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Fun fact - This song is a cover version. It was written by the french band Trust and released 8 years prior to this recording. Thx for looking into Anthrax - one of my all time favorites!
Trust had a song on the early 80s animated cult classic movie Heavy Metal called Prefabricated. Also, I believe Iron Maiden drummer Nicko McBrain used to play with Trust.
@@thomasbianchino3116 Clive Burr too. In fact Trust and Iron Maiden switched drummers in 1983
I had no idea Trust was French. Weren't they on the Heavy Metal soundtrack??
Anthrax did a version sang in French...
I know they are French because, there are no other French metal/rock bands? Apart from Gojira. Ouch, for the Français.🤭
I really dig Anthrax's cover of The Bends.
Charlie Benante is a criminally underrated drummer.
He’s a criminally underrated guitarist and song writer, don’t think he’s underrated as drummer, people know how incredibly he is on drums but the avg listener has no idea Charlie writes pretty much everything.
Charlie is Anthrax.
Heels down!
He´s my favourite drummer of all time. And yes, he wrote the music for Anthrax and Scott made all the lyrics.
I love that you pointed out the bass. Frank Bello is so underrated
You’ve gotta listen to Caught in a Mosh!! The bass will blow your mind! One of my absolute favorites.
Originally performed by French band Trust on the 1980 album Répression. !
Time and Belly of the Beast are good ones. 👍
Definitely need to do some older Anthrax. Lone Justice, Among the Living, I am the Law. Got the Time, I’m the Man. They had some good stuff when John Bush replaced Joey Belladonna as well.
Someone below suggested In The End. That is a recent track and that album is without a doubt one of their best. That song was about the death of Dimebag if I am not mistaken.
“I’m the walkin’ dude!”
Got the Time was also a cover. Of course, London is another great cover from Airheads.
Yes, you will hear more of the bass than in the others of the Big 4.
After Cliff, Frankie was the man
Anthrax were forerunners in the "New York Hardcore" which was really a punk/thrash fusion - they deserve to be 1 of the big 4! The sound branched off into other genres and encompass a TON of music in the 80's, but the Anthrax thrash with the punk attitude really was some of the best music of the day and it has stood the test of time. Their latest album has some bangers on it. I heard my first Anthrax song in summer 84 - metal thrashing mad - will never forget it.
You should hear some of their newer stuff.....Monster At The End, Blood Angel Wings, Breathing Lightning. These guys just keep getting better.
Great songs, also Suzerain from For All Kings
Check out Black Lodge by Anthrax. It's way different than any of their other music but it's hauntingly beautiful in my opinion. Amazing song.
You are so right. Though it's worth mentioning that it's a different singer.
@@MeesterSteefy yeah they seem to cycle through singers quite often over the years.
@@warwithin7 they have had 3singers total...just saying...
@@nikjohnson9944 they've actually had 5 or 6 I believe and Joey has had 3 stints and Bush has had 2. I could be wrong about the total number but I don't think so.
Not all recorded an album with them I guess so I think it's 4 different on the albums.
Anthrax had a bunch of great songs. Take the time to watch the videos or even some of the home videos they did. They really showcases how much fun they had live. The music is thrashy and fast, but they were just 5 goofballs having the time of their lives.
You are right as far as punk influence. You should check out the earlier project of Scott and Charlie Stormtroopers Of Death or S.O.D. (85).
Great fusion of punk and hardcore. If you ever caught the original Headbangers Ball, they were the intro music. The intro with trains and planes crashing 🤘🤘
SOD was great but there are def some problematic tunes on that for 2022 lol
@@mikegarcia5651 truth
@@mikegarcia5651 not really. That was the point, to offend people stupid enough to take the lyrics seriously.
@@LudusAurea amen brother!! Stormtroopers of Death is a certified metal classic!! Bigger than the Devil is pretty f@$kin tasty too!! 🤘🤘
Anthrax Rules!!! Thank You !!!!! Loved youre reactions and explanations!! Many Thanks!!
