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Repeater wrote: everyone thinks my opinion is shit.

thinks?

zombiehead wrote:

Teufel wrote:

zombiehead wrote:Far Beyond is pretty weak but The Great Southern Trend Kill was fucking awesome

Really? I vaguely remember buying it, listening to it once and never listening to them again. I'll have to download it and give it another shot.

It sounds like Soilent Green if they covered Pantera songs. I'm pretty sure most of that album was recorded on a herion binge with Seth Putnam

I can't find the other one from this set with Phil, Seth and It's either Tim Morse Or Scott Hull all giving the Thor's Hammer sign.

pantera is still okay with me.

great drinking music.

I played The Great Southern Trendkill today while spaced out on cough syrup and it was more awesome than I remember.

Timecop David, rip

RIP tugboat william RIP

Dann O))) wrote:

eyehatethehumanrace wrote:

Funeral_Rapist wrote:I always wondered if anyone actually likes the old pantera and hated it when they changed.

probably glam fags and female fans of the band when they were just a local act.

Their old stuff is hardly glam metal...it was melodic heavy metal (very Judas Priest like at times). Just because it was the mid-80s and they looked like a stereotypical metal band, everyone thinks they were glam. Have you even heard that stuff?

I have, not my bag. then again, being from the punk end of the spectrum, I don't care for much traditional metal outside of some NWOBHM and Black Sabbath.

I fully enjoy Reinventing the Steel...though I think it's just because I bought it on TAPE on sale at Tower because all my 1995 car had at the time and it was one of the few tapes available there.

Ogre of Disgust wrote:

zombiehead wrote:

Teufel wrote:

zombiehead wrote:Far Beyond is pretty weak but The Great Southern Trend Kill was fucking awesome

Really? I vaguely remember buying it, listening to it once and never listening to them again. I'll have to download it and give it another shot.

It sounds like Soilent Green if they covered Pantera songs. I'm pretty sure most of that album was recorded on a herion binge with Seth Putnam

I think you're mostly right about the junk and Seth, but I WISH it sounded like SG covering Pantera; that might be cool

Stock answer to topic: Dime was a great player, I dug "VDoP" back then, but this band hasn't aged well at all IMO. Shitty production/tones,. too

Soilent Green to me sounds like a mixture of Eyehategod and Brutal Truth. which is fine by me. I can see the comparison to GSTK era Pantera, though.

Reinventing the Steel had some great grooves on it. Like some one else said, PERFECT drinking music.

I liked pantera, still do.

you're working
for perfect bodies
perfect minds
perfect neighbors
and i'm helping
to legalize dope
on your pristine streets
and i'm making a fortune


far beyond driven was the most extreme thing i had ever heard when i was 11. it was all downhill after that.

pantera is definitely a guilty pleasure of mine. think i'll listen to great southern trendkill today. total screamfest. album reached #4 on billboard, and seth putnam was on it. unbelievable.

ungodlywarlock wrote:I fully enjoy Reinventing the Steel...though I think it's just because I bought it on TAPE on sale at Tower because all my 1995 car had at the time and it was one of the few tapes available there.

awesome music, cheesier than usual lyrics

I put a tape of Cowboys from Hell on this morning at work to piss off a juggalo. Worked tolerably.

abdominalpillaging wrote:you're working
for perfect bodies
perfect minds
perfect neighbors
and i'm helping
to legalize dope
on your pristine streets
and i'm making a fortune


far beyond driven was the most extreme thing i had ever heard when i was 11. it was all downhill after that.

yeah, I'll give them that much. I don't give 2 shits about Pantera these days, early, late, whatever... but as a young fella, I had a very similar experience with that album.

I liked "i'm broken" when i heard it on Beavis and Butthead, but I never really got into them until 5 years ago or some shit

Every texan owns a copy of Cowboys From Hell, on some format or the other.

I liked Cowboys from Hell for about five minutes when it came out.

I'm just a touch too old for these guys, they came along playing music I liked a few years prior but I'd moved on in taste by the time they did their "classic" albums.

I just can't seperate Anselmo from douche-ness and like the band - Same with anything he's done. Down, Superjoint etc etc.

Haven't thought about this band in a long time. Might be a Pantera night tonight.

doomeddisciple wrote:I liked Cowboys from Hell for about five minutes when it came out.

I'm just a touch too old for these guys, they came along playing music I liked a few years prior but I'd moved on in taste by the time they did their "classic" albums.

I just can't seperate Anselmo from douche-ness and like the band - Same with anything he's done. Down, Superjoint etc etc.

let me guess.....you graduated to the big leagues right?

BUNGVOX wrote:

doomeddisciple wrote:I liked Cowboys from Hell for about five minutes when it came out.

I'm just a touch too old for these guys, they came along playing music I liked a few years prior but I'd moved on in taste by the time they did their "classic" albums.

I just can't seperate Anselmo from douche-ness and like the band - Same with anything he's done. Down, Superjoint etc etc.

let me guess.....you graduated to the big leagues right?

It's not about me being too "big league" to allow myself to like it

I remember heaps of people telling me how they were the heaviest thing ever and I just didn't like it.

Dimebag love is understandable, if over-rated, but for me they're like the 90's version of Opeth - I hear the ability, the good production and song writing and yet I feel nothing.

Always liked this song/album, with it's cheeseball lyrics and awesome guitar work:

abdominalpillaging wrote:you're working
for perfect bodies
perfect minds
perfect neighbors
and i'm helping
to legalize dope
on your pristine streets
and i'm making a fortune


far beyond driven was the most extreme thing i had ever heard when i was 11. it was all downhill after that.

system destroyed
exposed unemployed
the fruit of intention
cry for the dead
yet turning your head
to ignore realities claw
knife to your wrist
syringe in your arm
is your ounce of prevention
give what you made
and the ode to the name on your grave
is salvation

reinventing the bump

This thread makes me miss goatus.

Just kidding fuck him.

Pantera is the shit.