PANTERA Discography

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skoooolin

skoooolin

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Alive and Hostile
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=9ICXWD50

Far Beyond Driven
http://rapidshare.com/files/17298084/FBD94.rar

I Am The Night
http://rapidshare.com/files/23770543/PIATN.rar

Live:101 Proof
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OKCFLMDW

Metal Magic
http://rapidshare.com/files/23766520/PMM.rar

Power Metal
http://rapidshare.com/files/23772988/PPM.rar

Projects In The Jungle
http://rapidshare.com/files/17102700/PITJ84.rar

Reinventing The Steel
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AREQZDMB


Vulgar Display Of Power
http://rapidshare.com/files/17150671/VDOP92.rar


DAMAGEPLAN
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2VVCKVNF

Pantera Live in NEW Zealand
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TGLIRWP8






im missing The Great Southern Trendkill but eh


RIP Dimebag
 
yayarea92510408

yayarea92510408

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WHITE DEVIL said:
I think Far Beyond Driven fucks all other records in the ass.
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cowboys from hell is by far the best

on another note, where the fuck is phil anselmo?!?!? i heard he wasnt lookin too good nowadays

i miss phil, he was the majority of the talent in pantera, down shits on damageplan hard

rip dimebag darryl
 
skoooolin

skoooolin

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yayarea92510408 said:
do you possibly have phil's side project: down's first album, nola? ive been looking for that for hella long... thanx so much skoolin
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aint my upload but fo sho











The combination of Phil Anselmo and Pepper Keenan should be enough to cause heavy metal fans to drool, but with a full cast made up of members of Pantera, Corrosion of Conformity, Crowbar, and Eyehategod, Down is truly a supergroup, and performs as such. Make no mistake, though, the music inevitably comes back to Anselmo and Keenan. NOLA (an acronym for New Orleans, Louisiana) takes the two superstars' writing talents and distinctive sounds and focuses them in a feast of Cajun-style heavy metal. Like much of Pantera's music, NOLA is lyrically enigmatic and frequently celebrates the use of controlled substances. Glorification of cannabis aside, the album's true focus is inner melancholy and atonement for earlier sins. Keenan's own brand of crunching axework -- the kind that typifies his work with Corrosion of Conformity -- compliments Anselmo's genuinely sorrowful vocals, and the two propel the album to its logical conclusion without the flashy solos or other excesses that often accompany their separate works. The two also combine in a unique way on "Pray for the Locust," an instrumental that was written by Anselmo but consists simply of Keenan on the guitar. From the highly layered "Stone the Crow," the group's only major radio hit, to the ponderous, introspective "Bury Me in Smoke," the members of Down display their abilities to play quality rock & roll outside the comfort of their individual bands. In terms of consistency and sheer rock power, NOLA surpasses all but the very best of the featured artists' other works, and can proudly be embraced in any of the associated bands' catalogs. This is a landmark album that combines the talents of dedicated rock musicians, and should be included in any collection of heavy metal music.








Down ~ Nola












1. Temptation's Wings
2. Lifer
3. Pillars Of Eternity
4. Rehab
5. Hail The Leaf
6. Underneath Everything
7. Eyes Of The South
8. Jail
9. Losing All
10. Stone The Crow
11. Pray For The Locust
12. Swan Song
13. Bury Me In Smoke



78 MB



http://rapidshare.com/files/17832738/sub_dancingmokey.com_DOWN-NOLA-192.rar
 
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