"Various people at the record company [Roadrunner] put their foot down about that," Taylor told Metal Hammer Magazine. "So the way we've left it is that I will do a couple of songs with them, and not the whole album."
Metal Hammer responded, "That must have been incredibly frustrating?" and Taylor responded, "Of course, I was so stoked that the Anthrax guys would consider doing anything with me. So the last thing I wanted to do was let them down." - more on this story
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