r/Pantera • u/SerpentFinger • 13h ago
Dimebag in Mexico
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r/Pantera • u/Nintendo_USA • Mar 06 '25
it's a veiled attempt to skirt around rule 2 and doing so will earn you a ban. use your fucking head and you can figure out why they changed it.
move on.
r/Pantera • u/Nintendo_USA • Aug 18 '25
r/Pantera • u/SerpentFinger • 13h ago
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r/Pantera • u/SerpentFinger • 1d ago
Source: IG @dimebagdarrell
r/Pantera • u/SerpentFinger • 2d ago
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Source: IG @dailydimebag333 / Glenn Martinez
Showcasing the band in hopes for potential gigs.
r/Pantera • u/isla_vaynle • 1d ago
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r/Pantera • u/ImprobableCastration • 2d ago
Okay so like, what I mean, is what sort of overall vibe can you best describe, that each album gives you?
For example, CFH gives me the general vibe of biker bars, pro wrestling, budweiser and cigarettes.
Trendkill meanwhile, feels more like cheap beer and heroin in a cold bathtub, or a long drive late at night.
r/Pantera • u/maximiloingoino • 3d ago
So i listened to the whole album once, i was trying to diversify My music taste and since i already knew floods, figured it was ok to start there, and i loved the whole album, but trying to listen to other stuff by pantera i haven't really been into anything other than the Big hits like walk or this love. This happen to anyone else? Maybe it is because i'm a grungehead so i appreciate their more melodic, sentimental or vulnerable "vibes" but still built like a heavy metal song, and that seems to be the vibepresent in this album.
r/Pantera • u/johnnymakeboom954 • 4d ago
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A lighthearted joke I thought of if you guys wanna support me follow me on all socials @johnnymakeboom
r/Pantera • u/crusherxman • 3d ago
Death Rattle and Suicide Note Pt. 2 were the first Pantera songs I remember listening to as a kid. Hearing those songs for the first time with an unfinished frontal lobe is a feeling I will never be able to replicate again lol
I personally discovered Pantera from YouTube and Guitar Hero / Rock Band back in 2008-09. I'm definitely not old school but I'm glad to be part of this family 🤘
r/Pantera • u/SABBATHBL0ODYSABBATH • 4d ago
Hey folks I’m making some Pantera posters in the Adobe suite and I was wondering if any of y’all had a Google drive or something with high resolution scans of the album covers? Without text preferably but with text is helpful too, and any other Pantera art scans. After the posters for the 5 main albums are done I’ll send a Google drive link to the subreddit with free download files, thanks!
r/Pantera • u/Sixty7solo • 5d ago
This cover goes back a couple of years and I'm sure to get flamed for even trying as it's hard for this old guy to keep up. The more important point of the thread is hearing where Dime ranks on your list. I'm thinking top 5 for me.
r/Pantera • u/RecRacerVR • 5d ago
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r/Pantera • u/kagerouxx • 5d ago
just wanted to know if there is a major pantera server- i’ve found one for all my other favorite bands but am really struggling to find ANY for pantera except small inactive ones