It's hard to believe, but '90s metal icons Pantera's beloved Vulgar Display of Power turned 20 this year, and the band are celebrating by launching a special edition CD/DVD with some extra goodies, including previously unheard outtake "Piss."
Down below you can check out the vid for the cut, which alternates between Dimebag Darrell's fleet-fingered, fret-board-scouring intro and a heavy-ass swamp stomp of a verse. Gruff frontman Phil Anselmo chokes out a line or two about how he punches first and asks questions later, noting that his fists are the great deciders.
Fittingly, the vid finds a bunch of Pantera fans smashing shit up with sledgehammers, tearing it up in a soundstage mosh pit, and getting punched in the mug slow-mo styles as a tribute to the vulgar display that is the album's artwork.
"Piss" is available now on iTunes, while the special edition of Vulgar Display of Power arrives May 15 through Atlantic.
Down below you can check out the vid for the cut, which alternates between Dimebag Darrell's fleet-fingered, fret-board-scouring intro and a heavy-ass swamp stomp of a verse. Gruff frontman Phil Anselmo chokes out a line or two about how he punches first and asks questions later, noting that his fists are the great deciders.
Fittingly, the vid finds a bunch of Pantera fans smashing shit up with sledgehammers, tearing it up in a soundstage mosh pit, and getting punched in the mug slow-mo styles as a tribute to the vulgar display that is the album's artwork.
"Piss" is available now on iTunes, while the special edition of Vulgar Display of Power arrives May 15 through Atlantic.
