Podcasts about For All Kings

Original Airdate 3/03/2016Cooper and Radulich review the latest from thrash metal pioneers, For All Kings by Anthrax.For All Kings is the eleventh studio album by American thrash metal band Anthrax, released on February 26, 2016. It is the band's first studio album to feature Jon Donais on lead guitar, replacing Rob Caggiano.Disclaimer: The following may contain offensive language, adult humor, and/or content that some viewers may find offensive – The views and opinions expressed by any one speaker does not explicitly or necessarily reflect or represent those of Mark Radulich or W2M Network.Mark Radulich and his wacky podcast on all the things:https://linktr.ee/markkind76alsoFB Messenger: Mark Radulich LCSWTiktok: @markradulichtwitter: @MarkRadulichInstagram: markkind76

Colabora Con Biblioteca Del Metal: En Twitter - https://twitter.com/Anarkometal72 Y Donanos Unas Propinas En BAT. Para Seguir Con El Proyecto De la Biblioteca Mas Grande Del Metal. Muchisimas Gracias. La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 Tracklist : 01 - Keep It In The Family 02 - Metal Thrashing Mad 03 - Madhouse 04 - Antisocial 05 - In My World 06 - A.I.R 07 - Caught In A Mosh 08 - Now It's Dark 09 - Got The Time 10 - Among The Living 11 - Medusa 12 - Death From Above 13 - Finale 14 - Indians 15 - Howling Furies 16 - Gung-Ho 17 - Deathrider Anthrax es una banda estadounidense de thrash metal, formada en Nueva York en 1981, por el guitarrista Scott Ian y el bajista Dan Lilker.Está considerado como uno de los grupos principales de la escena thrash junto a Metallica, Megadeth y Slayer. Hacia 2016 el conjunto ha publicado once álbumes de estudio y numerosos sencillos,entre ellos, uno grabado con la agrupación de hip hop Public Enemy. Entre 1991 y 2004, la banda vendió 3'5 millones de copias únicamente en los Estados Unidos y 10 millones en todo el mundo .En 1983, Anthrax firmó un contrato con la discográfica independiente Megaforce Records, a través de la cual publicó su álbum debut con su actual batería, Charlie Benante.Lilker pronto dejó el grupo para fundar Nuclear Assault y fue reemplazado por Frank Bello, sobrino de Benante;además, el vocalista Joey Belladonna también se unió al grupo.Con la llegada de estos nuevos integrantes, la banda lanzó al mercado Spreading the Disease (1985) y Among the Living (1987), que recibieron una buena acogida por parte de crítica y público. Belladonna dejó el conjunto en 1992 y fue sustituido por John Bush, con el cual la agrupación grabó Sound of White Noise (1993),que alcanzó la séptima posición del Billboard 200. Sus tres siguientes trabajos —Stomp 442 (1995), Volume 8: The Threat Is Real (1998) y We've Come for You All (2003)— no tuvieron el éxito comercial de su antecesor y en 2005,Belladonna y el guitarrista Dan Spitz regresaron a la banda para una esporádica reunión. En 2010, después de varios cambios de vocalista, Belladonna regresó al grupo una vez más para grabar Worship Music (2011) y For All Kings (2016).

Como se viene lar reunión de PanterA 🤘, hoy disfrutaremos de: ☠️REX BROWN - SMOKE ON THIS () ‘Lone Rider’ ‘Crossing Lines’ ‘Best of me’ ‘One of these days’ 💀BLACK LABEL SOCIETY – DOOM CREW INC ‘Set You Free’ ‘Destroy and Conquer’ ‘Gospel of Lies’ ‘Farewell Ballad’ ☠️ANTHRAX – FOR ALL KINGS ‘Monster At The End’ ‘Blood Eagle Wings’ ‘Evil Twin’ ‘Breathing Lightning’ 💀PANTERA – REINVENTING THE STEEL ‘Hellbound’ ‘Goddam Electric’ ‘Yesterday don’t mean shit’ ‘Revolution is My Name’

