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Recently Scott and Charlie did a PPV chat for thier nine remaining fans.

heres the text


CharlieB says to (19:13):
This is how it all went down, are you all ready to
read this? maybe Scott and I can just type and
eberyone just read. OKAY??
CharlieB says to (19:14):
I had this idea to do a special anniversary tour, JOHN
and JOEY
SCOTTIAN says to (19:14):
Yes
CharlieB says to (19:14):
I thought it would be an amazing thing for everyone to
see
SCOTTIAN says to (19:14):
I concur.
CharlieB says to (19:14):
JOhn decided that he didn't want to be a part of it
SCOTTIAN says to (19:15):
Understandable.
CharlieB says to (19:15):
he felt he would be overshadowed by Joey coming back
SCOTTIAN says to (19:15):
He felt he didn't need to take a back seat to the
reunion with Joey excitement
SCOTTIAN says to (19:15):
I was BOLN
CharlieB says to (19:15):
we all understood
SCOTTIAN says to (19:16):
Inside joke
CharlieB says to (19:16):
well, now with John not into it we all felt that we
could go and do some shows
SCOTTIAN says to (19:16):
Sabbath
SCOTTIAN says to (19:16):
Oops, you're still back 20 months ago
CharlieB says to (19:17):
I knew this was going to be hard for John and believe
me, it was hard for us as well, WE LOVE JOHN
SCOTTIAN says to (19:17):
His life was already changing with the birth of
Jezebel
CharlieB says to (19:17):
John has always been one of us, from day one
CharlieB says to (19:17):
maybe Scott can continue
SCOTTIAN says to (19:17):
Once we left to do the reunion, we were on a different
path
SCOTTIAN says to (19:1Cool:
No matter how hard we tried to keep him in the mix, it
was strange
SCOTTIAN says to (19:1Cool:
Like cheating on your wife
CharlieB says to (19:1Cool:
it was really hard seeing these reunion bashers and
all
CharlieB says to (19:19):
I tried staying in touch with John but I could tell he
was hurt and didn't want any part of it
SCOTTIAN says to (19:19):
Once things started to happen for us on the tour it
bacame apparent that people were excited, business was
good etc.
CharlieB says to (19:19):
but I always knew in my mind that some day we would
get back and do another record
SCOTTIAN says to (19:19):
The touring got this band out of a huge financial
hole.
SCOTTIAN says to (19:19):
John included.
CharlieB says to (19:19):
ditto
CharlieB says to (19:20):
I remember reading the thing that ROB Caggiano said
about us, that really gutted me
SCOTTIAN says to (19:20):
We were working and he was home and we took care of
all his debt as well
SCOTTIAN says to (19:21):
Rob knew where we were business wise and he took a
cheap shot
SCOTTIAN says to (19:21):
It's water under the bridge now
CharlieB says to (19:21):
for the most part, the reunion tour was good. There
were ups and downs but we would see the excitement on
the faces and it kinda got good to us as well
SCOTTIAN says to (19:22):
Anyway, the tour worked on many different levels. I
really believe we became a great band again. Granted,
we were only playing the old stuff, but it really
gelled
SCOTTIAN says to (19:22):
At some point we all decided to go forward with Joey.
SCOTTIAN says to (19:23):
Why not? It seemed like the right thing to do.
CharlieB says to (19:23):
ditto
CharlieB says to (19:23):
now here's where it's going to get weird
SCOTTIAN says to (19:23):
After the Zombie tour I believe we had the first
conversations with him about making a record
SCOTTIAN says to (19:24):
Even though during that tour Joey was already acting
like he didn't want to be there
