PERSISTENCE OF TIME have a great songs "keep in the family", "time", "got the time" "in my world" "blood" but I feel worship music a little better tham POT and more solid
Worship music leaked
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PERSISTENCE OF TIME have a great songs "keep in the family", "time", "got the time" "in my world" "blood" but I feel worship music a little better tham POT and more solid
Constant has the sickest opening riff but unfortunately the song doesnt quite live up to the expectations set by that opening riff
Same feeling. My wife just surprised me this morning telling me that she d'loaded the album from somewhere and left the whole thing for me on her computer before leaving to work. But... I think I'm gonna wait and buy the proper package in a store...
Plus, I suspect that she was just trying to save 15 bucks for the family budget. Can you believe it? Saving on the new Anthrax album! Infamita!!!...
scooterville
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I'm happy with the album overall. I'm not going to waist my time with details since they only matter to me and no one else.
scooterville
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That went out the window for me! I couldn't help it and listened to it. :Spin:
I pre-ordered it already so I don't feel bad.
motorpsycho
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THEBALDGUYFROMBLACKLODGEVIDEO said:
I spent over a hundred bucks on Anthrax this week between ordering the album, the shirt and beer stein, as well as other shirts. No concert tix, because there is no Cleveland show.
Not to mention I'm broke because I just bought my first house, so I don't feel bad downloading a week early.
thraxx
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Thrashard
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it looks like i'm the only one here that likes 'The Constant', imo it's one of the better tunes on the album, i like the tempo-changes, it has groove and speed, been listening to the album every day this week and i'm getting more and more into it, still not a big fan of TDYK and 'Vampyres', i'm not so in love yet with 'In The End' like others on the board, the rhythm of the song is pretty similar to 'Judas Priest', at this point i like 'Priest' more than 'End', the record is pretty solid, imo def. better than 'Stomp', 'Vol.8' & WCFYA but not as good as SOWN & previous so it's the best record that Anthrax has put out in 16 years, the good thing about the album is that there are no songs that i find unlistenable, it's all decent at least while i found many songs on the previous 3 recs. to be unlistenable. WM is a big step forward in songwriting for the band.
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The Constant has parts that remind me of Nickelback or Creed or some nonsense like that. Same goes for Crawl.
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My thoughts exactly
Which is why I never understood why Joey was ever replaced but that's moot now. Hopefully, the band wont do anything bizarre like replace their front man with a fallout boy imitation singer because they want a "different sound"
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Hmmm...WM starts well....Worship/Hell On Earth package is perhaps the strongest song Joey has ever done. BUT HE STILL DOES NOT HAVE BALLS TO DO BUSH ERA MATERIAL.
I was familiar with next two tracks and they are OK...kinda easy listening pop metal, but OK.
I'm Alive is the first - somehow cheesy - filler...and actually all the songs till Revolution Screams are kinda well executed filling of CD space...
Overall WM grooves nicely, it has some great riffing and drumming, some good yet some silly soloing and then Belladonna that's everywhere. He is singing very well. His vocals are also very well recorded...and I must say that I like the whole production of this album. It is not as much a thrash metal album as I expected it to be, but despite slower - should I say more traditional metal songs - it sounds like Belladonna era Anthrax....Perhaps this record would have been big if I were 16...now it did nothing to me.
Sorry...
T
I was familiar with next two tracks and they are OK...kinda easy listening pop metal, but OK.
I'm Alive is the first - somehow cheesy - filler...and actually all the songs till Revolution Screams are kinda well executed filling of CD space...
Overall WM grooves nicely, it has some great riffing and drumming, some good yet some silly soloing and then Belladonna that's everywhere. He is singing very well. His vocals are also very well recorded...and I must say that I like the whole production of this album. It is not as much a thrash metal album as I expected it to be, but despite slower - should I say more traditional metal songs - it sounds like Belladonna era Anthrax....Perhaps this record would have been big if I were 16...now it did nothing to me.
Sorry...
T
scooterville
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Hmmm...WM starts well....Worship/Hell On Earth package is perhaps the strongest song Joey has ever done. BUT HE STILL DOES NOT HAVE BALLS TO DO BUSH ERA MATERIAL.
I was familiar with next two tracks and they are OK...kinda easy listening pop metal, but OK.
I'm Alive is the first - somehow cheesy - filler...and actually all the songs till Revolution Screams are kinda well executed filling of CD space...
Overall WM grooves nicely, it has some great riffing and drumming, some good yet some silly soloing and then Belladonna that's everywhere. He is singing very well. His vocals are also very well recorded...and I must say that I like the whole production of this album. It is not as much a thrash metal album as I expected it to be, but despite slower - should I say more traditional metal songs - it sounds like Belladonna era Anthrax....Perhaps this record would have been big if I were 16...now it did nothing to me.
Sorry...
T
Joey DOESN'T NEED to do Bush era material. They are two different people each having their own style.
scooterville
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...but for some weird reason he and the other people keep pretending that he could have sang those songs - if allowed back then...nowadays he does not dare to touch them...
T
I actually don't want Joey singing those songs and I didn't like when Bush sang pre SOWN stuff.
I think what they mean is that if Bush was never even in Anthrax that Joey could have continued on and made these albums still sound good with his style to it.
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If I remember correctly - and I always do - John Bush was asked to join 'cos Scott and Charlie were tired of Joey not contributing anything to POT - he just sang. They wanted someone who could write lyrics etc...plus of course they needed to replace bird with lion...
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...or they knew that the nineties were coming and people wouldn't listen to bands with tight leather trousers and mullets. Thank God.
scooterville
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If I remember correctly - and I always do - John Bush was asked to join 'cos Scott and Charlie were tired of Joey not contributing anything to POT - he just sang. They wanted someone who could write lyrics etc...plus of course they needed to replace bird with lion...
T
All that shit doesn't matter to me. I liked the Bush era. It was ok, but I'm glad Joey's back... for who knows how long. :Spin:
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