Showing posts with label Jag Panzer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jag Panzer. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 October 2014








Artist : Jag Panzer
Country : USA
Release : Chain Of Command
Year : 1987
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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This abum is released in 1991 by Reborn Classics and it's considered to be a bootleg album. It was later reissued and remastered by Century Media including the bonus track: ''When The Walls Come Down'' which I have included here...

Saturday, 19 July 2014





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Artist : Jag Panzer
Country : USA
Release : The Scourge Of The Light
Year : 2001
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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Jag Panzer has been an American metal institution since the early 80's and they’ve always been a band that you could rely on to clobber you with enormous, powerful, top-notch heavy metal of the traditional school. They’re also the original American power metal act. Their take on power metal being far different than the textbook European approach, Jag Panzer were always much heavier, tougher and had more balls than the Helloweens, Gamma Rays and such of the Euro-school.

Tuesday, 14 January 2014





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Artist : Jag Panzer
Country : USA
Release : Dissident Alliance
Year : 1994
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320


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Jag Panzer from US released one highly praised us full-length heavy metal album at 80's, along with some demos and EP, before fading into a silent period. Ten years after the release of Ample Destruction they decided to reform and put out long awaited album - many old fans probably had their expectations high. Afterall, Ample Destruction was quality and pure heavy metal record, with great powerful high pitched vocals of Harry Conklin - melodic great guitar leads and biting rhythm section as well.

Monday, 14 October 2013






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Artist : Jag Panzer
Country : USA
Release : Casting The Stones
Year : 2004
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320


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This is the strongest release since Fourth Judgement. Not that the other albums in between were weak by any means but this one everything just seems to come together. More pronounced keyboards in certain songs bring a depth missed in prior releases. Vocals (both lead and backing vocals) are stronger. Songwritting both music and vocal has matured and the band sounds like they all showed up on the same day. Tracks 2,4,6 and 7 are worth notable mention.

Line Up:
Harry [The Tyrant] Conklin - Vocals
Mark Briody - Rhythm Guitar/Keys
Chris Broderick - lead Guitar/Keys
John Tetley - Bass
Rikard Stjernquist - Drums

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