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Far Beyond Driven |  | Artist: Pantera
Label: Atlantic / Wea
Category: Music
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Rating:  211 reviews
Sales Rank: 4278
Format: Explicit Lyrics
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 92302
UPC: 075679230225
EAN: 0075679230225
ASIN: B000002JR8
Publication Date: 1994
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| Tracks:
| • | Strength Beyond Strength | | • | Becoming | | • | 5 Minutes Alone | | • | I'm Broken | | • | Good Friends and a Bottle of Pills | | • | Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks | | • | Slaughtered | | • | 25 Years | | • | Shedding Skin | | • | Use My Third Arm | | • | Throes of Rejection | | • | Planet Caravan |
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Media Type: CD
Artist: PANTERA
Title: FAR BEYOND DRIVEN
Street Release Date: 03/22/1994
Domestic
Genre: HEAVY METAL
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For Pantera, rage flows like water from a faucet. Far Beyond Driven vents the band's animosity in a maelstrom of hateful harangues fueled by thunderous drumbeats, piercing guitar noise, and raw-throated vocals. --Jon Wiederhorn
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 211
 Pantera:At Its Best! February 5, 2010
Mumba Beal (WA)
I Have Listened To Pantera Before & Vulgar Display Of Power,Great Southern Trendkill,Reinventing The Steeel
I Liked Them But This Is My Personal Favorite, All The Songs Are Very Fast & Hard Rock
Through The Whole CD Then The Last Song Is Planet Caravan & Is A Lot Slower Song (One Of My Favorite Tracks).
The Only CD I Dont Care For Is Their Debut: Cowboys From Hell (This CD Makes It Sound Pathetic)
Thet Could'nt Ever Make A Better CD.
Classic. January 28, 2009
stranjer55 (Knoxville, TN)
Rarely do you hear an album this punishing that is still coherent and well put together. From the pure brutality of "Slaughtered" to the mellow Black Sabbath cover, this CD never takes a breather. At times Far Beyond Driven reaches into thrash metal, but stays rooted soundly in the groove metal that Pantera excelled at.
Best Pantera album ever -- one of the best metal albums July 12, 2008
straightnochaser
I bought a copy of this album when it first came out in 94. Almost 15 yrs later, it still sounds riveting and fresh. This truly is an uncompromising masterpiece in hardcore heavy metal. The music has enormous amount of aggression, rhythmic energy, power and anger, all wrapped up in a great sound editing/mastering/overall production. The musicianship shown by each member and the band as a whole is utterly tremendous and puts to shame other hardcore metal bands that are less disciplined in execution. Sloppiness plaguing in hardcore metal could no longer be an excuse after Pantera.
 Good, but not Great February 3, 2008
freedom78 (Indiana)
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
The follow up to Pantera's masterpiece, Vulgar Display of Power, this begins with the thrash and groove inspired "Strength Beyond Strength" and after the first three tracks the album seems a bit heavier than its predecessor. The band does a good job of varying tempos throughout, so the album rarely seems to drag on in monotony. Phil Anselmo also tries some new things with his vocals, which have taken on a somewhat more brutal tone. Unlike the higher screams from their earlier albums, and the raspy yell from Vulgar, he occasionally (on "Slaughtered," for example) uses a lower growl, which borders on a more extreme metal vocal.
While the album certainly isn't weak, it does lack that certain something that they achieved on Vulgar, where almost all of the tracks were noteworthy. On this release we find a number of strong tracks, but no real killer material that leaves you wanting more. The grooves aren't as strong as they're capable of, and the material, overall, is just not as amazing as I expect having heard on Vulgar what the band can do. Good...but not a great one.
Good but not great September 22, 2007
Joseph Jorgensen (Watertown, MA United States)
2 out of 6 found this review helpful
The first four songs of this release are classic relentless Pantera. Strength Beyond Strength, 5 Minutes Alone, and Becoming are some of Pantera's best work. If this is true then why do I give it only 3 stars? Probably because after the opening 4 songs, I don't find anything else on this album that memorable, with the exception of their cover of Sabbath's Planet Caravan. I can put in Cowboys From Hell and Vulgar Display and listen all of the way threw over and over, however, midway through this album I grow a but tired and generally take it out to listen to something else. It's not that those songs are necessarily bad, just not as memorable as previous Pantera tunes. Of course if your a Pantera fan, this album is well worth buying, but if you don't own any of their albums start with Vulgar Display Of Power and Cowboys From Hell...
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