Music of Mass Destruction: Live from Chicago EXPLICIT LYRICS Anthrax

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  • Release Date: 04/20/2004
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Sales Rank: 69,662
  • Label: SANCTUARY RECORDS
  • UPC: 060768468825
 
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Music of Mass Destruction: Live from Chicago

Disc 1
1LISTENWhat Doesn't Die 5:26
2LISTENGot the Time 3:25
3LISTENCaught in a Mosh 5:28
4LISTENSafe Home 5:36
5LISTENRoom for One More 5:52
6LISTENAntisocial 4:51
7LISTENNobody Knows Anything 4:03
8LISTENFueled 4:26
9LISTENInside Out 5:47
10LISTENRefuse to Be Denied 5:10
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Disc 2
1What Doesn't Die DVD
2Got the Time DVD
3Caught in a Mosh DVD
4Safe Home DVD
5Room for One More DVD
6Antisocial DVD
7Nobody Knows Anything DVD
8Belly of the Beast DVD
9Inside Out DVD
10Refuse to Be Denied DVD
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Editorial Reviews

Music of Mass Destruction captures a December 2003 Anthrax gig at Chicago's Metro. The band definitely hits on all cylinders during Mass Destruction's audio portion -- it runs through an athletic set of classics peppered with material from 2003's We've Come for You All, led by John Bush's powerful growl and the sold-out crowd, who the singer breaks into "Old Schoolers" and "New Schoolers" in a nod to Anthrax's newfound success at active rock radio. The single "Safe Home" is made more urgent by furious crowd participation, and "Nobody Knows Anything" -- another highlight from the new record -- features the double bass cannon fire of drummer Charlie Benante. The crowd rewards his song-ending drum solo with raucous chants of "Charlie! Charlie! Charlie!" With the audience acting as a sixth man throughout, as well as the inclusion of Bush's between-song rabble-rousing, Mass Destruction avoids the energy dissipation that often befalls live albums. Scott Ian and Rob Caggiano's guitars rip, and classics like "Caught in a Mosh," the infamous Joe Jackson cover "Got the Time," and "I Am the Law" more than make up for the few brief slips into utility metal dullness (most noticeably on "Inside Out"). Mass Destruction's audio portion wisely constricts the set that appears in full on the DVD; the minor editing makes Anthrax's gut-check warfare more visceral, tightening the grooves by excising filler. This isn't a self-congratulatory or bloated-by-fame live release -- this is a high-five to the fans, devil horns back to the throng of outstretched arms. Besides including the 16-song entirety of the Metro gig (viewable from different camera angles), Mass Destruction's DVD offers bonus tracks recorded a few days later at Flint, MI's venerable metal outpost the Machine Shop. There are also extensive and creative bandmember interviews, and an interview with comic book artist Alex Ross, who worked on the album's colorful liners. Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide

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