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Jag Panzer

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Jag Panzer #JagPanzer Jag Panzer is an American power metal band from Colorado Springs, Colorado.[1] History Jag Panzer came together in late 1981, being inspired by the onslaught of the new wave of British heavy metal. The original line-up consisted of Harry Conklin on vocals (later nicknamed the "Tyrant"), Mark Briody, the sole guitarist of the group in its first incarnation, John Tetley (bassist) and Rick Hilyard (drummer).[1] The band was known as Tyrant in its first incarnation, but they soon had to change the name, because another band already existed in California with that name. They saw a poster featuring a German World War II tank, named Jagdpanzer literally "hunting tank" in German, but actually referring to what in English would be called a tank destroyer, which they decided to name their band after. They were, however, unable to pronounce the name correctly and as a result, dropped the letter "D" from the name and simply called it Jag Panzer.[2] The band, who were all in their late teens at the time, played at local venues in the Denver club circuit, and recorded an EP in 1983,[1] later known as Tyrants. In early 1984, the band recruited Joey Tafolla, a native of California, and promptly recorded their first album, Ample Destruction.[1] After the release of the album, the band relocated to Southern California. Tafolla quit the band in 1986,[1] releasing a solo album, Out of the Sun, in 1987, while Conklin played with Riot for a brief period in the late 1980s, before forming his own band, Titan Force.[1] Without the two key members of the Ample Destruction line-up, Jag Panzer, or more accurately Briody and Tetley, as Hilyard had also been replaced by Reynold 'Butch' Carlson (who also left in 1986 along with Tafolla), revamped the band by recruiting vocalist Bob Parduba, and guitarist Christian Lasegue.[1] The Swedish born drummer, Rikard Stjernquist, was added to the line-up and the band proceeded to record the follow-up to their debut LP. The album was recorded in late 1987,[1] but never got an official release. Members: Harry "The Tyrant" Conklin Mark Briody Ken Rodarte John Tetley Rikard Stjernquist
  1. JAG PANZER - Stronger Than You Know (Official Lyric Video)
    5:05
  2. JAG PANZER - Burn (Official Video)
    5:59
  3. JAG PANZER - Dark Descent (Official Lyric Video)
    5:26
  4. JAG PANZER - Live from Colorado Springs - Full Concert
    1:15:55
  5. JAG PANZER - Onward We Toil (Official Video)
    5:25
  6. JAG PANZER - Prey (Official Music Video)
    3:34
  7. JAG PANZER - Foggy Dew (Official Video)
    3:20
  8. JAG PANZER - Live @ Wacken Open Air (2023)
    14:24
  9. JAG PANZER - Live @ Keep It True - 2005 - full concert
    1:12:07