Like Steve said, I did the discography. Brent did the front page for the discography, but I did all the inside stuff, using Brent's html and javascript methods. And I made the graphic on the "about" section with the childhood pics of Charlie and Scott, which Sandra (Charlie's then fiance, now wife) once told me she had used for her desktop background. I have worked a little on updating it but haven't uploaded it. Brent and I wrote the FAQ together. That needs updating.
I was gone for a while (like 1.5 years) as working on the website was like burning my hands. *giggles* I'm back now to bring it to a new level of heaviness.
Yeah, I am slowly but surely working on a band history. A slightly easier thing to do would be a quotes page, which I have started compiling. Maybe that can be my project this week. I have a little more free time now than I used to.
Andy Buchanan probably got to do all the pictures because, well, he fuckin' rules. Those are some badass photos in the extra CD-ROM part. I love having the live pics, because being into Anthrax is all about seeing them live. And that pic of the whole band on stage with the crowd behind them is probably the best picture of the band
EVER.
This one:
It looks better in the CD liner notes. It's very reminiscent of the pic in
Among the Living. If only the crowd had had Notman masks on...
Also, I don't think there was really a decision to NOT include the websites in the CD. More like, before there was a decision TO do it. If you look back at all those websites listed, most of them are gone now, and you don't want that in the CD years from now. Hell, the URL for my site in there was wrong when it came out. Netexp was nice enough to keep my link to the current site up for a while (probably more like an oversight) but it has been gone for a couple of years now. Anthrax.com is here to stay.
But, I don't mind paying extra 20$ to see John Bush on those videos and for those extra cool photos you've praised! 
