The Living Skeleton

Among The Living is the 1987 album by New York speed metal band Anthrax. The group's most successful album, it features the hit singles "I Am The Law" and "Indians" plus "Caught In A Mosh", "Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.)", and "A Skeleton In The Closet". This is the first digital version, released by Megaforce/Island Records when Island was still an Atlantic-distributed label.

"Among The Living" was the breakthrough album for Anthrax. Released in 1987, it was the band's third album and it catapulted Anthrax to widespread recognition. Building on an underground following with signature tracks such as "I Am The Law", "Caught In A Mosh and Indians", the album propelled the band from opening act status to arena headliner and earned Anthrax its first gold award. Drummer and principal songwriter Charlie Benante has referred to "Among the Living" as Anthrax's "signature album".

"Among The Living" was the breakthrough album for Anthrax. Released in 1987, it was the band's third album and it catapulted Anthrax to widespread recognition. Building on an underground following with signature tracks such as "I Am The Law", "Caught In A Mosh and Indians", the album propelled the band from opening act status to arena headliner and earned Anthrax its first gold award. Drummer and principal songwriter Charlie Benante has referred to "Among the Living" as Anthrax's "signature album".

"Among The Living" was the breakthrough album for Anthrax. Released in 1987, it was the band's third album and it catapulted Anthrax to widespread recognition. Building on an underground following with signature tracks such as "I Am The Law", "Caught In A Mosh and Indians", the album propelled the band from opening act status to arena headliner and earned Anthrax its first gold award. Drummer and principal songwriter Charlie Benante has referred to "Among the Living" as Anthrax's "signature album".