Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this episode of J.C. Rock and Metal Reviews, we're diving into Anthrax's 1991 compilation album Attack of the Killer B's, a release that proved B-sides collections could be every bit as important as a studio album.
We'll explore the album's covers, live tracks, rarities, and comedic moments, including songs like "Startin' Up a Posse," "Parasite," "Pipeline," and "N.F.B. (Dallabnikufesin)." But the centerpiece of the discussion is the groundbreaking collaboration between Anthrax and Public Enemy on "Bring the Noise," a track that helped tear down the wall between metal and hip-hop.
We'll look at how Scott Ian's love of hip-hop led to one of the most influential crossover recordings in music history, the legendary co-headlining tour with Public Enemy, and how this unlikely partnership helped pave the way for future collaborations like the Judgment Night soundtrack and the rise of rap-metal.
Was Attack of the Killer B's just a collection of leftovers, or one of the most important releases in Anthrax's career? Join me as we revisit this unique moment in heavy music history.
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In this episode of J.C. Rock and Metal Reviews, we're diving into Anthrax's 1991 compilation album Attack of the Killer B's, a release that proved B-sides collections could be every bit as important as a studio album.
We'll explore the album's covers, live tracks, rarities, and comedic moments, including songs like "Startin' Up a Posse," "Parasite," "Pipeline," and "N.F.B. (Dallabnikufesin)." But the centerpiece of the discussion is the groundbreaking collaboration between Anthrax and Public Enemy on "Bring the Noise," a track that helped tear down the wall between metal and hip-hop.
We'll look at how Scott Ian's love of hip-hop led to one of the most influential crossover recordings in music history, the legendary co-headlining tour with Public Enemy, and how this unlikely partnership helped pave the way for future collaborations like the Judgment Night soundtrack and the rise of rap-metal.
Was Attack of the Killer B's just a collection of leftovers, or one of the most important releases in Anthrax's career? Join me as we revisit this unique moment in heavy music history.
If you enjoy rock and metal history, album retrospectives, reviews, rankings, and deep dives, be sure to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell.
#Anthrax #AttackOfTheKillerBs #BringTheNoise #PublicEnemy #ThrashMetal #MetalHistory #ScottIan #JoeyBelladonna #HeavyMetal #RapMetal #MetalMeetsHipHop #MetalCommunity #RockHistory #ClassicMetal #JCROCKANDMETALREVIEWS
Hey everyone! I just released my new e-book called How to Start a YouTube Channel for Introverts. It’s a quick and easy 42-page read where I share the full story behind my channel, JC Rock and Metal Reviews—how I got started, the struggles I faced, and the lessons I learned along the way.
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