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The 1988 Anthrax limited edition interview shaped picture disc 12" vinyl LP album was a unique and innovative release that captured the spirit of the thrash metal scene of the late 1980s. This album, released in the UK on the Tell Tales record label, was an important milestone in the history of Anthrax and a testament to their creative prowess. The album consisted of interviews with the band members interspersed with excerpts from their live performances. The interviews were conducted by various radio and television hosts, and the band members discussed a wide range of topics, including their influences, their songwriting process, and their experiences on the road. The album was an instant hit with fans of thrash metal, who were drawn to its innovative packaging and its candid interviews with the band members. It quickly became a sought-after collector's item, and today, original copies of the album are highly prized by music collectors around the world. One of the highlights of the album is the band's discussion of their songwriting process. In the interviews, the band members talked about the importance of collaboration and experimentation in their songwriting, and how they drew inspiration from a wide range of musical genres. Another memorable moment on the album is the band's discussion of their experiences on the road. Anthrax was known for their high-energy live shows, and the band members spoke at length about the challenges of touring and the thrill of performing for their fans. |
Record Label & Catalog number:Tell Tales TTS 1002 |
Year & Country:1988 UK |
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