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Pantera - Live
Newest Review: ... mosh-pit in front of an unprotected and unsupervised stage area, with a crowded bar area to one side. The venue was perfect ... more  ... for a complete display of mayhem and thats exactly what ensued. The support act were attrocious, late and ignored by virtually everyone - think they were 'Gruntruck' or something like that but I wasn't really paying attention after the first two songs. Pantera were to follow them but didn't take the stage until an hour after Gruntruck(?) left it - probably early because no one was listening. This is where the problems began I feel. The crowd began to become restless and because of some of the...more |
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Pantera - Official Live: 101 Proof Price Comparison
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East West, August 01, 1997, Catalog Number: 7559620682
Official Live - 101 Proof |
£ 8,44 |
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East West, August 01, 1997, UPC: 0075596206822
Official Live: 101 Proof |
£ 7,98 |
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Pantera - Live: Mayhem! (481 words)
by wampyrii - written on 27.02.01 (Very useful, 131 readings)
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A couple of years ago I used to really like this band before they started making the same old tracks over and over again. Also I feel that my musical tastes have mellowed a bit now and I am not interested in listening to some sweaty bloke snarling into a microphone anymore. However, I think I went to see Pantera when they were at their peak in the UK on the F**king Hostile tour promoting their new album 'A Vulgar Display Of Power'. The concert was at the time completely awesome from the moment they stepped on stage. It was held in the now closed Town and Country club 2 in the heart of London, England. A cramped venue with no seating just one enormous ...
Pantera at Newport Centre Cardiff...and how my opinion of th ... (465 words)
by oddgal - written on 15.01.01 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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I like Pantera a lot, and think that their music is excellent. After seeng them at Cardiffs Newport Centre my opinion of them went down considerably, but thats not because of the music or how they played (that was excellent). I just wanted to tell you all how disappointed I was with Phil Anselmo's attitude toward some of his fans. Depending on who you are going to see, in terms of metal bands, There are varying degrees of a mosh pit. Take Metallica. They get the crowd moving, but it doesn't tend to get that violent. With bands like Pantera and Slayer, you can tell that they could be quite violent. I've been at the front at ...
