PANTERA: Previously Unreleased Track To Make Online Debut Ne

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PANTERA: Previously Unreleased Track To Make Online Debut Next Monday



A previously unreleased PANTERA track, "The Will to Survive", will make its online debut on August 30 at noon EST on the band's official Facebook page.



To celebrate the 20-year anniversary of PANTERA's classic major-label debut, "Cowboys From Hell", the band's official webstore is offering a limited-edition exclusive box set. This box set contains merchandise only available in the band's official webstore.



PANTERA found its growl and groove on "Cowboys From Hell", a landmark album whose bone-powdering intensity, razor-sharp riffing and pummeling rhythmic assault represented a turning point in modern metal when it was released in 1990. More than just PANTERA's major label debut, many consider this album to be the official debut of the PANTERA lineup with singer Philip Anselmo, guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbott, his brother, drummer Vinnie Paul and bassist Rex Brown.



To celebrate the 20-year anniversary of "Cowboys From Hell", Rhino rounds up a three-disc "Ultimate Edition," a three-disc "Deluxe Edition," and a two-disc "Expanded Edition." All three editions include a newly remastered version of the original album along with unreleased and rare live performances from the "Cowboys From Hell" tour. The "Ultimate" and "Deluxe" editions will also feature a disc of unreleased demos for nearly every album track, plus, "The Will To Survive", a previously unreleased song recorded during the album's sessions.



"'The Will To Survive' is a great track. With so many killer songs, it was hard to pick and choose the ones that should make our major label debut," says Vinnie Paul. "After hearing it for the first time in about 20 years, it's a pretty stellar performance and I am definitely proud that it will see the light of day for all the die-hard PANTERA fans around the world! It shows the true musical diversity of the band at that time!"

[Mesarthim]

exclusive secretary of state cube set.

[vega]

i am ,much rrfespecting tje fucking band,

[jawn galliano]

[quote name="shadowalk"]"Cowboys From Hell", a landmark album [...] represented a turning point in modern metal when it was released in 1990[/quote]

[Hugo.]

'Scuse me?

[jawn galliano]

if that was directed at me, i was laughing at the notion that pantera was responsible for causing a change in the course of metal music. it's all well and fine if people enjoy them, but they were not an important band in the grand scheme of things.

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[quote name="hard-on bearer Incognito"]if that was directed at me, i was laughing at the notion that pantera was responsible for causing a change in the course of metal music. it's all well and fine if people enjoy them, but they were not an important band in the grand scheme of things.[/quote]

Apparently from the mainstream point of view, they are.

[Mutilator]

Everybody knows they stole their style from Exhorder, but evolved it into groovy songs.



This track sounds more like in-between Power metal and Cowboys.

[Lavabug]

[quote name="hard-on bearer Incognito"]
[quote name="shadowalk"]"Cowboys From Hell", a landmark album [...] represented a turning point in modern metal when it was released in 1990[/quote]



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[TamPron]

I enjoyed the track.