Groove-driven brutality at its peak, from glam roots nobody talks about to the records that redefined American heavy metal in the 90s. Which one hits hardest?
1Vulgar Display of PowerPantera's 1992 groove metal monolith redefining heaviness in the 1990s.1000pts
2The Great Southern TrendkillPantera's 1996 intense and fractured album recorded amid band tensions.680pts
3Power MetalPantera's 1988 album and the first with Phil Anselmo on vocals, a speed-driven record bridging the glam years and Cowboys from Hell.485pts
4Cowboys from HellPantera's 1990 major-label debut transitioning from glam to groove metal.411pts
5Far Beyond DrivenPantera's 1994 debuted at #1 and is their heaviest record.411pts
6Metal MagicPantera's 1983 self-released debut, a glam metal record with Terry Glaze on vocals, issued on the family-run Metal Magic label.324pts
7I Am the NightPantera's 1985 third album and the last with Terry Glaze, pushing the band from glam toward heavier traditional heavy metal.324pts
8Reinventing the SteelPantera's 2000 final studio album, a back-to-basics groove metal effort.221pts
9Projects in the JunglePantera's 1984 second album, a heavier glam-era record with Terry Glaze still singing and Dimebag Darrell's guitar work coming to the fore.221pts





















