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Anthrax Among The Living
Anthrax Among The Living
"I Am the Law" is a tribute to comic book hero Judge Dredd. The song's lyrics reference numerous characters, settings, and story elements from Dredd's
"I Am the Law" is a tribute to comic book hero Judge Dredd. The song's lyrics reference numerous characters, settings, and story elements from Dredd's fictional universe.
Producer and engineer Eddie Kramer explained how he accepted the work with Anthrax: "Their manager, Johnny Z, said to me, ‘I’ve got this band, Anthrax
Producer and engineer Eddie Kramer explained how he accepted the work with Anthrax: "Their manager, Johnny Z, said to me, ‘I’ve got this band, Anthrax. They like the sounds you get – would you like to work with them?’ That's what started it. We went to Florida and took over a small studio for about a month."
Anthrax at Sonisphere Festival 2010, using the artwork of Among the Living as backdrop.
Anthrax at Sonisphere Festival 2010, using the artwork of Among the Living as backdrop.
Anthrax performing at Wacken Open Air 2019
Anthrax performing at Wacken Open Air 2019
Scott Ian has played rhythm guitar on all of the band's recordings, and is the sole remaining founding member in the band.
Scott Ian has played rhythm guitar on all of the band's recordings, and is the sole remaining founding member in the band.
John Bush, who replaced Joey Belladonna, was the lead singer for Anthrax from 1992 to 2005, and again briefly during 2009–2010.
John Bush, who replaced Joey Belladonna, was the lead singer for Anthrax from 1992 to 2005, and again briefly during 2009–2010.
Anthrax during Wacken Open Air 2013
Anthrax during Wacken Open Air 2013