My First Time Listening to Vulgar Display Of Power by Pantera | My Reaction
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2024
- Watch me react to my first time listening to Vulgar Display Of Power, the sixth studio album from heavy metal band Pantera.
*all comments in this video are completely subjective and I am not a music expert.
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0:00 Intro
0:33 Mouth for War
2:34 A New Level
4:28 Walk
6:19 Fucking Hostile
7:39 This Love
10:16 Rise
12:08 No Good (Attack the Radical)
14:03 Live in a Hole
15:58 Regular People (Conceit)
18:13 By Demons Be Driven
20:16 Hollow
22:33 My Final Thoughts
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The hidden 11th Commandment states: Thou shalt never skip or cutoff a Dimebag solo for any reason.
Awesome reaction by the way, heck of a first Pantera album to react to.
truth.
Hollow is an underrated gem on this one.
I love that one too, a great closing track for the album. Such a cool effect too with how they made it sound really empty and hollow.
the entire second half of this album is an underrated gem
@@Joshcoshbagosh That's what happens when the first five tracks are all absolutely legendary in their own right.
That song is about his friend being in a car accident and put into a coma. Very sad track that changes the tone of the album.
You should actually listen to their album from 88' called Power Metal.
It's like Motley Crue and Pantera joined forces.
One of my absolute favourite metal albums of all time. You should definitely try out Far Beyond Driven at some point. Probably one of the heaviest albums ever recorded. full on front to back.
Yes I loved this record! I definitely want to hear more from Pantera now, I'll be looking forward to Far Beyond Driven.
@@mollyesanborn when you listen to far beyond driven, do yourself a favor and tack their song "the badge" from the crow soundtrack on at the end of your listen. it fucking shreds hard
Far Beyond Driven is boring bullshit. Cowboys from Hell is the way to go.
@@mollyesanborn after far beyond driven you have to listen to the great southern trend kill, its Pantera's heaviest and craziest/saddest album. The whole album sounds like a man at the end of his life drowned in sadness and anger
Absolutely agree. 🤘
My fav Pantera album. IMO it’s their best work. Rest in peace Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrell
Such an amazing record! Glad I've finally taken the dive into Pantera's music.
This album is perfect imo, always loved it. Not a bad song.
This thing was great, I'm glad it was suggested a lot! I loved every second of this album, it threw a lot of unexpected things at me.
Please do Far Beyond Driven or Great Southern Trendkill next, those are my two favorite Pantera albums.
Absolutely! I'm really excited to hear both of those albums as well :)
Great Southern Trendkill... maybe best into to any album. Just kicks you right in the face.
@@joepbailey100%. It’s like you plunged directly into Hell.
glad that you loved this album. a shame someone took Dimebag away and we never go to hear what kind of music he would continue to play. the singer Phil is now clean and sober and worth checking out in interviews. he's a real character with a wacky sense of humor.
Yep this album was amazing, such amazing energy from start to finish! I am looking forward to hearing more from them.
Yep dime, Randy Rhoads and cliff burton😢 the list goes on but those are my major 3
It's not just good, its reliable. Whenever you return to it, it will be just as great every time. All of the albums with Phil are equally reliable.
Well said, I can definitely see this being an album that I'll find myself returning to whenever I need a good dose of heavy energy. I'm definitely looking forward to hearing what else is in store with the rest of their albums.
I like phil's side bands too. Superjoint ritual, down 👌
Loved this album and Cowboys From Hell when my sister introduced them to me when I was 10 y/o, back in the day it was super heavy to me but fun and full of energy.
Been watching your reactions and you're really genuine, nice seeing someone open minded about music.
I really appreciate that, I'm here for the music and I'm glad that comes through in the videos. I'm so glad that Pantera was suggested by a lot of you all in the comments, this was a fantastic introduction to them as a band. Like you said it's a great blend of heavy but still really fun to listen to. Can't wait to hear Cowboys From Hell too! 🤘
@@mollyesanborn Cowboys from Hell got me through a lot in the 90s..
"Ive never heard anything from pantera before" Oh girl youre in for a ride
I guess it's a good thing she didn't start with "Ride my Rocket"
Haha, yep! I wasn't prepared for this one, but it was awesome. Exceeded my expectations. I am very excited to hear what else Pantera has waiting for me!
