Album Info

Spreading the Disease (Deluxe Edition)

Metal - 1985

Anthrax's roots in traditional heavy metal are still detectable in Dan Spitz’s shrieking licks and Joey Belladonna’s soaring vocals on... more

Tracklist

1

A.I.R.

5:45 min
2

Lone Justice

4:37 min
3

Madhouse

4:17 min
4

S.S.C. / Stand or Fall

4:07 min
5

The Enemy

5:24 min
6

Aftershock

4:28 min
7

Armed and Dangerous

5:43 min
8

Medusa

4:44 min
9

Gung-Ho

4:36 min
10

Medusa (Joey Belladonna Demo)

4:44 min
1

A.I.R. (Live)

6:21 min
2

Metal Thrashing Mad (Live)

2:48 min
3

The Enemy (Live)

6:11 min
4

Madhouse (Live)

3:57 min
5

Howling Furies (Live)

4:02 min
6

Armed and Dangerous (Live)

4:31 min
7

Gung-Ho (Live)

6:08 min
8

Soldiers of Metal (Live)

2:57 min
9

Lone Justice (12/9/1984 Rhythm Track Tape Version)

4:40 min
10

Gung-Ho (12/9/1984 Rhythm Track Tape Version)

4:24 min
11

Metal Thrashing Mad (12/9/1984 Rhythm Track Tape Version)

2:45 min
12

Raise Hell (12/9/1984 Rhythm Track Tape Version)

3:57 min
13

Stand or Fall (12/9/1984 Rhythm Track Tape Version)

3:43 min
14

Aftershock (12/9/1984 Rhythm Track Tape Version)

4:32 min
15

Armed and Dangerous (12/9/1984 Rhythm Track Tape Version)

5:46 min
16

Madhouse (12/9/1984 Rhythm Track Tape Version)

4:09 min
17

The Enemy (12/9/1984 Rhythm Track Tape Version)

5:29 min

About Spreading the Disease (Deluxe Edition)

Anthrax's roots in traditional heavy metal are still detectable in Dan Spitz’s shrieking licks and Joey Belladonna’s soaring vocals on “Armed and Dangerous” and skate-or-die anthem “Madhouse.” But Spreading the Disease makes a radical leap from their debut, marking the band’s transformation into one of thrash’s Big Four. Razor-wire riffs, an obsession with insanity and sickness, tons of pop culture references—every one of their classic moves is here. Go straight to “S.S.C./Stand or Fall” to hear Anthrax at their most hardcore.