"They were absolutely right about it": Anthrax’s Charlie Benante on why Metallica were correct
That someone is Charlie Benante, the drummer with fellow thrash icons Anthrax. In an interview with the Irish Times Bentate ...
Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante says Metallica were right about Napster and that Spotify is where "music goes to die"
Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante says Metallica were right to wage war on Napster, adding that Spotify is "where music goes to ...
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CHARLIE BENANTE: "Spotify Is Where Music Goes To Die"
Anthrax and Pantera drummer Charlie Benante isn't exactly a fan of Spotify. In an interview with The Irish Times, Benante ...
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Charlie Benante Slams Music Streaming: “We Get Taken Advantage of Most Out of Any Industry”
In a recent interview, Charlie Benante slammed Spotify for what he calls "stealing" from musicians with their business model.
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Anthrax’s Charlie Benante: ‘I was always a big U2 fan. They just got better and better’
You have played on every album since Anthrax’s first album, A Fistful of Metal, in 1984. It is 40 years since then. Can you ...
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Anthrax drummer says Spotify is where “music goes to die”
Anthrax drummer Charlie Benante has shared his thoughts on streaming within the music industry and why Spotify is “where music goes to die”. Benante, who has been with the thrash metal band ...
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Dan Lilker Reflects on Playing with Anthrax After Decades Away: “Those Shows Were Great”
One rumor that floated around while Lilker was on tour with Anthrax was that they only needed one rehearsal to get ready for ...
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Anthrax’s Charlie Benante says Spotify is where music goes “to die”
Charlie Benante, the drummer of thrash pioneers Anthrax, has lambasted Spotify as the place “where music goes to die”, drawing a frank picture of the state of the modern industry in the age of ...
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Anthrax’s Charlie Benante: ‘I was always a big U2 fan. They just got better and better’
You have played on every album since Anthrax’s first album, A Fistful of Metal, in 1984. It is 40 years since then. Can you believe you are still together? Jack Reynor: ‘We were in two minds between ...