This album has some very chorus driven songs but this song and Death Trap have some of Dimes most uninhibited lead work, and I feel the glam tag was only because of how they dressed at the time, but seriously I wouldn't expect anything different from Texas in the late 80's.
Jeez.. in the first minute of the song, the riffing style goes from speed to thrash to glam and back to thrash. I wish they weren't embarrassed of this unique album.
@@gabrielbrouwer they didnt hide it , they were bother by Grunge sell out journalist chasing everything from.old school heavy metal background make them Guilty of their past Other than this , they were fine with it .
@@ryanwills-37 probably the worst thing about this is they didnt drop their Ridiculous look at the same time they decided to fire the singer and instead write some really good Metal. By now, everyone knows about this album and most people want to see it Re-Released. Most of us or a lot of us that jumped on in 1990 dont really care for anything before Phil joined the band but we all want to see this out There again. Everyone says Phil Saved this band and he definately did and we want to hear everything with him, No doubt.
This album seriously needs to be re released and remastered on CD. This is literally not even part of their glam era. They looked like glammers, but the album is not glam at all. This album needs to be part of their albums that they are most famous for. Although it is not as hard as their later albums, it is harder than their glam era, and it fits more with their popular era.
Kerbe The Metalhead i thinl the same shit, this record no way is glam metal, is much heavier than that, is like a brother by cfh record, is fucking awesome
@@PortlandSucksss I disagree, Reinventing the Steel had good choruses, leads, vocals, and was heavy as shit. But me, I like all Pantera, Dimes the reason I ever picked up a guitar.
This is one of the best fucking Pantera tracks ever made. It should have been on the Cowboys From Hell album. You can hear the musical change from Glam to pure fucking metal in this track alone!!
This one here is more or less what Pantera Ended up doing in some of their best years. This or Death trap too arent at all out of place if this had come out on cfh.
Good crunch riffs from the 80s. My uncle played it in his car along with Exciter, Venom, Metallica, Anthrax, Slayer, King Diamond and so on. I miss you uncle Ronald. R.I.P
This album is amazing. If it had had the production of CFH it would have been one of the best metal albums ever. The songs are excellent and absolutely enjoyable, and the guitar solos of the late, great Dimebag are already top notch. They should honor his legacy and re-release this album with a proper remaster, liner notes and so forth. Come on!
This is one of the heaviest pre-Cowboys tracks they did. I think if they'd have re-recorded it, it would have sounded right at home on Cowboys From Hell.
Having long hair does not make you ‘glam’! Pantera with Phil as lead was never considered glam. This was metal kicked up a notch. Glam , before it morphed into anything and everything with long hair and from the 80’s, was reserved for bands that wore heavy makeup and lipstick and were played on constant rotation on the radio and mtv and every girl you knew loved them!
@@allisterfiend_2112they were literally Glam in their first 3 albums, and Power Metal is closer to the glam sound than it was to any other metal that was around bakc in the late 80s. It certainly wasn't thrash, death, black, or classic metal
@@bigalexxx The term 'glam' represents a look, not a sound! The earlier Pantera albums before Power Metal sound metal, when Phil joined the band for the Power Metal album you could start to hear them kick things up a notch, The Power Metal album title is literally telling you what type of music it is. We called it power metal back then and if you can not tell the difference between metal and power metal it probably means you were not around at that time living the experience. As with all things, over time, all terms, categories eventually get combined into other terms.
This IS Pantera at their best. Got a Power Metal CD in my collection from back in the day signed by all the original members. It was a bad-ass show and an amazing time in metal history.
There is a lot of Megadeth sound / feel from this song. Guitars, drums, & vocals - very similar to old school Megadeth. I really like this record because it's all over the place. Traces of their Glam past, some influences of Metallica, Megadeth, 80's metal (glam & non glam), &most importantly you can really start to hear the modern Pantera surfacing - this is especially true in Dimebag's guitar playing. What they did between this record & cowboys from hell is amazing.
That's the thing I never understood about Pantera; write an album, tour it once and never play any of it ever again. They had a huge audience by the time of Cowboys From Hell because of this record. Needs a rerelease.
+Maximilian Bernard (Brollyhero93) Thrash Metal is more harsh and rough, thats why its called Thrash Metal since its Thrashy form of Speed Metal...While typical Speed Metal is more Clean and tight. Well, in my opinion this song fits Speed Metal more than typical Thrash Metal.
