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On August 21, 2020, 30 years to the day after its initial launch, thrash/metal-mastersAnthraxwill celebrate with thereleaseof the deluxe anniversary edition of their fifth studio album, the Gold-certifiedPersistenceof Time, produced byAnthraxand Mark Dodson (Megaforce). Available exclusively on disc and vinyl, the CD package will include two CDs and one DVD,the vinyl edition offers four LPs,as well as revised cover art that reflects what had been the album's original visual concept.

As withAnthrax's previous anniversary deluxe editions, the band's Charlie Benante shepherded the one forPersistenceof Time. Disc One is comprised of the 11-track album, fully-remastered by Paul Logus (who masteredAnthrax'sWorship MusicandForAll Kings.theAnthemsEP,and the DVDs "Kings Among Scotland" and "Chile on Hell"). Disc One also features a special "bonus B-side" version of "I'm The Man" from 1990 that leans more hip-hop than rock, and a live version of "Time" that was recorded at Michigan's Palace of Auburn Hills in 1991. The final two songs on Disc One, as well as all nine tracks on Disc Two, are special recordings from "Charlie's Stash," an incomparable wealth ofAnthraxmusic from the band's rehearsals, writing sessions, preproduction, and live performances that Benante has recorded over the past 40 years and has been kept safely filed away. These recordings will put listeners "in the room" with the band, privy to the evolution of the songs onPersistenceof Timestarting with Benante's original riffs and demos for the songs, moving on to Frank Bello, Scott Ian,Joey Belladonna, Dan Spitz,and Benante shaping the songs in rehearsal, then into preproduction, and finally into the recording studio. Said Benante, "you'll hear parts of songs that never made it to the final recording or songs with an arrangement different from the finished song."
The 40-minute "guerilla-style" DVD was shot whenAnthraxwas on tour with Iron Maiden in 1991 and features live footage of Benante taking over the drums for Iron Maiden's Nick McBrain, as well as backstage and dressing room footage with members of both bands. The piece wraps with Benante, Bello, and Ian joining Iron Maiden on stage for the final song of the night, "Sanctuary."

On August 21, 2020, 30 years to the day after its initial launch, thrash/metal-mastersAnthraxwill celebrate with thereleaseof the deluxe anniversary edition of their fifth studio album, the Gold-certifiedPersistenceof Time, produced byAnthraxand Mark Dodson (Megaforce). Available exclusively on disc and vinyl, the CD package will include two CDs and one DVD,the vinyl edition offers four LPs,as well as revised cover art that reflects what had been the album's original visual concept.

As withAnthrax's previous anniversary deluxe editions, the band's Charlie Benante shepherded the one forPersistenceof Time. Disc One is comprised of the 11-track album, fully-remastered by Paul Logus (who masteredAnthrax'sWorship MusicandForAll Kings.theAnthemsEP,and the DVDs "Kings Among Scotland" and "Chile on Hell"). Disc One also features a special "bonus B-side" version of "I'm The Man" from 1990 that leans more hip-hop than rock, and a live version of "Time" that was recorded at Michigan's Palace of Auburn Hills in 1991. The final two songs on Disc One, as well as all nine tracks on Disc Two, are special recordings from "Charlie's Stash," an incomparable wealth ofAnthraxmusic from the band's rehearsals, writing sessions, preproduction, and live performances that Benante has recorded over the past 40 years and has been kept safely filed away. These recordings will put listeners "in the room" with the band, privy to the evolution of the songs onPersistenceof Timestarting with Benante's original riffs and demos for the songs, moving on to Frank Bello, Scott Ian,Joey Belladonna, Dan Spitz,and Benante shaping the songs in rehearsal, then into preproduction, and finally into the recording studio. Said Benante, "you'll hear parts of songs that never made it to the final recording or songs with an arrangement different from the finished song."
The 40-minute "guerilla-style" DVD was shot whenAnthraxwas on tour with Iron Maiden in 1991 and features live footage of Benante taking over the drums for Iron Maiden's Nick McBrain, as well as backstage and dressing room footage with members of both bands. The piece wraps with Benante, Bello, and Ian joining Iron Maiden on stage for the final song of the night, "Sanctuary."
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Format: CD
Label: MEGAFORCE
Rel. Date: 08/21/2020
UPC: 020286231264

Persistence Of Time: 30th Anniversary Edition [3CD]
Artist: Anthrax
Format: CD
New: Available $23.99
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DISC: 1

1. TIME
2. BLOOD
3. KEEP IT IN THE FAMILY
4. IN MY WORLD
5. GRIDLOCK
6. INTRO TO REALITY
7. BELLY OF THE BEAST
8. GOT THE TIME (WITH COUNT IN)
9. H8 RED
10. ONE MAN STANDS
11. DISCHARGE
12. I'M THE MAN (THE ILLEST VERSION EVER)
13. TIME
14. GOT THE TIME
15. IN MY WORLD
16. H8 RED
17. DISCHARGE
18. KEEP IT IN THE FAMILY
19. BLOOD
20. INTRO TO REALITY/BELLY OF THE BEAST
21. GRIDLOCK
22. ONE MAN STANDS

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On August 21, 2020, 30 years to the day after its initial launch, thrash/metal-mastersAnthraxwill celebrate with thereleaseof the deluxe anniversary edition of their fifth studio album, the Gold-certifiedPersistenceof Time, produced byAnthraxand Mark Dodson (Megaforce). Available exclusively on disc and vinyl, the CD package will include two CDs and one DVD,the vinyl edition offers four LPs,as well as revised cover art that reflects what had been the album's original visual concept.

As withAnthrax's previous anniversary deluxe editions, the band's Charlie Benante shepherded the one forPersistenceof Time. Disc One is comprised of the 11-track album, fully-remastered by Paul Logus (who masteredAnthrax'sWorship MusicandForAll Kings.theAnthemsEP,and the DVDs "Kings Among Scotland" and "Chile on Hell"). Disc One also features a special "bonus B-side" version of "I'm The Man" from 1990 that leans more hip-hop than rock, and a live version of "Time" that was recorded at Michigan's Palace of Auburn Hills in 1991. The final two songs on Disc One, as well as all nine tracks on Disc Two, are special recordings from "Charlie's Stash," an incomparable wealth ofAnthraxmusic from the band's rehearsals, writing sessions, preproduction, and live performances that Benante has recorded over the past 40 years and has been kept safely filed away. These recordings will put listeners "in the room" with the band, privy to the evolution of the songs onPersistenceof Timestarting with Benante's original riffs and demos for the songs, moving on to Frank Bello, Scott Ian,Joey Belladonna, Dan Spitz,and Benante shaping the songs in rehearsal, then into preproduction, and finally into the recording studio. Said Benante, "you'll hear parts of songs that never made it to the final recording or songs with an arrangement different from the finished song."
The 40-minute "guerilla-style" DVD was shot whenAnthraxwas on tour with Iron Maiden in 1991 and features live footage of Benante taking over the drums for Iron Maiden's Nick McBrain, as well as backstage and dressing room footage with members of both bands. The piece wraps with Benante, Bello, and Ian joining Iron Maiden on stage for the final song of the night, "Sanctuary."
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