
Power Metal is a Metal album by Pantera, originally released in 1988. On Gatefold: 26 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
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Power Metal is the fourth studio album by heavy metal band Pantera, released in 1988 on Metal Magic Records. The album showcases a style closer to thrash metal rather than hard rock, which formed the basis of the band's previous three albums; although traces of glam metal can still be heard.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Rock The World3:30
- A2Power Metal3:55
- A3We'll Meet Again3:50
- A4Over And Out5:15
- A5Proud To Be Loud4:00
Side B
- B1Down Below2:40
- B2Death Trap4:00
- B3Hard Ride4:15
- B4Burnnn!3:45
- B5P*S*T* 882:48
Sound DNA
- Metal
- Heavy Metal
- heavy
- aggressive
- punky
The Band's 4th Album
Released V 1988.
This was Pantera's final "Metal Magic" era album (and the only one from this period to be officially released on Compact Disc). Afterwards, the band experienced Total Style Changeover (opens in a new tab), which resulted in dissolution of Metal Magic Records.
Pantera's first (and only "Metal Magic" era) album to feature Phil Anselmo on vocals. Ironically, Diamond Darrell's vocal style on "P*S*T* 88" resembled Terrence Lee's much more closely than Anselmo's ever did.
Track B1 is a re-recorded version of track B1 from their previous album "I Am The Night".
"Proud To Be Loud" was Pantera's only song (not counting the covers) to be written by someone else than the band itself. In this case, it was written by Marc Ferrari from Keel.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Diamond DarrellBAND , GUITAR GUITAR LEAD VOCALS
- Marc FerrariBACKING VOCALS LEAD GUITAR
- PanteraBACKING VOCALS
- Phil AnselmoBAND , VOCALS LEAD VOCALS VOCALS
- Rex RockerBAND , BASS GUITAR, TUBULAR BELLS BASS GUITAR BASS GUITAR , BELLS
- The "Eld'n"KEYBOARDS
- Vinnie PaulBAND , DRUMS DRUMS
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