Hell Yeah..!

Me too lol

Satchel does some guitar demonstrations/ he is awesome**

one of the best in the scene....and defenetly the funniest

​@@nachomagallanico I wonder if he was using his Pussy Melter.

well said!

Here i was thinking this was a 2010 band 🤡

Ha, same here. I was at a Gen adm show in Asbury Park , not up front but absolutely the most intense show I've seen. The material, musicianship, the approach and execution... Absolute Masterpiece.

Absolutely yes!! Same

Sometimes all you need is 1 to be known for being bad ass! Some bands ruin it when they write mad records

110 %

Very underrated my friend. I bought this tape in probably 1990 or 91. Loved it. Until Pantera consumed me. Priest forever though.

soonerfanjim sick! I passed on my prom to see slayer & pantera. Definitely made the right decision hahaha

A true man of God!

^evidence that good decisions happen. Cheers!

Damn dude, best version of Anthrax imo, with one of the most underrated bands ever, fuck prom!

You chose well

I can imagine that was quite the experience haha

And there’s Russ (Satchel) way before steel panther!

Hell yeah! Thanks for your support over the years. I hope you never stop watching our musical video and shows 🤘🏼😈💛

@@Robhalfordlegacy always watching clicked the bell 👍 hopefully everyone is doing the same for mine

tmmyjay 😂😂😂

catch the rats ratatatatatam 😆

Hell yeah!! Thanks for your support over the years. I hope you never stop watching our musical video and shows 🤘🏼😈💛

Right?! And what’s interesting is he’s so proficient as a guitar player doing the solos here, but when the other guy takes a solo, it’s nothing but whammy bar stuff.

Didn't know that. I bought the record when it came out.

@@davidbrucemusicvideo Kinda like Hanneman vs King.

i was 16 when this album came out and bought it because of the great riff on nailed to the gun and Russ’s killer guitar solos. i also loved his Fender Heartfield Talon V guitar.

I just learned this moments ago and immediately pulled up a Fight video to confirm. It's crazy lol

Terrible camera work

Diamond Ballroom

George Fisher is probably one of the best in my book but there is no proper way and many people do the growl without cupping or pedals hooked up to their mics

2 differents styles bud!

I say *2021! YEEEEAGGHHHH!*

2023!

Anthrax House of Blues Nov 1993?

@@JohnnyangelNIUI believe it was the Vic theater in November of 93. Think it was just Fight but can’t remember for sure

Pretty sure that was his real hair back then - he was only like 23 or 24.

+greekfreak1980 dafuq i though he looked familiar

And also the Bass player from the Electric Fence with Paul Gilbert.Paul would also switch with him and play Bass and Russ would play guitar.

My buddy Mark joined the band shortly after this and co-wrote half the songs on "A Small Deadly Space"

Apart from the standout tracks in Fight, I think the Fight and Ripper-era stuff sounded similar. 90s metal... I've always liked 'Jugulator' over 'Demolition'. I've always wanted to hear Rob sing 'Cathedral Spires' or 'Bullet Train'.

Not only you, mate, not only you want to hear those tracks performed by Halford.

What? Ripper was awsome and still kept the priest vibe while still being distinct. Priest isn't Halford or Owens it's Tipton and Dowing.

Owens is talented singer, comparable to the the metal God himself. But his stage presence was poor, and unfortunately he had to pay the price for Tipton and Downing decisions on Jugulator and Demolition. Otherwise that are two good albums, with really strong tracks. Also Tim can perform live the end of Victim of Changes twice longer than Halford, with excellent vibrato.

@@user-fe1xc3mz4x sorry I gotta disagree. Priest knew they had to replace a metal God so they didn't.... they created a new one. I love Halford don't get me wrong but I love Owens just as much.

Halford is nailed to the gum!

Before the days of onstage teleprompters.