SCOTTIAN says to (19:24):
He didn't want to got to Japan and I had to talk him
into it
CharlieB says to (19:24):
Joey is a very nice person but he has demons, as we
all do in some way or another
SCOTTIAN says to (19:24):
I don't know why he changed so drastically
SCOTTIAN says to (19:25):
I though moving forward and making a record was all he
wanted to do but once we started trying to communicate
with hi it all fell apart.
CharlieB says to (19:25):
I spent hours on the phone with him , when it got to
hour 3 I wanted to jump into the phone and strangel
him
SCOTTIAN says to (19:26):
Long story short, we were offered the Sabbath (with
Dio) dates back in December. We were so excited
SCOTTIAN says to (19:26):
We figured this would really make Joey happy because
he loves Dio
SCOTTIAN says to (19:26):
Go ahead Charlie
CharlieB says to (19:27):
but Joey felt he couldn't continue unless he had some
info
SCOTTIAN says to (19:27):
We couldn't believe he wouldn't do the Sabbath dates
CharlieB says to (19:2Cool:
it all comes down to dollars and cents with him
CharlieB says to (19:2Cool:
THAT'S THE FUCKING TRUTH
SCOTTIAN says to (19:2Cool:
And he was and would've gotten an equal piece of
everything
CharlieB says to (19:2Cool:
EVERYTHING
CharlieB says to (19:29):
I hate when I read that SCOTT and CHARLIE did this or
SCOTT and CHARLIE did that
CharlieB says to (19:29):
Fucking bullshit
SCOTTIAN says to (19:29):
He thinks he has been cheated even after his own
business managertold him that everything was right
with the books
CharlieB says to (19:29):
Children can't run things, it takes leaders
SCOTTIAN says to (19:29):
After hearing that 10 times I took it as a personal
offense
SCOTTIAN says to (19:30):
I tried to talk to him and he wouldn't answer my
attempts
CharlieB says to (19:30):
I told him that he'd be letting down alot of
people....didn't make a difference
SCOTTIAN says to (19:30):
You don't accuse someone of stealing and then
disappear
CharlieB says to (19:30):
this is the truth
SCOTTIAN says to (19:31):
We tried. We bent over backwards and all we got was a
bunch of vague non sensical answers
CharlieB says to (19:31):
like that interview he did that appeared on
Blabbermouth
CharlieB says to (19:31):
I don't want to slag him, I don't want to start that
CharlieB says to (19:32):
I guess I'm just really dissapointed in him
SCOTTIAN says to (19:33):
It's a simple question; do you want to make a record?
Yes or no? All we got back was that he felt cheated.
After we were offered the Sabbath thing again a few
weeks ago we tried one more time. He still wouldn't
talk to us. That was it. I wished him luck in
SCOTTIAN says to (19:33):
life and told him I hope he realizes what he's giving
up.
CharlieB says to (19:34):
Joey has a good heart, I think his issues just get in
the way of his decisions
SCOTTIAN says to (19:34):
Joey is 45 years old. Grow up and be a man. take
responsibility for your life.
SCOTTIAN says to (19:35):
It's sad that it ended the way it did but it was out
of our hands
SCOTTIAN says to (19:35):
End of story.
CharlieB says to (19:35):
basically
SCOTTIAN says to (19:35):
Moving forward....
CharlieB says to (19:35):
exactly
CharlieB says to (19:35):
we're not fighting
CharlieB says to (19:36):
we're going to start writing a record
SCOTTIAN says to (19:36):
No, Joey disagreed. That's it, no more Joey questions.
SCOTTIAN says to (19:36):
Go tell Joey at his solo dates.
CharlieB says to (19:36):
this record could be an ANTHRAX record or it could be
something else
 