Fun fact about Danny Spitz, the lead guitarist: he's also a trained luxury watchmaker, with both Swiss and American certifications.
He's a damn genius! He also built his own amp when he was in the band. What a guy!
love this version!! one of the better covers done. also, Anthrax was rushed into the studio and then back on tour. the “State of Euphoria” album is an absolute classic, but the band *HATES* it due to feeling it was rushed and incomplete. Geebz, I recommend digging into this album a bit more. “Make Me Laugh” is one of my all time favorite songs from Anthrax.
I got into Anthrax kind of late, and this is my second favorite Anthrax album, Persistence being my first.
@@darknotered7425 agreed. I got into them around the same time, late 87ish…so PoT and SoE are my favorite 2 also. plus the “I’m the Man” EP was a cassette I listen to constantly. lmao
This is an awesome cover. This was originally done by a French band called Trust! Love this
Some of Anthrax’s recent stuff is really good. I especially like “Breathing Lightning” and “Blood Eagle Wings”
They were the first I found in the 4 big ones. They did mix things like punk with their metal, but it's like they moved up to their 1990 "Persistence of Time" with longer songs (like Master of Puppets have) with more changes. I saw them in 88' at a place called The Castle
This is a great cover song
Seen them do this live back in 88-89 maybe
Awesome show!!
Awwwright!!🤙
Check out Indians off the Among the Living album!
Anthrax is a very good band and his song is amazing, i love it !
I am a big fan from you and your channel ! Greatings from germany ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
Anthrax is crazy underrated and their cover songs like this one are excellent, the version in French as well. Their Sabbath Bloody Sabbath cover I absolutely love it and I wish they would have kept going at the end and covered Sweet Leaf. I think their influence in the industry went farther than a lot of people give them credit for, given the existence of S.O.D, United Forces, and Municipal Waste and maybe crossover thrash in general.
Anthrax is my favorite. I wish they would get more credit
Love Anthrax saw them during the Clash of Titans tour in the early 90's then again this passed spring for their 40th anniversary tour!! Awesome show and awesome band!!!!
I saw Anthrax on the tour supporting this album. It was a triple bill, with Celtic Frost and Exodus opening. My neck hurt for days.
Could you please react to something from HUM? Stars is their biggest hit, and a good place to start. 🤙🏼
This song is a Cover from a French Band. They translate the words and they did an awesome job with this cover. I discovered Anthrax with this song, and love it imediatly
I lost my first mobile phone trying to record this song live. Everything was cool at the beginning but as soon as the rhythm kicked in I was suddenly caught in a mosh (pun intended hehe) and my phone flew into the air and the oblivion
This concert was awesome! Saw them and Ozzy at the San Diego sports arena in 88 with my then girlfriend, now wife.
I'm a huge Anthrax fan have been for 35 years. This is indeed a cover, may I suggest In The End if you're doing more Anthrax. Charlie is the best drummer of the big 4 and it's not even close. Hearing the bass is one of the things that seperate Anthrax from the other thrash bands well that and Joey singing.
Can't wait for more Anthrax
Agree, In the End is a massive track, a favorite of mine in the current Joey era. Also awesome on Worship Music album are Earth on Hell and Judas Priest.
@@badmotorbreath5206 Yep, Anthrax classics is with Joe and Dan, luckily Joe still active with the band.
@@peluchingamarra3127 Real Anthrax is Charlie Frankie Joey Danny and Scott!!
@@creamysauce7966 YES! ABSOLUTELY! 👍
Since this was a cover, I would recommend Intro to reality/Belly of the Beast from their Persistence of Time album for your next Anthrax song. Intro to reality is a cool instrumental (great bass parts) that leads directly into Belly of the Beast (a really great Anthrax song about the Holocaust). Any song of Spreading the Disease is also recommended (A.I.R or Lone Justice) and their newer stuff is also epic ( try Breathing Lightning from For All Kings)
Ironic, I always got the impression it was against Communism. Especially from the video. The Cold War was just ending then, and the video showcases the Berlin Wall
Anthrax is one of my favorite metal bands since I heard the classic album "Among the Living". Go for the title track or "Caught in a Mosh" from that album. It is a high mark for thrash music.
