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Jag Panzer (Music)
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })Jag Panzer is a Power Metal band from Colorado that was founded in 1981 by Joey Tafolla, Harry Conklin, John Tetley, and Rick Hilyard, originally under the name "Tyrant". In 1983 it turned out that another band had already taken that name and they were forced to change it. They saw a poster depicting a World War II "Jagdpanzer" armored vehicle, decided that would be A Good Name for a Rock Band, and simplified it to "Jag Panzer". Harry Conklin appropriated "Tyrant" as his Stage Name. Initially heavily influenced by the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, Jag Panzer moved towards a more pugilistic, aggressive sound by the mid-80s and became one of the preeminent American power metal bands. Their first album, 1984's Ample Destruction was an instant underground classic, due to its massively heavy riffing, supremely badass lyrics, Conklin's even more badass vocals, and Joey Tafolla's insanely fast shredding, and became one of the most highly sought after metal records of all time. After that, Jag Panzer's fortunes took a turn for the worse; Harry Conklin and Joey Tafolla left the band (liner notes in a later release indicate that Conklin's departure may have been less than amicable). The band recorded a second album, Chain of Command, in 1987 with Bob Parduba on vocals and Chris Lasegue on lead guitar, but the record label ran out of money and the album was never released until 2004. Jag Panzer subsequently disbanded in 1988.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_2'); })A reunion came in 1994, but the first fruits were nowhere near comparable in quality to their releases from the '80s; the '90s were a Dork Age for heavy metal, and Jag Panzer's third album, Dissident Alliance, reflected that. The style changed from power metal to Groove Metal, the production and songwriting took a serious hit, and, worst of all, instead of Harry Conklin's bestial howling, the album featured Daniel Conca delivering a vocal performance reminiscent of Phil Anselmo, only much worse. However, in 1997, Harry Conklin and Joey Tafolla rejoined the band, and Jag Panzer signed to Century Media and released The Fourth Judgement, bringing back the old style that had made them famous. From there, Jag Panzer has gone from strength to strength, releasing a string of excellent records, including five with Chris Broderick of Nevermore and Megadeth fame. Their most recent album, The Scourge of the Light came out in early 2011. Unfortunately, this proved to be their final album, as lead guitarist Chris Lasegue left soon after and on July 25, 2011, the band announced that they would disband again instead of seeking another guitarist. This changed in 2013, however, as they quietly scheduled several reunion shows and officially declared that they were back with Joey Tafolla returning in 2014.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_1'); })Current lineup: Harry "Tyrant" Conklin - Vocals Mark Briody - Rhythm Guitars Joey Tafolla - Lead Guitars John Tetley - Bass Rikard Stjernquist - DrumsFormer members: Bob Parduba - Vocals Daniel Conca - Vocals Chris Broderick - Lead Guitars Chris Kostka - Lead Guitars Christian Lasegue - Lead Guitars Rick Hilyard - Drums Reynold Carson - DrumsAlbums 1983 - Tyrants (EP): "Battle Zones", "Death Row" 1984 - Ample Destruction: "Licensed to Kill", "Warfare", "Reign of the Tyrants", "The Crucifix" 1987 (released 2004) - Chain of Command: "Chain of Command", "Shadow Thief" 1994 - Dissident Alliance: "Jeffrey - Behind the Gate", "Spirit Suicide", "The Church" 1997 - The Fourth Judgement: "Black", "Shadow Thief", "Judgement Day" 1998 - The Age of Mastery: "Iron Eagle", "Chain of Command" 2000 - Thane to the Throne: "Thane of Cawdor", "Bloody Crime", "Tragedy of Macbeth" 2001 - Mechanized Warfare: "Take to the Sky", "All Things Renewed" 2003 - Decade of the Nail-Spiked Bat (re-recordings of early material) 2004 - Casting the Stones: "The Mission (1943)", "Legion Immortal" 2011 - The Scourge of the Light: "Condemned to Fight", "Burn", "The Book of Kells" 2017 - The Deviant Chord: "Far Beyond All Fear", "Foggy Dew", "Fire of Our Spirit" | |
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Power Ballad | |
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Power Ballad: "When Walls Come Down" | |
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Concept Album | |
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Concept Album: Thane to the Throne, which is an adaptation of Macbeth. | |
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Hell-Bent for Leather | |
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Hell-Bent for Leather | |
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Trope Codifier | |
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Trope Codifier: Along with Manowar, Metal Church, Helstar, and Vicious Rumors, they are this for US power metal. | |
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Chronological Album Title | |
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Chronological Album Title: The Fourth Judgment | |
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Metal Scream | |
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Metal Scream: The Tyrant does lots of these, especially in the earlier albums. There's a truly insane one in "The Crucifix" that has to be heard to be believed. | |
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Echoing Acoustics | |
| Jag Panzer (Music) / int_617204d8 | comment |
Echoing Acoustics: Chain of Command | |
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Myspeld Rökband | |
| Jag Panzer (Music) / int_64cd4494 | comment |
Myspeld Rökband: The band's name is a misspelling of "Jagdpanzer," German for "tank destroyer." | |
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Epic Rocking | |
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Epic Rocking: "The Crucifix", "Jeffrey - Behind the Gate", "Judgement Day", "Tragedy of Macbneth", "All Things Renewed", "The Book of Kells" | |
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Batter Up! | |
| Jag Panzer (Music) / int_77922c8c | comment |
Batter Up!: Jag Panzer like baseball bats, especially ones with nails in them. | |
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Spell My Name with an S | |
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Spell My Name with an "S": Judgement, not Judgment. | |
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The Band Minus the Face | |
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The Band Minus the Face: Chain of Command and Dissident Alliance. The former is well-liked by fans, the latter...not as much. | |
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Lighter and Softer | |
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Lighter and Softer: Chain of Command was considerably less heavy and aggressive than Ample Destruction. | |
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Cover Version | |
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Cover Version: "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald", originally by Gordon Lightfoot. | |
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Intercourse with You | |
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Intercourse with You: "Licensed to Kill", "Call of the Wild", "Cycles" | |
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Obligatory Bondage Song | |
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Obligatory Bondage Song: "Cycles" (with a side order of Ho Yay) | |
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One-Steve Limit | |
| Jag Panzer (Music) / int_ee7a60e9 | comment |
One Steve Limit: Between 1994 and today, the band has had three lead guitarists named Chris. | |
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SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute | |
| Jag Panzer (Music) / int_f5a3e496 | comment |
Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Bob Parduba sounds just like Harry Conklin, only not as mean. | |
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Harsh Vocals | |
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Harsh Vocals: Daniel Conca did these. Nobody liked them. | |
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