@@tommj4365 what the hell is Ride my Rocket?
No one will ever be prepared for what unfolds when they listen to this beast for the first time.
Haha yeah I sure wasn't! This thing quite literally packs a punch 😂
When Dime wails away
I wasn’t in ‘92. It’s them at their most epic, IMHO.
I'm so psyched you're checking out Pantera! I hope you eventually check out their other albums. My personal fav is The Great Southern Trendkill. They're all great though, absolute God-tier metal band
Yes I'll definitely plan on doing more Pantera on the channel! Can't wait to hear what else they're going to bring to the table.
Every time I watch The Exorcist and Father Karras asks Reagan/The Devil to open the drawer and use her power and she says, "That would be too vulgar a display of power" I'm certain that is where the album title was inspired.
I can't wait for you to dip into albums by Prong and Testament.
I'll be sure that Prong and Testament are both on my list, thanks!
The old midnight MTV show dedicated to Heavy Metal had intro music clipped by Prong (beg to differ), and Pantera.
Prong aged well, they have still been putting out good records all these years later.
Testament...... that is a special band.
Even though this is technically their sixth album, basically everybody and even Pantera themselves consider Cowboys From Hell to be their first album and Vulgar Display to be their second.
The evolution of their sound starting from the begging is really interesting IMO, like an epic tale
Oh really, why's that? I'd be curious to hear their entire discography though, are their first four albums with a different lineup or something?
From the album Power Metal and on is the first time Phil became the lead singer.
Once anyone goes down the Pantera rabbit hole, the musical palette changes to crave even more stank face inducing power groove. The next step for me was Meshuggah's Destroy Erase Improve.
Yep I'm slowly needing heavier and heavier music to scratch that metal music itch... I guess Pantera was the obvious next step haha! I'll have to get into Meshuggah here on the channel pretty soon too.
this album is proof why dimebag is one of the best guitarists of all time, and yes pantera only uses 1 guitar and 1 bass kinda nuts
Trendkill is my favorite album by them, pure rage and so dark.
I can't wait to hear it!
You're one of the best music reactors!
Aw thank you so much! Glad you are enjoying the videos ❤
Is this her first Pantera experience? Fuckin' awesome. You rock, Molly!! 🤘🤘
Heck yeah it is! What an amazing introduction to their music, this album was crazy. I'm pumped to hear what else they're going to bring to the table on the rest of their albums.
Molly...your expression as you react to the aggressive tunes is always the best, you feel exactly the same as I do when I hear them! AKA.."OH YES...More of this!" lol. another fantastic upload, looking forward to the next already!
Haha, glad you enjoyed the reaction! Pantera is wild, this album definitely caught me off guard at certain points. The dynamics they bring to the table are crazy. I'm really looking forward to hearing more of their albums now!
that grin is the best compliment to a musician
Molly, your reactions are the only ones worth watching on CZcams. Can't stand any other reaction channel except yours. You are knowledgeable and genuine. Been following for a while now. Cheers from Italy.
I'm so happy you finally got into this band. They were an insane group to see live back in the 90s.
This tour was amazing. White Zombie opened for em playing La Sexorcista Devil Music Vol 1. Now there is an album you should do. Their only good one in my opinion but from cover to cover not one bad song.
Good one to keep in mind, I know that White Zombie has been suggested before. Thanks!
@mollyesanborn LA Sexorcista was their first CD and ranks in my top 5. Has just a flow to it. Hope ya can get to it. Truly one of, if not THE, most underrated of that genre in the early 90s. When they opened for Pantera I hadn't even heard them tell i was in the pit. Even got in a speaker dive 1/2 way into their set.
That would have been amazing! I saw Pantera on the Far Beyond Driven tour and White Zombie separately on the Astro Creep tour. Those shows contained my best mosh pit/concert stories.
@@mollyesanborn I have to second _La Sexorcisto_. The 90s most underrated album. J is an amazing guitarist and a great guy in real life.
Vinnie Paul’s drumming on This Love is the secret weapon of this album. I hear new aspects of the drums and song construction every time I listen to that track.
YES I absolutely love the drums on that track!
The early 90s had some of the slickest album production, this and Metallica's Black Album both stand out
100%, there was definitely something in the air in the early 90's because the metal music scene was incredible during that time.
Metallica's Black Album, Pearl Jam's Ten, Guns N' Roses' Use Your Illusion I & II, RHCP's Blood Sugar Sex Magik, Soundgarden's Badmotorfinger, and Nirvana's Nevermind were all release within 41 DAYS OF EACH OTHER in 1991. Vulgar Display of Power (Feb 1992) among others wasn't too far ahead or behind. I was 18 years old. What a awesome time to be alive.
@@RobbHollen Yeah that's just crazy. I was 16, and I bought every single one of these albums. Best time for music imo.
Definitely need to listen to Cowboys From Hell, Pantera's first commercial album success. A lot of great tracks on it. Also, next time you dabble in grunge, please give Temple of a Dog a listen. That band and album are stellar, and you will not be disappointed.
Definitely, I'm looking forward to doing more Pantera here on the channel! And I've got Temple of the Dog on my list as well, thanks for the suggestion :)
I like the last 2 Albums more but i do feel this one and Cowboys From Hell are a great introduction to the band.
I'm really looking forward to hearing more of their albums now! This one was such a great choice to dive into their discography, so much variety on this one.
My favorite pantera album hands down and one of my top 10 favorite metal albums of all time.
Sweet! 🤘🏼 Vulgar Display of Power was the second Pantera album I bought. The first one being Far Beyond Driven. My favorite tracks from Vulgar are This Love and A New Level 🖤
Those are both amazing tracks, This Love is still my current favorite but the entire album is loaded with great stuff. Can't wait to hear Far Beyond Driven along with the rest of their albums!
So glad you reacted to Pantera. One of the most important bands in metal. They kept metal going through the 90s when grunge and alt rock dominated. RiP Dimebag and Vinnie Paul. Cowboys From Hell and Far Beyond Driven are great albums too. Pantera's is called groove metal. It is not as thrash sounding as band like Overkill, Kreator, and Slayer. Or even 80s Metallica, Megadeth and Anthrax. If you have not done Anthrax then Among the Living is a must. One of the best thrash metal albums of all time.
This album is top tier! They released this at the same time as metallicas black album so I can also see the similarities between the two. Love your reaction! You should check out the debut album! Cowboys from hell!
You're right, it did come out around the same time as the Black album. Man, lots of good stuff in the early 90's! The bands were killing it during that time period. And I'll definitely plan on a Cowboys From Hell reaction too! That'll be a lot of fun to hear I'm sure.
This album came out in 1992
Never thought I'd hear someone compare Pantera to Nirvana but I get it. The clean part of This Love does remind me of Come As You Are. That's why I appreciate your videos, they're a fresh perspective on albums I love! Keep it up
Absolute amazing biggest punch in the face in history of metal !!!! This album change history of whole generation X!!!Nothing was never same,Vince Paul,Rex,Phil Anselmo and Dimebag Darrell record music like no one before
Very brutal and violent grooves from Pantera without losing that cool fun Texas boys factor. 🤘🏽
You nailed it, even though this record is brutally heavy it still has a fun factor that makes it incredibly entertaining too. I love that blend!
Dimebag's guitar always had that Texas twang bounce to it being heavy and brutal at the same time, very unique as Dime himself who had his own language! RIP Dimebag Darrell, Getcha Pull 333🤘
Far Beyond Driven should be the next Pantera Album. You'll see the shift from thrash/punk into new genre where Pantera were now the ones defining metal. Most bands devolved into softer, commercial, pop sounds, while Pantera uniquely got more and more heavier.
That'll be interesting to hear, although I can't imagine Pantera getting heavier than Vulgar Display of Power?!... I'm excited to check it out!
@mollyesanborn Listen to all of their albums, including the glam albums. You will hear that they get heavier with each album, and yes they get heavier than Vulgar. Far Beyond Driven is heavier than that. Trendkill is heavier than FBD. When you listen to Reinventing The Steel, make sure you listen to the new Terry Date remix from 2020. Terry's fingerprints are all over the albums from Cowboys through Trendkill, and he was considered as the 5th member of the band. His remix is way better than the original release.
@mollyesanborn Listen to all of their albums, including the glam albums. You will hear that they get heavier with each album, and yes they get heavier than Vulgar. Far Beyond Driven is heavier than that. Trendkill is heavier than FBD. When you listen to Reinventing The Steel, make sure you listen to the new Terry Date remix from 2020. Terry's fingerprints are all over the albums from Cowboys through Trendkill, and he was considered as the 5th member of the band. His remix is way better than the original release.