I live in San Diego and back then the 1980s they had a show called Metal Shop on 101.5 KGB hosted by Brian Schok, I heard this song on Metal Shop and it was awesome.
Yeah, If you don't like Pantera's early albums and/or know about them either fuck off or listen because they're great! The first 2 are like "track skippers" IMO but, I am the night and Power Metal are fucking sick!
This song is fucking bad ass. No, maybe it's not what most Pantera fans "want to hear." But the riffs and driving beats are the shit. I honestly think this could've made its way onto Cowboys From Hell. It may have had to be re-recorded and "toughened" up just a tad. But all in all, this song is really thrashy and super fucking awesome.
Can’t even articulate how glad I am I listened to this, been a pantera fan for a while and one day decided I would give this one a listen because it was the first album with Phil. One of the most underrated albums of all time, it’s amazing
This song is seriously fucking sick. No it's not the "newer", heavier Pantera, but it still rips. In my opinion, it's just as good as anything else they ever released. Such a killer groove and beat. This shit is BEAST!
Not as much blues influence in this solo that would eventually became his signature style. I definitely hear what you mean though, this was the bridge between the power metal and groove metal fusion.
Id heard of this album of course, but never actually listened to anything on it. This kicks so much ass! Sounds like a nice blend of pure 80s thrash and Priest!
This shit ROCKS!!!! Pantera was always my favorite metal band you can see where this band was heading from this album. And you can totally hear the Judas Priest influence on Anselmo's singing.
This song could almost fit right into CFH, it's that damn heavy. I listened to this album a year ago and for the first three tunes I was like..."Outside of Dime's leads, this doesn't sound much like 90s Pantera." Then this song came crashing in, and I was like "THIS is fucking PANTERA!" Head-banging thrash-groove awesomeness. What a legacy Dimebag has left for all of us. Call me a softy, but I get a little sad every time a Pantera song ends. It's been 6 years, but I can't help it.
never understood why this album got any flack. it's as good as the stuff considered to be Pantera's best. the only thing dating it are some of the typical 80s metal drum post production treatment and some of the auxiliary instrumentation, but Megadeth has a lot of similar stuff on their albums.
Even the look was Heavy metal Not glam . Just see How David vincent was in late 80s with Morbid angel , not different from Phil there .. Pretty look alike .
Pantera is unique because of their musical lineup style. Most metal bands have 2 guitar players. Pantera only had 3 musicians that played instruments and a singer. That was more common with glam metal than pure metal. Makes since because these guys were once glam.
As much as I favor CFH as the definitive Pantera album, this one is also very fun to listen to. I like Phil much better than Terry for a vocalist. And I really love the powerful thrash elements used in this album.
there is a Peace Sells feel in it yes, but I also agree with 11DNA11, the riff makes me think of Exodus's early kind of speed/thrash (especially And Then There Were None which had a similar riff and rhythm), as for the solo, it is typically Van Halen! and of course, Judas Priest's influence is still obvious, as for every Pantera song before Vulgar Display of Power
when i first discovered pantera's early catalogue of material, i almost couldnt believe it was true. once i heard a guitar solo it was undeniably dimebag playing. you can spot his solos anywhere. at first i was confused at how i should feel while listening to the terry glaze albums, but after a few weeks i came to love it. this was about 10 years ago when audiogalaxy was the best download site ever.
as much as i hate to say it, Vinnie and Dime's style meshes perfectly with glammetal. And Phil's vocals are actually amazing for that genre too. Cowboys from Hell was the ultimate "I am growing out of hair metal" phase for an entire generation. You can hear "the 80s" on that album, but the thrash elements and double bass usage really makes it feel like a totally different beast. Phil's vocals werent as deep on that album
I really have no idea why Pantera tried to hide from their 80's material; Power Metal contains some of their all time best work
Ask Darrell when you get to heaven perhaps
last first because is Glam Metal
Because most of it actually sucks, and this song is an exception
This album has some very chorus driven songs but this song and Death Trap have some of Dimes most uninhibited lead work, and I feel the glam tag was only because of how they dressed at the time, but seriously I wouldn't expect anything different from Texas in the late 80's.
@@derekmartinez7134 All four 80s albums are awesome
Jeez.. in the first minute of the song, the riffing style goes from speed to thrash to glam and back to thrash. I wish they weren't embarrassed of this unique album.
