What a discharge power of music....symply funtastic!!!!brillant:banger:

Agreed amazing

Great album

Awesome album! Its just a shame that a small amount of fillers near the end of the album prevents it from being a true classic.

Written by Angelic Storm on 28.07.2010 at 06:35

Awesome album! Its just a shame that a small amount of fillers near the end of the album prevents it from being a true classic.

Don't forget "Primal Concrete Sledge". It's a bit addicting for some reason though.

Written by vezzy on 28.07.2010 at 14:46
Don't forget "Primal Concrete Sledge". It's a bit addicting for some reason though.

I wouldnt really class that song as a filler, although its not as good as the really great songs on the album. I do really love the riff that starts at 1:05 though.

Written by Angelic Storm on 28.07.2010 at 06:35

Awesome album! Its just a shame that a small amount of fillers near the end of the album prevents it from being a true classic.

thats why i gave this album only a 7

Written by Angelic Storm on 28.07.2010 at 16:01

Written by vezzy on 28.07.2010 at 14:46
Don't forget "Primal Concrete Sledge". It's a bit addicting for some reason though.

I wouldnt really class that song as a filler, although its not as good as the really great songs on the album. I do really love the riff that starts at 1:05 though.

Totally agree with ya there. The slightly lesser tracks IMO are mainly 3, also 8 9 & 10, although sometimes I just love Clash with Reality's ending. The Sleep used to be a favourite but I haven't listened to it in a while... maybe they should swap places...

I've made up my mind that Forbidden's 1990 release was definitely a bit better, and along with them I'd say Anthrax make up the top two big-name Americans for the year

Written by Syk on 17.11.2010 at 09:46
Totally agree with ya there. The slightly lesser tracks IMO are mainly 3, also 8 9 & 10, although sometimes I just love Clash with Reality's ending. The Sleep used to be a favourite but I haven't listened to it in a while... maybe they should swap places...

I've made up my mind that Forbidden's 1990 release was definitely a bit better, and along with them I'd say Anthrax make up the top two big-name Americans for the year

What? "Psycho Holiday" a filler? Thats one of the best songs IMO! xD The fillers do start appearing after "Shattered" though, you're right. Although the album returns to high quality at the end with the awesome "Art Of Shredding". <3 "The Sleep" contains an amazing solo, which is a shame, cos the rest of the song isnt that good.

Yup! "Twisted Into Form" and "Persistance Of Time" were two of the best metal releases of 1990. The latter being my fave Anthrax album. Although I like "Sound Of White Noise", I still think it was madness booting out Joey after making such an awesome album...

Written by Angelic Storm on 28.07.2010 at 06:35

Awesome album! Its just a shame that a small amount of fillers near the end of the album prevents it from being a true classic.

The Art of Shredding is NOT a filler track. It's mindblowing.
I do agree however that the other finishers like Medicine Man and The Sleep were fillers.
Aside from them and Shattered, I was blown away with the album. Revolutionary indeed.

Written by [user id=101272] on 08.12.2010 at 02:25
The Art of Shredding is NOT a filler track. It's mindblowing.
I do agree however that the other finishers like Medicine Man and The Sleep were fillers.
Aside from them and Shattered, I was blown away with the album. Revolutionary indeed.

Eh? I never said it was a filler track! If you look at my post above yours, you'll see what I think about that song. I don't agree with "Shattered" being a filler, its one of my faves on the album. lol

On this day in 1990 (21 years ago), Cowboys From Hell was released.

The album that got me into metal itself,such a classic album\m/

Dime rules, pantera rules and this fucking album also rules

I heard that Pantera was influence for Nu-Metal. Is this true?

888 votes and a 8.8 rating.

Written by [user id=114505] on 07.12.2011 at 16:25
I heard that Pantera was influence for Nu-Metal. Is this true?

Maybe image-wise for guys like Fred Durst.

One most perfect album

Amazing album! one of my favorites!

Cemetary gates !!!!
An album blessed by the gods

Written by Angelic Storm on 28.07.2010 at 06:35

Awesome album! Its just a shame that a small amount of fillers near the end of the album prevents it from being a true classic.

Hm... the last five tracks are more weak than the others, but I don't think these are fillers.

^:)^ \\m// CFH for ever \\m//

Well I guess this is how you redeem yourself after being a generic hair metal band for a decade.

Written by Egigantea on 14.10.2012 at 12:48

Well I guess this is how you redeem yourself after being a generic hair metal band for a decade.

They might have looked hair metal but didn't play it. And those albums were actually received immensely well back when they were released, by both the press and the public.

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 14.10.2012 at 12:51

Written by Egigantea on 14.10.2012 at 12:48

Well I guess this is how you redeem yourself after being a generic hair metal band for a decade.

They might have looked hair metal but didn't play it.

Indeed... I think I may even prefer "pre Cowboys" Pantera.... Less "white trash metal" hahha

Written by JÄY on 14.10.2012 at 22:59

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 14.10.2012 at 12:51

Written by Egigantea on 14.10.2012 at 12:48

Well I guess this is how you redeem yourself after being a generic hair metal band for a decade.

They might have looked hair metal but didn't play it.

Indeed... I think I may even prefer "pre Cowboys" Pantera.... Less "white trash metal" hahha

Pre Cowboys or Per-Anselmo, because somehow he is the one that brought the white trash element in it.

Their true debut!

Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 14.10.2012 at 12:51

Written by Egigantea on 14.10.2012 at 12:48

Well I guess this is how you redeem yourself after being a generic hair metal band for a decade.

They might have looked hair metal but didn't play it. And those albums were actually received immensely well back when they were released, by both the press and the public.

Yes but the press and public were seemingly deluded back in those days. There were far better Hair Metal/Power Metal albums back then that were far less cheesy.

Here beginns the "true" Pantera legacy. Some of their absolute classics are here such as the title track, "Domination" or "Message in Blood".

3 words: Pantera, Beers & Chicks