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Title: Classic (but underrated) Anthrax
Review: "Sound of White Noise" ushered in the John Bush era for Anthrax, but "Stomp 442" cemented it. Often overlooked, this was one of Anthrax's best albums. (Being that it came out in 1995, I think it was overwhelmed by all the crappy grunge music that was clogging up hard rock radio)Belo, Bush, Ian and Benante didn't seem to mind not having a true "lead guitarist" at this time... and their songs didn't really need it. They did just find tapping into the talent of Paul Crook (who I believe would end up on the road with them on the "442" tour) and the classic wild wailings of close friend Dimebag Darrel (who would "fill in" for 'Thrax up until his untimely death).Buy this, turn it up and rock the crap OUT!! You'll wonder why you haven't owned this disc until now.Top Tracks: Fueled, Riding Shotgun, In A Zone, American Pompeii
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