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| | Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Reinventing The Steel [PA] - Pantera (Metal) at Epinions.com |
 | | Reinventing The Steel is an excellent and highly underrated metal album from metal pioneers Pantera that absolutely is worth listening to and owning. | | | It doesn't reinvent anything, isn't as diverse as the band's previous releases, and most of the songwriting isn't that thoughtful in comparison (aside from Revolution Is My Name), but it's an incredibly fun and energetic album to listen to and one that presents metal in all it's unadulterated headbanging glory. | | | Overall, Reinventing The Steel is an excellent metal album and another gem from heavy metal pioneers Pantera. |
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| | CBMR Digest Vol. 14 No. 1 Spring 2001 - Reinventing Steel Pan on Record: Local and Global Dialectics |
| | The history of steel band recordings is tied closely to calypso recordings because calypso melodies have been a staple of the steel band repertoire (Wallis and Malm 1984, 34). | | | Steel band recordings, it should be pointed out, should not be confused with pan soloists—many of these were included on calypso recordings that comprise an entirely separate genre. | | | Contemporary recordings of steel bands are best represented by the music performed for the annual Panorama competition, which is considered the height of modern steel pan virtuosity. |
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| | 'Reinventing' the metal |
| | The band's new album, Reinventing the Steel, is an all out metal attack demonstrating Pantera's ability to compete with mainstream artists during a period in the music world when metal is the underdog. | | | Reinventing the Steel, Pantera's first studio album in four years, debuted at the No. | | | One of the first noticeable qualities upon listening to Pantera's Reinventing the Steel is its sound - almost everything is identical to its previous albums. |
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| | Metal Coven Webzine - Metal Reviews - Pantera - Reinventing The Steel |
| | Over all, Reinventing the Steel is a typical Pantera album. | | | After waiting that long, the expectations for an album tend to run a bit high (part of the problem with Metallica's Load album was the fact that fans had been waiting for almost six years for a follow-up to the black album expectations were so high, everyone was disappointed by the change). | | | After listening to the album three times, I was still having trouble thinking of any one track that blew me away. |
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| | AudioRevolution.com CD Review of Pantera's REINVENTING THE STEEL |
| | The names of the tracks on the back of the CD cover had us all convinced that this could possibly be the ultimate Pantera album. | | | In true Pantera tradition, the band elects not to overdub rhythm guitar parts when Dimebag Diamond Darryl is playing his guitar solos. | | | You just can’t go wrong buying a metal album with titles such as "Hellbound" and "Yesterday Don’t Mean Shit." If bad grammar and explicit lyrics are a formula for great metal, Pantera has created a masterpiece. |
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| | 'Reinventing the Steel [CASSETTE]' by Pantera from The Portsmouth Chorus. |
| | Reinventing The Steel is exactly what you expect from the band; incredibly heavy rock, with the now-trademark 'powergroove' feel. | | | Just two tracks into Reinventing The Steel, and it seems that Pantera--the godfathers of speed metal--have brightened up: "Don't waste your life / Embrace it" roars vocalist Phil Anselmo on "Goddamn Electric", an unusual sentiment to hear amid the pile driver drums and Diamond Darrell's crunching guitar riffs. | | | Also available on Audio CD - Reinventing the Steel |
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| | Pantera MP3 Downloads - Pantera Music Downloads - Pantera Music Videos |
| | In the tradition of the group's best albums, Reinventing the Steel is a nonstop assault on the senses, offering no respite from the intensity until the album has stopped playing. | | | Where The Great Southern Trendkill experimented with slower, moodier pieces, Reinventing the Steel finds Pantera sticking to the pulverizing basics of their sound, with the first downtempo, non-distorted guitar part appearing on the next-to-last track, "It Makes Them Disappear," and vanishing about 15 seconds into the song. | | | Yet even if Pantera is firmly entrenched in a signature sound, it's a distinctive, highly effective signature sound that most of the band's fans don't want to hear changed; plus, Dimebag Darrell is still one of the most inventive guitar players in heavy metal. |
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| | Pantera - Reinventing The Steel - review @ Tartareandesire.com |
| | 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. | | | 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. |
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| | Pantera Reviews |
| | Reinventing The Steel - Jam Music Album Review | | | Reinventing The Steel - Rolling Stone Album Review | | | Reinventing the Steel [EXPLICIT LYRICS] - Amazon.com 20 Sound Clips, Review, and 213 Customer Reviews. |
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| | Blistering.com :: Music :: Reviews :: Pantera - "Reinventing The Steel" |
| | “Reinventing The Steel” sets the tone for heavy metal music for generations to come. | | | Pantera, the ruthless, mind-blowing, destructive bad boys from Texas are back and better than ever with their fifth full-length release “Reinventing The Steel”. | | | It is ten tracks of pure, in-your-face, aggressive metal pleasure that will leave you begging for mercy. |
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| | Press: Reinventing The Steel |
