Setlist: 0:00 Intro 0:41 Death Trap 4:45 Rock The World 8:45 Hot 'n' Heavy 17:44 Power Metal 22:26 We'll Meet Again 28:35 Hard Ride 34:27 "P*S*T*88" 38:34 Right On The Edge 43:15 Diamond Darrell instrumental 55:34 Proud To Be Loud (feat. Marc Ferrari) 1:05:29 Over And Out 1:12:49 No Remorse (Metallica cover)
I'm glad someone recorded this epic moment in Heavy Metal history. There is no reason to comment on the solo part, the rhythm part, or the guitar in general, and I see people doing that. Just to add, Dime has everything in his little finger and he is only 22 years old. They played "No remorse" better than Metallica and the last fast part.... monstrous. There is no better frontman than Phli from the early years, until 1994. His appearance, his demeanor, his evolution from glam-power metal singer to urban-groove MC is amazing. This should be shown in schools so that children and young people can see what a band looks like at the beginning of a mega career, a band that saved Heavy Metal. Thanks for the video.
I really think they were just plain heavy metal or bands that were in between traditional heavy metal and glam like Keel. Doesn’t really matter though since it kicks ass. Metal Magic was the weakest of the early stuff though even that had the title track which was full speed metal
Adam Turner One of the tightest for sure!Don’t forget bands like Black Sabbath,Judas Priest,The Police and Rush.All those bands have an argument for being tighest ever to walk on stage.
They're not even meant to be glam metal, but during this period they were literally one of the greatest glam metal bands ever despite hiding all their glam years on Spotify and UA-cam
In a way they always hid these years from their main discography. They didn’t acknowledge the first four records as Pantera records once CFH came out. The crowd would have gone wild if they busted out one of these tunes once in a while for fun lol
Again if the band wanted to "hide" these albums it would have been easy to get lawyers involved and go after the stores making a fortune selling bootlegs of the 80s albums. THEY DIDNT. They just stopped promoting them and ordering new vinyls etc. Also they arent "hidden" on spotify. Warner doesn't own that music so they can't sell out. Same as the website
This is fucking killer! Hair metal my ass! DIME is already in top form live! Phil looking like the last guy who you would wanna fuck with! Just a matter of time!!
I love this stuff but i much prefer the Reinventing the steel era. Phils vocal range on steel was phenomenal. It was great that he started singing again. They were all amazing on RTS. Great tours too. I wish i could go back and catch all their tours.
Here are timestamps for all the songs: 0:00 Intro 0:41 Death Trap 4:35 Rock The World 8:45 Hot and Heavy 17:44 Power Metal 22:26 We'll Meet Again 28:35 Hard Ride 34:27 P*S*T*88 38:34 Right On The Edge 43:15 Crushing Day intro (Joe Satriani cover) 44:13 Diamond Darrell guitar solo 47:00 Diamond Darrell guitar solo 2 48:41 Diamond Darrell guitar solo 3 (cuts out) 48:49 Suicide Solution (Ozzy Osbourne cover) 54:35 By-Tor and the Snow Dog (Rush cover) 55:34 Proud To Be Loud (feat. Marc Ferrari) 1:05:29 Over And Out 1:12:49 No Remorse (Metallica cover)
It’s a crime that this isn’t for sale anywhere that I use. It’s really good. I always thought Cowboys was their first album but I’m digging their earlier stuff too, especially from this Power Metal era.
It's on UA-cam, I just use UA-cam music and can have it on my playlists. It definitely deserves more recognition, very underrated album. Idk if it's fair to call it glam, it reminds me more of an evolution of classic heavy metal.
na man he always sang and he was one of the first dude to make heavy vocals whit melodic to so the only album that he don"t sang to much is the great soundkill but again there are song like floods and suicide note part 1 and 10s that are melodic songs in some parts so that just that you like power vocal like judas priest only nothing more
@@edybocman76 One of my favorite songs from late has to be their cover of hole in the sky, shows best how Phil could sing and scream combined, screaming was also way more on point than during TGST. And while I love many songs of that album too, vocally it's especially the calmer ones that get me, felt like there was just more to them
This just shows how amazing Phil's voice was! I know Dimebag gets most of the fame usually because of his unfortunate passing and guitar style, but Phil's vision and showmanship propelled the band to even greater heights. Best metal frontman? In this age; in the past; and in the future: Philip H. Anselmo.
