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Reinventing the Steel album for sale by Pantera was released Mar 21, 2000 on the EastWest label. "Revolution Is My Name" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance. Reinventing the Steel songs Whether you like the genre of music Pantera plays or not, you have to give respect to these guys for staying true to form. Reinventing the Steel album for sale The group is still churning out the same brand of aggressive metal that their fans have come to expect. Guitarist Dimebag Darrell takes the group into a previously-unexplored melodic realm with his effective use of sound processing on the opening riff of "Hellbound," and "Yesterday Don't Mean Sh**" is a heavy tune with a great guitar riff. Reinventing the Steel CD music contains a single disc with 10 songs. ...See Full Description

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Trk	Song	Time	Price	Buy MP3
1	Hell Bound See All 2 Explicit	2:41	$0.99
2	Goddamn Electric See All 10 Explicit	4:57	$0.99
3	Yesterday Don't Mean Shit See All 4 Explicit	4:20	$0.99
4	You've Got to Belong to It See All 6 Explicit	4:13	$0.99
5	Revolution Is My Name See All 13 Explicit	5:16	$0.99
6	Death Rattle See All 7 Explicit	3:18	$0.99
7	We'll Grind That Axe For a Long Time See All 5 Explicit	3:45	$0.99
8	Up Lift Explicit	3:46	$0.99
9	It Makes Them Disappear See All 7 Explicit	6:22	$0.99
10	I'll Cast a Shadow See All 10 Explicit	5:24	$0.99

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a real stinker
the fact that i can't give this one a lower rating than one star also stinks. these guys have no direction at all.
By arlen (winnipeg, mb, canada)

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Back to the Basics
I feel Reinventing the Steel brings Pantera back to its roots. It's straight rock'n'roll with no compromises. Trendkill and Far Beyond Driven were more like experimental albums... more against the grain.
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Sheyza
This Panteras worst albums EVER. I hope they were just drinking to much while making this album. Buy anything other than this album.
By mistah misfit (Los Angeles, CA)

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whatever!
trendkill is the best of these guys! this album was VERY much a let down!
By todd (michigan)

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NOT a comeback album
Pantera is starting to run out of ideas as this band has clearly hit a creative stagnation point. Most of the riffs and solos on here sound tired, lyrics are dated and stale, the video to "Revolution is My Name" being one of the most stupidest videos, Vinnie Paul sounding like he is about to fall asleep behind the drum kit, stupid low budget album cover, Rex Brown contributing very little and being invisible, and I know I left out something else.
By a person who does not like auto-pilot like albums (a town that does not like it when great bands get )

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Reinventing the Steel songs Product Details

CD Universe Part number	1096301
Label	EastWest
Orig Year	2000
Catalog number	62451
Discs	1
Release Date	Mar 21, 2000
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Vinnie Paul; Sterling Winfield; Dimebag Darrell
Engineer	Vinnie Paul; Sterling Winfield
Recording Time	46 minutes
Personnel	Vinnie Paul - drums Philip Anselmo - vocals Phil Anselmo - vocals Rex - bass Dimebag Darrell - guitar Grady Champion - guitar Also: Kerry King