Pantera - Power Metal [1988] [Remastered]

[@ageofembers1369]

00:00 Rock The World 03:35 Power Metal 07:30 We'll Meet Again 11:25 Over And Out 16:34 Proud To Be Loud 20:37 Down Below 23:28 Death Trap 27:37 Hard Ride 31:56 Burnnn 35:32 P.S.T. 88

[@Slanderous]

Thanks, I updated the video description with your tracklist since it's more accurate.

[@PapaEmeritus316]

If only this was released as a CD/Vinyl/Digital download. My 2nd fave Pantera album

[@floyd7146]

Raw AF, Its like a Priest album with a different touch.... love it

[@Dexusaz]

@@PapaEmeritus316 Yeah, it's such a damn shame that we'll never get a reissue of this fantastic album.

[@mikeman117933]

@@PapaEmeritus316 rollinrecords is doing a vinyl run. I ordered mine so fast my head spun

[@lesyao740]

"We'll Meet Again" is a goddamn piece of art.

[@nashidmamoon9151]

Solo's nuts

[@renatosantoscaixa]

Looks like a "pre" cemetery gates

[@robertanderson1788]

i love comments, its like listening to a bunch of records with your mates, they know all tha gems

[@matiascampillay243]

and "Hard Ride" too!

[@bobbymetz4365]

My new favorite song love it

[@sheevboi1872]

This Album is criminally underrated

[@7abm8al97]

Yes, this ambul is underrated... I think it´s a weird transition piece of art (a leg in the 80s, another leg in CFH era)

[@acdcrockfan1984]

They're weren't signed to a major record label at that time. Very underrated but it's awesome!

[@_Only_Zuul]

completely agree!

[@jordannoel2825]

I totally agree

[@mrlynch52]

Couldn't agree with you more.

[@jordanf451]

Judas Pantriest with Phil Halford on vocals... awesome!

[@TurtleFL]

Think it has a Queensrychish vibe to it.

[@TheMarioMan247]

Judas Preistera

[@Klif_Iratus]

"pantriest" :D ..... hahah

[@jtb3732]

Dude that's phill anselmo

[@jordanf451]

@@jtb3732 Dude, thanks for replying. I hope you got the joke!

[@koraytopcuhimself]

Hard rock, heavy metal, glam metal, speed metal, progressive metal. One of the best heavy metal albums of all time. Best Pantera album. Easily. R.I.P. Abbott brothers!

[@aarontrainor9918]

And Thrash Metal

[@MLCrow]

Easy, Nikki Sixx.

[@playdiscgolf1546]

And a hint of thrash, some of it sounded like it could have been on ride the lightning

[@bllewe2713]

I unironically think this is their greatest record. More riffs per square inch than anything else they did, and I think Dime's best solos are on this album. Phil never sounded better. It's just perfect and suffers from people clowning on it because it doesn't match the later Pantera persona. It's a piece of art.

[@dangeerraaron]

I bought this album as a curiosity (huge fan of their 90s output). This became my favorite album. So many elements that made them great on one record!

[@playdiscgolf1546]

Absolutely best album.!

[@angkari7244]

which solos

[@AK-AR-]

This was the first Pantera I heard. It's a totally different style than what they are famous for, but it shows the vocal range of Phil and Dimebag still shreds. Love Hard Ride. Very underrated album for it's time.

[@Slanderous]

I think the most underrated piece on this disc is the solo from "We'll meet again". I love it how many bluesy shredding patterns from it Dimebag would later use in The Sleep :P

[@GorditoCrunch343]

Dimebag later said it was one of his favorite songs that he played on, and possibly the best solo he's ever done. One of the highlights of the album, for sure.

[@thiefgold0913]

You should check out Pantera's early works with Terry Glaze on vocals, especially I am the night.

[@Jayyy667]

Slanderous agreed

[@Jayyy667]

It's a badass album.

[@thrashmetaldad]

There's really zero wrong with this album it's fantastic at what it does.

[@arturomma8560]

POWER METAAAAAAAAAALL!!!!

[@axlh.1827]

Wow. This has so many influences... from song to song I can hear queensryche (the warning), early Metallica (kill em all) Judas Priest, Maiden, Van Halen, and so on.. it’s the perfect mix of glam/thrash/power metal, and you can also hear small hints and riffs that’ll turn into a whole genre, groove metal

[@greenmonkeygonenonparielof1718]

I wish this were on spotify...

