liamctid
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I'd say 7 out of 10. It's good but not their best.
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All Time Top 1100 Albums (Aerosmith - Big Ones) P265
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Resurrection Joe...
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Tough one. I think I'd have to say The Best of PanteraI'd say 7 out of 10. It's good but not their best.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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Did they ever soften their sound at any point?I'd say 7 out of 10. It's good but not their best.
BlueHammer85
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Did they ever soften their sound at any point?
they were Glam Rock before going Heavy Metal , sound alright!
liamctid
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No, they did a cover of Planet Caravan by Sabbath which is really good though if you want to hear them do something softer.Did they ever soften their sound at any point?
After Vulgar Display they did three more studio albums which were similar as far as style/heaviness before the group disbanded. Anselmo has been in loads of bands over the years, Down and Superjoint Ritual probably doing the best although I haven't really listened to much new metal since around 2009. Anselmo is a racist prick.
Dimebag and Vinnie went on to create Damageplan (Save Me probably their most commercial sounding song, but I'd imagine just sounds the same as Pantera to most) who did OK - I saw them at Download festival in 2004 and they were good, Dimebag was murdered 6 months later (same day as Lennon, and also by a crazed fan - there's probably not a load of Pantera and Beatles geeks out there like me!) and Vinnie died a couple of years back.
Onholiday(somemightsay)
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they were Glam Rock before going Heavy Metal , sound alright!
Is that really them - actually adds to the curiosity in my review?
How did they discover that voice / style etc?
Seems quite the shift in musical style and appearance.........
BlueHammer85
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Is that really them - actually adds to the curiosity in my review?
How did they discover that voice / style etc?
Seems quite the shift in musical style and appearance.........
from what I can gather, there was a gap in the market for when Metallica went slightly down a more commercial path with some softer metal - Pantera seized on this and went full throttle the other way and took a lot of Metallica fans with them
liamctid
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Dimebag was a huge Van Halen fan - he was buried with one of Eddie's guitars.Is that really them - actually adds to the curiosity in my review?
How did they discover that voice / style etc?
Seems quite the shift in musical style and appearance.........
When Anselmo joined the band they went in a more aggressive direction. There's bits on Cowboys From Hell which are a nod to their past but by the early 90s glam rock was really dated.
Metallica, Megadeth and Slayer were the 3 biggest thrash metal bands of the mid-late 80's and they all had changed their sound with Metallica and Megadeth especially becoming a lot more commercial sounding. Pantera appealed to the purists I suppose, more aggressive than the way popular metal was going, a lot more groove to them too. I love both of these songs but compare "13 Steps To Nowhere" by Pantera to "Until It Sleeps" by Metallica both released in 1996 but sound completely different genres of music.
BlueMoonRisin’
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I love hardcore punk but I can't even bring myself to listen to that steaming pile of absolute shite.
0/10
0/10
feelymcfeel
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@feelymcfeel & @liamctid
It's good to have on board fans that know this genre and band, it's what this thread is all about .. aswell as the critics.
what's your ratings out of 10 for this Album ?
For me, a 7.