Great video! Hope you consider checking out more pantera. The Great Southern Trendkill is definitely a good one to check out
Glad you enjoyed the reaction! I'll definitely do more Pantera, I loved Vulgar Display of Power. So much energy on this record!
Fantastic reaction, Molly. You're just amazing! And yes, I would argue that Pantera's style partly gave rise to Numetal and that the subgenre took a lot from Pantera.
You're killing me with the nu metal comparison. This was before thst era. Dont mind me, I'm old😂
Yeah, I was just comparing it to other things I've already heard on the channel. Hearing this album it's very clear that Pantera was a huge inspiration for the nu metal bands that came after them.
@@mollyesanborn Absolutely. But it's like they took Pantera, and dumbed it down. There are some gems, but I found most of it to be generic, and uninspired.
Good reaction!! I'm excited to see more pantera on this channel.
Thanks for watching! Yeah I'm so excited to hear what else Pantera is going to bring on the rest of their albums.
FUCKING FUCKING FUCKING HOSTIIILLEEEEEEE!!!!*mic breaks*
R.I.P. The Abbot Brothers, the Van Halen brothers of the 90s!
I heard that he threw the mic in a bucket of bbq sauce to get the distortion at the very end.
@@Musicfan88.If that's true then holy shit that's hilarious
I remember buying the tape when it had just come out when I was pretty young. I popped it into the family car cassette deck while waiting for my parents to finish shopping. Even though I was already well versed in the likes of Anthrax and Metallica by that point, Vulgar Display of Power still managed to blow my mind. I have remained immersed in music - especially metal - all of my life, but haven’t had many other experiences listening to something new like I did that afternoon.
The soundtrack to my hate filled youth
Their entire discography is worth checking out. The great southern trendkill is my personal favorite for how raw it is
I love the tone of Dimebag's guitar, to me it's really "metallic" sounding. Almost has an industrial metal quality to it
I can hear that too! Sort of an empty clanginess to it if that makes sense. I love it too, it adds a unique element to their sound.
I cant remember who it was but one of the YT vocal coach reactors concluded that Dimebag's guitar style is far more that of a vocalist. Ever since hearing that it's kinda clicked in my head, like an epiphany of truth. And that sharpness suddenly jumped out at me as a virtuoso singer
Unlike a lot of metal/hard rock, etc. players who used Marshalls amps, Dimebag used Randall's which was high gain solid state instead of tubes. Gave him the 'chainsaw' tone. Loved his sound on their 90's albums. I was able to closely replicate the sound using DOD Death Metal pedal and a eq in the mid 90's.
The Great Southern Trendkill is crazy intense and bizarre. I'd give that one a listen next!
You should check out "The Great Southern Trendkill" next, it is my favorite Pantera album.
As badass as the first half of this record is, the second half is ridiculous! Loved this Molly!
Love all of your reactions, you’ve done most of my favourite bands now 👍🏻👏🏻
Thanks so much! Glad you're enjoying the videos. Any other of your favorites that I haven't gotten to yet? Let me know, I'd love to hear them! :)
@@mollyesanbornI have too many to list! Killswitch Engage, Avatar, Deftones. If you want something different then Devin Townsend (formerly of Strapping Young Lad) or Heilung. I’d happily recommend any album or song from those artists 👍🏻
Thanks!
Thumbs up before I even watch because I LOVE this band and this album. Excited to see what you think!
Ahh thanks! Yeah Pantera is fantastic, this was a killer introduction to their music. SO much energy and variety with their sound on this record. I'll definitely be checking more of their albums out now.
The reason for my having liked this album was because of Walk, since it was used as the theme song (well that and a cover version if it by a band named Kilgore) for former ECW wrestler Rob Van Dam. And it has a very easy and chantable chorus as well that doesn't hurt.
But A New Level, Hollow, and This Love are awesome as well. I only slightly prefer Cowboys From Hell over this one, but this album is epic as well. Great reaction, Molly, love your candid expressions and mannerisms lol.
Best way to to describe Pantera is Groove Metal, us old school headbangers can headbang and groove out at the same time🤘
Pantera swings. With Dimebag’s raspy tone and Phil’s growl they came up with true originality.