More Anthrax?Hell Yearh!^^
Give a listen to the rest of the album mate, you definitely won't regret.
Great COVER song from a great album! Their last two records, WORSHIP MUSIC and FOR ALL KINGS, are Fucking Amazing!!!!!!
This is a cover of the french band "Trust". The original song is famous here but i didn't know this good cover!
80's?
W.A.S.P. !!
Another "old" band worth listening to is Fates Warning. You really should check out "At Fates Hands"
PS: As for Anthrax "In my World" "Medusa" "Black Lodge" "Metal Trashing Mad" come to mind.
Let's not forget I Am the Law and Belly of the Beast, and Keep it in the Family.
@@jima6545 YAH! :D
I love this song, but it would be fun if you did one of Anthrax's original songs.
Maybe Caught in a mosh or Among the living?
Much love from Sweden, love your videos!
persistence of time!
intro to reality!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He would love the bass riff on Caught in a Mosh! I like I am the law and Belly of the Beast.
@@BlackMarketHoney OH MYYY!
In The End, Breathing Lightning, Be All End All, Finale, or Among the Living, to name a few...
Two of their better more recent songs are "For All Kings" and "In the End". Shows the bands maturity and power.
Blood Eagle Wings is quite a brutally epic song out of the new ones
Worship music is a fantastic fucking album 🤘🏼🤘🏼
"Medusa", "Gung Ho", or "Indians".... my three fave Anthrax tracks in no particular order
EDIT: Also, yes, Anthrax in general is much closer to the punk influences on thrash, while Metallica and Megadeth filtered that punk energy through Motorhead which straddled that line between more traditional metal and punk. If you wanna check out more punk check out "Holiday in Cambodia," ""Kill the Poor," or "Let's Lynch the Landlord" by the Dead Kennedys, or "Blitzkrieg Bop," "I Wanna Be Sedated," or "I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend" by the Ramones, or, finally, "White Trash (2nd Generation)," "You," or "21st Century (Digital Boy)" by Bad Religion. There are so many more great punk bands, like the Misfits and Black Flag that also left their marks on the early thrash founders, but these are some of my faves, and cover both the political, personal, and philosophical concepts that form the "standard" (lol) punk ideology.
Get Thrashed is a great documentary that got me into thrash metal. They talk about the influence of punk that made thrash metal a unique blend of metal and punk.
Anthrax - Indians is a fantastic song too. I see all the comments for Among the Living, I am the Law, and Caught in a Mosh, all awesome songs.
Please react to Death - Flesh and the Power it Holds
best song you could have done in 2022!!!!!
Got the Time next!
4:55 "oh, by the way, the BASS" That Sir, is Scott Ian (and his beard)!!
"I wasn't really ... present" thinking back ... yeah ... yeah checks out *g*
Any serious 'Thrax fan will have seen the many recent short RUclips videos they uploaded celebrating 40 yrs. They speak about all albums in order, how they came to be etc with loads of input from other famous rockers. A must watch for any fan. It makes you understand their 40 yr journey.
As for songs: Madhouse, Caught In a Mosh, Indians, NFL, Got The Time, Metal Thrashing Mad (the song that invented the term "thrash" (The song was reviewed in Kerrang magazine and the first time thrash was used to describe this type of music)). Up to that point bands like Metallica were calling themselves 'power metal'. So we got 'Thrax to thank for the term thrash (not who started making thrash first, that's different). Also, for purest of thrash, drummer Charlie Benante and Guitarist Scott Ian formed a crossover band called Stormtroopers of Death (S.O.D). The album 'Speak English or Die' is a crossover tongue-in_cheek parody type band but theres some amazing hardcore punk/thrash songs on it. Should check out 2 songs (which are played together) March of The SOD & Sgt D and The SOD. First 2 tracks on the album. Anyway, cheers, Keep rockin' 🤘🏻
Thanks, Geebz! That made my Monday morning. More Anthrax recommendations: Caught in a Mosh, Devil You Know, Intro to Reality/Belly of the Beast, Parasite (Kiss Cover)... I could go on and on.