[@gothicmetalmaniac7424]

I agree

[@ayearandahalf4112]

Rita doesnt deserve the cash

[@garlicbread5320]

@@ayearandahalf4112 why not?

[@acdcrockfan1984]

Only "Proud to be loud" is available on spotify only but it was written as Dead Green Mummies, which it was actually sung by Pantera.

[@immortalgram]

Dime completely shreds on this album.

[@Nissardpertugiu]

Probably where he is the most demonstrative

[@KickflipGnasty]

@@Nissardpertugiu This and Cowboys. I think Cowboys is a little bit crazier, but this album has unreal moments too!

[@Nissardpertugiu]

@@KickflipGnasty CFH have rest But this more Spacy .

[@iceWaterProductions1]

I live in Houston and one summer night in 1989 my friend and I walked into Backstage off I-59 not knowing what band was playing. We walked in right while Pantera was killing it and we had a brains melted. From that night to about 14 months later we saw them around 15 times between the two night stints they would play there every other month and going to Dallas a couple of times. This is all before Cowboys from Hell was released. What a great time this was. It shaped our lives. Live music and killer guitar playing is what I live for weather it’s metal, jazz, blues, classical whatever. Dime could have been at the top of music genre he had chosen. He went with badass metal and he ruled it. He difined music prodigy. What a senseless loss we all are stuck with. RIP my friend.

[@pakman422]

Killer story!

[@pakman422]

Do you remember what they played most often you heard them? Songs from this album? Did they do any off the cuff covers back then? I wasnt even in the nightmares of my fathers sleep then. Born in 96 so all I can do is imagine. I was born in the wrong decade.

[@rkje112]

Damn there was a time Phil had a real high range. Judas priest ,maiden range. You can hear it on Cemetery Gates but this shows guy could sing from top to bottom if he wanted to

[@integrity101]

Yep, but he didnt want to anymore

[@DarkScorpionPete98]

@@integrity101 And now he can't, I think.

[@integrity101]

@@DarkScorpionPete98 Yea not high pitched singing. He wouldn't want to tho anyway, he moved away from the style and found his own

[@PaboritongAwitinniBoyKarne17]

Not just CEMETERY GATES but most of the CFH album... Phil hit some high notes on songs such as SHATTERED and THE SLEEP...

[@phantomlord5707]

his voice is deep asf when he’s not singing he’s a helluva singer.

[@WolfgangVonPoserkila]

Judas Priest worship with a spoonful of Metallica thrown in for good measure. Their greatest album.

[@eddiepullens6084]

Power metal is a badass song & Album. , love diss. .

[@CaseyHickman-wj5pw]

Deserves more credit one of the sickest albums of the era

[@iperlooper]

killer and underrated album

[@elijahmaier5975]

I love that they go through a few different styles of metal across this album. Pantera doing straight Thrash on Over and Out is 10/10

[@chrisrollins8413]

This Is My Favorite Pantera Album That They Ever Made With Philip Anselmo

[@eddiepullens6084]

I like diss 1 2. ! , it's just different From t he rest , c.f.h. is badass !

[@MetalHeadsGary]

R.I.P Vinnie Rock with Dime now my friend..

[@floyd7146]

Rest in Peace Abbott bros, your love of music will live on through all we've been handed! 🙏🙏🙏

[@robertanderson1788]

vinnies face bro black tooth grin

[@MagnusRex4]

Glam Metal? What Glam Metal? This is pure Heavy Metal man

[@rob.3575]

Agreed,nothing glam about this.

[@stopman3331]

i just found out about their first four albums and people call this glam? i think the hell not

[@someboi6972]

@@rob.3575 it sounds like Glam moron

[@someboi6972]

But it sounds like Glam morons

[@integrity101]

@@someboi6972 Sounds like Judas Priest. Priest isn't Glam

[@danswon]

Pantera should really recognise and respect this album as the first true Pantera album (Phil Anselmo era). It rocks hard and it's really pretty good straight-up Judas Priest 'Painkiller' style metal. 🤘

[@Prairie_Barbarian]

I agree. Rex and Phil are way too hard on this album. They always distance themselves from it. They should embrace it!