I like how Scott and Charlie keep repeating "its the truth"--driving the point home, wheres Frank or Dan during this? BUt at the end of the day who cares, it was what it was and will never be again
 
And a look from Joeys point of view.


BLABBERMOUTH.NET spoke to singer Joey Belladonna on Wednesday, January 31 about his departure from ANTHRAX and his future plans. A transcript of the chat follows:

Q: Scott Ian [ANTHRAX guitarist] said in his statement that was released on January 24 that ANTHRAX was offered a direct-support slot on a major tour and that you decided that you did not want to move forward. He also said that they tried to make it work, but that it just could not work out. He also mentioned that "the problems that were there could not be fixed no matter how hard we tried and in the end Joey made the decision." So he basically said that in the end, it was your decision to leave the band and that they wanted to carry on. In Charlie's [Benante, ANTHRAX drummer] statement (issued on January 31), he says, "I tried so hard to make things work and put in hours and hours or phone calls or as I'd like to call it 'therapy.' Certain people have 'issues,' had 'em in the '80s/'90s and still have them to this day. I think it's true that some people are best at what they do worst..." Basically, they both pretty much make it appear as if you were the one that kind of put an end to this reunion whereas I think everybody was sort of expecting this lineup to go ahead and do a new record and try to continue. Is it fair to say that you were the one that made the decision to put an end to this? Did you quit ANTHRAX?

Joey Belladonna: "Dude, all I know is that they wrote a letter and I got a call. Whether they wanna believe we had an opportunity to continue or not, they just wrote the letter and that's all. I don't care what they say at this point. You have to remember — it's their band, it's their call. They make the call. I don't care how they wanna phrase it. It's been like that since day one. And if it doesn't go their way, then that's the way they make the decisions, you know."

Q: When you say you got a letter…

Joey Belladonna: "That letter I'm talking about — that one [from Scott Ian that was posted] on Blabbermouth. I didn't even know anything was done officially at that point until I saw that. That's when I assumed, 'OK, now we're completely done.' If I can backtrack, really, we went longer than I thought we were gonna go, as far as the reunion. I thought it was just gonna be… you know, we're gonna do what we could do and I figured that they wanted to resume with their band. Everybody wanted to do baby steps, kind of thing, when you first start, when you're doing that stuff. No one came in and said, 'Alright, how long are we gonna do this, 'cause I've gotta know, because I've gotta make plans or I'm not gonna be able to do this unless I know for sure.' It's like dating somebody — 'I've gotta know if you're gonna be with me forever.' It wasn't like that — nobody knew what was going on. God, just before these letters came out, I read something that Charlie, in one of the magazines [referring to a Metal Edge interview that was published in August 2006 — Ed.], was saying, 'I miss John [Bush, former ANTHRAX vocalist],' and how he wanted to play with him [again], and I'm like, 'God, what the hell are they talking about?' You get all kinds of stuff. It's just nice to have an effort when you can work together about things. It's not like we were confirming anything in particular — we fulfilled as much as we could, and we went a lot longer than anybody thought we would, I think, maybe. Again, I didn't know if they were opening up a new door to be a brand new band — no one really went into it with that; we just wanted to go out and do a great job and play as a band, and if something [more had] happened, it would have been great."

Q: So what is Scott referring to when he says, "The problems that were there could not be fixed no matter how hard we tried?"

Joey Belladonna: "I have no idea what problems he's talking about. I mean, hell, their problems could be other problems. My problems could be problems that aren't problems. I don't know…"

Q: Were there issues with songwriting input [for the new material that the band was working on]?

Joey Belladonna: "We didn't even get there. I didn't even go there. I wasn't even really officially talking to these guys at all [about writing a new record] during that time. The only time you heard something about [new] songs, it was like, 'Yeah, it would be great to do a record.' Or, 'We'll come out with a record.' Of course, they'll come out with a record. ANTHRAX is a band, regardless of if there's two other guys or three other guys, they're gonna come out with a record. Like they're doing right now. It's like, 'If you're not in, then he'll be in. And 'If he's not in, he'll be in.' Look back for just a second, if you think about it… Where's Danny [Spitz, guitar] in all this stuff? I mean, forget about me…"

Q: Yeah, actually, I wanted to ask you about that as well…

Joey Belladonna: "Well, that's a mystery. Where is he? What's going on with him? Forget about me. Let's look at him first. 'Cause he is part of that reunion. So what happened? It all fell apart…? Or there's problems…? It's like… When you're a band, you've got all kinds of things you have to make sure that are in your place and in your favor, and [you have to consider] your needs, too. And if it's all about other things, you have to work them out."