***We are taking a dark week, so the next episode will be out on January 25th! We may do a small episode in between, but the next main episode will be out next month***Hello everybody and welcome to the 9th episode of Distorted Entertainment! In this installment, we talk IGN's Games of the Year, Fleshgod Apocolypse, bands working on a new record, Our Top 5 Singles of 2020, and of course For All Kings by Anthrax and Citadel by Ne Obliviscaris.Next Episodes Album Choices:M to E: Songs From The North 1,2,3 by Swallow The SunE to M: Load and Reload by MetallicaOutro Songs: "The Bad Place" by The Green Leaves and "Daylight" by Forstoryhttps://www.facebook.com/thegreenleavesfwin/https://www.facebook.com/forstorymusic/Intro Song: "Center of Gravity" by Perceive//Persist (Ft. Bradley Ditton)https://www.facebook.com/PerceivePersist/Podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DistEntPod

This week, we were absolutely thrilled to interview guitarist and Anthrax founding member, Scott Ian. To understand Ian and Anthrax in the proper cultural context, one must go back to 1981 when the band was formed. Heavy metal music had only just recently emerged as a more extreme genre of music whereby bands such as Black Sabbath and Led Zeppelin took a faster, heavier and darker take on traditional blues-driven rock and roll music. But that was not enough for Ian. So, bands such as Anthrax took heavy metal to the next level by infusing it with the amped up speed and aggression of hardcore punk. And, thus, the birth of thrash metal. Anthrax has gone on to become one of the greatest heavy metal bands in history and one of the “Big Four;” the immortal pioneers and giants of thrash metal that include the distinguished company of Slayer, Metallica and Megadeth. And they have not slowed down, having released their 11th studio album For All Kings in 2016 with Loudwire saying that, “…the wave of momentum the band has been riding shows no sign of ebbing.” Their enduring power is most recently captured with the celebration of the 30th anniversary of their 1990 album Persistence of Time and the release of a special audio CD and vinyl version of the album.So, in talking with Ian for The Hardcore Humanism Podcast, we not only sought to celebrate his creative achievements, but also to understand how he was able to achieve such great things in his career. Ian discussed three core qualities that we feel are universal in people leading successful lives and careers. First, Ian described how he was able to reject conventional norms and resist family and societal pressures regarding who he was supposed to be and what he was supposed to do with his life. Second, Ian demonstrated a strong sense of purpose and commitment to his art in becoming a professional heavy metal musician. And finally – and particularly notable in Ian –he exhibited undeniable tenacity and hard work in order to achieve his goals.We hope you enjoy and learn from our conversation with the great Scott Ian! If you like what you hear, we'd be so grateful if you'd add a rating and a review! Thank you!

Anthrax bassist Frank Bello spoke to us in September of 2015 to hype upcoming shows at Rock Carnival and in Philly.  Frank also gave us some insight into the next album (which would become "For All Kings") and the contribution of new guitarist Jon Donais.

Recorded in Dallas,TX a few hours before the Killthrax Tour touched down at the House of Blues. Great welcoming Anthrax’s Joey Belladonna for the second installment of Anthrax: 35 Years of Spreading the Disease. We discuss the upcoming For All Kings 7″ Box Set, returning to the band after 15 years, longevity & much more.

Recorded in Dallas,TX a few hours before the Killthrax Tour touched down at the House of Blues. Great welcoming Anthrax's Joey Belladonna for the second installment of Anthrax: 35 Years of Spreading the Disease. We discuss the upcoming For All Kings 7" Box Set, returning to the band after 15 years, longevity & much more. 

Recorded in Dallas, TX We welcome legendary bassist Frank Bello discussing 35 Years of Anthrax!We cover everything from the Headbanger's Ball Tour from 1989 & play songs from the beginning all the way to this year's outstanding For All Kings.Join us as we take an in depth look & personal history of one of the most original and long-lasting bands in history, from meager beginnings in Queens NYC to taking their rightful place onstage at Yankee Stadium as part of the Big Four of Thrash.