[@imperator4973]

@@Prairie_Barbarian they are even hard on Cowboys 😆 Phil called Vulgar their "first real Pantera record" i can understand their perspective but i love all their stuff

[@mvsfan3335]

@@imperator4973 Phil isnt really hard on this anymore. I think he often wonders why he never really got credit for some of the great stuff that was on it. Most of the best stuff on This was written by him.

[@mvsfan3335]

I dont think anyone even Phil forgets that about Half of this album eventually turned into CFH. Both of these albums are very similar. The Problem is that stuff that did was Almost all written by Phil, Rex Vinnie and Dime. The stuff here that you never really heard again, Wasnt.

[@justingibson508]

​@imperator4973 Well that was back in the day I'm sure he said that. In 90's it was VERY taboo sadly to associate with ANYTHING connected to the 80's in hard Rock or metal. And I always defend Pantera from the dbags who give them shit about "the hair days". They were teenage kids for fks sake and had a mixed bag of influences from that era. Oh how dare they. Haha

[@assemcrghannam5920]

A moment to appreciate the geniuses who created this masterpiece

[@davenotstaine5646]

agreed.

[@assemcrghannam5920]

@@davenotstaine5646 we have same profile picture

[@davenotstaine5646]

@@assemcrghannam5920 I know XD

[@metalli3212]

This year, 30 years of this treasure.

[@johnanthony6742]

Can proudly say I broke my nose at a Pantera concert in the early 90s. It helped that I was drunk and coked up outta my mind never felt a thing.. Phil's voice on this album is so fxxking awesome !

[@cantspascua]

This album needs to be remastered in such a way that Phil’s background vocals can be enhanced and Dimebag’s rhythm guitar parts can be overdrived in production and re-released

[@escapingdystopia2053]

'We'll Meet Again' sounds like it should of been in a Van Damme movie haha

[@steelers32972]

Best comment so far...

[@MrBiggysmalls87]

RIP VINNIE AND DIME

[@kidcarlomagno7094]

In an alternative timeline pantera is disbanded by 1989, Diamond Darrell joins Marty Friedman in cacophony, Rex Rocker forms his own band with Jeff Scot Soto and Ritchie Kotzen as bandmates, Phill records jugulator in 1997 with Judas Priest and finally Vinnie Paul becomes a successful producer of Tex mex regional music

[@marianogds1392]

Until....FLASHPOINT !

[@Badomen_5150]

Not to hate on dime but he probably couldn’t play Becker’s parts in cacophony. It’s not his style of playing.

[@Dani-ff6gq]

Bad Omen it would be cool if he attempted to. Who knows. Maybe he did know how to play all those sweeps and neoclassical licks, haha

[@mattneydl4477]

He was supposed to join megadeth before they found marty. So, dime would of got huge with rust in peace, while marty remained an obscure shredder

[@Mongoosemcqueen]

No offence to Dimebag but there's no way he could play any of Jasons parts in Cacophony and somehow I can't see him writing complicated counterpoint harmonies

[@eddiepullens6084]

Diss is a badass album! Phils Voice Is epic , DIME is shredding , R. R da Bass is hitting , and da kick beat Drums r killer. PANTERA RULES !

[@FunkPolice]

He will always be Diamond Darrell.

[@uuuuu1111]

I'm surprised at how many of these songs I know from metal radio back in the day. I thought this era of Pantera had been ignored.

[@rufussamsquanch_6547]

Phil said hes cool with this being re-released. I think him and Rex and whoever is in charge of Dime and Vinny's estate need to get together and re-release it! The fans demand it.

[@TheDavidish]

@@rufussamsquanch_6547 I wish all of them would be rereleased just for the fact of preservation and keeping them alive. But this is definitely the best of the old era

[@matt7037]

We'll Meet Again my personal fav, anticipated late Pantera sound.

[@stromghouls]

there is even a queensryche influence on this album.

[@mikedegen5099]

yes there is, queen of the reiche-ish, right? i hear Dokken in there too

[@disco4535]

Dime has always been the God of riffs even way back then

[@robertkrajci1847]

My favorite album from Pantera. I love 80's Pantera.

[@thebigflyingninja5242]

riffs to power metal song, kinda sounds like early megadeth

[@Slanderous]

Lmao I can see where you're hearing that from, it always reminded me of Loved to Deth's main riff.

[@MrPyroguru]

Over and Out reminds me of Megadeth too!