Q: When Charlie says, "I tried so hard to make things work and put in hours and hours or phone calls or as I'd like to call it 'therapy,'" what is he talking about?

Joey Belladonna: "I don't know what he's talking about."

Q: Have you guys spent hours and hours on the phone trying to work things out?

Joey Belladonna: "I haven't. I mean, he's talked with me, he's talked with my wife, he's talked with everybody. I mean, that's just part of being in a band anyhow. We don't nearly talk that much, believe me. I mean, there's not that much talk. I mean, if I talk with you and you wanna talk about things, but if it doesn't go your way… well, if it doesn't go a certain way, that means you just… that's it? I mean, c'mon… You always work through things if you have to — if you can. I don't get into airing all kinds of shit out, I'm not gonna get into all that crap — I just don't do it; I never have and I never will. I mean, if you wanna look back, I never harbored any old shit; I don't really care about all that. I mean, if you wanna get into that, there's a lot of stuff that wasn't in my favor long ago, but you think I cared when I got back with those guys? It's got nothing to do with that, really, at all."

Q: I'm just puzzled as to exactly what the issue was. 'Cause it just seems very odd that they would…

Joey Belladonna: [interrupting] "You'll never know. And if you do know, it'll be one-sided, so…"

Q: Is there anything you can think of that might have been an issue? Has anything been brought up to you that you guys needed to work on before this could go ahead? 'Cause Scott's saying that there was a tour offered…

Joey Belladonna: [interrupting] "There [were] tours offered all the time. Look, we've done a bunch of tours. We were done doing the [ROB] ZOMBIE thing before October, before we went to Japan, and we weren't offered pretty much anything. At that point I thought we might have been on a hiatus — I didn't know what was going on until the Japan show came in. I mean, whether you get a show or not, we're trying to… You wanna make sure you know what the hell you're doing before… You don't just do things all the time. And that's all we did — just jump on, and jump on, and jump on. You have to evaluate things a little bit, too, when you're doing stuff. You just don't… People knock on your door and say, 'Come on, our car is running. Let's go.' You've gotta think about what you're doing all the time. When it's not your band, you need to know a lot. You need to know what you're doing. You just don't do it blindfolded."

Q: When was the last time that you actually had a conversation with Charlie or Scott about your status in the band?

Joey Belladonna: "I only talked with Charlie and I talked with him maybe… I don't know, maybe a month ago…? Two months? A month and a half ago."

Q: And when you last spoke with Charlie, was it basically, "That's it, we're done," or was that not even raised at that point?

Joey Belladonna: "We didn't really know. There were just things we were trying to figure out what we could do and how we could things. You don't know things overnight. It's not like it's cut and dried. I suppose if you were together… Remember, I was with those guys for eight, nine, ten years, and I was out for 13, so here I am coming back in, and it's just… you wanna know… People would say, 'Why'd you go into it in the first place?' And I go, 'Why not? What did you think, I wouldn't do it? Certainly I'd do it.' I think I did quite well with them. Everything went well. So I can't complain."

Q: So you're saying there was never any discussion about you actually getting in there and writing, or helping to write, material for the new record?

Joey Belladonna: "He [Charlie] brought it up on that one phone call, but it's not like we sat around and [I was] assured that I would be doing a record. I mean, there was hypotheticals that we'd possibly do a record. But who's to say that I would even be there when they were doing it? We don't know. We never really got into all that kind of stuff really deeply. I mean, there's no way possible… I don't know what would happen. I had no recollection of any kind of scenario to paint for you for that. I mean, they were at the beginning stages [of the writing process] as it is."

Q: So when Scott says that you decided that you did not want to move forward, is that not true?

Joey Belladonna: "Scott wrote that — you never heard it from my mouth that I didn't wanna move forward. I was doing other things. I mean, if he says I didn't wanna move forward, I guess I'm not moving forward. They can say whatever they want."

