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Anthrology: No Hit Wonders (1985-1991) (Parental Advisory),Anthrax

- Anthrology: No Hit Wonders (1985-1991) (Parental Advisory)
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Released 2005

I'm The Man (Def Uncensored Version)
03:02
9,759 plays

Caught In A Mosh
04:59
8,083 plays

Antisocial
04:25
7,082 plays

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- 1
- A.I.R.
- 05:45
- 6,565 plays

- 2
- Lone Justice
- 04:37
- 5,362 plays

- 3
- Madhouse
- 04:19
- 11,718 plays

- 4
- The Enemy
- 05:23
- 5,250 plays

- 5
- Armed And Dangerous
- 05:43
- 4,802 plays

- 6
- Medusa
- 04:44
- 5,922 plays

- 7
- Gung-Ho
- 04:40
- 4,878 plays

- 8
- Among The Living
- 05:16
- 5,429 plays

- 9
- Caught In A Mosh
- 04:59
- 8,083 plays

- 10
- I Am The Law
- 05:56
- 5,843 plays

- 11
- Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.)
- 04:54
- 5,149 plays

- 12
- A Skeleton In The Closet
- 05:32
- 4,453 plays

- 13
- Indians
- 05:40
- 5,466 plays

- 14
- Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (2005 Edit)
- 05:33
- 5,884 plays

- 15
- I'm The Man (Def Uncensored Version)
- 03:02
- 9,759 plays

- 16
- Be All, End All
- 06:22
- 5,233 plays

- 17
- Make Me Laugh
- 05:41
- 3,665 plays

- 18
- Antisocial
- 04:25
- 7,082 plays

- 19
- Who Cares Wins
- 07:36
- 3,683 plays

- 20
- Now It's Dark
- 05:36
- 3,713 plays

- 21
- Finale
- 05:49
- 4,047 plays

- 22
- Time
- 06:54
- 3,871 plays

- 23
- Keep It In The Family
- 07:07
- 3,964 plays

- 24
- In My World
- 06:23
- 3,656 plays

- 25
- Intro To Reality
- 03:24
- 3,581 plays

- 26
- Belly Of The Beast
- 04:46
- 4,823 plays

- 27
- Got The Time
- 02:44
- 5,463 plays

- 28
- Discharge
- 04:11
- 3,752 plays

- 29
- Bring Tha Noize
- 03:31
- 10,152 plays

- 30
- Antisocial (French Version)
- 04:27
- 4,017 plays

album review

Obviously, Anthrax's Anthrology: No Hit Wonders 1985-1991 isn't comprehensive. It draws exclusively from the Joey Belladonna era and ignores John Bush, not to mention Dan Lilker, meaning it's flawed like the five other band retrospectives out there. Still, the lineup of Belladonna, Ian, Benante, Bello, and Spitz marks the creative zenith when Anthrax helped mold thrash/speed metal and willed rap-rock into its frustrated existence. ("Bring the Noise" birthed Limp Bizkit, but you can't blame Anthrax and Public Enemy for that.) Anthrology is released in conjunction with a reunion of that lineup, as well as a series of live dates and the obligatory live album/DVD chronicle. The two-disc, 30-song set is fully remastered and includes a considerable amount of material from each of four records Anthrax released during the era. It's kicked off with 1985's Spreading the Disease -- "A.I.R.," "Lone Justice," "Madhouse," "Enemy," "Armed and Dangerous," "Medusa," and "Gung Ho." Then it's the classic Among the Living material, from the title track and "Caught in a Mosh" to the Judge Dredd tribute "I Am the Law" and the righteous "Indians." Disc one ends with the uncensored version of rap-metal progenitor "I'm the Man," still hilarious and pretty damn bold after all these years. Anthrology's second disc includes two versions of State of Euphoria's "Antisocial" -- in English and French -- as well as "Make Me Laugh" and "Be All, End All." Persistence of Time is represented by "Time," "Belly of the Beast," "Keep It in the Family," and Anthrax's frenzied, elastic Joe Jackson cover, "Got the Time," among a few others. The set culminates in the PE collaboration "Bring the Noise," the influential song that first appeared on Attack of the Killer B's in 1991, when Fred Durst was still a tattoo artist in Jacksonville, FL. ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide