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Pantera "Metal Magic" reggae Rock veterans Coldplay awaken fromThe Band's TRUE Debut AlbumReleased 10 VI 1983. Due to album's unusual songwriting system (being divided by ones written by Abbott bros. [A1, A2, B1, B2, B4] and ones written by Terry Glaze [A3, A5, B3, B5]. with only "Latest Lover" being done by both.), this was the only "Metal Magic" era album, not to feature any songwriting contribution from Rex Rocker. Abbott brothers (Darrell & Vince) are here credited under their civilian names. Terrence Lee is