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sesiondemadrugada · 11 months
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The Wolfman (Joe Johnston, 2010).
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kellymagovern · 6 months
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Edie Brickell & New Bohemians - "What I Am" [x]
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guerrilla-operator · 4 months
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ANTHRAX
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starlightdomino · 2 months
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Armored Saint in Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth (1992)
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heidismagblog · 4 months
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Monday, March 25: Armored Saint, "Hanging Judge"
R.I.P. Dave Prichard (1963-1990)
“Hanging Judge” was one of the first songs Dave Prichard and John Bush wrote while Armored Saint was in between label deals, and before Prichard became critically ill.  And even absent of the latter context, the track reflected the general state of uncertainty hovering over the band: it was a mostly logical progression from what the Saint had been doing over the course of their last 3 records, but there was a palpable anxiety and tension that added a distinct air of discomfort over Bush’s vocals and Prichard’s riffing.  There was also a hunger and resilience that was both new and welcome- they were loathe to admit it given their overall lack of commercial success, but Armored Saint had largely been operating from a place of privilege up to that point, having been signed to a major label before most of their peers and working within that system for their first 5 or so years, so the fire in Bush’s howl was a refreshing jolt that made a more convincing case for his power as a singer than anything else he’d recorded to that point.  Although “Hanging Judge” wasn’t ultimately one of Symbol of Salvation’s major barnburners along the lines of “Reign of Fire”, but it remained significant by virtue of being one of its foundational tracks.
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metalcultbrigade · 9 days
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Anthrax 'Music of Mass Destruction Live' released April 20 2004
The songs were recorded on December 5 and 6, 2003, during performances at Chicago's Metro.
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rock--band · 3 months
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100+ Rock Band Posters and Canvas Prints
Print Option: ♦ Framed Poster Print ♦ Canvas Print ♦ Metal Print ♦ Acrylic Print ♦ Wood Prints 🌐 Worldwide shipping
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themetalmassacrevault · 8 months
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leviabeat · 4 months
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Rob at Scott Ian's 60th birthday party. 12/31/23 at Galpin Speedshop
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rockwithbibberly · 2 years
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Joe Le Ste, Jerry Cantrell, John Bush and Kyle Stevens.
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feverinfeveroutfic · 2 years
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metal allegiance in rio, baby!! shown: alex, chuck, john bush, mike portnoy, phil demmel (vio-lence), and jack gibson (exodus)
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dotwpod · 10 months
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(274) Anthrax: Worst-to-Best
Disciples!! We did it – we got through the Big 4*! While we’re fans of all of the bands involved, just like the others – Anthrax has a lot of good albums, and some that are less-so. Hell – even the fans can’t agree. But Anthrax has one thing those others don’t – 2 different singers. (3 if you count Neil Turbin.) How will the releases stack up, and is ‘Fistful of Metal’ their best ever?Crank it up…
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robertjw4688 · 11 months
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Happy 31st birthday to my favorite album of all time!
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starlightdomino · 2 months
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Armored Saint - Can U Deliver music video // March of the Saint intro
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heidismagblog · 11 months
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