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Where did the "devil horns" come from in rock and metal? In this video, we explore the history of the horns, how it's used in other parts of the world and whether or not a particular artist can take credit for making it part of rock and metal culture. Read more: loudwire.com/where-did-metal-devil-horns-hand-come-from
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Music: Riffs Two by Alexander Nakarada (www.serpentsoundstudios.com)
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Where did the "devil horns" come from in rock and metal? In this video, we explore the history of the horns, how it's used in other parts of the world and whether or not a particular artist can take credit for making it part of rock and metal culture. Read more: loudwire.com/where-did-metal-devil-horns-hand-come-from
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![Pantera Tell The Story of Vulgar Display of Power [Full Documentary]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/pGHGv6kvFlc/hqdefault.jpg "Pantera Tell The Story of Vulgar Display of Power [Full Documentary]
On Feb. 25, 2017, Loudwire released this three-part documentary marking the 25th anniversary of Panteras Vulgar Display of Power. Now you can watch the documentary in full where Pantera tell the story in their own words.
As part of our Loudwire Legacy series, we examined the album that many credit for saving heavy metal during a transitional time for the genre. The documentary features interviews with all three (at the time) surviving members of Pantera (Philip Anselmo, Vinnie Paul and Rex Brown), the albums producer, Terry Date, and the albums cover art photographer Brad Guice.
Also featured are metal luminaries Mike Portnoy, Slayers Kerry King, Megadeths Dave Mustaine and David Ellefson, Korns Brian Head Welch, Black Label Societys Zakk Wylde and several others, all professing their admiration of Vulgar Display of Power and the impact it had on heavy metal.
The documentary is divided into three parts: The Making Of, The Impact and The Secret Story, with the last one debunking a long-running urban legend about the iconic image on the albums cover.
This documentary on the untold story of Vulgar Display of Power was filmed before Vinnie Paul died in June of 2018. Rest In Peace to the Abbott brothers.
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