We've Come for You All

I, I'm, I'm the, I'm The Book and the Bush guy.

I, I like the, like the, uh, sound of White Noise, and I like We've Come For You All.

Come For You All.

Great record.

I, I'm, I'm the, I'm the bookend, that Bush guy.

I, I like the, like the, uh, Sound of White Noise, and I like We've Come for You All.

Come for You All.

Great record.

In fact, I think w- w- a couple of those albums are one of, are some of my favorite albums and my favorite from Anthrax ever.

We've Come For You All is probably m- m- my top two record by them ever.

Yeah.

Among the Living, of course, is right up there as Behemoth.

Adapt to what the market has become or risk becoming irrelevant.

understanding why anthrax made some 442 does not make us like it anymore it does make the record easier to understand historically the bush era continued through volume 8 the threat is real in 1998 and eventually we've come for you all in 2003 the latter of which we remember much more favorably rob kajiano had joined on lead guitar by then, and the record proved there was still worthwhile music in the Bush version of Anthrax, even if the band's commercial position had declined substantially from its late 80s peak.

Bush's tenure matters because it lasted too long and produced too much music to be dismissed as an interruption between Belladonna eras.

Modern Anthrax carries some of that heavier, more deliberate Bush-era songwriting with it even when Belladonna is singing.

Stop 442 has one or two good songs.

Same with Volume 8.

I really liked We've Come For You All, even though if I'd probably listened to it now, I would definitely recognize some of the shortcomings.

I used to think St.

Yeah, he was in Anthrax for those last two records, the Volumate.

So I think he came in around Volumate for the touring, and he was definitely on the We Have Come For You All.

And I think he also did the Great of Two Evils, which was like the old Anthrax songs re-recorded with John Bush.

I always loved the Among the Living version.