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Revision as of 17:53, 16 May 2008
Pantera
Pantera were an American Metal band that founded in 1981 by the brothers Vinnie Paul Abbott and Darrel Lance Abbott in Fort Worth, Texas. With Vinnie on the drums , his brother Dimebag Darell on guitar, bassist Rex Brown and their Singer Phil Anselmo, Pantera reinvented the Heavy Metal and shaped the face of todays Extreme Metal.
The Early Years: Glam Metal
No More Spandex:Cowboys From Hell
In Your Face:Vulgar Display Of Power
Brutality on Billboard #1:Far Beyond Driven
Band Tensions:The Great Southern Trendkill
Welcome Back To Life, You Overdosed On Heroin
The End Of Pantera:Reinventing The Steel
On-Stage Murder
Side Projects
Dimebag Darrel Lance Abbott
Vinnie Paul Abbott
Rex Brown
Phillip Hansen Anselmo
Discography
Studiorecords
* 1983: Metal Magic * 1984: Projects in the Jungle * 1985: I Am the Night * 1988: Power Metal * 1990: Cowboys From Hell * 1992: Vulgar Display of Power * 1994: Far Beyond Driven * 1996: The Great Southern Trendkill * 2000: Reinventing the Steel
Live-records & Compilations
* 1994: Driven Down Under (Live) * 1997: Official Live: 101 Proof * 1998: Singles 1991-1996 * 2003: Reinventing Hell - The Best Of
Singles & EPs
* 1992: Mouth For War * 1992: Walk * 1994: I'm Broken * 1994: 5 Minutes Alone * 1994: Planet Caravan * 1994: Walk EP * 1994: Alive and Hostile EP
Videos & DVDs
* 1985: The Hot 'N' Heavy Home Vid (VHS) * 1991: Cowboys From Hell - The Videos (VHS) * 1993: Vulgar Video (VHS) * 1997: Pantera 3 - Watch It Go (VHS) * 1999: Pantera 3 - Watch It Go (DVD) * 2006: 3 Vulgar Videos From Hell (Re-Release) (Doppel-DVD)
Chart Entries
Vulgar Display of Power
GER: 69 – 01.03.1993 – 9 Weeks. [2] US: 44 – 14.03.1992 – 77 Weeks.[3]
Far Beyond Driven
DE: 7 – 04.04.1994 – 26 Weeks. [2] AT: 8 – 03.04.1994 – 22 Weeks. [4] CH: 21 – 03.04.1994 – 9 Weeks. [5] UK: 3 – Apr 1994 [6] US: 1 – 09.04.1994 – 29 Weeks.[7]
The Great Southern Trendkill
GER: 29 – 20.05.1996 – 9 Weeks. [2] AT: 14 – 19.05.1996 – 16 Weeks. [4] CH: 37 – 19.05.1996 – 3 Weeks. [5] UK: 17 – May 1996 [6] US: 4 – 28.05.1996 – 16 Weeks.[8]
Official Live 101 Proof
GER: 84 – 18.08.1997 – 1 Week. [2] AT: 46 – 07.09.1997 – 1 Week. [4] US: 15 – 16.08.1997 – 12 Weeks.[9]
Reinventing the Steel
GER: 18 – 10.04.2000 – 7 Weeks. [2] AT: 26 – 09.04.2000 – 3 Weeks. [4] CH: 84 – 09.04.2000 – 2 Weeks. [5] UK: 33 – Apr 2000 [6] US: 4 – 08.04.2000 – 12 Weeks.[10]
The Best Of Pantera
US: 38 – 11.10.2003 – 5 Weeks.[11]
