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Pantera - Reinventing The Steel CD
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"Revolution Is My Name" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Metal Performance.
Whether you like the genre of music Pantera plays or not, you have to give respect to these guys for staying true to form. 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.
"You've Gotta Belong To It" is brutal, with swirling guitar sounds on the bridge and a do-your-own-thing message. The mid-tempo trudge of "Revolution Is My Name" in a fitting musical backdrop to vocalist Phil Anselmo's rally against ignorance and prejudice. "Death Rattle" is a fast, thrashing number sure to inspire many a mosh pit. "We'll Grind That Axe For a Long Time" conveys the band's dedication to metal. Anselmo's screaming vocals, Dimebag's flashy solo and Vinnie Paul's double-bass drum action make "I'll Cast A Shadow" a thunderous album closer.
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Recorded at Chasin Jason Studios, Texas.
Personnel: Phil Anselmo (vocals); Dimebag Darrell, Grady Champion (guitar); Vinnie Paul (drums).
Recording information: Chasin Jason Studios; DWG, TX.
Arranger: Pantera.
Pantera: Philip Anselmo (vocals); Dimebag Darrell (guitar); Rex Brown (bass); Vinnie Paul (drums).
Additional personnel: Kerry King (guitar).
Rolling Stone (5/25/00, p.73) - 3.5 stars out of 5 - "...Metal-revivalist....relying on the genre's primal elements of rage and analog noise...chopped up with squealing dissonance....brutal enough to please underground purists and familiar enough for weekend headbangers..."
Rolling Stone (5/25/00, p.73) - 3.5 stars out of 5 - "...Metal-revivalist....relying on the genre's primal elements of rage and analog noise...chopped up with squealing dissonance....brutal enough to please underground purists and familiar enough for weekend headbangers..."
Entertainment Weekly (3/24/00, p.102) - "...resumes their scorched-earth policy with vigor....dropping aural anvils [along] with a dash of inventiveness..." - Rating: B+
Entertainment Weekly (3/24/00, p.102) - "...resumes their scorched-earth policy with vigor....dropping aural anvils [along] with a dash of inventiveness..." - Rating: B+
Q (6/00, p.112) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...Pantera's attempt to upgrade [Judas Priest's] BRITISH STEEL-era pure metal spirit....unequivocal heavy metalness..."
Q (6/00, p.112) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...Pantera's attempt to upgrade [Judas Priest's] BRITISH STEEL-era pure metal spirit....unequivocal heavy metalness..."
Alternative Press (7/00, pp.108-9) - 5 out of 5 - "...An undiluted, unvarnished slab of riffs paying distinct homage to Judas Priest's BRITISH STEEL, and not just in a titular sense, but in basic song construction..."
Alternative Press (7/00, pp.108-9) - 5 out of 5 - "...An undiluted, unvarnished slab of riffs paying distinct homage to Judas Priest's BRITISH STEEL, and not just in a titular sense, but in basic song construction..."
CMJ (4/3/00, p.32) - "...Crammed with everything they've used to revolutionize metal....so old-school it could have been easily made in between the quartet's back-to-back classics..."
CMJ (4/3/00, p.32) - "...Crammed with everything they've used to revolutionize metal....so old-school it could have been easily made in between the quartet's back-to-back classics..."
NME (Magazine) (4/15/00, p.34) - 6 out of 10 - "...An unfashionably old-school metal album....it's Pantera's bid to herald the rebirth of bullet-belt, cut-off denim metal....It's a solid album, oozing drunk-as-hell metal spirit..."
NME (Magazine) (4/15/00, p.34) - 6 out of 10 - "...An unfashionably old-school metal album....it's Pantera's bid to herald the rebirth of bullet-belt, cut-off denim metal....It's a solid album, oozing drunk-as-hell metal spirit..."
Reinventing The Steel Music
Pantera - Reinventing The Steel Songs
| 1 | Hellbound Lp Version; Explicit | 2:41 | $0.99 | |
| 2 | Goddamn Electric Lp Version; Explicit | 4:57 | $0.99 | |
| 3 | Yesterday Don't Mean S**T Lp Version; Explicit | 4:20 | $0.99 | |
| 4 | You've Got To Belong To It Lp Version; Explicit | 4:13 | $0.99 | |
| 5 | Revolution Is My Name Lp Version; Explicit | 5:16 | $0.99 | |
| 6 | Death Rattle Lp Version; Explicit | 3:18 | $0.99 | |
| 7 | We'll Grind That Ax For a Long Time Lp Version; Explicit | 3:45 | $0.99 | |
| 8 | Uplift Lp Version; Explicit | 3:46 | $0.99 | |
| 9 | It Makes Them Disappear Lp Version; Explicit | 6:22 | $0.99 | |
| 10 | I'll Cast a Shadow Lp Version; Explicit | 5:24 | $0.99 | |
Reinventing The Steel Music
Reinventing The Steel Music Review
Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars)   List All 29 Reviews 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. stay away from this one people, it's a real train wreck.
Submitted by arlen (winnipeg, mb, canada)
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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.
Submitted by mistah misfit (Los Angeles, CA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 2 of 2 found this helpful. whatever!
trendkill is the best of these guys! this album was VERY much a let down!
Submitted by todd (michigan)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 2 of 4 found this helpful.  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. Some of the music is mediocre to above average(with the band wasting the final 2 minutes of the CD acting like Fools, hey why not record it!). An average album but a lazy effort by the band with Phil Anslemo drifting into many side projects not helping matters either.
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good album
Reinventing the steel has slower lyrics and beats than the other albums but it is the best next to vulgar.Revolution is my name kicks but and yesterday dont mean s... has alot of meaning.Buy it.
Submitted by a reviewer (napier, New zealand)
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