Q: These solo gigs that you are doing right now, I know some of them were booked a few weeks ago…

Joey Belladonna: "I get 'em whenever. Like, they called me tonight with a gig. I just get calls. Sometimes you don't get a gig because you're still waiting on another one so you wanna put 'em together so you can drive from one to the other. Like I said, I was done for a while, and I wanted to do something. I mean, I sat around for so long."

Q: So you were planning on doing solo gigs even while you were still in ANTHRAX?

Joey Belladonna: "Not necessarily, no. I just felt like there was gonna be an opportunity for me to play, so I just got the itch to do it. I had fun doing it. God, I've been doing it since I've been gone [from the band the first time]."

Q: Was that an issue with the other guys?

Joey Belladonna: "No, I don't think so. And if it was, I'm sorry about that, but that's…"

Q: [interrupting] But they never raised that with you, as far as doing solo gigs while you were a member of ANTHRAX?

Joey Belladonna: "No. I mean, c'mon. I don't tell people that they can't do clinics, I don't tell people that they can't do radio shows or TV shows… I mean, nobody's telling anybody what to do there… I mean, that's not an issue."

Q: So if it were up to you right now, you would be doing a new ANTHRAX record with these guys and you would try and make it work?

Joey Belladonna: "If everything was kosher in all aspects? If everything was lined up, you're saying?"

Q: Yes.

Joey Belladonna: "Well, yeah, I would think so."

Q: When you say "if everything was lined up," is there anything in particular you are referring to?

Joey Belladonna: "You've gotta have everything in a row. If somebody says you're gonna go somewhere and do something, you've gotta know what you're doing. You've gotta know and you wanna know for sure what's going on. Like they said, they wanted to go in steps, [and] the steps have to be right. Again, it's not my band, I don't really call the shots. So I can't begin to dictate what's gonna happen. And in order for you to dictate what's going on, you have to listen and you have to understand what's going on to decide what you're gonna do. I think after the third time you deserve all the right to figure those things out. I don't know about you, if you do things, if you just go there and just show up and assume."

Q: No, but the reason I think this is kind of confusing is basically you guys had a certain way of working back in the late '80s, early '90s, and then 13 years later, you guys came back together and I'm assuming that the way that these guys went about certain things pretty much has stayed the same — people don't really change all that much once they're kind of set in their ways. So I'm assuming that everybody kind of knew what they were getting into and that once you got back together, you would sort of pick up where you left off.

Joey Belladonna: "I think we did in some portions, but I think when people move on, they get older, they grow wiser and smarter and they have different ways. I mean, anybody is doing things exactly the same. 'Cause they've had another band, too. I'm sure they ran their other thing a little bit different. They probably had different scenarios per person."

Q: Yeah, it was a different dynamic, different person involved.

Joey Belladonna: "There's no way to be… It's not gonna be the same. If anything, everybody's gonna be a little more cautious of how they run… Hell, if you wanna watch the DVD [that was released of the reunion], you'll see that everybody's like, 'Well, we'll see what happens. We don't know. I wanna make sure… this and that.' If you watch it closely, you'll see that some people are a little hesistant at first."

Q: Were there any demands that you made in terms of what you needed in order to proceed that these guys would not satisfy that you think might have led to them calling this thing off?

Joey Belladonna: "I don't make any demands. I'm not into that. I'm not sitting around dictating anything."

Q: So you cannot think of anything — anything that you might have done that might have caused these guys to basically assume that you did not want to move forward?

Joey Belladonna: "I'm sure if it isn't in their favor, they're gonna move. And I don't really care to figure that out."

Q: Was it a financial issue?

Joey Belladonna: "No. Financial? I mean, c'mon. People, when they go 'financial,' just think for a minute. Read about this huge tour that I'm supposed to be doing. Wouldn't anybody just get in and go for that? I mean, that's a good sign of not about financial [issues], that's for damn sure. It's nothing to do with that. And I don't even know what that is and if that was even really, quote, positively true, or if it was… See, I don't know that stuff. So, no, it's not financial. It's just everything. You just need to know what you're doing. I mean, you need to be in control… to be in control of what you're doing."

