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Pantera Power Metal Full Album 1988. MSTR001Rock-Metal 1. It is the first Pantera album to feature Phil Anselmo on vocals, as part of a line-up which would last until the band's official split in 2003. The album showcases a more aggressive style which sounds, at times, closer to thrash metal particularly on Down Below and Death Trap rather than the glam metal style heard on the band's earlier albums however, traces of glam are still. Pantera - Power Metal 1988. Metal is the fourth studio album by heavy metal band Pantera, released in May 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 however, traces of glam metal can still be heard. It can also be considered the album who originated power metal, hence its name and the fact that some of its songs have elements that would come to be very common in this style. Pantera Power Metal. Buy from. Comes with an insert with lyrics on one side and band member pictures on the other side. First album to feature vocalist Phil Anselmo. Proud to Be Loud was written by Keel guitarist Marc Ferrari. The song Proud to Be Loud can be heard in the Halloween party scene of the movie Donnie Darko. Power Metal. To favorites 29 Download album. Listen album. Hard Rock Heavy Metal Power Metal. Songs in album Pantera - Power Metal 1988. Pantera - Rock The World. Pantera - Power Metal. Pantera - We'll Meet Again. Pantera - Over And Out. Pantera - Proud To Be Loud. Pantera - Down Below. Listen free to Pantera Power Metal Rock the World, Power Metal and more. 10 tracks 39:24. 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. It wasnt to be, but as a pure expression of aggressive energy, Power Metal showed Pantera to be more in touch with the times than they had been previously, and the record acted as a bridge between their chugging New Wave of British Heavy Metal-influenced sound and the more thrash and power-groove material that was to come with '90s. Cowboys From Hell. Numerous songs are reminiscent of Priest