Hey Geebs, this is a cover of a song from the French punk band Trust. So definitely the punk vibe
Saw anthrax play with iron maiden back in the day. Awesome show!
Happy New Year Geebz!...Scott Ian (rhythm guitar) and Charlie Benante (drums & also main riff writer) are as much influenced from KISS, Sabbath and Maiden as the Sex Pistols, Fear, Agnostic Front...not to mention big rap fans too...Anthrax celebrated their 40 year anniversary last year, so you can tell they were pretty much influenced of that whole punk , hardcore, and rap scenes that were growing in the NY area. in the late 70s -early 80s....Scott & Charlie also helped develop the crossover hardcore punk/metal genre with their off project Stormtroopers Of Death in the mid 80s...lot of stuff cover with this guys, you could check Armed & Dangerous, The Enemy, Belly Of The Beast....cheers from Peru!
I got to see this tour (headbangers ball tour '89) with Exodus and Helloween. Effing phenomenal.
Saw anthrax when that album came out. They opened for ozzy. Between that song and I'm the man it was crazy good.
SLAAAAYEEREERRR... oh and Anthrax!
The guitarist Scott Ian is in a lot of groups. He's currently in in Mr. Bungle with Dave Lombardo (drummer from Slayer) and the original members Mike Patton, Trevor and Trey. You should check out "Sudden Death" off their most recent album.
Anthrax - Madhouse is my recommendation.
I have to admit I kept being distracted by the shark staring straight into the camera like that 😁😁😁
Yes, circle to SLAYER!! Angel of death, disciple, or seasons in the abyss. My top 3🤘🤘
Sweet! Moshing it up back in the day!
Thank you Geebz
An original song of theirs to check out for sure is Caught In a Mosh. Wait until you hear the bass on that one lol.
Anthraxxx 🤘! *Happy 2022, Geebz* 😁! (It is 9 January 2022 as I write this.)
The original from France performed by Trust in 1979
Friends of mine in college had a KILLER cover band, and they did this one! Oddly enough, it always filled the dance floor! Good memories.
Rock/Metal has come a long way lol
Happy New year mate🤟 can’t wait for your 2022 videos...I will be watching Aloha
Since you mentioned Pantera, you should know that Dimebag Darrell played lead guitar on several Anthrax tracks! Also agree w many of the folks in the comments that John Bush was their best singer and Sound of White Noise their overall best album. Then again it's the one I grew up with. However, I'd recommend the song Taking the Music Back (w Roger Daltry from the Who) off of We've Come for You All.
I got to see this tour. Where i saw them (Boston), they opened for Iron Maiden. Was a great show and I've always been a huge fan of both. ON A DIFFERENT NOTE, have you checked out Twelve Foot Ninja? Haven't noticed a video by you, that covers them. Maybe start with One Hand Killing or a bit newer could be Start The Fire. You may enjoy. Not to mention, GREAT videos. Anyway, love your channel and hope you have a great 2022! Peace!
Geebz, you gotta do their cover of Got the Time, is straight up your alley!
Hi Geebz, you have to listen to the original version from a french band called Trust, damn good cover song by Anthrax, I love what you do on your chanel, keep up the good work, it's always a pleasure litening to you, 🤟all the best in 2022 🤘
It’s that New York Hardcore sound.
Saw them 88 Wellington NZ
GOT THE TIME
I'm the Man and Indians are the two tracks that jump into my head right of the bat as far as more Anthrax tracks to check out. But TBH they have an amazing catalog of stuff from the eighties.
Cheers and welcome to 2022!!
#Anthrax 🤟🏻
Anthrax does seem to throw in more major voicings and resolutions than most metal. #Funner lol
Got The Time was my introduction to them and it's still my favorite. When that comes on while I'm driving I have to be very careful.