[@danielsnyder832]

DIME was a monster player even as a teenager! He is actually a busier player on this! as a guitar player, some shit on this are really hard as FUCK to attempt, God blessed ability, technical as FUCK, fast,complex,! He was not asked to join MEGADETH because he he didn't have mad skills, he was as good at 20 as anyone, throw in the tone,originality, personality, and he was one of the nicest and humble guy's ever, greatly appreciated and missed ALWAYS!!

[@swaggypanda1808]

i hear that lol

[@gerardoneri5115]

@@danielsnyder832 I heard that he was asked to join Megadeth but since Dime told Dave you gotta take Vinnie Paul it didn't happen.

[@MrRandomguy521]

Wow, this is noticeably cleaner than other versions. I was always bothered by the loud crackling noises on Over & Out and this fixes that.

[@ButcherGrindslam]

There is a true CD version of this album.

[@Slanderous]

Thanks mate, I also have "Projects in the jungle" remastered. just waiting for the good moment to upload it :D

[@teddyrodgers5917]

do it

[@Arycke]

@@Slanderous plssssss

[@Arycke]

@@Slanderous my dad just got me an ML and I'm going through PanterA's library and anything you can remaster like this would be such a treat to procure uwu even via email. That'd be super rad of you man ;-;

[@eddiepullens6084]

Diss is my all time favorite PANTERA album I like C. F. H.

[@kidcarlomagno7094]

"Power metal" is in fact speed metal

[@email3575]

nah, not speed metal...not fast at all, this albums mostly mid tempo early queensryche style.

[@eddiepullens6084]

PANTERA is the definition of HEAVY METAL. !

[@nedmorlef]

Been a Pantera fan since CFH debuted. I hate to admit I did not know they existed as Pantera before CFH. This is classic 80s metal. Huge difference from their signature sound but, still very good. Love it.

[@thiefgold0913]

Most people were, I only bought there CFH because there earlier stuff like I am the night was so good. Darrel was awesome.

[@integrity101]

No shame in not knowing. The first album PHIL WROTE with them was CFH. Thats y they considered CFH their debut. They actually played a lot of these songs in 1990 but dropped them from the set in 1991.

[@SalandFindles]

@@thiefgold0913 Their** x2

[@Jorge-Tamacas]

I didn't know that Pantera existed before "Cowboys from Hell".

[@Nissardpertugiu]

@@integrity101 there s a bootleg from april 1991 where they play over and out

[@gilvanjunior8858]

I'm in love with this album.

[@samholcombe3129]

They really shouldn’t be ashamed of this, the guitars/ bass is on point and Phil is actually pretty good priest/ queensriech sounding singer. Everybody gotta start somewhere, look at Motley Crue, all glammed up from Shout at the Devil back, then they outgrew it but not ashamed of it

[@Nissardpertugiu]

They werent ashamed . They played stuff of that record till 1991 , even 1993

[@SuperRoo_22]

They could of played "Over & Out" in their sets until the end & it wouldn't of sounded out of place with their modern material. Don't know why they didn't.

[@rufussamsquanch_6547]

@@SuperRoo_22 very true

[@natjonestower3035]

Holy Iron Maiden, Phil!

[@11DNA11]

More like Holy Judas Priest, Phil!

[@Zach-sm1cx]

Holy Iron Priest, Phil!

[@eddiepullens6084]

Diss is my favorite PANTERA album Phil Anselmo s voice is iconic the hies & bass lines , dat shredding PANTERA RULES !!!!

[@camerafishingcountry6903]

Without this we wouldn't have Cemetary Gates or Cowboys From Hell, I think these early albums show just how awesome Pantera was, these albums were how Pantera became Godsize.

[@TornadoOfSouls777]

showing the metal world how it's done...next, groove metal!

[@gardenphoto]

I have to admit, I have never been much of a Pantera fan... but the song DEATH TRAP (and that galloping opening riff from Hades... and that God-blessed SOLO!) just rips all kinds of late 1980s metal conventions to smithereens!!! "Queen of the Reich" meets Godzilla's testicles... on crack! Dime & Vinnie; we'll see you raising Hell in the afterlife, bros... and very, VERY nice remastering, slanderous! ;)

[@eddiepullens6084]

Diss is badass shredding by Dime & vinnie 's drumming is awsome, Phil's Voice is epic....

