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1. The Great Southern Trendkill is hands down the best album made by Pantera and it's a damn shame that this album is as overlooked as it is compared to the rest of their catalog. It's the darkest and heaviest thing they've released, as well as the most atmospheric and moody thing .

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2. Dec 05,  · I'm sure in '96 every Pantera fan was taken aback by the first 20 seconds of this album; I know in I was. I wasn't fortunate to be old enough to see Pantera before their breakup, but thank heavens CDs exist. For me, Trendkill is Pantera's best album/5().

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3. But Trendkill is partially redeemed by trading Pantera's usual pound-then-pound-harder approach to albums for a greater variety of tempos and moods. Dimebag Darrell, while mostly sticking to his familiar riffing style, does coax some intriguing, unexpected sounds from his instrument. Ultimately, though, the ballads and slower tracks ("10's," "Suicide Note, Pt. 1," and "Floods") provide the album's most 6/

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4. Mar 15,  · referencing The Great Southern Trendkill, CD, Album, I'm sure in '96 every Pantera fan was taken aback by the first 20 seconds of this album; I know in I was. I wasn't fortunate to be old enough to see Pantera before their breakup, but thank heavens CDs exist/5(K).

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5. Interestingly, The Great Southern Trendkill was my introduction to Pantera in This album is as experimental as it is ferocious. Pantera covers a lot of lyrical ground specifically in calling out the biased media and the sycophantic bands that jumped on the nu metal band wagon/5().

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6. Pantera - The Great Southern Trendkill: Tracklist (Vinyl) A1: The Great Southern Trendkill: A2: War Nerve: the Texas thrash-metal band's fourth major-label album seethes with sentiments that are as harsh and grinding as the music that carries them. Pantera lashes out at cops and criminals, addicts and addiction, poseurs and.

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7. "10's" is a song by Pantera from their album The Great Southern Trendkill. My skin is cold, transfusion with somebody morose and old, drop into fruitless dying It was tempting and bared, the whoring angel rising Now burning prayers, my silent time of losing My foes - .

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8. Combining forces both compelling and repellent, the Texas thrash-metal band's fourth major-label album seethes with sentiments that are as harsh and grinding as the music that carries them. Pantera lashes out at cops and criminals, addicts and addiction, poseurs and .

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