Pantera

SLH916SLH916 Posts: 132
edited April 2007 in Other Music
Is anyone a Pantera fan?
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  • pjalive21pjalive21 Posts: 2,818
    SLH916 wrote:
    Is anyone a Pantera fan?

    sign me up for this fan club!!!

    by the way check out Hellyeah with Vinnie Paul on drums and Chad (lead singer of Mudvayne) its some pretty good stuff
  • Yeah, love Pantera.

    Just a fucking badass band. Not a single weak album, imo.
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  • AnonAnon Posts: 11,175
    i really liked Pantera lot in high school but not as much anymore. i can't stand the double bass sound and how polished everything is.. that being said i'll stand by The Great Southern Trendkill, Official Live and Far Beyond Driven any f-ing day!
  • larslars Posts: 524
    The great southern trendkill! Pantera rocks
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  • intodeepintodeep Posts: 7,228
    Their first three albums i really enjoyed. Music after that i enjoyed some of it but not all.

    Walk will always be one of the songs that gets me pumped up no matter how many times i hear it.

    Their cover of planet caravan was very good on far beyond driven (underated album)
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  • whenever you ask someone who knows nothing about heavy metal who their favorite metal band is, their answer is always "pantera"
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  • AnonAnon Posts: 11,175
    whenever you ask someone who knows nothing about heavy metal who their favorite metal band is, their answer is always "pantera"
    or Metallica
  • or Metallica

    Are you saying that people who don't know anything about metal mention Metallica as a favorite band?

    Are you dumb or just un-educated?

    Surely Metallica aren't what they used to be, but they are without a doubt of the most influential and greatest (thrash)metal bands ever.

    Master of Puppets, Ride the Lightning, ...And Justice For All, Black Album; All are metal masterpieces.

    You CANNOT deny the influence that Metallica have had on many bands.
  • AnonAnon Posts: 11,175
    no i am not dumb or un-educated, but that's just what most people will say.
  • korbykorby Posts: 298
    i like DOWN better
    its ok
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  • pjalive21pjalive21 Posts: 2,818
    whenever you ask someone who knows nothing about heavy metal who their favorite metal band is, their answer is always "pantera"

    and the point of your comment is???

    Pantera is one of my fav bands and one of the reasons why i got into metal in the first place, same could be said for alot of people, so what is so bad about that?


    let me guess your a metal god and know it all
  • DiRtyFranK38DiRtyFranK38 Posts: 3,131
    pantera owns
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  • ArctangentArctangent Posts: 614
    intodeep wrote:
    Their first three albums i really enjoyed. Music after that i enjoyed some of it but not all.

    wasn't cowboys from hell their 4th album? those they made before that were a bit... hair metal!

    i do miss pantera though. no one has managed that 'crunchy' sound quite as well since.
  • i am a firm believer that cemetery gates is one of the best songs ever written!

    :D

    i love pantera.
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  • ArtMarsArtMars Posts: 109
    Never been that much of a fan of Pantera. I like the music just fine, but don't care too much for the vocals.
  • intodeepintodeep Posts: 7,228
    Arctangent wrote:
    wasn't cowboys from hell their 4th album? those they made before that were a bit... hair metal!

    i do miss pantera though. no one has managed that 'crunchy' sound quite as well since.

    you are correct. i tend to block those out, but my statement was flawed.

    Cowboys through far beyond are the ones i enjoy the most would have been more acurate.
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  • ArctangentArctangent Posts: 614
    intodeep wrote:
    i tend to block those out

    i'm not surprised!
  • SLH916SLH916 Posts: 132
    whenever you ask someone who knows nothing about heavy metal who their favorite metal band is, their answer is always "pantera"

    I thought that people who don't know anything about heavy metal say their favorite bands are Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.

    Does anyone else think that Pantera had a really unique sound? Part of it was Anselmo's voice.
  • Peter CPeter C Posts: 237
    My first "rock/metal" gig was Pantera way back in 1991 supporting Megadeth talking about "jumping in the deep end" saw them a few more times over the years and even got Rex's plectrum!!
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  • SLH916 wrote:
    I thought that people who don't know anything about heavy metal say their favorite bands are Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath.

    Does anyone else think that Pantera had a really unique sound? Part of it was Anselmo's voice.


    Dimebags guitar too..You can recognize it anywhere..I would call it a signature sound I guess..Only album I didn't really care for was Reinventing the Steel
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  • AnonAnon Posts: 11,175
    Dimebags guitar too..You can recognize it anywhere..I would call it a signature sound I guess..Only album I didn't really care for was Reinventing the Steel
    and that crappy drum sound! no disrespect, i really like Pantera but as i stated previously, that drum sound on their middle records sucks.
  • niallniall Posts: 244
    I remember putting on Greath Southern Trendkill back in the day and thinking ..."oh my od... this is the heaviest album ever made" It hurt to listen to it at the time.
  • fanch75fanch75 Posts: 3,734
    SLH916 wrote:
    Is anyone a Pantera fan?

    Love them. I've seen them five times.
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  • MLC2006MLC2006 Posts: 861
    ArtMars wrote:
    Never been that much of a fan of Pantera. I like the music just fine, but don't care too much for the vocals.

    I agree with that totally, I think the music is GREAT but I'm not a fan of the bulldog-with-sorethroat singing style that Anselmo (and many other metal singers) has.
  • AnonAnon Posts: 11,175
    niall wrote:
    I remember putting on Greath Southern Trendkill back in the day and thinking ..."oh my od... this is the heaviest album ever made" It hurt to listen to it at the time.
    HA!! i thought the exact same thing!!
  • reeferchiefreeferchief Posts: 3,569
    I love me some Pantera.:)
    And agree with the Cemetry Gates comment, which is probably what most people who know little about metal would do, lol.;)
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    R I P Dimebag. What a sad day that was.

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