He's underrated as a singer in my opinion (yes I know I think he is underrated while being in the biggest metal band of all time) his singing get overshadowed by his image/personality. He has a really good and unique voice
I LOVE this! Saw them in early 88' at The Electric Company in Sherman, TX and I'll never forget it!! This is the closest I'll ever get to seeing what I saw that night. This video is like a time machine. Thank you!
0:00 Intro 0:41 Death Trap 4:45 Rock The World 8:45 Hot 'n' Heavy 17:44 Power Metal 22:26 We'll Meet Again 28:35 Hard Ride 34:27 "P*S*T*88" 38:34 Right On The Edge 43:15 Diamond Darrell instrumental 55:34 Proud To Be Loud (feat. Marc Ferrari) 1:05:29 Over And Out 1:12:49 No Remorse (Metallica cover)
Agreed, considering they were pretty much the only band in the 90s that was waving the metal flag, they may as well have continued the image wearing leather and spikes, hard to look cool on stage wearing cargo shorts (well unless you're Dimebag)
This is awesome thanks for the post. I don’t know why they didn’t add some of this stuff when they changed to groove metal. I had one of their albums from this era on I tunes and now it’s gone. Best pantera songs and showman ship hands down
Bands like Metallica and Slayer definitely changed Pantera for the better, fuckin awesome to see the evolution of them get heavier from glam to blunt force metal.
Though the troubles from the mid 90's, as well as Phil's vocal decline, compared to what he's delivering here and early CFH era is something I always miss. I love the hard stuff, yes, but... there's something about that less dark, simply in your face banging metal that always brings me the most fun listening to the band
@@guitarheaven1747 Vocal evolution*** not decline. There’s no way he could have kept singing like this. It was cool for the time, CFH is super fun and is an example of machine-like metal precision derived from a life of growing up in their dads studio, but Phil found his true voice on Vulgar and the ultimate Pantera sound that made them the legends they are today.
My first thought... Phil was forced to sing Hot n Heavy?! Second thought...how the hell is he gonna sing "Take a look at my ice cream cone...take a lick" with a straight face? At 10:08 I got my answer.
I could never get into their early albums before 1990, but I do like the Power Metal album because it's the only other place Phil does the shrieking high pitched vocals from Cowboys From Hell. Pantera definitely changed for the better by taking influence from the 80's thrash stuff that bands like Metallica/Slayer were doing at the time and innovating it into their own trademark style of southern/blues inspired metal.
Hey man, you seem to know a good deal about Pantera's early days. Hoping you can answer a question that's been bugging me for years: what is the name of the song Pantera used as their intro music in the late 80's/early 90's? The best version I can find is "Domination" in Moscow but it's also on the "Joe's Garage" video too. I've checked out all 4 of Pantera's "glam" albums & I don't hear it there, but that's definitely Dime's guitar tone on that song. Many thanks if you can help.
Nobody beats this Pantera, NO F*CKING BODY! And it thought Metallica was the best there was out there in those times, I truly did thooo, holy f*ck I was wrong, love to both bands but Pantera is flawless
You know...for someone who had 2 formal lessons and then learned to play like he did in 6 months....kinda sounds like the Robert Johnson story if anyone is picking up what I'm putting down
They were never a Glam-band They were Heavy Metal on the 3 first records and on this straight up Thrash. They souldnt have left this album behind because there are some insane tracks here. Over and out just crushes everything in existence.
So glad they evolved beyond "Pussy Tight PST88" type songs. I remember I had that power metal tape and it was pretty bad, as in bad. Saw them live in a small bar around 91 when CBFH came out, they blew everyone away. Insane show.
