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hard to compare... | Reviewer: Dale Campbell
------ About the album The Great Southern Trendkill performed by Pantera
it's hard to compare pantera against pantera, any song, any album...can't compare. Great Southern Trendkill is my favorite album by these guys. I love them all but Trendkill is my fav because it has variety. Of course it's heavy metal through and through, but it has variety from Suicide Note part 1, to part 2, from Floods to sandblasted SKin/underground in America. The first song starts off with a scream. Man what a scream.
Cowboys From Hell Review | Reviewer: Anonymous
------ About the album Cowboys from Hell performed by Pantera
Great Albums Songs Like Cowboys From Hell, Domination, Cemetary Gates, The Art Of Shredding, Clash With Reality, Shattered, And Psycho Hoilday really make this album great and the rest of the songs off it are good to.Adding to that the guitar solos and riffs are perfect by Dimebag Darrell my personal favorite guitarist
Main review for this album | Reviewer: David Whitton
------ About the album I Am The Night performed by Pantera
Like their first two albums, I Am The Night also showcases Pantera as a glam-metal band, but unlike their first two albums, this album is heavier in sound than it’s two predecessors. Pantera’s thrash-metal influences on this record were more apparent, as some of the songs on this record show. This album also turned out to be one of Pantera’s biggest-selling independent albums, having shifted 25,000 copies in the US. This album also turned out to be the last Pantera album to feature Terry Glaze on lead vocals, who would leave the band the following year due to dispute over musical direction and be replaced by Phil Anselmo.
Main review for this album | Reviewer: David Whitton
------ About the album Metal Magic performed by Pantera
This album is Pantera's first real album. Like their later releases of the 1980s, this album showcases Pantera as a glam-metal group and the title to this record is also the name of their independent record company, which also featured their later 80s albums. Instead of Philip Anselmo fronting the group, Terry Glaze has the frontman spot and a few of the songs on this album you can hear on YouTube (the title track, "Tell If You Want It" and "Nothin' On (But The Radio)"). Despite that, this is a hard-to-find collector's item.
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