 | Reinventing Hell: The Best of Pantera Import version features a different track listing to the US edition.. With its pioneering 'power groove' sound, Pantera leapt onto the metal scene of 1990... more |
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 | Vulgar Display of Power/Far Beyond Driven Import-only two CD release features a pair of hit albums housed together in one package: Vulgar Display Of Power (1992) and Far Beyond Driven (1994).... more |
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 | Rebel Meets Rebel A collaboration between country legend David Allan Coe, plus Pantera's Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, and Rex Brown, Rebel Meets Rebel serve as a throwback... more |
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 | The Best of Pantera: Far Beyond the Great Southern Cowboy's Vulgar Hits
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 | Best Of Pantera: Far Beyond The Great Southern Cowboys' Vulgar Hits! Japanese Version featuring a Bonus Dvd (Ntsc, Region Code: 2) featuring Live Performances, and Music Videos. |
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 | Reinventing the Steel Pantera's back, and all is as wrong with the world as it ever was. They're going to make sure you know it, too. Despite the four-year absence from the... more |
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 | Official Live: 101 Proof It's a bit surprising that Pantera waited until 1997 to release a live album, considering how brutal and powerful the band had been in concert. At an average... more |
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 | The Great Southern Trendkill Japanese edition of their new album features alive version of 'Walk' as a bonus track. Standard 11 tracks. |
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 | Far Beyond Driven For Pantera, rage flows like water from a faucet. Far Beyond Driven vents the band's animosity in a maelstrom of hateful harangues fueled by thunderous... more |
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 | Vulgar Display of Power Probably the heaviest album ever to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard album chart, Pantera's Vulgar Display of Power proved that, even in an era of... more |
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 | Cowboys from Hell Even those who scoff at the idea that rock & roll is the devil's music have to think twice when listening to Pantera. The pill-popping, strip-bar-ogling,... more |
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