Stomp 442

While not as classic as 80s Anthrax, the 90s version was still an awesome band. They put out some hard hitting metal, with some fantastic 90s groove. Now that is out of the way. The 90s albums were always hit or miss for me. While containing many classics, the albums were still very hit or miss. They have a lot of filler, that could have been cut. Stomp 442, suffers from this, some tracks and lots of forgettable ones. With that being said, don't over look this era for Anthrax.

Terrible and Cheap Packaging. Sounds ok. The 2021 reissue is not a bootleg according to the band, but it might as well be. There's no liner notes and the CD booklet is blurry. Definately not a duplication of the original booklet. The sound seems fine, but they could have at least promoted these Bush Era re-releases on their website and put some more bonus tracks and package it better. That said, the originals are hard to find, so at least they're available again. This album is fairly solid and more down tuned like Pantera. Dimebag actually plays on 2 tracks, but you wouldn't know from the non-existent booklet.

I really only need the music but for $16 I was expecting a lot more or at least a booklet, Anthrax are crapping on the John Bush era and it's a shame. Basically you get a cardboard CD case and the CD and that's it, no liner notes, no photos, no nothing!

Clean but for my taste a little quiet sound, like a CD.

This most certainly is a cheap rerelease. Cheap packaging - paper packaging, no plastic case mind you. I'm surprised that the song titles are even listed?

This is the second re-issue of this album, from their european carrier Nuclear Blast. It features the full 11 track album and 2 videos for Nothing, and Fueled, great additions to my collections since I do not have them any where else. This album was put out during a time when metal was not at the top anymore, and it sticks true to anthrax's fast, heavy brand that had come together with the addition of John Bush. I highly recommend this along with the "Sound of White Noise" re-issue on nuclear blast that comes with a separate 4 video VCD. You will not be dissapointed.

Gift. Arrived on time. Son enjoys it.

If you like the John Bush era of anthrax you’ll love this album

The album start good with the first three tracks but from there is go down, and even Dimebag doesn't rescue it (appering on 'King Size' and 'Riding Shotgun').Bush's voice is very good but the music it's not that Anthrax that i liked, but it generally the album is good.Recommended if you are an Anthrax fan, but don't expect to old school thrash metal like they used to do. I have it anyway.

The media could not be loaded.  An underrated Anthrax hidden gem if you like... the first to feature riff legend Dimebag as a guest, who also features on the following two releases..Sure the cover quality isn't the greatest.. the music sounds great... Looks good however loses a star as the first disc is relatively warped.. a common occurrence these days with pressings, especially coloured ones in gatefolds..Recommended none the less!!

positive: good sound, colored vinylnegative: poor performance of the cover

questo cd degli anthrax dell'era john bush è a dir poco fantastico, lo cercavo da tempo e finalmente l'hò trovato, ottimo cd ottimo stato da avere

Entrega rápida e boa embalagem. Produto perfeito e recomendado para quem gosta desta grande banda.