ARTIST: Anthrax
TITLE: Anthrology: No Hit Wonders (1985-1991)
LABEL: Island
GENRE: Metal
BITRATE: 239kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 2h 34min total
RELEASE DATE: 2005-09-20
RIP DATE: 2005-09-14

Track List: CD #1/2

01. A.I.R.                          5:45
02. Lone Justice                    4:37
03. Madhouse                        4:18
04. The Enemy                       5:24
05. Armed And Dangerous             5:43
06. Medusa                          4:44
07. Gung-Ho                         4:37
08. Among The Living                5:15
09. Caught In A Mosh                4:58
10. I Am The Law                    5:53
11. Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.)          4:54
12. A Skeleton In The Closet        5:30
13. Indians                         5:40
14. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath          5:33
15. I'm The Man (Def Uncensored     3:02
Radio Version)

Track List: CD #2/2

01. Be All, End All                 6:23
02. Make Me Laugh                   5:41
03. Antisocial                      4:26
04. Who Cares Wins                  7:38
05. Now It's Dark                   5:36
06. Finale                          5:51
07. Time                            6:52
08. Keep It In The Family           7:08
09. In My World                     6:26
10. Intro To Reality                3:24
11. Belly Of The Beast              4:47
12. Got The Time                    2:44
13. Discharge                       4:12
14. Bring The Noize (With Public    3:31
Enemy)
15. Antisocial (French Version)     4:26

Release Notes:

Pioneering metal band ANTHRAX, one of the genre's most innovative and respected
groups, is back with a vengeance.  Commemorating its 20th anniversary by
touring with its original lineup for the first time in 13 years, Anthrax is
exclusively playing its classics from 1985 to 1991, both on the Gigantour in
early September (western Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest) and with Judas
Priest from September 24 through October 18 (across Canada as well as the East
and Midwest of the U.S.) with additional Judas Priest and Anthrax headline
dates to be added.

Those gems are also heard on the band's most comprehensive "best of" collection
ever issued, its first two-CD retrospective, Anthrology: No Hit Wonders
(1985-1991), and its first video compilation, the DVD Anthrology: No Hit
Wonders (1985-1991) The Videos (both on Island/UMe), and on separate live CD
and DVD packages Alive 2 (2005)  (on Sanctuary Records) which documents the
group's momentous summer 2005 reunion tour.  All four packages will be released
September 20, 2005.

One of the greatest metal bands in history, Anthrax reunited its original
lineup of singer Joey Belladonna, guitarists Scott Ian and Dan Spitz, bassist
Frank Bello and drummer Charlie Benante with the Alive 2 (2005) DVD capturing
the actual meeting in which the five came together for the first time in over
10 years.  Along with band rehearsals and behind-the-scenes footage, the DVD
also spotlights 13 performances on the group's triumphant reunion tour.

As for the original recordings, Anthrology: No Hit Wonders (1985-1991) marks
the first time that Anthrax's recordings are being released with newly
remastered versions of their classic hits.  It begins with the follow-up to
Anthrax's 1984 Fistful Of Metal debut, Spreading The Disease, which appeared
in 1985 and was re-released in 1986 when indie Megaforce pacted with Island.
Anthrology includes "Madhouse," "A.I.R.," "Armed And Dangerous," "Lone
Justice," "The Enemy," "Medusa" and "Gung-Ho," tracks that defined the band's
take-no-prisoners speed metal style.

1987's Among The Living built on Anthrax's grassroots following with signature
tracks such as "I Am The Law," "Caught In A Mosh," "Indians," "Among The
Living," "Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.)" and "Skeleton In The Closet," and the album
went gold.  Later that year, the EP I'm The Man, with a cover of Black
Sabbath's "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" and three versions of the title song
(Anthrology reprises the Def Uncensored Radio Version), broke new ground with
its then-unheard of fusion of rock and rap--and went platinum.

The 1988 gold follow-up, State Of Euphoria, included the raucous
"Antisocial," "Be All, End All," "Make Me Laugh," "Who Cares Wins," "Now It's
Dark" and "Finale."  Also heard on Anthrology is the rare French version of
"Antisocial" from the 1989 Penikufesin EP released only in Europe and Japan.
Persistence Of Time (1990), again gold, included the powerful "Belly Of The
Beast," the Joe Jackson cover "Got The Time" and the anti-racism rant "Keep
It In The Family" as well as "Time," "In My World," "Intro To Reality" and
"Discharge."  The album also earned Anthrax a Grammy nomination and led to
the summer 1991 gold rarities collection Attack Of The Killer B's.  That
disc's headliner was its "Bring Tha Noize" collaboration with Public Enemy's
Chuck D that ushered in rap metal. The DVD Anthrology: No Hit Wonders
(1985-1991) The Videos spotlights live performances of "Armed And
Dangerous," "Among The Living," "Caught In A Mosh" and "Metal Thrashing
Mad."  Also seen are videos for "Madhouse," "Indians," "I Am The Law,"
"Belly Of The Beast," "Got The Time," "In My World," "I'm The Man" (U.S.
version), "Who Cares Wins" and "Bring Tha Noize With Public Enemy." In
addition, just prior to the release of these four landmark collections,
Anthrax will launch a new fan club Web site (to supplement its longstanding
anthrax.com headquarters).  The Anthrax CDC, home of the official Anthrax
worldwide fan club, will be the online source for Anthrax exclusive
content, contests, merchandise, etc.  AnthraxCDC.com will be the place to
mosh in cyberspace.