sure

edit - listening to Judas Christ now - it sounds more like a Swedish Bauhaus

My last metal purchases:

Black Witchery - Inferno of Sacred Destruction LP
Conqueror - War.Cult.Supremacy double LP
Bone Awl - Meangingless Leaning Mess LP

All from Hell's Headbangers.

My Last :
Dream Theater - A Dramatic..
Anathema - We're Here Because We're Here
Kingcrow - Phlegethon

All of them are great records

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I could never get on with them from the few tracks I heard but my mate keeps banging on about how good they are and I found this with a bonus DVD at a local charity shop for £2 and well it's OK. Some good tracks and some bad. I find the production on many songs very underwhelming and the cover of Poison Idea's seminal The Badge an absolute abomination.

i think Vulgar Display of Power is the best representation of Pantera

i do like their other stuff but i wouldn't exactly call them ground-shaking

meh, overrated album. I will take "The Great Southern Trendkill" over it any day.

best song they ever did in my opinion:



that outro solo = amazing.

Hell I love Pantera and I could listen to them all day and all night! That groove hits me nice and sweet.:D

My relationship with Pantera is a lot like my relationship with pickles. I've never liked them, but every so often I'll give them another chance, as I just did with this song, thinking my opinion might have changed. Like with pickles, it hasn't. Still awful after all these years.

I rather like Reinventing Hell as it's an album I feel I can dip into. I've tried listening to their studio albums, and there doesn't tend to be enough on there to keep me amused. One of those bands that, for me, a greatest hits is necessary I'm afraid :(

That said, the same holds for Eagles, and I love Eagles, and I do like much of Pantera's music... just not a lot of it, and not all at the same time.

Never thought I'd ever see the Eagles and Pantera in the same sentence!