Why did Phil have to change this band so much and get so heavy and act so tough and then try to act so cool all the time and then never sing ever again like this on any other albums but power metal and some on cowboys from hell but not much of it ever again?? I love the first 3 original albums to without Phil they are amazing! I like there first 4 albums the best and the 5th cowboys album to was great but then rest of the albums are good to but I got out of the screaming stuff and like this stuff better now and me knowing what they could have been playing like this it’s very disappointing what Phil did to this band and what he took away from them! It sounds so much better like this rock sound and they would have been probably the best number one band in the whole world if they would have just stuck with this style of rock and would be up there with Judas Priest and Iron maiden and all the big ones and there music would of got to the whole world instead of just the metal fans out there!? Phil is kind of a waste of great talent and just threw everything away and lost his voice trying to act tough and trying to look cool all the time instead of just sing great and have fun and then him smoking his cigarettes and screaming all the time he just destroyed his beautiful voice!? Phil once had the most beautiful voice on the whole planet and cemetery Gates proves it right there! But he stopped singing one day and just wanted to scream and that’s it and that’s all he ever did after!??? Why would you throw away your cemetery gate voice and power metal why!??? That question keeps me up at night!!!??? The best singer in the whole world and he doesn’t want to sing anymore and he just wants to scream his songs out why destroy that beautiful voice??? 80s Pantera kicks ass!!! I’m so glad someone taped this back in the day for me to watch it now!!! Thanks so much
apparently they were obsessed with guns n' roses and covered every song on appetite for destruction. Do you know of anywhere I could find a recording of that?
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To think Phil is just 20 years old here is mind blowing, he commands that crowds attention
Setlist:
0:00 Intro
0:41 Death Trap
4:45 Rock The World
8:45 Hot 'n' Heavy
17:44 Power Metal
22:26 We'll Meet Again
28:35 Hard Ride
34:27 "P*S*T*88"
38:34 Right On The Edge
43:15 Diamond Darrell instrumental
55:34 Proud To Be Loud (feat. Marc Ferrari)
1:05:29 Over And Out
1:12:49 No Remorse (Metallica cover)
Instrumental is cover to Ozzy 🤓
Thank you
Thanks man
For those, who are wondering; The intro is a combination between "Ride My Rocket" and "Down Below" (and it's the POWER METAL version of Down Below!)
@@tormentor6663 Is Crushing Day by the one and only Satriani
Recycled Licks:
45:46 Fucking Hostile
46:56 The Sleep
47:47 Shattered
48:25 Shattered
51:58 Walk
52:10 Message in Blood
the "walk" part is the solo from the song "i dont know - ozzy osbourne"
@@eddiebarbosa1 Yeah you're right that's my bad.
Imagine Phil singing Forever Tonight haha..
Or Tell Me If You Want It. Another Martini Paul?
Some kind of rainbow flag friends
Nothing but(on the radio) too
Or Biggest Part of Me
It probably would have sounded better.
This is my favorite era of Pantera. Dime's guitar work is just phenomenal and Phil's vocals are on point. I love that Power Metal sound
It's so awesome to hear Diamond covering Joe Satriani at 43:15 (Crushing Day).
I never expected to see such a huge crowd for 88’ Pantera, this is sick
LEGENDARY PANTERA RULES,
RIP Dime & vinnie...
I'm glad someone recorded this epic moment in Heavy Metal history. There is no reason to comment on the solo part, the rhythm part, or the guitar in general, and I see people doing that. Just to add, Dime has everything in his little finger and he is only 22 years old. They played "No remorse" better than Metallica and the last fast part.... monstrous. There is no better frontman than Phli from the early years, until 1994. His appearance, his demeanor, his evolution from glam-power metal singer to urban-groove MC is amazing.
This should be shown in schools so that children and young people can see what a band looks like at the beginning of a mega career, a band that saved Heavy Metal.
Thanks for the video.
Why do you say there is no reason to comment on the guitar playing.
