Is listed as a "former member" by the BNR metal pages.
Before you all scrag me, I know this is not "definitive" and perhaps they are not "in the know". True. I just think that most people, belive that Bush is done. Here is the quote from there site (http://www.bnrmetal.com/):
Talk amongst yourselves.....I wish Bush would give a statement and clear this up.
Before you all scrag me, I know this is not "definitive" and perhaps they are not "in the know". True. I just think that most people, belive that Bush is done. Here is the quote from there site (http://www.bnrmetal.com/):
[size=+3]Anthrax [/size][size=-1]Origin: New York, NY, USA
Genres: Thrash Metal
Status: Active
Official Web Site
Last Update: June 30, 2005
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As one of the so-called Big Four of 80's thrash metal (alongside Metallica, Slayer, and Megadeth), Anthrax enjoyed massive success in the 80's and still command a strong presence to this day. The group debuted with the raw, Metallica-ish Fistful Of Metal (the two bands being early signings to the Megaforce label), but it was the arrival of distinctive vocalist Joey Belladonna that coincided with the band taking off, with albums such as Spreading The Disease and Among The Living being bonafide thrash classics. By the end of the decade, however, relations between Belladonna and the other soured, resulting in his less-than-amicable departure. With new vocalist John Bush (ex-Armored Saint) in tow, Anthrax embarked on the second phase of their career. Despite good albums and Bush's unquestionable talent, Anthrax's popularity waned somewhat during the nineties, the band still holding on to their large fan base but not at the metal forefront as in years past.
Fast forward to 2005 and lo and behold, a reunion took place, with the Disease-era lineup back in place, Belladonna presumably working out his past differences with the band and former lead guitarist Dan Spitz also welcomed back. Perhaps perceived by some as a short-term gimmick, the rejuvenated Anthrax has been touring steadily and successfully, with possible recording plans for the future.Joey Belladonna vocals Dan Spitz guitars Scott Ian guitars [size=-1](see also Stormtroopers Of Death)[/size] Frank Bello bass [size=-1](see also Helmet)[/size] Charlie Benante drums [size=-1](see also Stormtroopers Of Death)[/size]
former members Neil Turbin vocals John Bush vocals [size=-1](see also Armored Saint)[/size] Rob Caggiano guitars Danny Lilker bass [size=-1](see also Brutal Truth, Holy Moses, Nuclear Assault, The Ravenous, Stormtroopers Of Death)[/size]
Talk amongst yourselves.....I wish Bush would give a statement and clear this up.