The last part of the intro riff sounds like something Paul Gilbert would do.
No ONE was embarrassed. Thats a myth
Integrity101 why did they try to hide this album for their whole career then?
@@gabrielbrouwer they didnt hide it , they were bother by Grunge sell out journalist chasing everything from.old school heavy metal background make them Guilty of their past
Other than this , they were fine with it .
Goes to hell and turn to hair and make up, and down to hell again
This song is fucking awesome
@L3cs ! why so rude.
I could totally hear the Judas Priest influence in the vocals. This has to be my favorite album from them. A real gem to listen to. R.I.P. Dimebag
+IntoTheMindlessAbyss indeed
And Vinnie.
IntoTheMindlessAbyss sounds more like a megadeth and bit of Metallica and a sneaky bit of anthrax
See this is why I need to read comments before I write. I just said the same exact thing 5 years later!!!
@@ryanwills-37 probably the worst thing about this is they didnt drop their Ridiculous look at the same time they decided to fire the singer and instead write some really good Metal.
By now, everyone knows about this album and most people want to see it Re-Released. Most of us or a lot of us that jumped on in 1990 dont really care for anything before Phil joined the band but we all want to see this out There again.
Everyone says Phil Saved this band and he definately did and we want to hear everything with him, No doubt.
This album seriously needs to be re released and remastered on CD. This is literally not even part of their glam era. They looked like glammers, but the album is not glam at all. This album needs to be part of their albums that they are most famous for. Although it is not as hard as their later albums, it is harder than their glam era, and it fits more with their popular era.
Kerbe The Metalhead i thinl the same shit, this record no way is glam metal, is much heavier than that, is like a brother by cfh record, is fucking awesome
Ninten The Metalhead This is straight Thrash!
Ninten The Metalhead All Four of their 80s Albums are the Glam Metal era,There was some glam in 1988
@@PortlandSucksss I disagree, Reinventing the Steel had good choruses, leads, vocals, and was heavy as shit. But me, I like all Pantera, Dimes the reason I ever picked up a guitar.
@@PortlandSucksss
The whole band would tell u RTS is their best or 2nd best album to vulgar. Phil says its their best. I agree
Why didn't Pantera play this shit? This could have been easily part of Cowboys From Hell!
Over and out, power metal, and burnnn! Should've been on cfh
DraculaXHunter101 they didnt like the fact they used to be a hair metal band that and this was before Phil was the lead singer
Robert Aldrich no. This was after Phil joined. They let go of Lee two years before this came out and even had Phil re-record some of his stuff.
+DraculaXHunter101 it's a great, tremendous song, but I don't think it fits cowboys from hell context...
Guto Lima You're right, this is real metal...that isn't =)
This is one of the best fucking Pantera tracks ever made. It should have been on the Cowboys From Hell album.
You can hear the musical change from Glam to pure fucking metal in this track alone!!
This one here is more or less what Pantera Ended up doing in some of their best years. This or Death trap too arent at all out of place if this had come out on cfh.
Musically, Pantera was ALWAYS METAL. Their IMAGE was glam, but they sure as hell didn't sound like Poison.
Glam is metal u troglodyte
Exactly, even Dime's solos in the Glam era sound awesome
Right! This was metal in the 80s
Even their material going back to Metal Magic is much heavier than bands like Poison.
This song is fucking perfect in every way possible
Yesssss 🔥🔥🔥
Best Pantera record ever! Fight me!
hahahaha
The Best album, pure energy! !
Yes it is. My friend
Can’t we all just get along
Reinventing the Steel dude
reminds me of megadeth
ArmedWarhead You're right!
Set the World Afire?
@@HighBestkillerROBLOX wake up dead lol
My thoughts exactly!!
Mustaine is bad ass!!
Good crunch riffs from the 80s. My uncle played it in his car along with Exciter, Venom, Metallica, Anthrax, Slayer, King Diamond and so on. I miss you uncle Ronald. R.I.P
This album is amazing. If it had had the production of CFH it would have been one of the best metal albums ever. The songs are excellent and absolutely enjoyable, and the guitar solos of the late, great Dimebag are already top notch. They should honor his legacy and re-release this album with a proper remaster, liner notes and so forth. Come on!
This is one of the heaviest pre-Cowboys tracks they did. I think if they'd have re-recorded it, it would have sounded right at home on Cowboys From Hell.