This "Glam-era" was more like if Accept mixed with Judas Priest playing Thrash.
that because phil , before him the band was very glam
@@edybocman76 Even then, they looked super Glam but sounded far heavier.
ua-cam.com/video/RF-l4JVNAM8/v-deo.html
@@edybocman76 even phil was a glam himself before joining pantera... he was in the two different bands prior...
I really think they were just plain heavy metal or bands that were in between traditional heavy metal and glam like Keel. Doesn’t really matter though since it kicks ass. Metal Magic was the weakest of the early stuff though even that had the title track which was full speed metal
One of my favorite Pantera albums is Power Metal. Love this! Wish it was reissued.
Man the power screams from Philip anselmo are just awsome he sounds just like Bruce Dickerson from iron maiden and Rob halford from Judas priest
Imo he sounds way better :D
Well, he did get a lot of vocal inspiration from Halford early on, so it makes sense
not bruce's maiden, it's goeff tat of queensryche
Tightest band that ever walked on to a stage! ....
Adam Turner One of the tightest for sure!Don’t forget bands like Black Sabbath,Judas Priest,The Police and Rush.All those bands have an argument for being tighest ever to walk on stage.
dcfanchris Uhh. Metallica? 1989 Seattle was freaking epic.
@@dcfanchris you forget the ramones
Exactly.
Pre plane crash skynyrd too
untouchable... jesus thats tight stuff
yeeeeerrrrrrrrrrr
I came here expecting to laugh at early Pantera in spandex, but ended up being blown away. Holy shit!
Man I repect Dimebag is throwing in Satch riffs and Randy in his solo spot, so cool.
Damn Dime was so good , master of his craft
They're not even meant to be glam metal, but during this period they were literally one of the greatest glam metal bands ever despite hiding all their glam years on Spotify and UA-cam
They arent hiding anything
In a way they always hid these years from their main discography. They didn’t acknowledge the first four records as Pantera records once CFH came out. The crowd would have gone wild if they busted out one of these tunes once in a while for fun lol
Again if the band wanted to "hide" these albums it would have been easy to get lawyers involved and go after the stores making a fortune selling bootlegs of the 80s albums. THEY DIDNT. They just stopped promoting them and ordering new vinyls etc.
Also they arent "hidden" on spotify. Warner doesn't own that music so they can't sell out. Same as the website
80s Pantera the best
We were so young...:(
edit This is GOLD!
I was 9 and didn't hear of Pantera until 1992
@@djkanyetwitty To be fair most the world didn't know about them until 91, so you did good.
Death Trap was definitely a transition song - easily could've been on CFH. That's crazy. Never heard their early stuff before.
death trap & Over and out
Right on the edge sounds so badass live with Phil
Even when they weren’t the biggest metal band ever. They were😀
Greatest metal band ever
They were the biggest metal band in Texas back then that's for sure buddy. Only ZZ TOP had created any stir B4 the cowboy's from hell came along.
For certain aspects, they were doing better at that time... Not only the young age, but rather the power and passion they were putting into it.
Deimos Station musically they were at their peak between 1988-1992 imo.
I Am The Night thru CFH was the best era
This is fucking killer! Hair metal my ass! DIME is already in top form live! Phil looking like the last guy who you would wanna fuck with! Just a matter of time!!
I love this stuff but i much prefer the Reinventing the steel era. Phils vocal range on steel was phenomenal. It was great that he started singing again. They were all amazing on RTS. Great tours too. I wish i could go back and catch all their tours.
Sam edgy bro lol. This sound is just as bad ass
Here are timestamps for all the songs:
0:00 Intro
0:41 Death Trap
4:35 Rock The World
8:45 Hot and Heavy
17:44 Power Metal
22:26 We'll Meet Again
28:35 Hard Ride
34:27 P*S*T*88
38:34 Right On The Edge
43:15 Crushing Day intro (Joe Satriani cover)
44:13 Diamond Darrell guitar solo
47:00 Diamond Darrell guitar solo 2
48:41 Diamond Darrell guitar solo 3 (cuts out)
48:49 Suicide Solution (Ozzy Osbourne cover)
54:35 By-Tor and the Snow Dog (Rush cover)
55:34 Proud To Be Loud (feat. Marc Ferrari)
1:05:29 Over And Out
1:12:49 No Remorse (Metallica cover)
It’s a crime that this isn’t for sale anywhere that I use. It’s really good. I always thought Cowboys was their first album but I’m digging their earlier stuff too, especially from this Power Metal era.
