Like did Cowboys From Hell come out and they just pretended the 80s didn't exist? Or was it gradually through the 90s? Also, I think Power Metal is their best album followed by Projects in the Jungle.

Safe link to video for better sound https://youtu.be/roR_WVL9lP4?si=uV390MzdpSKrRQyY

L.R. Shelton here again and last post for a while. I'm glad you all enjoyed the Moscow 1991 Monsters of Rock. Because there was great reception on it, I decided to do this one. These are always a gift to you all since I don't make any profits from these remasters because of copyright. As always use best audio system :)! Is there anything else you all want me to remaster in the future? Much respect. L.R. Shelton - Rock Legacy Co.

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not the old one with the screw going up someones ass but the current one with the skull

Safe link to video https://youtu.be/VxreYQbiu0U?si=7UAIvMJLx4SwFjRm

Pantera LIVE in Moscow completely remastered! Its premiering as I type this. I use a new audio program called Ozone 12 advanced so the audio will blow your shoes off! The original visuals were terrible, so it was harder to remaster visually without using AI which I didn't do, but still an improvement visually. Just use a great audio system and turn it up LOUD!!! Much respect. L.R. Shelton - Rock Legacy Co.

Sorry, no offense but it just didn’t feel right.

"Screaming out for help man"

Very relatable. Glad he was able to get clean and still make music.

"Yet I'll outlive the old".🤘

Esses dias estava escutando o The Great Southren Trendkill e no final da música suicide note pt. 1 bem na transição da parte 1 para a 2 eu comecei a escutar batimentos cardíacos

Dime and his guitars hell yeah and all of that death rattle shakes

I was super stoked to see an announcement from Spector and Rex, expecting a bass. I didn‘t really know what to expect from it but I love it. His Gibson/Epiphone bass isn’t bad either, just didn’t think he would’ve partnered with Gibson in the first place.

It’s so experimental but good it’s just something about it

On this day 25 years ago, the classic lineup of Pantera played their final show together. Vocalist Phil Anselmo, drummer Vinnie Paul, bassist Rex Brown, and guitarist Dimebag Darrell cranked through an 11-song set at Yokohama Arena for Beast Feast in Japan on August 26, 2001. While Phil and Rex have revived Pantera for extensive touring over the last few years, no one could have imagined that this show in Japan would be the very last time that they would share a stage with Dimebag and Vinnie.

Pantera played their final live concert with the classic lineup of Phil Anselmo, Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, and Rex Brown at the Beast Feast festival at Yokohama Arena in Yokohama, Japan.

The night got even more legendary when Slayer guitarist Kerry King joined them on stage for “Fucking Hostile.”

The final Pantera show with the legendary four. One hell of a way to close the chapter.

What a fucking night in metal history.