S. tour in May with Motorhead.----------
that can`t be right....or?
that can`t be right....or?
johnnieCzech
Your favourite Czech
TD said:
Safe Home might be even better example (the opening riff I mean). I red some interview with Scott in a guitar magazine, years ago. He said he had been deeply influenced by the Young brothers.
jdelpi
Imported Killer
Electronicoil
Member
Sludgehead said:
I have no problem with Anthrax opening for Motorhead. In terms of popularity, there's no question Motorhead is the bigger draw.
Actually, I'm way excited! This will be an excellent bill!
aztattooedsean
crazed tattooed metalhead
bring on Motorhead and anthrax with openers to arizona and you won't see me complain :Smokin:
I would love to see ac/dc with anthrax whenever ac/dc puts out a new cd.
I would love to see anthrax headline bringing out shadows fall or anyother killer new acts.
I just want to see Anthrax ripping it up and hopefully putting out a live cd 
:Smokin: I would love to see ac/dc with anthrax whenever ac/dc puts out a new cd.
I would love to see anthrax headline bringing out shadows fall or anyother killer new acts.
I just want to see Anthrax ripping it up and hopefully putting out a live cd
mrthrax
riffer madness
just to pour more water on the fire scott has said many times that he pretty much took in the rythm that malcom young did over the fancy playing of angus.
Electronicoil
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KY_Fried442
extra crispy
I have a hard time believing that AC/DC's prime was between 77 & 81. I know "Back in Black" was after 81 and I'm almost positive that was the height of their popularity. I'm 27 and I remember AC/DC being extremely popular all through my school years but I don't remember anything about Motorhead. I'm not trying to diss Motorhead or anything but I'm just saying they never were nearly as popular as AC/DC.
I'm 25 and I never remember Motorhead being popular. Not dissing them or anything. I live in DC and I can't ever recall a time when AC/DC wasn't in every single popular rock, hardrock/metal, or classic rock radio station's play list. "Come on Come on"
dutchy
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