Dan Spitz

Lilker departed and was replaced by Frank Bello.

Joey Belladonna became a singer, and the lineup of Belladonna, Ian Bello, Charlie Benant, and Dan Spitz developed the sound most people still think of when they hear the name Anthrax.

Spreading the disease in 1985 established that version of the band, but 1987's Among, Among, Among, Among the Living was the breakthrough.

Songs such as Caught in a Mosh, Indians and Island Law.

I don't know if that's the word you used.

Even though it was fragmented, because Dan Spitz was only on the first record, and then he left, and then they did the Stomp as a four-piece, and Dimebag played a couple of bits on that Stomp 442 album, and then they got Rob Carzagio, he was in Boiler Room, and then he was in Volbeat.

Yeah.

Caggiano? I can't

Bruce Kulik of KISS.

Dan Spitz from Anthrax.

George Lynch of Dokken.

Izzy Stradlin, Guns N' Roses.

You can pick any guitar player, but I couldn't fit them all on one page.

So that's why we got two pages of guitar players.

So who did you pick for yours? I mean, because there's Ace, Adrian, Brad Whitford, Brent Muscat, Bruce Kulik, Dan Spitz, George Lynch, Izzy Stradlin, Joe Perry, Mick Mars, Phil Collin, Robin Crosby, Scott Ian, Slash, Steve Clark, Vito Brada, Greg Steele, Warren Demartini, and Wurzel.

Who is your first guitar player pick?