Ryan Rebalkin (@RyanRebalkin) reunites with guest Doug Greenberg (@DCGreenberg) from the "Rocky Minute Podcast" to dissect Disc 2 of Anthrax's 2005 compilation Anthrology: No Hit Wonders (1985–1991), spotlighting the evolving thrash mastery of the Joey Belladonna era across State of Euphoria (1988) and Persistence of Time (1990), plus standout EP cuts. As Big Four thrash icons—Scott Ian, Charlie Benante, Frank Bello, Dan Spitz, and Belladonna—Anthrax fused blistering riffs, social commentary, and eclectic covers, all freshly remastered for this reunion-tied release. The hosts tackle all 15 tracks, from epic openers like "Be All, End All" and the Trust cover "Antisocial" (in English and French) to brooding heavies "Keep It in the Family" and "Belly of the Beast," plus the rap-metal milestone "Bring Tha Noise" with Public Enemy and the frenetic Joe Jackson cover "Got the Time," debating production tweaks, lyrical depth, and crossover experiments before hilariously selecting the disc's "worst" song amid fan-favorite riffs and mosh-worthy energy.