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Pantera
Reinventing the Steel
There comes a time when "heavier" just becomes too heavy. There is a line. Once you cross it, there is nothing left to hold on to; No melody, no rhythm, no substance. Pantera has crossed that line. It was bound to happen sooner or later. They specifically stated that their goal is to make each album heavier than the previous one and, to that end, they have succeeded. Congratulations. This is clearly their heaviest work, but also their weakest. Reduced to growling over noise void of any musical quality, Phil begins to sound remarkably similar to the Tasmanian Devil and Reinventing the Steel quickly becomes a parody of itself. --
Scott
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Track Listing
Hell Bound
God Damn Electric
Yesterday Don't Mean Shit
You've Gotta Belong To It
Revolution Is My Name
Death Rattle
We'll Grind That Axe For A Long Time
Uplift
It Makes Them Disappear
I'll Cast A Shadow
BAND MEMBERS & GUests
VOCALS:
Philip Anselmo
GUITAR:
Dimebag Darrell
BASS:
Rex Brown
DRUMS:
Vinnie Paul
RECORDING INFORMATION
LABEL:
Elektra
PRODUCED BY:
Vinnie Paul
Dimebag Darrell
RELEASE YEAR:
2000
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