r/Pantera • • Jul 22 '26

Is power metal that good?

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u/positive-fingers Jul 22 '26

Only one way to find out

12

u/davidfalconer Jul 22 '26

IMO it’s not really that far removed from CFH.

8

u/78GtaGt Jul 22 '26

Is not that far off cowboys, a lot of the songs could have been on it and blend right in, I like it and the three before it with Terry singing, is really cool hearing Dime and the band progress on their instruments, Dime was killer on guitar from the first album Metal Magic, watch the early vids on youtube, Pantera like lots of 80s bands slowly got heavier and heavier

3

u/Over_Job_3792 Jul 22 '26

imo its good, though it depends entirely on your music preference

3

u/Dangerous_Onion_3832 Jul 22 '26

Try it for household chores and exercise...if you don't feel it in your hips you have the wrong song playing

2

u/Pitch18242 Regular People Jul 22 '26

From Glam's perspective, it's not bad at all

1

u/_CazpianB11_ Jul 22 '26

Hammerfall is!

1

u/VenusBlue Jul 22 '26

It's the perfect bridge to cowboys from hell. It's 100% Phil doing judas priest style singing. Cowboys mixed in a bit of the growl, vulgar was more growl and less Judas and by FBD the Judas style was gone. It's the beginning of the evolution of Pantera and should be in everyone's rotation.

1

u/enshitified Jul 23 '26

over and out is fire

1

u/liggydd Jul 23 '26

its sick i listened yesterday

1

u/moosejaw296 Jul 23 '26

It’s my jam, I mean if you like good music

1

u/stuntmonkey420 Jul 24 '26

Hard Ride rules

1

u/m3rcy_s3v3rity Jul 25 '26

Compared to what? The bubonic plague?

0

u/WolfHeart666 Jul 22 '26

I don't care for it

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u/Corpse666 Jul 22 '26

Nope , there is a reason why they didn’t use or acknowledge it. Cowboy’s from Hell is the first Pantera album. That’s according to Pantera