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Temple of Blood
Metal is Forever
Number of posts : 5704
Age : 49
|  Subject: Re: Phil Anselmo and Pantera  Fri May 08, 2009 5:54 pm | |
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- Power Metal and CFH are better than anything Exhorder did.
Totally agree. Dime and Vinny have 0% influence from EXHORDER. (BTW, Chris Nail was a really under-appreciated drummer IMHO. I can't believe how fast that guy could play.) | |
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Troublezone
Road Warrior
Number of posts : 17180
Age : 48
| | Subject: Re: Phil Anselmo and Pantera Fri May 08, 2009 6:01 pm | |
| Slaughter in the Vatican was not a Groove Metal album and it came out the same year as CFH. "The Law" came out the same year as Vulgar Display... as well. I don't see no clear cut proof of who copied who... | |
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Temple of Blood
Metal is Forever
Number of posts : 5704
Age : 49
| | Subject: Re: Phil Anselmo and Pantera Fri May 08, 2009 7:05 pm | |
| I think Phil was definitely influenced by Thomas' vocal style and lyrical stance. The rest I don't buy.
Kyle doesn't slag PANTERA and says they went a lot further because they worked a lot harder and deserved their success. | |
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mc666
Master Sailboat
Number of posts : 9301
Age : 45
| | Subject: Re: Phil Anselmo and Pantera Fri May 08, 2009 7:55 pm | |
| - Troublezone wrote:
- I'm still wondering how they were "trend chasers" mc666? Even if they copied Exhorder, that style was never widespread or popular until Pantera toured around a few years.
yeah, i guess trend was probably the wrong term to use. _________________  | |
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Stender
The lost Ramone
Number of posts : 6557
Age : 34
| | Subject: Re: Phil Anselmo and Pantera Fri May 08, 2009 8:09 pm | |
| - mc666 wrote:
- Troublezone wrote:
- I'm still wondering how they were "trend chasers" mc666? Even if they copied Exhorder, that style was never widespread or popular until Pantera toured around a few years.
yeah, i guess trend was probably the wrong term to use. I know what you mean though MC...here, high five dude, Pantera blows. | |
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SlaytanicPOWER
Metal master
Number of posts : 679
Age : 38
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Troublezone
Road Warrior
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Age : 48
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Troublezone
Road Warrior
Number of posts : 17180
Age : 48
| | Subject: Re: Phil Anselmo and Pantera Fri May 08, 2009 11:45 pm | |
| - mc666 wrote:
- Troublezone wrote:
- I'm still wondering how they were "trend chasers" mc666? Even if they copied Exhorder, that style was never widespread or popular until Pantera toured around a few years.
yeah, i guess trend was probably the wrong term to use. Didn't you say that you liked their song ""Suicide Note Pt. 2"? | |
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MetalRob331
Dinky Do
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Age : 43
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Troublezone
Road Warrior
Number of posts : 17180
Age : 48
| | Subject: Re: Phil Anselmo and Pantera Fri May 08, 2009 11:55 pm | |
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fingers
Metal master
Number of posts : 815
Age : 38
| | Subject: Re: Phil Anselmo and Pantera Sun May 10, 2009 7:12 pm | |
| - mc666 wrote:
- Troublezone wrote:
- They had their own style.
really? i thought they borrowed Exhorder's. I was listening to the two albums of Exhorder's and I can't recall them stealing any riffs from them sure the sound is familiar. Anyway they seem like an average thrash metal band to me nothing spectacular but however I did hear one of the songs that had one or two riffs that sounded similiar to the sleep by Pantera | |
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