Power Metal should be the first, its a hidden gem, combines the best of groove era to terry glaze era the missing link between both eras
It's on UA-cam, I just use UA-cam music and can have it on my playlists. It definitely deserves more recognition, very underrated album. Idk if it's fair to call it glam, it reminds me more of an evolution of classic heavy metal.
Best Pantera ever, late 80s, best riffs, best vocals. When Anselmo really sang.
He sang a ton on the final album. Power Metal is cool tho. What makes Pantera special is every album is very different.
All their albums are frigging great. Even shattered voice late ‘90’s STK Phil is brutal and awesome.
na man he always sang and he was one of the first dude to make heavy vocals whit melodic to so the only album that he don"t sang to much is the great soundkill but again there are song like floods and suicide note part 1 and 10s that are melodic songs in some parts so that just that you like power vocal like judas priest only nothing more
@@edybocman76 One of my favorite songs from late has to be their cover of hole in the sky, shows best how Phil could sing and scream combined, screaming was also way more on point than during TGST. And while I love many songs of that album too, vocally it's especially the calmer ones that get me, felt like there was just more to them
This just shows how amazing Phil's voice was! I know Dimebag gets most of the fame usually because of his unfortunate passing and guitar style, but Phil's vision and showmanship propelled the band to even greater heights.
Best metal frontman? In this age; in the past; and in the future: Philip H. Anselmo.
He's underrated as a singer in my opinion (yes I know I think he is underrated while being in the biggest metal band of all time) his singing get overshadowed by his image/personality. He has a really good and unique voice
it was all of them put together
@@efwfew Yet he has said many thoughtful and kind things and often comes across humble but people focus on the controversial things.
I LOVE this! Saw them in early 88' at The Electric Company in Sherman, TX and I'll never forget it!! This is the closest I'll ever get to seeing what I saw that night. This video is like a time machine. Thank you!
That's some sick footage.🤘
0:00 Intro
0:41 Death Trap
4:45 Rock The World
8:45 Hot 'n' Heavy
17:44 Power Metal
22:26 We'll Meet Again
28:35 Hard Ride
34:27 "P*S*T*88"
38:34 Right On The Edge
43:15 Diamond Darrell instrumental
55:34 Proud To Be Loud (feat. Marc Ferrari)
1:05:29 Over And Out
1:12:49 No Remorse (Metallica cover)
Over and out is the riff man the future of Pantera
We'll meet again is an amazing song
I prefer the GLAMSELMO than the tough guy image Phil carried on the rest of Pantera's career...
GLAMSELMO jajajajajaj 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 dude you are awesome!!
Agreed, considering they were pretty much the only band in the 90s that was waving the metal flag, they may as well have continued the image wearing leather and spikes, hard to look cool on stage wearing cargo shorts (well unless you're Dimebag)
Word
I do know I prefer the Power Metal era Phil voice best!
This is almost Phil from the modern Pantera! I was sooo shocked when i saw Glamselmo from the early 80s!
This is awesome thanks for the post. I don’t know why they didn’t add some of this stuff when they changed to groove metal. I had one of their albums from this era on I tunes and now it’s gone. Best pantera songs and showman ship hands down
I wish they stuck with this style.
It was cool but I don't think it could sell well, as all albums before that one.
This is good, but their music progressed amazingly. It's too bad it had to end so early..
I Am The Night and Power Metal are still my favorites
what an awesome show!
Geez. Never saw a band perform with such power. Except maybe early Queensryche.
Holy shit thanks for uploading this.
We love you Darrell. And we too love Randy Rhoads
One of my favorite Albums Power Metal. Great transition Album.
