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Pantera
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(1981 – 2003)
Pantera was an extremely popular metal band from Arlington, Texas, formed in 1981. Specifically, some fans consider them power metal, groove metal, or an amalgamation of both (so called “power groove”, a term the band devised themselves). Emerging alongside influential classic thrash metal acts such as Slayer, Metallica, Megadeth, and Anthrax, Pantera was a key formulator of the post-thrash subgenre of heavy metal music.
At the start of the career the style of Pantera’s image and sound was heavily influenced by bands like KISS & Van Halen. At certain stages, Pantera drew more on the popular LA glam scene. The extent to how far Pantera took the glam image is one of many disputes among fans of heavy metal and those who discredit the band’s popularity to the 90s; however most of the material on the albums themselves were a contrast to typical glam metal formula. They released three albums during this stage before acquiring Razor White vocalist, Philip Anselmo from New Orleans. As soon as Anselmo joined the band the group took a noticable change in style and image with their Power Metal. The album shifted away from most of the glam image and focused mostly on the more respectable speed metal genre. This style would continue evolving for two years as Pantera drew on many more sources of influence within the metal scene.
At the start of the career the style of Pantera’s image and sound was heavily influenced by bands like KISS & Van Halen. At certain stages, Pantera drew more on the popular LA glam scene. The extent to how far Pantera took the glam image is one of many disputes among fans of heavy metal and those who discredit the band’s popularity to the 90s; however most of the material on the albums themselves were a contrast to typical glam metal formula. They released three albums during this stage before acquiring Razor White vocalist, Philip Anselmo from New Orleans. As soon as Anselmo joined the band the group took a noticable change in style and image with their Power Metal. The album shifted away from most of the glam image and focused mostly on the more respectable speed metal genre. This style would continue evolving for two years as Pantera drew on many more sources of influence within the metal scene.
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Vulgar Display of Power
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Official Live : 101 Proof
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TuomariNurmio wrote:
You've been basically using two arguments when describing your loathe towards Pantera ever since you appeared as DarwinsPitbull: 1) they play slow and dumbed down music. 2) Phil Anselmo is a schoolbully look-alike wannabe and he writes ridicilous lyrics. These are valid arguments in some level, yes, but have been reversed couple of times already in the past as well, yet you keep posting them like the one and only truth, hence my use of quotations. And since you've descended to use of pre-high school expressions, such as "stop crying, dry your tears" and "pearbrained", I assume you've ran out of bullets.
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Nonclique343 wrote:
Excuse me that to you address. We ask you to help me with possibility to get on concerto of my loved music group Pantera. I have a no possibility on it to get by itself since I invalid and I have no money, I live in little-provided, big family, my parents have fired with work because of reduction. Please, donate me certain amount of the money. If I shall be able to collect the greater amount, that I shall be able to buy the tickets its juvenile: little sister and brother and take them with itself on concerto. They too powerfully want to get on concerto. Thank you in advance. Their own donation you may leave on in: http://tiny.cc/webmoneydonate776767
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Shootan wrote:
That's right I'm a badass motherfucker try to stop me 420 smoke weed everyday
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Shootan wrote:
Best album is Power Metal, anyone saying otherwise is a douchebag with no sense of musical preference. If you try to post saying I'm an idiot for thinking this then your opinion is invalid because fuck you.
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TithonuSyndrome wrote:
Why do you keep restating the word "valid" in quotations? Do you somehow believe that doing this will magically cause the validity of the arguments to go away, soothing your hurt and drying your tears?
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TuomariNurmio wrote:
Tithonu, you should drop accurate descriptions of my limited range of comebacks and start to repeat your two "valid" arguments again.
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CaiUnderground wrote:
os solos do Pantera são muito fooodaaaa!!! _\m/
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DemonByChoose wrote:
Wow, some serious bad-mouthing going on in here, I thought these shoutboxes were about bands, not about other users.. I guess I was seriously misunderstood.. Anyway, I've been listening Pantera for years now and their best imo is Cowboys from Hell. I'd like to give a listen to their older stuff too!
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TithonuSyndrome wrote:
"Insults"? They're accurate descriptions of your limited range of comebacks. I realize you don't like being exposed as a squealing infant who basically repeats internet canards ad nauseum, but it doesn't mean they're "insults".
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truejb wrote:
Pantera wents gay after the release of the Power Metal LP
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luie88 wrote:
http://www.last.fm/event/1311093+DIMEBAG+TRIBUTE+NIGHT
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Maxmaider wrote:
*vomits* metal band for pussies, just like Metallica
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TuomariNurmio wrote:
Tithonu, you should drop personal insults and start to repeat your two "valid" arguments again.
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SilverBarron wrote:
Lololol bl Dimebag
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TithonuSyndrome wrote:
hurr hurr the person who said the thing that i did not like got trolled no im not crying leave me alone For the less perceptive of you, that's what Pantarded peabrained morons like TuomariNurmio and co. are essentially saying.
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DeathAkerfeldt wrote:
Pantera is one of the best bands ever!!!!
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OL166 wrote:
sodoms nu-metal music has nothing on panteras heavy thrash
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HareMettleAdlib wrote:
Ooh, Fisher Price psychology, play my poor hack's ego like a piano.
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Nelvaanian wrote:
HareMettleAdlib got owned.
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TuomariNurmio wrote:
btw, you did respond pretty quickly with that /b/, I'm somewhat impressed
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