Recorded in Dallas, TX We welcome legendary bassist Frank Bello discussing 35 Years of Anthrax! We cover everything from the Headbanger’s Ball Tour from 1989 & play songs from the beginning all the way to this year’s outstanding For All Kings. Join us as we take an in depth look & personal history of one […]

Trazemos um convidado de honra que passa pela segunda vez aqui no Wikimetal, para deixar sua marca lendária mais uma vez! O fundador e guitarrista do Anthrax SCOTT IAN vem conversar com a gente, falar sobre a turnê com o Iron Maiden, sobre o último álbum da banda "For All Kings" e ainda nos contou sobre a participação de Jon Donais na composição do álbum. No Orgulho Nacional, trazemos a banda Seu Juvenal de Ouro Preto, Rock N' Roll com mais de 20 anos de carreira. Nesse episódio: 1. Only (Anthrax) 2. Evil Twin (Anthrax) 3. Um Dia de Fúria (Seu Juvenal) 4. Angel Of Death (Slayer) 5. Neon Knights (Anthrax canta Black Sabbath)

Beats, Beards and Bone Tomahawk? As the podcast nears double-digits in episode count, Eric, Evan and Dan share their film expertise while also reviewing Grave Before Shave Beard Wash, Anthrax's latest album For All Kings and Tallgrass Brewing Co.'s Top Rope IPA. Then the discussion sharply veers off course. If there's one takeaway from this podcast it's that Kurt Russell is the bomb in Bone Tomahawk.

In this episode we are joined by Jamie Welch. Jamie returns to the podcast to talk about his new gig as Drowning Pool’s Stage Manager. He gets into what the job entails, how it came about and his history with guitarist CJ Pierce. He then gets into the recent Hometown Throwdown and the future of the event, some more talk about why he left Framing the Red, and some of his future plans. We kick off the podcast with talk about Kerry King’s crazy comments about Iron Maiden and Metallica, and we delve into our review of the new album from Anthrax, For All Kings. We also play a great tune from 3D in Your Face out of Nebraska. Thanks for listening, and please share!

Surprise! It's the Loud Feedback Podcast, the official podcast of Loudfeedback.com! In this debut episode, hosts Jeff Feuerhaken and Mike Gomes bust their respective cherries by discussing the Oscars, Deadpool, the state of rock music, and the new Anthrax album, For All Kings. -Who are these guys? A quick intro introducing ourselves and a little info on what this podcast is all about. -We discuss the 2016 Academy Awards, including our reactions to some of the night's big winners, as well as offer our opinions on some of the nominated films. -In our review of Deadpool, we talk about the long process this film took to get to the screen, and weigh in on our personal feelings about the film, and on the superhero genre in general. -We take a moment to reflect on the current state of rock music, and of the music industry as a whole. -In our review of For All Kings, the new album from Anthrax, we agree to disagree on this new shred-fest from the longtime metal icons. For our written review of Deadpool, click here. For our written review of Anthrax - For All Kings, click here.

The new Anthrax album "For All Kings" is out today and it rocks! And Anthrax founding member Charlie Benante would say the same thing IF he & Y2J were talking Anthrax music on TIJ! But you aren't gonna hear Anthrax road stories or what influenced the killer drum playing on the new album. Nope. You're gonna find out why Charlie Benante plays music at all... and what inspired him to start Anthrax in the first place - and that's The Beatles! Charlie and Chris break down their three favorite Beatles albums, track-by-track. Great stories. Great trivia. Great music. And it's only on TIJ.

Cameron recently caught up with Scott Ian of Anthrax to discuss world hunger, Donald trumps hair and vague booking... not really. They discussed Anthrax's tour with Lamb of God, their new album "For All Kings," Scott's time as a Vh1 host, and much more.