My annual review of what I’ve most enjoyed listening to during the last 12 months, and my albums of the year.
My albums of 2016
Tag: Anthrax
My albums of 2011
I didn’t think that I’d acquired many new albums in 2011, but I’ve just checked and my collection grew by 21 items (singles, EPs and albums), which was more than last year.
Here are my highlights, and unlike last year I’m starting with my favourite and working backwards.
Day 9: A song that you can dance to #30dsc
30 day challenge day 9: A song that you can dance to
Anthrax—Indians
Now, this category is a challenge to me. A song that you can dance to. Where do I place the emphasis?
- A song that you can dance to.
- A song that you can dance to.
- A song that you can dance to.
- A song that you can dance to.
This was the first song that came to mind—after whatever piece of Scottish, accordion music that I danced the Dashing White Sergeant to in a Scottish Country Dancing competition in Kelso when I was in primary 3—because
- One line of the lyrics has Joey Belladonna shouting “WAR DANCE!”
- I’ve done that war dance in the audience of an Anthrax gig.
I think that just about covers all four emphases above.
Next…!
Anthrax – Caught in a Mosh
Spotted on the HMV website: thrash metal giants Anthrax have a new live album coming out next week (Monday 7 January 2008): Caught in a Mosh, subtitled “BBC Live in Concert”. Track-listing is as follows:
Disc 1
Live at Hammersmith Odeon, London, 15 February 1987
- A.I.R.
- Metal Thrashing Mad
- Panic
- Enemy
- I Am The Law
- Madhouse
- Howling Furies
- Medusa
- Armed And Dangerous
- Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
- God Save The Queen
- Gung Ho
Disc 2
Live at Monsters of Rock (Castle Donington) Festival, England, 22 August 1987
- Among The Living
- Caught In A Mosh
- Madhouse
- I Am The Law
- Medusa
- Indians
- God Save The Queen
- A.I.R.
- I’m The Man
Other Anthrax news is that they’ve announced their new singer: Dan Nelson, a relatively unknown singer from New York. Read the press release.