Q: You mentioned Danny's name earlier? Have you spoken to him at all?

Joey Belladonna: "I've talked to him before, yeah…"

Q: But I mean in the last week or so since this news first broke?

Joey Belladonna: "Yeah, he called me. He was surprised. He found out through the Internet, somebody said that it was over. 'Surprise, surprise,' I said to him. And then we just started talking about other things. What do you do? You just sit there and go, 'Wow. That was interesting.'"

Q: Both of you guys [you and Danny] found out through the Internet [that the reunion was over]? When Scott put out a statement, that was the first you guys heard of this?

Joey Belladonna: "Yeah, I had a friend of mine call me. He said, 'Did you read that thing on Blabbermouth? Scott said it's over.' I was like, 'Wow! Really? Where'd you see that?' And of course, I'm not online that much — I don't really go on the computer at all."

Q: So that was the first you heard of you no longer being part of this?

Joey Belladonna: "Yeah. I mean, officially — right out, straight out…"

Q: And Danny expressed to you that he was equally surprised [to hear about this]?

Joey Belladonna: "He just… I guess he was saying he would have liked to… I don't really wanna speak for him. He just happened to call and said, 'I see something online. What's going on?' I said, 'I don't know, man. Maybe we oughta find out.' [Laughs]"

Q: This all seems very, very strange.

Joey Belladonna: "Yes, it's a very strange thing. It'll always be a strange thing. It's hard enough. It's gonna remain confusing. I mean, if you wanna go way back, it's still confusing. I still, to this day, don't even know why we even had to come to this yet. We could have been… Of course, everybody's like, 'Well, we've gotta move on. Do something new. Get a new singer. Let's be different. Let's try something current.' Obviously when I got back in there, things were pretty decent. I mean, it's like you said, it's as if it wasn't any different, it was just as good as it was long ago, and here we are, and you really have to have that middle piece that took place that changed everything that we used to do — everything. Nothing against what they did — great, you tried it — bet you know, man, hey, we had something that was really pretty good. But I guess that's part of being in a group that likes to experiment."

Q: I just think it's very odd. I think a lot of people were looking forward to at least seeing this lineup record a new album.

Joey Belladonna: "But that's tough to hang that over my head or anybody's head." It goes on:

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This whole thing really fuckin stinks. Not only is Anthrax deteriorating, but all hopes for an S.O.D. reunion are pretty much shot as well. I remember Billy saying that Scott and Charlie would probably want to do an S.O.D. reunion at some point and that he would basically give them the finger. I mean, if Scott and Charlie are so financially aware..then why are they seemingly burning all their bridges? The whole Anthrax S.O.D. thing was set up perfectly from my standpoint (as a fan), and it seemed as though they would be able to release Anthras material as well as new S.O.D. material through the coming years if everyone involved wanted to....but with all the backstabbing going on, that doesn't even seem real anymore. How sad. Billy, your right. Your always right. I hope fences are mended at some point in the future, cause I really want more Anthrax...and I really..REALLY want more S.O.D.
 
I will never do SOD ever again, Not once, Never-ever. I wouldn't even do a re union for a benefit, or to honor a lost friend. That is saying alot if you know me. I am always there for everyone, Even was there for Scott when we did the first SOD reunion. Which by the way- Charlie ruined. I had to see him and his concubine everyday on the road. It was pathetic.
But I am putting SOD away forever. If you saw it awesome. If you didn't you never will. On a positive note the new MOD is awesome..
At least I am happy when I do MOD.
 
Buzzard said:
I will never do SOD ever again, Not once, Never-ever. I wouldn't even do a re union for a benefit, or to honor a lost friend. That is saying alot if you know me. I am always there for everyone, Even was there for Scott when we did the first SOD reunion. Which by the way- Charlie ruined. I had to see him and his concubine everyday on the road. It was pathetic.
But I am putting SOD away forever. If you saw it awesome. If you didn't you never will. On a positive note the new MOD is awesome..
At least I am happy when I do MOD.
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Well, I know you, and that is saying a lot. I'd much rather see you happy with MOD. I would never wish an SOD reunion on you old friend...ha!
 