Yay Molly!!!! 🤘
Fantastic band, fantastic album, I remember the hilarious stories from various band members on how they got the picture for the album cover...Vulgar Display of Power, Far Beyond Driven, and The Great Southern Trendkill are all solid albums
wasn't it something like, the guy was punched in the face 31 or 32 times at $10 punch to get that shot
LETS GO! Great choice.
Heck yeah! This album was a fantastic choice, tons of energy and so much variety with its sound.
i agree
This is nice, Molly. Unexpected! Putting in my request for the metal band "Slaughter To Prevail." Think you would be pretty jazzed by their stuff. 👍💯
Edit: And as a little bonus, Alex Terrible the lead singer of Slaughter to Prevail comments on a lot of reactors channels when they listen to his stuff. Cool dude. 👍
Thanks for watching! Hope you dig the Pantera content, I'll definitely be doing more of their albums. This was a great introduction to their music. And I'll be sure to add Slaughter To Prevail to my list, I'd love to get to them in the future! :)
@@mollyesanbornDig it for sure Molly. Love that you enjoy checking out a wide range of music. Also, if you do check out Slaughter to Prevail in the future, "Kolostom" is the album everyone would recommend. It has some of their biggest hits. 👍💯
Thank you for the reaction Molly. One of my favorite bands and albums of all time. Hope you continue down the pantera rabbit hole. R.I.P to Dimebag and Vinnie. 🙏
Love this band so much! Hope you'll react to their other albums too. Still can't get over the fact their guitar player Dimebag got shot on stage by a mentally ill "fan" 😭 R.I.P.
I'll absolutely be doing some more Pantera, this album was such a fantastic introduction to their music. And yeah that is so sad what happened to their guitarist, a few others have mentioned his death in the comments as well.
Did not expect this. Pantera are often regarded as one of if not the most prominent 90's metal band. Was thinking of putting this on recently myself. And if you like this, check out Machine Head.
Thanks for watching! Pantera is great, this album was a fantastic introduction to their music. I'll definitely have to give Machine Head a listen as well.
@@mollyesanborn yes, Please check out Machine Head Molly! Start with their first album "Burn My Eyes", both Pantera and Machine Head started out similar to each other but Machine Head start going different directions once they released their 3rd album that was basically Nu Metal.
Machine Head is kinda hit and miss because they went through different stylistic phases, but their hits are freaking perfect albums from start to finish. Please check out some Machine Head and more Pantera!
Far Beyond Driven actually hit number one in the mid-nineties. The irony of that is mind blowing in the era where hip hop was in it's prime. You need to have a listen for sure.
Oh that is awesome, I didn't know that! I will definitely have to give Far Beyond Driven a listen too, can't wait to hear it.
When you get to it, Great Southern Trendkill has the best album opening of all albums ever. You're in for a treat Molly 😊
Ooh I am looking forward to hearing it!
I wasn't ready for you to listen to this! Definitely check out "The Great Southern Trendkill" by them, too!
Absolutely, I look forward to hearing it!
Love your expressions!!..hear this album the first time it came out was crazy!..it is a masterpiece!!..even the “aquestic” parts!..😂❤🤘🔥😈😈😈
One mic one guitar one band. Forever stronger than all.
The guitar effect you're hearing in Live In a Hole is called the "Talk Box". It's a tube next to the mic that you have to talk into while playing the guitar at the same time. Made famous by Peter Framton but many artists have used it over the years
Thank you for letting me know! I absolutely love the effect that it has on the guitar, such a unique tone.
@@mollyesanborn It's the same effect that is used in Alice in Chains " Man in the box"
I love seeing ppl that aren’t metal heads can appreciate the music.
you should react to:
- Cowboys From Hell
- Far Beyond Driven
- The Great Southern Trendkill
- Reinventing The Steel
Pantera is definitely something else.
I don't see to many reactions of The Great Southern Trendkill, that was my first album of theirs I bought because of the album cover, was instantly a fan and got me more into Heavy Metal.
Pantera was such grit and dirt, those albums are perfect
So glad you got to hear this amazing metal group, that has been keeping me company from my early adulthood and last teen years. 🔥
You might have heard that the bands guitarist; always remembered, always loved Dimebag Darrel Abbott was one of the all time best guitarists , that perfected the sound of his playing by hours of practice with his brother, Vinnie Paul Abbott,the drummer. These guys will go with me to the end. Just love the heaviness in it all!!!❤️🔥✨
This is a great album! The Great Southern Trendkill is another amazing one from them.
