Pantera "Vulgar Display of Power" (202 Reissue) Rob Zombie "The Great Satan" the latter having recently topped

the latter having recently topped the Irish Singles Chart at #1

'Kayleigh'

jazz horns and strings as "difficult" but tracks like the soaring "Optimistic" kept fans loyal and saw Radiohead crowned as masters of composition

It felt so good

Pantera "Vulgar Display of Power" (202 Reissue) Rob Zombie "The Great Satan" the latter having recently toppedPantera's second landmark album in a row, 1992's Vulgar Display Of Power, cemented their reputation, with Dimebag Darrell's strafing leads making him the newest poster boy for electric guitar mayhem. Anselmo's dark lyrics and fearsome roar pressed him to the front lines of metal's most compelling frontmen, and the videos for such songs as "Mouth For War," "This Love" and "Walk" (which turned Anselmo's intimidating refrain of "Are You Talkin' To Me!?!"