TMD’s creator, Randy “Rocket” Cody, has uploaded a remix of PANTERA’s “Hollow” song. As the story goes, the song was released in 1992 as the band’s third single off Vulgar Display of Power album. Although the track is one of Pantera’s most popular songs it did not chart. Now hear the song like never before. CHECK IT OUT BELOW!
Rocket comments:
“This song is right up there at the top of my list of all time metal classics. It is so haunting and definitely was interesting to remix for my fans all around the world who enjoy Pantera’s music as much as I do. Although they are no longer together as Dimebag tragically passed away in 2004, they live on here at TMD undoubtedly. This remix features some speed and pitch changes, along with the vocals being punched up a lot and some sections being rearranged entirely… in the end, I think it turned out kick ass!”
Pantera…
Philip H. Anselmo (vocals)
Dimebag Darrell Abbott (guitar) RIP
Rex Brown (bass)
Vinnie Paul Abbott (drums)
With a rougher image and a more focused, aggressive sound than in their hairspray and spandex days on an independent label, Texas natives Pantera made a serious dent in the heavy music scene with the major label release of COWBOYS FROM HELL, which inspired radio play and MTV support. While Metallica and Megadeth were watering down their approach for a more mainstream sound, Pantera got harder with VULGAR DISPLAY OF POWER.
From the moment vocalist Phil Anselmo screams his first “Revenge!” in “Mouth for War,” the stage is set. Drummer Vinnie Paul showcases relentless technical prowess thrashing out complex double-bass drum patterns in “A New Level” and “By Demons be Driven,” while guitarist Dimebag Darrell’s seemingly endless supply of hard-grooving, blues-inspired hooks are the heart of “No Good” and “Live in a Hole.” In the emotional power-ballad “Hollow,” the song’s protagonist faces the heartache of having a friend trapped in a coma; and just as in the epic “Cemetery Gates” from COWBOYS FROM HELL, Anselmo continues to struggle with the consequences of fate and the will of the world.
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