Started listening to Pantera in 94.This is the first time ive ever listened to the older albums.Older as in before CFH.
This shit jams good
This is less glam than shattered.
Sounds like a mash up of later Pantera, Metallica and Megadeth
Kiwi Conor my exact thought
Glamtera
3:43 does sound like wake up dead.
It sounds like exodus
julian islas the chorus totally does
this was actually Phil's first album with Pantera
But CFH is the first album PHIL *WROTE* with them.
So then who wrote this album: Vinnie and Dime?
This album was originally supposed to be with terry glaze but terry had enough with the trying to be heavier and left.
I DONT HAVE WORDS, MY RESPECT
Re Spect
This is the most "Pantera" song out of their "glam-era."
Having long hair does not make you ‘glam’! Pantera with Phil as lead was never considered glam. This was metal kicked up a notch. Glam , before it morphed into anything and everything with long hair and from the 80’s, was reserved for bands that wore heavy makeup and lipstick and were played on constant rotation on the radio and mtv and every girl you knew loved them!
@@allisterfiend_2112they were literally Glam in their first 3 albums, and Power Metal is closer to the glam sound than it was to any other metal that was around bakc in the late 80s. It certainly wasn't thrash, death, black, or classic metal
@@bigalexxx The term 'glam' represents a look, not a sound! The earlier Pantera albums before Power Metal sound metal, when Phil joined the band for the Power Metal album you could start to hear them kick things up a notch, The Power Metal album title is literally telling you what type of music it is. We called it power metal back then and if you can not tell the difference between metal and power metal it probably means you were not around at that time living the experience. As with all things, over time, all terms, categories eventually get combined into other terms.
This IS Pantera at their best. Got a Power Metal CD in my collection from back in the day signed by all the original members. It was a bad-ass show and an amazing time in metal history.
ABSOLUTELY as a guitarist and lifelong fan this is by FAR wayyy more complicated than 90% on panteras post catalog. this song is fucking supreme!!
There is a lot of Megadeth sound / feel from this song. Guitars, drums, & vocals - very similar to old school Megadeth.
I really like this record because it's all over the place. Traces of their Glam past, some influences of Metallica, Megadeth, 80's metal (glam & non glam), &most importantly you can really start to hear the modern Pantera surfacing - this is especially true in Dimebag's guitar playing.
What they did between this record & cowboys from hell is amazing.
this sounds like wake up dead
Bro I said the same thing when I first heard it!!!
it's like death angel riffs with judas priest vocals, in my opinion
They were probably listening to Death Angel as this time, too. Frolic Through The Park is a fave of mine.
It's Pantera
God This Riff is Wicked SICK
R.I.P Vinnie Paul and Dime Bag, now youre both jamming up there together.
One of there best albums!!!! Dime is a God!
That's the thing I never understood about Pantera; write an album, tour it once and never play any of it ever again. They had a huge audience by the time of Cowboys From Hell because of this record. Needs a rerelease.
if this got realeased on cfh, im pretty sure it would be a personal fave for every1
They played it until 1991 live
Phil saved pantera
Yep just like every other comment...I've listened to Pantera since I was a kid, never checked out their pre-Cowboy stuff til now, this is so good!
Great thrash metal! ;)
***** this is speed metal :)
vnorj xrocw Is there any difference really?... I mean yeah, thrash might be a bit more brutal sounding, but this is thrash enough for me.
+Maximilian Bernard (Brollyhero93) Thrash Metal is more harsh and rough, thats why its called Thrash Metal since its Thrashy form of Speed Metal...While typical Speed Metal is more Clean and tight. Well, in my opinion this song fits Speed Metal more than typical Thrash Metal.
For me this is closer to thrash, speed metal is more like what Motorhead, Blind Guardian and Judas Priest did in the early years
The intro, the solo, and the riff that starts in 4:55 are very thrashy
I'm speechless this is awesome! Why have I not taken the time to listen to this before!? Why is this album ignored????!
i can smell the judas priest in it
I think this album is better than some of their later albums. Phil's best vocals IMO.
Anything after Vulgar gets less and less imo anyway
The combination of that cover plus the badassery of this song is perfect
I'm so old, I used to watch these young men play this song from ten feet away for a $5 cover charge in Lawton Oklahoma.
