Anthrax Complete Discography: Everything You Need to Know About the Rockers' Music

Anthrax was formed in Queens, New York City, on July 18, 1981,[9] by guitarists Scott Ian and Dan Lilker, with Ian's friend Dave Weiss on drums. The band was named after the disease of the same name which Ian saw in a biology textbook, chosen because it sounded "sufficiently evil".[10] Lilker originally intended for Scott Setari to play bass in the band, during their early phases as a cover band.[11] Anthrax's initial lineup was completed by singer John Connelly, and bassist Paul Kahn. Kahn was briefly replaced by bassist Kenny Kushner before Lilker took over on bass. Future Hittman singer Dirk Kennedy replaced Connelly for a few months and the band brought in lead guitarist Greg Walls. Weiss was then replaced early on by drummer Greg D'Angelo, who was recommended to the band by Walls. Ian's younger brother Jason Rosenfeld had been a temporary vocalist until Ian's former schoolmate Neil Turbin joined the band in late August 1982. Turbin joined the band partly because of guitarist Walls, who Turbin later said was "the best guitarist Anthrax ever had".[12] The band recorded its first demo tape during this time.

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Despite hardships and legal entanglements over album rights, Anthrax continued. In 2001, Rob Caggiano joined the band on lead guitar. During the 2001 anthrax attacks in the United States the band changed its website, providing information about the disease after people began searching "anthrax.com" on internet search engines. Amid a potential PR nightmare, Anthrax issued a press release on October 10, 2001, joking that the band's name would be changed to "something more friendly, like 'Basket Full of Puppies'."[43] Anthrax dispelled any name-change rumors derived from the press release at the November 2001 New York Steel 9/11 benefit concert, when they took the stage in boiler suits with a different word on each one which ultimately read "We're not changing our name". Bello has stated they did so after receiving support from members of the NYPD and FDNY, who believed that changing the name of the band would send the wrong message. A picture of the band in the suits is on the inner tray card of We've Come for You All.[19]

Our Complete List Of Anthrax Albums And Songs presents the entire discography of Anthrax studio albums. This Anthrax discography also includes many of the most popular Anthrax live albums. All these intense metal Anthrax albums have been listed below in chronological order. We have also included all the major label compilation Anthrax releases. There has also been included all original release dates with each Anthrax studio and live album as well as all original album covers. Every Anthrax album listed below showcases the entire album track listing.

Lately I've been discovering a bit more music and also listening to some more "unknown" albums by bigger artists, including the John Bush albums of Anthrax's discography. And wow! Sound of White Noise and We've come For You All are great albums now that i've listened to them a few times. I may be less of a fan of Stomp, and Volume 8 is a bit in the middle, but they are great albums overall!

ANTHRAX and BLACK LABEL SOCIETY recently completed a 24-date tour, making stops in all new markets, with both bands playing headline sets. Joining ANTHRAX and BLACK LABEL SOCIETY as special guest on this run was EXODUS.

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