All right, so another edition of the very popular classic album clash here on Talk

Is Jericho, but for the first time ever, we actually have some members of the band whose

albums we are discussing involved in the show.

Since we're doing anthrax, spreading the disease versus among the living, not only do

we have esteemed radio DJ extraordinaire Eddie Trunk is here, but also anthrax guitar

player Scott Ian and anthrax drummer Charlie Van Antie are here as well.

So this is a very historical episode of the classic album clash guys.

Well, since you actually have the band members that wrote and recorded the record, since

anything we have to say is the 100% correct, not even an opinion, it's fact.

So really anything you already have to say about it doesn't matter regardless of whether

or not we agree.

Anyway, and I say is the actual fact of the matter.

By the way, there's an interesting twist on all of this, by the way, that I'd like to

go out there because although Chris's introduction of me is certainly accurate as being a radio

guy, there's more to it than that, right?

There's way, I have a way, way, way deeper connection to this particular era of anthrax

because I worked for the record label and management at the time these records were made.

And remember the creation of them.

So I'm coming at this from two different perspectives.

The label management side when the records are actually done and because I'm old as dirt,

I was doing radio back then too and I played these records.

So I'm wearing two hats today in this conversation.

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