Wow…… I’m jealous
I live in San Diego and back then the 1980s they had a show called Metal Shop on 101.5 KGB hosted by Brian Schok, I heard this song on Metal Shop and it was awesome.
Some people seem to be having trouble telling, so from left to right; Dimebag, Rex, Phil and Vinnie
My favorite Pantera song from my favorite Pantera album.
Dime made no secret of his love for James Hetfield. This song is a testimony to that!
This would've fit right in with Exodus, Testament, or How Will I Laugh-era Suicidal Tendencies.
The album cover looks like Glam Metal but the music is pure fucking Thrash!
Groove elements also?
@@indiglo1971 Probably, of course the comment that you replied to is also quite old lol
@@indiglo1971 although CFH did begin Groove Metal
@@somekindofmaster3548 4:55 is too fast for Megadeth
Yeah, If you don't like Pantera's early albums and/or know about them either fuck off or listen because they're great! The first 2 are like "track skippers" IMO but, I am the night and Power Metal are fucking sick!
Power Metal happens to be the only Pantera album I like. Not to say the other stuff is shit, I just like a few songs here and there.
This album > The rest of Pantera's discography.
Sounds like a primordial version of Art of Shredding. Sick track all around
This song is fucking bad ass. No, maybe it's not what most Pantera fans "want to hear." But the riffs and driving beats are the shit. I honestly think this could've made its way onto Cowboys From Hell. It may have had to be re-recorded and "toughened" up just a tad. But all in all, this song is really thrashy and super fucking awesome.
And nowhere close to glam.
I know right, insane riffs. Would totally fit into Cowboys
3:50 makes me wanna headbang till I die
Can’t even articulate how glad I am I listened to this, been a pantera fan for a while and one day decided I would give this one a listen because it was the first album with Phil. One of the most underrated albums of all time, it’s amazing
This song is seriously fucking sick. No it's not the "newer", heavier Pantera, but it still rips. In my opinion, it's just as good as anything else they ever released. Such a killer groove and beat. This shit is BEAST!
Metalllllll!
This song is sick... the riffs just f-n gives me the chills
God Bless Phil.
This is one of my favorite pantera songs.. sadly the band didn't play this songs live.. this is a kick ass album
How is this glam metal again?
+Svartedauden There other albums beside I am the night and this are glam metal.
+Soulreaper I laughed at that comment.. yeah its fucken glam metal.. and dont you fucken bitch!.. maybe you are on a gary glitter whine...
Henk van der Gaast Ok.
Henk is fucking hostile lol
I would have to be around a lot to be hostile you fuckers..
Oh.. I get the point..
8-)
I wish this song was on the GTA IV soundtrack, it’s so metal!!
Shit sounds like the pantera everyone knows 3:10
Not as much blues influence in this solo that would eventually became his signature style. I definitely hear what you mean though, this was the bridge between the power metal and groove metal fusion.
Id heard of this album of course, but never actually listened to anything on it. This kicks so much ass! Sounds like a nice blend of pure 80s thrash and Priest!
3:40 - 4:05 is so fuckin badass
What masterpiece
Absolutely and positively I still crank this album. Very underrated
Incredibly True!
This shit ROCKS!!!! Pantera was always my favorite metal band you can see where this band was heading from this album. And you can totally hear the Judas Priest influence on Anselmo's singing.
This song could almost fit right into CFH, it's that damn heavy. I listened to this album a year ago and for the first three tunes I was like..."Outside of Dime's leads, this doesn't sound much like 90s Pantera." Then this song came crashing in, and I was like "THIS is fucking PANTERA!" Head-banging thrash-groove awesomeness. What a legacy Dimebag has left for all of us. Call me a softy, but I get a little sad every time a Pantera song ends. It's been 6 years, but I can't help it.
never understood why this album got any flack. it's as good as the stuff considered to be Pantera's best. the only thing dating it are some of the typical 80s metal drum post production treatment and some of the auxiliary instrumentation, but Megadeth has a lot of similar stuff on their albums.
Never got as much flak from fans as much as it did from the band and their crappy label.
Brings me back to late night Z- Rock and hearing this for the first time 😁🤟
This song is really amazing.. One of the greatest of heavy metal.
One of the most kick ass PanterA songs ever.
THRASH will always be BEST version of heavy Metal. All hail the King 1983-2023. 40 years of thrashing and moshing and headbanging. BEND THE KNEE
The album cover may look kind of glam metal but musically it's more thrash metal.
