Charlie Benante says that he felt like he was “metal meditating” during PANTERA’s first live performance in over 20 years, which took place Friday (December 2) at Mexico’s Hell & Heaven Metal Fest. Benante is joined in PANTERA’s reformed lineup by surviving members Rex Brown (bass) and Philip An…
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