Far Beyond Driven

Pantera
Far Beyond Driven

8,79 EUR
CD
Eastwest
veröffentlicht: 18.03.1994
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Sales Rank: Nr. 3094 in Heavy Metal
Nr. 16263 in Rock
Stil: Heavy Metal
Artikel Nr.: 1987191958

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Bemerkungen / Titelliste: 01. "Strength Beyond Strength"
02. "Becoming"
03. "5 Minutes Alone"
04. "I'm Broken"
05. "Good Friends And A Bottle Of Pills"
06. "Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks"
07. "Slaughtered"
08. "Years"
09. "Shedding Skin"
10. "Use My Third Arm"
11. "Throes Of Rejection"
12. "Planet Caravan"
Anzahl der Tonträger: 1
Beschreibung:Certified platinum by the RIAA. (11/97), Runningtime: 00:00:00, Arranged By: Pantera, Art Direction: Richard Bates, Bass: Rex Brown, Co-producer: Pantera, Coordinator: Derek Oliver, Design: Donald May, Design: Eric Altenburger, Design: Richard Bates, Drums: Vinnie Paul, Engineer [Assistant Mix]: Sterling Winfield, Engineer [Assistant Mix]: Tim Kimsey, Guitar: Dimebag Darrell, Management [Agency]: John Dittmar, Management [Agency]: Pinnacle Entertainment, Management [Agency]: Winterland Productions, Management [Legal Representation]: David Codikow, Management [Legal Representation]: Rosemary Carroll, Management [Worldwide Representation]: Andy Gould, Management [Worldwide Representation]: Concrete Management, Inc., Management [Worldwide Representation]: Walter O'Brien (2), Mastered By: Ted Jensen, Photography By [Conceptual Photography]: Dean Karr, Producer, Engineer, Mixed By: Terry Date, Producer, Engineer, Mixed By: Vinnie Paul, Vocals: Phil Anselmo, Written-By: Pantera, Written-By: Bill Ward, Written-By: Geezer Butler, Written-By: Ozzy Osbourne, Written-By: Tony Iommi, Labelcode WBUK7923022.2 (7567-92302-2), Record Company EastWest Records America, Phonographic Copyright (p) Atlantic Recording Corporation, Phonographic Copyright (p) WEA International Inc., Copyright (c) Atlantic Recording Corporation, Copyright (c) WEA International Inc., Made By Warner Music Manufacturing Europe, Mixed At Dallas Sound Lab, Mastered At Sterling Sound, Published By Cota Music, Published By Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp., Published By Tro-Essex Music International, Inc., Pressed By Cinram GmbH
Anzahl der Titel: 12
Herstellernummer: 7567923022
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English Eugene S. - 16.01.2025 5 von 5 Sternen!
The seventh studio album by American heavy metal band Pantera, released on March 22, 1994. Pantera's fastest-selling album, it peaked at number 1 on the Billboard 200[3][4] and was certified Platinum by the RIAA.

English Paulos K. - 08.08.2022 4 von 5 Sternen!
A little bit of death metal in this album,pantera always surprised their fans.Nice effort here,this is a trademark album for the 90's!

English Alexander S. - 18.07.2019 5 von 5 Sternen!
Perhaps the most evil and aggressive album of Pantera: the hellishly poisonous sound of an icy tornado blows the whole world to shreds! In addition, Far Beyond Driven is not without ingenuity: a certain quintessence of the sullen gloominess of Vulgar Display of Power and the blues element typical for real rock music begin to form (these features will be even more tightly combined on the next record of the team). The result is obvious: "5 Minutes Alone" and "I'm Broken" are generally considered the "crown" numbers of the album. But it’s impossible to deprive the attention of the stunning "Becoming", the sickly "Good Friends and a Bottle of Pills" (the name speaks for itself), heavy "Strength Beyond Strength", "25 Years", and, of course, the most peculiar "Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks and Throes of Rejection, where non-standard rhythms became a fix idea. And the cover version of the song "Planet Caravan" (Black Sabbath) evokes a slight longing for "Cemetary Gates" - in its mood it is very close to this Pantera masterpiece. Very pleased with the fact that the rigidity on the "Far Beyond Driven" serves as an expressive means: alas, at some stage in the Pantera career, it will only become an obsessive label.