[@brandonkingsbury7016]

Wow man . Forgot about these records.... They all do great together .... Loved Phil's screams.... Dime.... crazy as always.. Great drums and bass... Rad mannnnn !

[@donavankeenan]

This album is so awesome. RIP Vinnie

[@gheloan4266]

I actually kinda like this era of their music much better than the later stuff.

[@rufussamsquanch_6547]

I love it all! This is every bit as good as Cowboys.

[@rra022001]

pretty cool how you can hear hints of the "cowboys from hell" album here and there..

[@gregnearlly4117]

Burrnnn is reminiscent of Cowboys from Hell. I dig it

[@LeamonPullens]

I love all PanterA albums ! Diss one is my favorite ! RIP Abbott brothers Legends 4real .!.

[@Dexusaz]

So, I didn't listen to this album for like 8 years and wow, I forgot how good this actually is. I find most of their later albums after this to be boring. Power Metal is their best album and it's a damn shame how this album is so forgotten. Too bad we'll probably never get a reissue of this masterpiece.

[@strikeback2574]

The best album of Pantera

[@robertodepasquale3952]

Judas Pantera

[@donrice311]

You can tell priest was a huge influence

[@pleasuretokill]

Also, you can tell Pantera's newer sound was a huge influence on Rob Halford when he did Fight - War of Words

[@kevinmuzerMetalMind64]

My fave PANTERA record. Power Metal, then Cowboys, then Vulgar! Speed metal here, high pitched vocals. Priest worship.

[@shanegriffin2215]

Vinnie Paul was just a fantastic drummer. One of the tightest most precise players ever. Always have enjoyed his playing.

[@sexydrummer]

Still better than anything coming out in 2018!

[@xxacehydraxx2067]

Couldn't be more true dude!!!!!!!!

[@steveozone4910]

Make that 2019 too

[@Blasfimahh]

⁠@@steveozone4910make that 2023 too

[@corywestfahl1691]

Or 2024

[@judaspriestfan]

this sould be on spotify it sound exactly like judas priest

[@H1N1777]

I LOVE Pantera’s other stuff. Haven’t really given this record and earlier ones much attention. I need to expand my taste range!

[@suckinspongebobs]

never stop expanding favorites: yes elitism and tunnel vision: no [unless yer drunk] OUGH

[@rbagel55]

This album is killer, even though it is a little different metal than "Cowboys from Hell" onward. You can tell they liked Judas Priest a lot. And what true metalhead doesn't?

[@DemonizedAlucard]

This is my favorite album from them and I think their best personally, I know I’ll get shit from people because their later albums are what they are know for but I prefer their older stuff, I like it better, I think their last five albums are overrated personally but to each their own

[@Dexusaz]

I totally agree, can't believe how underrated this album is. It's their best one in my opinion as well.

[@meat3855]

Love how you added their 90s logo to the original album artwork!

[@johnercalisanga5300]

Very Underrated Record, One of my favorite records of all time, Wasn't recognized much more it deserves to be, with the Help of Phil Anselmo they got more heavier and heavier because of his Heavy Metal Awra, I see this is the real Start where Pantera has Begun their Heavy Metal Sound before jumping into straight Groove Metal Trend. But hey its one of the classics that I've heard so far another masterpiece that I'II remember and some Speed/Heavy Metal/Glam Metal/and Thrash Metal here I guess Rock the World is straight Glam while the rest of the songs were Speed/Heavy Metal and Thrash Metal so great Hard Ride has a great solo as well amazing.

[@metler7642]

No glam here, just hardcore, thrash metal gods

[@thebigflyingninja5242]

over and out is dope asf

[@LagunaPadre361]

so groovy

[@mrchow5047]

Dime is on fire, you can feel the motivation

[@davidgatta3096]

The beginning of Burnnn always reminds me of Freewheel Burning. This is a killer album.

[@guitarmanplayzloud936]

Thank you so much for posting this dude!! Sounds great! Such a classic

[@mattdedasc]

Love this. Dimebag was insane.

[@danielsnyder832]

mattdedasc as a guitar player, this is a fucking nightmare! some incredibly tough riffs! DIME was a monster player, legend!

[@Nissardpertugiu]

He was more demonstrative in 80s . Also Power metal is probably where Dime is the most on Fire .. Most over the top solos from Dime . The riffs ( and Vinnie s part ) are also more technical that it seems.