Buzzard said:
I will never do SOD ever again, Not once, Never-ever. I wouldn't even do a re union for a benefit, or to honor a lost friend. That is saying alot if you know me. I am always there for everyone, Even was there for Scott when we did the first SOD reunion. Which by the way- Charlie ruined. I had to see him and his concubine everyday on the road. It was pathetic.
But I am putting SOD away forever. If you saw it awesome. If you didn't you never will. On a positive note the new MOD is awesome..
At least I am happy when I do MOD.
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Good to hear.

I feel fortunate to have seen you guys at the only Texas Metal Fest that was supposed to become annual,:lol: but that whole weekend was a clusterfuck...
 
That's all right, anyway. SOD was just a project, as Billy already explained it. Fortunately, recorded songs can be played over and over, so ya want some SOD? Put a tape in the player and turn it the FUCK on!

I'm due to receive "Kill Yourself, the Movie" from Blockbastards any week now, they're so slow. I trust it's good entertainment?

Jurched
 
Buzzard said:
I will never do SOD ever again, Not once, Never-ever. I wouldn't even do a re union for a benefit, or to honor a lost friend. That is saying alot if you know me. I am always there for everyone, Even was there for Scott when we did the first SOD reunion. Which by the way- Charlie ruined. I had to see him and his concubine everyday on the road. It was pathetic.
But I am putting SOD away forever. If you saw it awesome. If you didn't you never will. On a positive note the new MOD is awesome..
At least I am happy when I do MOD.
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I really like your honesty man, the main reason I read & learn from your forum,
Reality, what people hide or don't want to say.

Can't wait to hear some new MOD, thanks Billy :kickass:
 
Is there anyway we can do an Anthrax and any related material ban on this board? I'm so fucking sick of anything to do with that washed up over-rated band. There's a lot of cool new metal music...who cares about some mediocre, run of the mill thrash band from a million years ago. Oh, and Joey Belladonna could never sing worth shit...always flat...his voice was all over the place. There was never anything special going on there.

There...go ahead...trash me as much and as hard as you like, but again, can't Anthrax just go away. Seems all they do is talk about reunions and touring and new material like someone still gives a shit. Pack it in already...go on VH1, sell a piece of shit guitar pedal(like any guitarist worth his weight would want that crappy, raspy, buzz saw noise). 'Nuf said.
 
schenkadere said:
Is there anyway we can do an Anthrax and any related material ban on this board? I'm so fucking sick of anything to do with that washed up over-rated band. There's a lot of cool new metal music...who cares about some mediocre, run of the mill thrash band from a million years ago. Oh, and Joey Belladonna could never sing worth shit...always flat...his voice was all over the place. There was never anything special going on there.

There...go ahead...trash me as much and as hard as you like, but again, can't Anthrax just go away. Seems all they do is talk about reunions and touring and new material like someone still gives a shit. Pack it in already...go on VH1, sell a piece of shit guitar pedal(like any guitarist worth his weight would want that crappy, raspy, buzz saw noise). 'Nuf said.
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Indeed!!
 
schenkadere said:
Is there anyway we can do an Anthrax and any related material ban on this board? I'm so fucking sick of anything to do with that washed up over-rated band. There's a lot of cool new metal music...who cares about some mediocre, run of the mill thrash band from a million years ago. Oh, and Joey Belladonna could never sing worth shit...always flat...his voice was all over the place. There was never anything special going on there.

There...go ahead...trash me as much and as hard as you like, but again, can't Anthrax just go away. Seems all they do is talk about reunions and touring and new material like someone still gives a shit. Pack it in already...go on VH1, sell a piece of shit guitar pedal(like any guitarist worth his weight would want that crappy, raspy, buzz saw noise). 'Nuf said.
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Yet, you occasionaly post on the Thrax forum:err:
 
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