Even the look was Heavy metal
Not glam .
Just see How David vincent was in late 80s with Morbid angel , not different from Phil there ..
Pretty look alike .
sounds nothing like glam metal. More like the 80s thrash bands.
que raro, alguem dizer que os anos 80 tinham bandas lixo kk
Glamtera's last album.
@@dustinmahan1495 this wasnt glamterra this was the phil era
@Rog TheDogg this song is Thrash
Glamtera died with glaze this album smashes glaze all to hell
RIP Darrell and Vinnie! This album REALLY needs to be reissued!
Pantera is unique because of their musical lineup style. Most metal bands have 2 guitar players. Pantera only had 3 musicians that played instruments and a singer. That was more common with glam metal than pure metal. Makes since because these guys were once glam.
It's not like it was hard to LOVE this album! It kicks ass!
Dimes tone is already kicking ass at this point L fucking Love this record such a great bridge between the Early Pantera and The Cowboy's from Hell
AbsoFUCKINGlutely!
This song should have made it to cowboys. They played it live sporadically throughout their entire career with Phil
best song...ever...rip no. still living
Incredible Song and Album
As much as I favor CFH as the definitive Pantera album, this one is also very fun to listen to. I like Phil much better than Terry for a vocalist. And I really love the powerful thrash elements used in this album.
00:00 0:19 my favorite
I’d say 0:00 to 5:08 is all awesome
A Top 10 metal song right here
We need to see Ola Englund play this
There's so much megadeth influence that no one talks about in this album
It was Pantera's first record and they were doing what manager's and PR told them to do to get their foot in the door. Like all bands they evolved,
What? This was from their 4th record, not their 1st.
Sounds a lot like early Megadeth.
from the so far so good so what album?
Not speedy enough :) The tones are like early Exodus. There's the groove metal thing already very present in this one.
there is a Peace Sells feel in it yes, but I also agree with 11DNA11, the riff makes me think of Exodus's early kind of speed/thrash (especially And Then There Were None which had a similar riff and rhythm), as for the solo, it is typically Van Halen! and of course, Judas Priest's influence is still obvious, as for every Pantera song before Vulgar Display of Power
The song Power Metal sounds like it's straight off Killing Is My Business...
Sounds like a Metallica riff if Dave came back in the 90s for a song and they decided to have Rob halford on vocals. This album is so underated
3:24 GROOVE METAL!!!
when i first discovered pantera's early catalogue of material, i almost couldnt believe it was true. once i heard a guitar solo it was undeniably dimebag playing. you can spot his solos anywhere. at first i was confused at how i should feel while listening to the terry glaze albums, but after a few weeks i came to love it. this was about 10 years ago when audiogalaxy was the best download site ever.
Legendary
Pantera's power metal FKN rocks! I wish more people knew of it.
Diss is metal! RULES..
This is one of Pantera's best songs. Its a shame they would never even acknowledge preCFH material.
Very large old school Megadeth vibe I'm getting from this, Definitely not a bad thing! \m/
i wish a boks was made of all the first 4 albums on CD and officially released
Need this on spotify or apple music
I swear I can hear James Hetfield in the background chorus.
no u can't! fck that guy!
+Jesse Pancamo you're telling me what I can hear? lol
+Criss Wikked Dimebag does lead vocals on P.S.T 88 on this album, and he sounds like Hetfield, so Dimebag is the one who sounds like Hetfied.
oh shit you're right lol
Ninten The Metalhead There is a video I saw that Phil was playing the guitar and Dimebag was in lead vocals, Dimebag indeeds sounds like Hetfield
After the solo it sound very inspired by megadeth! Holy fuck! I loved it !
Pantera is badass in any era
as much as i hate to say it, Vinnie and Dime's style meshes perfectly with glammetal. And Phil's vocals are actually amazing for that genre too. Cowboys from Hell was the ultimate "I am growing out of hair metal" phase for an entire generation. You can hear "the 80s" on that album, but the thrash elements and double bass usage really makes it feel like a totally different beast. Phil's vocals werent as deep on that album
the best album!!!!
It took me thirty years to upvote this . I wore the fuck out of this tape.
This song is their crowning glory.
Those drums n guitar..they killed it .fucking hardest glam metal ever..motley crue aint even close