Yes, another childhood favorite of mine! I cannot WAIT for this one!
This one's gonna skyrocket in views I'm predicting it now lol
Pantera is absolutely awesome, I'm so glad to finally be getting into their music! I'll be doing more of their albums for sure 🔥
There will never be another Pantera. A beautiful symphony of distilled aggression.
So glad you liked it! I second “Far Beyond Driven” to listen to next, “Great Southern Trendkill” is awesome too, and then, if you compare those to their first commercial record (“Cowboys from Hell”) when Phil was still doing operatic singing, and ESPECIALLY the glam metal stuff before that (which they’re embarrassed about), you will be blown away.
Underrated channel. Great job!
Thanks so much! :)
Such an incredible album.
Absolutely, glad I finally gave this one a listen!
Hey can I say something,
I just found your channel, and i think i FELL for you 🤘🏽🖤
They invented groove metal with this album. My jaw dropped to the floor the first time I heard Mouth For War
nice reaction! I also really recommend The Great Southern Trend Kill, another awesome album. 🤘
Yea Pantera is a weird band because they made 4 albums in the 80's but were more GLAM metal & had a different singer, Their Album Cowboys From Hell(Album before Vulgar)is where they got heavier & made the genre of Groove Metal popular. The only 80's album from them i'd check out is Power Metal because that's the first album with singer Phil Anselmo(who's on this album) but i'd check that out after getting through the 90's records. Also you should check out the band DOWN, it's Phil Anselmo's(lead singer) 2nd band, their debut album NOLA is really good, it's more sludgey/swampy than Pantera.
Also the band has a sad/dark history. The guitarist Dimebag Darrell was murdered on stage at a 2004 concert with his new band Damageplan. The Drummer for Pantera Vinnie Paul is Darrell's brother & was in Damageplan too & saw his brother get murdered. Vinnie unfortunately died of a heart attack in 2018. Pantera eventually broke up in the early 2000's which is why Damageplan was formed, the break up was because Anselmo was a recovering drug addict & wasn't getting along with the 2 brothers & said stupid shit(which Phil does alot). After the murder Vinnie never forgave Phil up until his death.
Thanks so much for the informative comment! Someone else mentioned Cowboys From Hell often being considered their unofficial first album, reading your comment that makes sense. I'd still love to hear their earlier stuff too though, see how they went from Glam metal to thrash metal. That's an interesting trajectory as a band. So sad too about Dimebag Darrell's murder, that is intense to say the least. Quite an interesting history they've got as a band, I'll have to look more into Pantera and their band members.
Acyoustic 😁 great album and fun review!
Haha! I'll be pronouncing acoustic that way until the day I die... and yes such a fun album! So oppressively heavy but they fuse a lot of other elements on it too that make it so entertaining to listen to. Glad you enjoyed the reaction :)
@@mollyesanborn I love the way you pronounce it!
Molly... lol... You just listened to 'F*cking Hostile", which makes most people want to run around and destroy sh*t. The song ends and you commentate like a Pro Golf announcer on Sunday afternoon. I Love it!!!!
Yes......YES!!!!!!!!! PANTERA, LET'S F'N GO! This and Cowboys from Hell I have played the hell out of. Especially Walk, that is a heavy metal anthem. I still miss Dimebag Darryl, he was taken from us way too soon.
Pantera is amazing! This was a spectacular introduction to their music, no wonder they've been suggested so much by you all in the comments. Can't wait to hear Cowboys From Hell, along with the rest of their discography!
My favorite album...ever!
Haven't heard this album in a long time! Great job on another banger of a video! Glad you enjoyed it.
Still patiently waiting for you to get back to Mr. Bungle! "Disco Volante" & "The Night THEY Came Home" need to be reviewed! (along with other Mike Patton projects!)
Thanks again & keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching! Yeah, Pantera certainly brought the energy with this one. I'm glad to finally be introduced to some of their music. I've got plans for Disco Volante real soon (I promise!). I'll do my best to get that video up by Valentine's Day. I definitely need another dose of Mike Patton, haha!
