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One of the most powerful metal bands in the world is back in
the race with an album appropriately entitled "Reinventing The Steel",
containing three quarters of an hour of pure energy. This is definitely not
the best release from Pantera so far but they still have their characteristic
aggressive sound that can not be beaten by many other bands. There is not
really much to say about Pantera albums - perfect production, melodic
aggressive guitarwork, strong harsh vocals and rhythmic drums. The only thing
that could bring them down is that they don´t change very much and with this
album it seems like they have run out of ideas. The first albums from the band
were really great and they still are but now it seems like they´re doing the
same thing over and over again. There are several great tracks on this album
with the old flow but Pantera has got to watch out because there are new bands
of very high quality evolving that might steel the crown from the mighty
cowboys from hell such as Machine Head. The album was recorded in DWG, Texas
at Chasin Jason Studios, engineered by Vinnie Paul and Sterling Winfield,
mastered by Howie Weinberg at Masterdisk, digital editing and sequencing by
Roger Lian. On this album you can except from Pantera also hear Kerry King
from Slayer doing a lead outro on "Goddamn
Electric".
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1. Hellbound 2. |
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Goddamn Electric 3. Yesterday Don´t Mean Shit 4. You´ve Got To |
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Belong To It 5. Revolution Is My Name 6. Death Rattle 7. |
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We´ll Grind That Axe For A Long Time 8. Uplift 9. It Makes Them |
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Disappear 10. I´ll Cast A Shadow |
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