[@Nekrist218]

Interesting record, very enjoyable Heavy Metal actually.

[@hank1556]

Ive listened to this album beginning to end about 100 times the past week or so. its so fire

[@eddiepullens6084]

PANTERA is like an onion I keep seeing different layers 2 them it all is good ,Terry Glaze erea is hidden jewel 's *c.f.h. is a badass album But it started here ,I love it ! PANTERA RULES !!!!

[@rubens4943]

I see Judas in here. This is Majestic!!!

[@SonicVR12]

I can't believe this is Anselmo singing. I've been a fan since their early days in the eighties. I love what Phil brought to the band, but I would've loved to hear him actually singing like this more. I don't know how, but if he could've found a way to incorporate the two styles it would've been amazing. But at any rate, Pantera was always amazing..early, middle and late.

[@razonyespiritu]

he cant sing like this since 1992

[@Nissardpertugiu]

@@razonyespiritu it was choice not a lost ability . Ive bootlegs in 1993 and 1994 when he s more old school about it

[@sethbutler1958]

If he would have combined this with those later albums. Exactly! That would have been SIIIIICKK!

[@jaoalexandrino]

Everything on this album is amazing, but the guitar play is pure fire

[@jaoalexandrino]

powermetal, over and out and death trap makes me go insane

[@mctwishvonnoodles9793]

this just sounds like if Megadeth and Judas Priest made some badass side project together. i love it

[@gregpyka8889]

Where can I buy this album?

[@Slanderous]

Discogs maybe? There's no official release so your best bet would be to get a used copy

[@bloodletting.]

Uno de los mejores solos de guitarra en la historia de Dimebag se lo lanzó en we'll meet again, que pedazo de solo.

[@mvsfan3335]

The song power metal is actually sort of Predicting what this band was about to do. Its one of the best early Pantera songs. That song mostly says exactly what they did for the next decade. They literally ran forever as long as they could.

[@Jay-cp8sd]

pure metal

[@metler7642]

One of the BEST albums EVER.

[@Nahuel_Ramos]

Great work uploading this gem!!! Props to you mate; )

[@dangeerraaron]

This might be peak Phil Anselmo vocals, what does everyone else think?

[@putridabomination]

This is an excellent remaster \m/ Power Metal & Over and Out are total bangers \m/

[@ВячеславИванов-ъ8о]

Безумно клёвый и великолепный альбом🤟🤟🤟🤟👍👍👍

[@COYM_1908]

Amazing album.

[@AlienMyth64]

Does anyone know the name of the font used on the words "power metal"?

[@lastremain7867]

Did not Except you here just watched your GH cats video. look up "glass houses font" comes pretty close. also it looks like regular font they just stretched and enlarged to give it a distorted font look.

[@jakelawless167]

Wow.....I never knew that pant era had an 80s background...crazy

[@Nissardpertugiu]

Yeah . Formed 1981 , Metal magic (1983) , Project in the jungle (1984) , I am the night (1985), Power metal (1988) People may being " wow " when CFH came out , but almost a decade of career , 4 albums and 5 nights a week . Well you understand why , its their background . That background that allowed to do the rest . Though technically CFH is a 80's album too as it was on demo and mostly played live in 1988 . Power metal was made in 1986 . Pantera was signed on a Atco sub distribution , Gold moutain records , Phil came in , recorded his vocals , ready to be nationally released in 1987 . But the label though the album was too heavy and then they finally waited for the end contract but benefitted of the distribution , and released Power metal again on their own metal magic records label in 1988

[@SuperRoo_22]

Ironically Rob Halford wanted to be Pantera with Fight. Where this is the best Judas Priest album, that Priest never made.

[@fatalexception1269]

Love Rex's hair in the thumbnail lol.

[@fatalexception1269]

Background pic i mean...

[@deathmetalmax4321]

I was wrong. This is Phil.

[@jonferris24]

Dude, you did an excellent job with this as it completely slays the copy I've got. If you've still got it around and are willing to share, that would be awesome. Either way, cheers for sharing it here!

[@xmastrthrasherx]

I hear so much Megadeth in this it's awesome

[@tonidias3576]

Thank you...thank you so much for sharing this treasure! God bless you!

[@one_armed_bandit__5861]

Killer album!!!

[@erenn6476]

I dig both versions of Pantera