Genius. Pure genius. Way before Rage Against the Machine, before Run-D.M.C.'s collaboration with Aerosmith, and before their infamous collaboration with Public Enemy, Anthrax take the credit -- or blame -- for being the pioneers of merging rap and metal. Released in 1987, their now-classic I'm the Man is a funny tribute/parody/attempt at hip-hop that is not only pulled off successfully, but it's also the first release that showcases Anthrax's sense of humor -- the latter of which was also a first for the genre of speed metal. There are also three live tracks -- one of which is the title track -- as well as a "moshable" version of Black Sabbath's "Sabbath Bloody Sabbath" -- all of which are great but will probably be overlooked. Has it been mentioned that this EP is genius? ~ Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide
I'm the Man
01/01/1987 | Fontana Island
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I'm the Man Track Listing
Credits of I'm the Man
- George Marino
- Engineer, Mastering
- Jon Zazula
- Executive Producer
- Mark Weiss
- Photography
- Paul Hamingson
- Producer
- Eddie Kramer
- Producer
- Anthrax
- Producer, Main Performer
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