The Complete Albums 1990-2000 (Remastered) Pantera

• Disc: 1: Cowboys From Hell:
• 1Cowboys From Hell04:06
• 2Primal Concrete Sledge02:13
• 3Psycho Holiday05:19
• 4Heresy04:46
• 5Cemetery Gates07:02
• 6Domination05:04
• 7Shattered03:21
• 8Clash With Reality05:16
• 9Medicine Man05:15
• 10Message In Blood05:09
• 11The Sleep05:47
• 12The Art Of Shredding04:18
• Disc: 2: Vulgar Display Of Power:
• 13Mouth For War03:56
• 14A New Level03:57
• 15Walk05:15
• 16Fucking Hostile02:48
• 17This Love06:32
• 18Rise04:38
• 19No Good (Attack The Radical)04:48
• 20Live In A Hole05:00
• 21Regular People (Conceit)05:27
• 22By Demons Be Driven04:40
• 23Hollow05:44
• Disc: 3: Far Beyond Driven (Remastered Version):
• 24Strength Beyond Strength03:38
• 25Becoming03:05
• 265 Minutes Alone05:47
• 27Im Broken04:24
• 28Good Friends And A Bottle Of Pills02:52
• 29Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks07:01
• 30Slaughtered03:56
• 3125 Years06:05
• 32Shedding Skin05:36
• 33Use My Third Arm04:51
• 34Throes Of Rejection05:01
• 35Planet Caravan04:03
• Disc: 4: The Great Southern Trendkill (Remastered Version):
• 36The Great Southern Trendkill (Remastered)03:49
• 37War Nerve (Remastered)04:48
• 38Drag the Waters (Remastered)04:55
• 3910s (Remastered)04:50
• 4013 Steps to Nowhere (Remastered)03:38
• 41Suicide Note, Pt. 1 (Remastered)04:44
• 42Suicide Note, Pt. 2 (Remastered)04:19
• 43Living Through Me (Hells Wrath) (Remastered)04:50
• 44Floods (Remastered)06:59
• 45The Underground in America (Remastered)04:33
• 46(Reprise) Sandblasted Skin (Remastered)05:36
• Disc 5: Offiicial Live 101 Proof:
• 47A New Level (Live)04:24
• 48Walk (Live)05:36
• 49Becoming (Live)03:59
• 505 Minutes Alone (Live)05:36
• 51Sandblasted Skin (Live)04:29
• 52Suicide Note Pt. II (Live)04:20
• 53War Nerve (Live)05:21
• 54Strength Beyond Strength (Live)03:37
• 55Dom / Hollow (Live)03:43
• 56This Love (Live)06:57
• 57Im Broken (Live)04:24
• 58Cowboys From Hell (Live)04:37
• 59Cemetery Gates (Live)07:53
• 60Hostile (Live)03:56
• 61Where You Come From (Live)05:10
• 62I Cant Hide (Live)02:16
• Disc: 6: Reinventing The Steel:
• 63Hellbound02:40
• 64Goddamn Electric04:56
• 65Yesterday Dont Mean S**t04:19
• 66Youve Got To Belong To It04:13
• 67Revolution Is My Name05:15
• 68Death Rattle03:17
• 69Well Grind That Axe For A Long Time03:44
• 70Uplift03:45
• 71It Makes Them Disappear06:22
• 72I'll Cast A Shadow05:22
• Total Runtime05:39:52

Info for The Complete Albums 1990-2000 (Remastered)

With their 1990 album Cowboys From Hell, Pantera debuted their signature sound and invigorated the metal scene while enlisting legions of devoted fans around the world. For the next decade, the band continued to ascend to the top of the music world, earning four platinum albums and, with 1994's Far Beyond Driven, a #1 debut on the Billboard album chart.

Arlington, Texas heavy metallers Pantera formed in 1981, and left a lasting (and blisteringly brutal) legacy over the next 22 years, before disbanding in 2003.

„The Complete Studio Albums 1990-2000“ is compiled of 'Cowboys From Hell' (1990), 'Vulgar Display Of Power' (1992), 'Far Beyond Driven' (1994), 'The Great Southern Trendkill' (1996) und 'Reinventing The Steel (2000).

Phil Anselmo, lead vocals (1986–2003)
Dimebag Darrell, lead guitar, backing vocals (1981–2003; died 2004)
Rex Brown, bass, backing vocals (1982–2003)
Vinnie Paul, drums, percussion (1981–2003)
Former members:
Donny Hart, lead vocals (1980-1981 & 1986)(unofficial member)
Terry Glaze, lead vocals, rhythm guitar, keyboards (1982–1986); guitar, backing vocals (1981–1982)
Tommy Bradford, bass, backing vocals (1981–1982) (unofficial member)

Digitally remastered

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PANTERA
Highly influential Metal band. The Arlington based band would, at a mid point in their career, adopt an aggressive new musical direction of hardened Thrash which would see PANTERA becoming one of the major artists in the Metal field, enjoying Platinum sales status and a number 1 Billboard album. Such was their innovation that they would create a whole new genre in the Heavy Metal field and influence a plethora of artists that came in their wake.

