jdelpi said:The power of suggestion was pretty obvious by the tone of the question and knowing your history. If Billy Milano asked "is Charlie a little pussy?" QUOTE]
Is he? -Just kidding.
fah-q said:Well, you are what you eat!jdelpi said:The power of suggestion was pretty obvious by the tone of the question and knowing your history. If Billy Milano asked "is Charlie a little pussy?" QUOTE]
Is he? -Just kidding.
MikeyBong said:Ha!fah-q said:Well, you are what you eat!
I personally would rather see Anthrax call it a day.... but I don't think that was their only choice.ThraxEm said:no reuinion=no label=no money=no anthrax.
choices: do it or give up
what would you rather have seen happen? yeah it blows but it is what it is.
DarrellDethSDMF said:You seriously don't like anything recorded before POT? I'm just curious.
Yes.fah-q said:Wow, not since Steve Perry was fired from Journey have I seen such controversy.
All kidding aside. . . Can we really judge this until we hear some new material with Joey singing?
I was there too, great show, you should've stuck around. How can you judge the whole reunion on just 6 songs that early in the tour? I'm not trying to rag on ya, just wondering if you really gave it much of a chance.Dredd74 said:... I went and saw the first reunion show they did here in Chicago last year too, again giving it the benefit of the doubt, and I ended up leaving, as well as the people I was with, about 6 songs into it. It just wasn't the same. To me the fire was gone and I was watching a cheesey cover band...
MikeyBong said:I was there too, great show, you should've stuck around. How can you judge the whole reunion on just 6 songs that early in the tour? I'm not trying to rag on ya, just wondering if you really gave it much of a chance.
mrthrax said:very funny words from araya,put them up against anthrax live and we will see who kiscks whos ass,slayer arent much chop live,anthrax has one of the best live shows ever...
Dredd74 said:I don't know, Anthrax used to be pretty extreme live, but Slayer filled the Aragon Ballroom here in Chicago a month ago, and Anthrax still had tickets available for their show at the club in Mokena, IL. So Slayer seems to be doing something right.
mrthrax said:would u agree that slayer has always had a bloody good fanbase,they never have really wavered,there was never gonna be a dramatc diff with lombardo back,2 diff circumstances,imagine if slayer changed singers when they were huge?,cant really compare i suppose.
Dredd74 said:It just wasn't the same. To me the fire was gone and I was watching a cheesey cover band.
Dredd74 said:I'm not sure if this question is directed at me or not, but what the hell.
Yes, I dig old Anthrax albums. Back in the day I was a huge fan, saw them on the Among, SOE, and POT tours. My room was covered in nothing but Anthrax posters and pics. When they fired Joey I was pissed, this was my favorite band, but I gave it the benefit of the doubt and went and saw them open for Fight on the SOWN tour and John blew me away with his singing, especially on the old stuff. He added the power that those songs lacked vocally. I went and saw the first reunion show they did here in Chicago last year too, again giving it the benefit of the doubt, and I ended up leaving, as well as the people I was with, about 6 songs into it. It just wasn't the same. To me the fire was gone and I was watching a cheesey cover band. I wanted to like it, I was hoping I would've liked it. After being such a big fan back in the day I figured as crappy as I think this whole thing is, being the way they handled it and the timing and all, that it would bring back that old feeling and it would be one of the coolest things to see again. Instead it made me realize that those days in the 80's are gone. This version in my opinion cannot stand up with the bands of today, or the ones that are still going from back then, Slayer, Megadeth, etc. The singing is dated and the songs, as great as they are, seemed to take a whole helluva lot of steps backwards in terms of power that I think Bush brought to them. This band may not be the "thrash" band that they were in the 80's, but I think that's a great thing, who wants the same old shit on every album?? Over the years with Bush Anthrax grew musically and broadend their spectrum of music, they matured more as a band. I know Joey was in the band shorter than John, but with Bush singing there is nothing they can't do musically, with Joey it seems like he's vocally only one style and that's all you get, you can't get the aggression out of Belladonna's voice that you can from John's. Joey can hit higher notes than John, but if ya ask me that's all he can do better.
So, do I like any pre Bush albums, FUCK YEAH!!!! Do I like the reunion, FUCK NO!!! Bush, IN MY OPINION, is the only singer for Anthrax now.