Turn it up…Bring the noise
So it looks like the members of Anthrax have been busy. Heard “Metal by Numbers” on 90.5 on my drive down to San Jose today and called up Josh back on the home front. He finds this most EXCELLENT!!! video. What can you say about vikings in mosh pits…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chiVMrWMHko
Sit back and enjoy that sweet metal sound…
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That is totally awesome. Scott Ian still rocks, even in parody.
It’s nice to find some fellow GIS’er Metalheads. For something recent that absolutely rocks, give the new Evanescence a listen. A little unorthodox, but it’s hard to deny its intensity. Other new, good stuff includes Audioslave – Revelations, Godsmack – IV, Hinder – Extreme Behavior and more.
Steve, are you caught in a mosh?
Jeremy
Ore-some!