Apparently they used to record (or practice?) near me in upstate NY.
It may have been Anthrax which inoculated me against Abercrombie... The two singers have such different sounds. This is Joey Beladonna and the next is John Bush from Armored Saint (Think starting in 92?) on the Sound of White Noise album, which has a very definitive 1990's thing going on without them trying to go into grunge on that popularity wave. First release off that was "Only," and it's crazy melodic for how heavy it is
Did you know Overkill as well? Love East Coast metal. I'm from PA coal region.
@@jima6545 Hell yes, but not incredibly well, I was 12 in 90 so my music was coming from Headbangers Ball and Z-Rock til I began buying random cds at maybe 14 - It's because of things like that I ended up a giant fan of Pixies, who also loves shit like Sacred Reich - Surf Nicaragua lmao
@@jima6545 This back and forth just reminded me of Faster Pussycat on the West coast. Holy crap, and Jetboy lmao - Guess I need to go listen to Stomp it Down to the Bricks
@@NotBenCoultry they were cool. Sacred Reich The American Way was an excellent album. Nuclear Assault was great, and still relevant lyrics sadly. Do yourself a favor and check out Mindfunk. A super group that was under a lot of people's radar.
@@jima6545 I definitely will, that name isn't setting off *any memories so it's time to get digging
got the time!!!!
You should try a song of theirs called "In The End". Tribute to Ronnie James Dio and Dimebag Darryl. It's an amazing tribute complete with bells. Yep....Bells and a killer beat drop. A real head banger.
You should try the original french version by the band trust. The song is very similar but with significant differences. They were one of the first french metal bands and indeed they took a lot of influence from British punk music. And they were indeed very political, a staple of union strikes and demonstrations in the 80's.
Oh,yeah ! Please,please,please do just about any song off of Among the Living.But if can do title track,1:30 into it....mind blowing...And Belly of the Beast,Got the Time ,off later album Persistence of Time,all good....Plus hands down,my fav pit band,so awesome live,hella cool,righteous dudes too.Saw them and Primus more times than I saw anyone else,definitely favorites to see live especially.Enjoy,and thanks again.
Anthrax recommendations- I Am The Law or Caught In A Mosh (Greater of 2 Evils Live session), Only, Invisible or 1000 Points of Hate (Sound of White Noise). Please stick with John Bush (singer) albums.
Caught In A Mosh!
This is a cover, isn't it?
The album insert credits Norbert Krief and Bernie Bonvoisin for this song.
They recorded a french Version, I think it is on Penikufecin
don't know them very much but yeah! killer track!
Converge - A Single Tear
Thank you for getting to Anthrax! While this is a great song, since it’s a cover, it’s not really the best on that album, and not an Anthrax song. FYI Anthrax, Metallica, Megadeth… are all Thrash. The Thrash genre is like a mix of punk and metal. You will hear punk influence in those bands original songs if you listen for it. Also, Anthrax is one of those bands you can’t pin down sometimes. They have experimented incorporating different genres into Thrash, so a deep dive is necessary to understand them and their sound. Pretty important band. Thanks again
Back in the day Metallica was heavy metal, Megadeth speed metal, slayer death metal, and Anthrax was thrash metal. Today, thrash is a generic term
@@jima6545 Metallica’s 1st three albums, and especially their 1st was most definitely thrash and thrash has always been a mix of hard fast punk and metal.
@@sixwingsfire just applying the labels they used in the 80's in my area. Metal is metal in my opinion, and usually only use those terms when trying to describe a band to someone who hasn't heard a band.