Phil sounds great on Right on the Edge
Cómo sonaban de excelentes en esa época y Diamond Darrell es un capitulo aparte un genio
17:44 power metal is as rough and intense like a cannibal corpse song
Bands like Metallica and Slayer definitely changed Pantera for the better, fuckin awesome to see the evolution of them get heavier from glam to blunt force metal.
Though the troubles from the mid 90's, as well as Phil's vocal decline, compared to what he's delivering here and early CFH era is something I always miss. I love the hard stuff, yes, but... there's something about that less dark, simply in your face banging metal that always brings me the most fun listening to the band
@@guitarheaven1747 Vocal evolution*** not decline. There’s no way he could have kept singing like this. It was cool for the time, CFH is super fun and is an example of machine-like metal precision derived from a life of growing up in their dads studio, but Phil found his true voice on Vulgar and the ultimate Pantera sound that made them the legends they are today.
Who the fuck said early pantera was glam metal!?! This shits brutal! 🤯🤘
There was pre Anselmo era with totally glam singer and stuff.
Dime Rips harder on here than on any latep pantera releases. he dude is insane, they're all at the top of their game here, it's beautiful to watch
Vid quality sux but that's all we had back then. Great upload 🤘
this is great! thank you!
F... AMAZING..............., exist this shit in hd? i die for this shit in very good quality.
What a great fuckin gitar hero DD was.. no one let the gitar better sing then him.. hes a fucking genius and a maniac on the gitar!
Why dont they perform metal magic and projects in the jungle...its still a pantera album
PANTERA RULES!
My first thought...
Phil was forced to sing Hot n Heavy?!
Second thought...how the hell is he gonna sing "Take a look at my ice cream cone...take a lick" with a straight face?
At 10:08 I got my answer.
If Eddie van Halen played no remorse...
No wonder why Phil needed to have major back surgery. This hurts my neck just watching it! Still bad ass tho'. 🤘💪👍
51:58 origin of Walk solo?
The best!
Sadly, this was also the only time Phil performed Terry Glaze's songs! And they were as great as his!
I could never get into their early albums before 1990, but I do like the Power Metal album because it's the only other place Phil does the shrieking high pitched vocals from Cowboys From Hell. Pantera definitely changed for the better by taking influence from the 80's thrash stuff that bands like Metallica/Slayer were doing at the time and innovating it into their own trademark style of southern/blues inspired metal.
Hey man, you seem to know a good deal about Pantera's early days. Hoping you can answer a question that's been bugging me for years: what is the name of the song Pantera used as their intro music in the late 80's/early 90's? The best version I can find is "Domination" in Moscow but it's also on the "Joe's Garage" video too. I've checked out all 4 of Pantera's "glam" albums & I don't hear it there, but that's definitely Dime's guitar tone on that song.
Many thanks if you can help.
ua-cam.com/video/duJIVCCMjmU/v-deo.html here ya go!
it's also featured in Shattered - Demo, found on spotify
@@panteraclips awesome! Thanks!
Kick ass man!!!
Raridade 🤘🏻❤️
43:15
Crushing day!
Nobody beats this Pantera, NO F*CKING BODY! And it thought Metallica was the best there was out there in those times, I truly did thooo, holy f*ck I was wrong, love to both bands but Pantera is flawless
damn i´d love to own a bootleg CD of this show
what have my eyes and ear nuggets rolled upon ad 0630 in the mornin, mornin,MORNIN. If only we all could live in that ampitheater
Some hero needs to do an audiosync with the SBD on this please!!
That would be awsome!
I can do it, where do I find the SBD?
@@engrownhare2427 search born in the basement
Why is my comments getting deleted when i include contactinfo? Fukking bullshit!
@@imperator4973 Will do. I'll get back to you, thanks!
edit: It looks to be a different show, has different set list.
Rest of the band slays as usual but fuck Phil sounds good
43:17 Crushing Day, Joe Satriani, cool!
You know...for someone who had 2 formal lessons and then learned to play like he did in 6 months....kinda sounds like the Robert Johnson story if anyone is picking up what I'm putting down
Is the Instrumental part with Satriani self written?