| | Pantera& first album in over four years is less experimental than previous releases, focusing instead on strong guitar riffs and lead singer Philip Anselmo& growling vocals. | | | Everyone’s heard me say the current album is the best one to date, and that means we’re doing something right. | | | J: Do you think Reinventing the Steel marks a return to the signature Pantera sound fans liked from earlier releases like 1992’s Vulgar Display of Power? |
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| | HardRadio Hard Views |
| | "Reinventing The Steel" lends the live show 5 songs..."Yesterday Don't Mean Shit," "Goddamn Electric," Revolution Is My Name," "Death Rattle," and "Hellbound." I don't see how Phil's throat holds up after singing "Hellbound." You've heard of singers shattering glass. | | | When asked what the new album's title, Reinventing The Steel" means, Anselmo responds by saying it is metal's next step from Judas Priest's, "British Steel." | | | Pantera's headlining tour of Europe 2000 brought along support bands, Powerman 5000 and Satyricon. |
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| | CoC : Pantera - Reinventing the Steel : Review |
| | I really do feel a bit cheated simply by the title of this album, for it suggests quite the antithesis of the truth about where Pantera have taken their sound: nowhere. | | | I can't say the same thing back to CoC's Pantera naysayers; _Reinventing the Steel_ is just the album to make me doubt how worthy Pantera ultimately are of their influential position. | | | They do not necessarily reflect the opinions of anyone else, past or present. |
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| | PANTERA "REINVENTING THE STEEL" -- THE SYNDICATE |
| | "Reinventing the Steel" is PANTERA'S 10th full length release, their 9th stuio album and 6th studio with Phil on vocals. | | | The album was produced by the band's very own Vinnie Paul and DImebag Darrell. | | | If you experience problems with this site E-mail Our WebDope and leave us alone! |
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| | RAGING METAL REVIEWS |
| | From the name of the album to the album cover to the songs it's just one big bloody mess that you can't help but look at. | | | Why this cover was picked when the album is called "Reinventing The Steel" is beyond me. I would have thought they would have something to do with steel. | | | Pantera's "Reinventing the Steel" is just like watching a train wreck. |
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| | Vinnie Paul of PANTERA!! |
| | The support of their latest album "Reinventing The Steel" continues on this summer with the likes of Slayer, Static X, Morbid Angel and Skrape! | | | V: I Love the progression of the band. | | | From the "CFH" days through "Vulgar..", "Strength..", "..Trendkill", "101 Proof" and now "Reinventing The Steel", are you happy with the progression of the band and where do you see it moving to next? |
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| | pantera - reinventing the steel |
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| | Reinventing the Steel - $3.34 |
| | Despite the four-year absence from the studio between Great Southern Trendkill and Reinventing the Steel, Pantera's unflagging aggression is confirmed by the full-throttle rhythms, throat-ripping vocals, and crunchy guitars. | | | Okay, I'm first gonna get something off my chest: this is probably my least favorite Pantera album. | | | Heavy metal of this breed may be past its heyday, but Pantera's not going away quietly. |
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| | mtv.com - News - Reinventing The Steel |
| | Although the band doesn't reinvent anything on this album, Pantera is as heavy as ever, and they've even decided to create some real songs instead of massive pile-ups of riffs. | | | Unfortunately, the band shot themselves in the foot because, by not allowing a hint of melody or mainstream song structure into those records, the band mostly forgot how to write good songs as well. | | | They're well on the road to recovery with Reinventing the Steel. |
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| | The Fahey Files - John Fahey - Reinventing the Steel |
| | As he releases new recordings and his early albums become available again on CD, Fahey is in a strong position for his music to be discovered by a whole new generation and to be rediscovered by those of us who may have forgotten. | | | The Fahey Files - John Fahey - Reinventing the Steel |
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| | CANOE -- JAM! Music - Artists - Pantera Album Review: REINVENTING THE STEEL |
| | When today's metal bands are either playing with symphonies or rapping - you decide which is worse - it's refreshing to hear a band that still knows how to deliver real headbanging tunes. | | | Music - Artists - Pantera Album Review: REINVENTING THE STEEL | | | Check out our TV listings for the complete schedule in your area. |
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| | Record Review (Detroit Metro Times) |
| | Five studio records later, the band& still forging ahead with a Helmetlike minimalist attack coupled with frontman Phil Anselmo& Roger Miret, hardcore-influenced assault. | | | With its last studio record (The Great Southern Trendkill) colored by a cloud of intense label pressure that stemmed from the band& difficulty in meeting release deadlines, Pantera took its time getting Reinventing the Steel together. |
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| | Guitar Tricks - Pantera |
| | I have Reinventing the Steel and it is a great album. | | | I am going to get another and I want to know your guys opinion on their CDs. | | | I am hooked on Reinventing the Steel now and it is just awesome |
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| | VOX Interviews PANTERA |
| | VOX: Reinventing The Steel is your first studio album in a while - did you guys feel like you had to reinvent things? | | | Trendkill was more eccentric; Steel is fuckin' balls out metal, man. | | | Rex Brown: Well, we took a look at what we were doing and decided to fuckin' reinvent things in some ways, while still sticking to the fuckin' metal that we've always been about. |
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