@@jima6545 the 80s was my era too 😆, and the bands mentioned were the pioneers of Thrash Metal and were referred to as such. ☺️ I feel like we probably agree on more than we sound like here. The problem is too many genres! Thrash metal, speed metal, death metal, are all metal sub-genres that overflow into each other. Heavy metal, is the main genre that came from rock and blues. The New Wave of British Metal did away with the blues aspect. Metallica was heavily influenced by those bands. Thrash has a pretty distinctive sound, but it wasn’t Metallica’s only contribution. The other bands mentioned also pioneered other sub-genres. Like you pointed out, Slayer was thrash but also considered the starting point of Death metal. None of the genres could be considered generic terms tho… because someone doesn’t understand the terms or uses them wrong doesn’t mean they’re no longer valid. Peace ✌️
Do a punk week, That would be Rad! Start with The Vandals "behind the music", They are also Rad
Great song but not everybody knows that this is a cover from the French band:Trust!! They translated the lyrics but it still works! Nice to hear some old school bands, try Sepultura!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Well this was one of the few covers Anthrax did into albums. From this album i think Now it´s dark or Who cares wins would´ve been more of the staly for this reckord.
GEEBZ!! Aloha and Happy New Year, sir.
As far as I can remember Anthrax - I'm The Man was the first attempt at rap/rock ..other then the Aerosmith/Run DMC - Walk this way mash-up and the fact that the Beastie Boys were Punk before transitioning to rap...Anthrax seemed to be the first to put both styles in one song that was written by them and it was terribly awesome!!! I would still vote for Testament as #4 in the Big 4 but they have some good stuff. BTW Loved your live video yesterday. Keep up the awesome work Geebz! ...still holding out hope that I'm in that long ass list of songs you are "circling back" to.......Jason Richardson and Luke Holland - Ho's Down . I'm still here ! Awwwright!
Bring the Noise is The song you're referring to, I'm the man is a good song also but the Public Enemy and Anthrax song is Bring the Noise it's off attack of the killer bees album which I'm the man is also on and you are correct it is a rap song shoot for that matter maybe it was the song you were referring to I don't know🤘🤔
@@zachchristensen1104 no I was thinking of I'm the man. I know about the collaboration with Public Enemy. that was a different situation.
Yeah I went back and listened to it and I was like nah he's totally talkin about I'm the man thank you for correcting me the man knows what he's talking about
@@zachchristensen1104 I had the single that had I believe three different versions of I'm the man one was called the def ill uncensored version.. and if I remember correctly it also had a live version of caught in a marsh. But it's also fuzzy because it was back in the cassette tape days. LOL
Oh and Attack of the Killer B's had a remix of I'm the man... 91 remix.. It wasn't as good as the first on tho.. Man now I want to listen to it again... It's been many years. Ode to milk was my favorite back then. I wonder if Geebz is ready for MOD! 😂
Awesome reaction as always. I've loved Anthrax since I heard Among the Living in the 80's.
How about a reaction of THY ART IS MURDER ? Excellent Australian death core band.
Love the good ol thrash !!! Keep up the good work on the new year. 👍🏻
ELDER compendium. Is a must.
Do some Melvins for the early sludge pioneers
The JESUS LIZARD. For best bass tone. ( my pick anyway) in my bass tone journey of life. Hahaha
Awwlright always still here
The original version of antisocial is made by a french hardrock group and i quote TRUST !!! TRUST are a legend in France and antisocial a véritable movement in France
Woods of Ypres - Travelling Alone
A proper metal journey is not complete without Annihilator, I strongly recommend the blackest day, live at monsters of rock , I think you will be blown away 😀
🤘🏼JEFF WATERS IS THE KING🤘🏼
Awesome! Try....
Caught in a Mosh (great bass riff)
I am the Law
Into into Reality/Belly of the Beast.
All the best, Rich in Sweden.
Only shallow - my bloody valentine.
'Caught in a mosh' surely.
Wilderun-the unimaginal zero summer
this song encompasses the essence of great song structure, fusion of genres and tug of emotions.
Not sure if u still do requests from the comment section but it would be epic to hear your anaylsis on this...im willing to join patreon to get this song reacted to . (the song is that amazing!)
What a great band, seen them 4/5 times and every time they put me in a right good mood. I feel we are spoilt with anthrax given they had two different front men and sounded very different with each.
Best album for me with belladonna would be among the living (Indians, caught in the mosh or I am the law.)
Best album with bush would be sound of white noise - potters field, only.