Is that Phil on vocals? If so, when did he shave his head bald?
43:16 fuck yeah, Joe satriani's "Crushing Day" haha
Setlist Plz
"Getcha pull"!!!
Power metal kicks ass
Early version of "The Sleep" here.
Where? I must've missed that.
When Dime plays solo before "Suicide Solution".
Not hearing it, you might be hearing the intro to the little ditty he plays that people associate with an early version of floods.
✊️✊️🤘🤘
where is this show from ? is there a soundboard ?
They were never a Glam-band
They were Heavy Metal on the 3 first records and on this straight up Thrash.
They souldnt have left this album behind because there are some insane tracks here.
Over and out just crushes everything in existence.
By this point, it's so obvious Dime and co. were in love with Metallica.
i can vulgar riffs in this performances yes
fucking insane
yuh amk böyle performans mı olur ya dehşettttttt fucking crazy performance
FUCK...YES....!!! !!!!
Power metal collector
AWSOME RIP DIMEBAG and WINNE
Those men could’ve work a fucking stage
Anyone wanna start a glamtera coverband with me hahah would be INSANE
Phil looks like Chris Jericho.
Who’s the other guitar player at 55:56
Marc Ferrari of Keel - Proud to be loud was actually a Keel song!
@@panteraclips
So are they KEEL lyrics also?
Integrity101 they co wrote it with Phil
So glad they evolved beyond "Pussy Tight PST88" type songs. I remember I had that power metal tape and it was pretty bad, as in bad. Saw them live in a small bar around 91 when CBFH came out, they blew everyone away. Insane show.
Did you watch the video? It’s heavy AF!!!
Power Metal is a sick fuckin record what are you going on about
Can someone send me the mp3s of this show?
Why did Phil have to change this band so much and get so heavy and act so tough and then try to act so cool all the time and then never sing ever again like this on any other albums but power metal and some on cowboys from hell but not much of it ever again??
I love the first 3 original albums to without Phil they are amazing!
I like there first 4 albums the best and the 5th cowboys album to was great but then rest of the albums are good to but I got out of the screaming stuff and like this stuff better now and me knowing what they could have been playing like this it’s very disappointing what Phil did to this band and what he took away from them!
It sounds so much better like this rock sound and they would have been probably the best number one band in the whole world if they would have just stuck with this style of rock and would be up there with Judas Priest and Iron maiden and all the big ones and there music would of got to the whole world instead of just the metal fans out there!?
Phil is kind of a waste of great talent and just threw everything away and lost his voice trying to act tough and trying to look cool all the time instead of just sing great and have fun and then him smoking his cigarettes and screaming all the time he just destroyed his beautiful voice!?
Phil once had the most beautiful voice on the whole planet and cemetery Gates proves it right there!
But he stopped singing one day and just wanted to scream and that’s it and that’s all he ever did after!???
Why would you throw away your cemetery gate voice and power metal why!???
That question keeps me up at night!!!???
The best singer in the whole world and he doesn’t want to sing anymore and he just wants to scream his songs out why destroy that beautiful voice???
80s Pantera kicks ass!!!
I’m so glad someone taped this back in the day for me to watch it now!!!
Thanks so much
I agree with everything. Soo much better back then
Didn`t Rex talk about this show in 101 the truth?
Arcadia theatre more than 2000 people
Kat Brooks? (59:49)
apparently they were obsessed with guns n' roses and covered every song on appetite for destruction. Do you know of anywhere I could find a recording of that?
Lol what? I've personally never heard/seen pantera play GnR.
yeah vinnie said in a recent interview that they covered most of the songs on appetite in their early days. I've been searching for it ever since then
When he means early days he's probably talking WAY early like pre-1983 before metal magic when all they would play were cover tunes.
well I doubt they could've covered that far back because gnar didn't form until '85 and appetite came out in '87
True, yeah i dunno. Pantera played a shitload of shows back then and probably not even 1% of those are on tape, so who knows if that'll ever surface.
Death Trap isnt GLAM.