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Anthrax Spreading the Disease Mp3, Flac, Wma Anthrax Spreading The Disease mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Spreading The Disease Country: Japan Released: 2013 Style: Thrash, Speed Metal MP3 version RAR size: 1293 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1233 mb WMA version RAR size: 1922 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 548 Other Formats: AAC VOX VOC WAV XM VQF ADX Tracklist Hide Credits A.I.R. A1 Lead Guitar [Lead] – Dan*, Scott* Lone Justice A2 Lead Guitar [Lead] – Dan* Madhouse A3 Lead Guitar [Intro Lead] – Scott*Lead Guitar [Lead] – Dan* S.S.C. / Stand Or Fall A4 Lead Guitar [Lead], Guitar [All Guitars On S.S.C.] – Dan* The Enemy A5 Lead Guitar [Lead] – Dan* Aftershock B1 Lead Guitar [Lead] – Dan*, Scott* Armed And Dangerous B2 Lead Guitar [Harmony Lead] – Dan*, Scott*Lead Guitar [Lead] – Dan*Lyrics By – Neil TurbinMusic By [Co-author Of Music] – Dan Lilker* Medusa B3 Lead Guitar [Lead] – Dan*Lyrics By – Jon Zazula Gung-Ho B4 Lead Guitar [Lead] – Dan*, Scott*Lyrics By – Neil TurbinMusic By [Co-author Of Music] – Dan Lilker* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Island Records Inc. Licensed From – Island Records Inc. Published By – Black Lion Music Pressed By – MPO Recorded At – Pyramid Sound Recording Studios Mastered At – Masterdisk Credits Art Direction – Peter Corriston Band – Charlie Benante, Dan Spitz, Frank Bello, Joe Belladonna, Scott Ian Design [Logo] – Kent Josphe* Design Concept [Album Cover Concept] – Charlie Benante Engineer – Alex Perialas Engineer [Assistant] – Carl Canedy, Norman Dunn Executive-Producer – Jon Zazula Illustration – David Heffernan Management [Agency D.M.A.] – John Ditmar Management, Directed By [Direction] – Crazed Management Agency* Mastered By – Timtom* Mastered By [Digital Master] – Howard Weinberg* Photography By [Charlie, Band] – Frank White Photography By [Joe] – Gary Gershoff Photography By [Scott, Frank, Dan] – Neil Stopol Producer – Anthrax, Carl Canedy Technician [Cut By] – Tim Tom* Written-By, Arranged By – Anthrax Notes Recorded at Pyramid Sound N.Y. Digital master at Masterdisk. Published by Black Lion Music (ASCAP) ℗ 1985 Island Records Inc. Made in England. Almost the same release but with other labels and "Made in France" stated on the labels can be found here: Anthrax - Spreading The Disease. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 5 016583 106218 Matrix / Runout (Etched Runout Side A): MPO timtom MFN 62 A1 Matrix / Runout (Etched Runout Side B): MPO MFN 62 B1 TY Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Megaforce Spreading The 90480-1, 7 Worldwide, 90480-1, 7 Anthrax Disease (LP, US 1985 90480-1 Megaforce 90480-1 Album) Worldwide Spreading The Megaforce A4 90480, A4 90480, Anthrax Disease (Cass, Worldwide, Island US 1985 90480-4 90480-4 Album, Club, SR) Records Spreading The Island Records, UICY-75528 Anthrax Disease (CD, Megaforce UICY-75528 Japan 2013 Album, Ltd, RM) Worldwide Island Masters, Spreading The IMCD 136, 826 Island Records, IMCD 136, 826 Anthrax Disease (CD, Europe Unknown 668-2 Megaforce 668-2 Album, RE, RP) Worldwide Spreading The Megaforce 7 90480-4, 7 90480-4, Anthrax Disease (Cass, Worldwide, Island US 1985 90480-4 90480-4 Album, SR) Records Related Music albums to Spreading The Disease by Anthrax Gráinne Duffy - Where I Belong Red Horizons - Angelic Stuart Evans - Unity Maanam - Nie Bój się... '91 Fermentation Spontanée - Fermentation Spontanée - Spontane Gisting 3 Vincent Bell - Lead Guitar / Quicksand Little Red Rocket - Who Did You Pay The Bigger Lovers - How I Learned To Stop Worrying Matthew Sweet - Tomorrow Forever Project Silence - 424 Nightingale - Retribution Blood Red Eagle - Australiana (The Studio Outtakes 2002-2004).
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