Whilst the mainstream discovered PANTERA in 1990, on the back of the 'Cowboys From Hell' album, it came as a surprise to many that the group had been operational, and successful, for many years prior, holding major status in Texas and boasting strong cult appeal internationally. The band's former musical stance and image was wildly different to that portrayed from 1990 onwards and initially the record company attempted to bury these past achievements - to no avail.

PANTERA (Spanish for 'Panther') started life in 1981 on the Texan club scene performing cover sets of VAN HALEN and KISS songs. Founded in 11th grade, the very first PANTERA line-up comprised singer Donnie Hart, guitarists Darrell Abbott and Terry Lee Glaze, bassist Tommy Bradford and drummer Vinnie Paul. By 1982 Hart had exited, with Glaze switching from guitar to the lead vocal role, and Bradford had been superseded by Rex Brown.

Diamond Darrell's enthusiasm to pick up the guitar came from having witnessed Ace Frehley and he proudly sport an ACE FREHLEY tattoo and KISS emblazoned guitars. PANTERA quickly became cult favourites on the underground metal scene with fans being constantly bemused by the band's undoubted quality against a series of truly horrendous amateur album covers and PANTERA's inability to break into the big time outside of dominating Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.

Nevertheless, PANTERA soon became adopted sons on their home turf, supporting the likes of STRYPER, DOKKEN and QUIET RIOT promoting debut album 'Metal Magic' in 1983. Glaze was to change his surname to Lee for the 1984 'Projects In The Jungle' album, a record which captured PANTERA drifting away from the more obvious melodic influences.

'I Am The Night', emerging in 1985 and again produced by The Eldn' (in reality Darrell and Vinnie's father Jerry) at Pantego Studios, boosted the band's profile scoring many maximum marks in the world's metal press finding the band in a heavier mood. PANTERA were still suffering from poor distribution, many fans being forced to pay extortionate import prices for the album, consequently the album struggled to sell 25'000 copies.

Soon after 'I Am The Night's release Lee split from the band to form LORD TRACY (originally called TRACI LORDS) and PANTERA retreated into the shadows. A series of vocalists followed including Matt L'Amour, who later joined DIAMOND, and David Peacock. These liaisons were short-lived however and PANTERA eventually re-emerged fronted by Louisiana native and ex-SAMHAIN and RAZOR WHITE singer Phil Anselmo, the new singer's latter act also having in their ranks future CROWBAR man Matt Thomas and FALL FROM GRACE's Wil Buras.

Despite finding their frontman, PANTERA were still blighted by problems. Their new record label Gold Mountain, tipped off about the band's prowess by KEEL guitarist MARC FERRARI, having met PANTERA when KEEL had played in Dallas with LOUDNESS during 1985, trying to manoeuvre the band into commercial territory. Undaunted and unconvinced, PANTERA recorded their heaviest album to date, 'Power Metal', and negotiated for a release on their own Metal Magic label. KEEL guitarist MARC FERRARI guested on the album with PANTERA returning the favour by recording Ferrari's 'Proud To Be Loud'. Although 1988's 'Power Metal' was undoubtedly a much harder record than previous attempts it was nothing compared to what was to come...

PANTERA drew back away from the limelight, during which time the band came close to splintering. Darrell had auditioned for the vacant guitar position in MEGADETH and was reportedly offered the post. However, Darrell insisted that Vinnie was part of the package and MEGADETH, who already had a drummer in Nick Menza, backed off, recruiting MARTY FRIEDMAN instead.

Legend has it that Atco Records A&R rep Mark Ross discovered the band almost by chance, stranded in Texas due to the ravages of Hurricane Hugo. Having caught the band live and realising the significant fan base PANTERA already held, negotiations with Atco Records ensued and the musicians also placed their faith in new management, contracting with Walter O'Brien at Concrete Inc. in New York. Upon their re-emergence and PANTERA surprised many with a new look, Phil Anselmo now sporting a close shorn haircut and a patchwork of tattoos, and a radical change in direction. PANTERA's 'Cowboys From Hell' album, recorded at the band's own Pantego Sound Studios and delivered in July 1990, offered bludgeoning Hardcore riffs, the solid intensity of their new songs burying any comparisons to their more melodic predecessors. … Visit: http://www.rockdetector.com

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