Sweet, can't wait!
Also curious what you'll think of "The Night THEY Came Home" from Mr. Bungle. It's different from the first 3 albums but still really good!
Other than that, I think you will like "Far Beyond Driven" from Pantera as well.
She has to do California in between DV and The Night They Came Home, right? I love DV but it took a looooooooooong time to "get" it. California is perfect right out of the gate.
@@RobbHollen I've actually done a California reaction already! :)
@@mollyesanborn Oh crap! I knew that, lol. Hope you enjoy DV, it's wild!
In high school in the 90's I didn't really listen to rock music. It was a predominantly black high school in the inner city. One day a kid was going around selling (probably stolen) new CD's all day at school. I had turned down buying what he had earlier that day. By the end of the day he only had one CD left and he asked me if I listened to rock music and I told him "no, not really" and he said here, just take it. The CD was Pantera - Far Beyond Driven, I knew Pantera was hard shit, so I gave it a try in my car and I was like "fuck yeah!" This was the hard sound I could get into. This one CD was all of the Pantera I had and happy for it. Sound is great. It was Deftones later that I got into heavy sounds and Static-X for heavy vocals. So I recommend Far Beyond Driven for next album to check out and Static-X sometime as well.
Great comment, thanks for sharing! I am so so excited to check out Far Beyond Driven, I'll definitely try and get to a reaction for it soon. And I actually did a video for Wisconsin Death Trip by Static-X a while back on the channel if you're interested in checking it out. I haven't done any of their other albums yet though :)
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My favorite band of all time!!
I'm looking forward to hearing more from them!
Live in a hole is 10000000000000000% me in a song.
Full of grief I scream at the wind
Thought I heard the words of others
Imprison myself and stay in a shell
I won't let you in to have a story to tell
Things tend to drag me down
Don't understand so they hate me now
My fear grips the will of stone
My grip fears I'll die alone
I promised myself somewhere in teenage life
I'd never submit to the ones I will not be like
Live in a hole but stay close to my kind
'Cause they understand what burns in my mind
I still feel incomplete
Friends are few and far between
My fear grips the will of stone
My grip fears I'll die alone.
Everyday!
Another great reaction! They had been around for 11 years at this point ('92) and Nu Metal (allegedly) started around the same year and for sure the genre took influences from them, nice that you picked up on that flavor.
This album was one of my first approaches to metal, more or less when I was 18, my favorite from Pantera and one of the greatest in the history of metal in my opinion! You need to continue with both Cowboys From Hell and Far Beyond Driven, you will realize how great this band was. I love that sound between trash and groove metal, everything in its proper point, everything in its place. Incredible band, with incredible riffs. I look forward to the next ones!.
Groove Heavy Metal, never thought you could put Groove and HM together, but man Pantera did it.
Now,here is an album that when you put in on,there is no reason to hop over any song!A true masterpiece!!!
Started listening to them in middle school, back at their start with phil (yeah, I'm old). Great Southern Trendkill is my favorite album of them, followed by Far Beyond Driven, but this album is great! Love Regular People and Mouth for War.. and This Love. Edit; If you want to see Phil's range, check out Cowboys from Hell.
This is on the all time Mount Rushmore kick ass albums.
You always have the absolute best ways of describing what you are hearing. This was such a fun video. Thank you!
Awwwwwwwwww YEAH!
Before nu-metal was a thing, groove metal was the inspiration. And Pantera brought the groove to a wide audience.
I can COMPLETELY hear that influence on this album. There is such a strong nu metal groove to this record that really stands out. Definitely an inspiration for the nu metal bands that came later in the 90's/early 2000's.
Always a good time for some Pantera \m/
Yeah I'm so happy to have finally been introduced to their music! I'm excited to hear more, that's for sure.
Was NOT expecting this but an awesome surprise. "By Demons Be Driven" will forever go on high energy playlists for me. Also, I must once again request that you finish your Hum journey with Downward is Heavenward and then Inlet. Inlet is a sneaky, absolutely masterpiece.
Wow. More than 22k views just 2 weeks in! 🔥
Love it! ❤
Thanks! :)
Aloha Molly! I wasn't a huge Pantera fan, but for some reason I could listen to this album. It's so good. I need to convince you to do Manson's discography lol.
Oh yeah, I'd love some Marilyn on this channel 🖤