Pantera - Reinventing The Steel

Featuring the Grammy-nominated song "Revolution Is My Name"

Cut from the original masters

Atlantic Records is reissuing three more of Pantera's albums on vinyl. Great Southern Trendkill, Live 101 Proof and Reinventing The Steel will all be reissued on 180-gram vinyl. Heavy Metal thrashers Pantera broke up in 2003. Guitarist Dimebag Darrell was the victim of a tragic shooting in 2004 while playing with his band Damage Plan.

Dimebag Darrell called the band's most recent studio album, 2000's Reinventing The Steel, a "best-of in its own right," a mix of elements from the albums that had preceded it. Even the closing epic, "I'll Cast A Shadow," was a monster. "Usually when we write, the songs come together really fast," says Dime. "But sometimes, you'll be drilling at one for hours before you realize it ain't workin'. This was one of those. So we put it on the back burner, finished up all the other tunes, then went back to give it one more pull. We rearranged it, threw a few new parts in, and it really brought it to life. I think it ended up being the baddest-ass song on the whole record."

1. Hellbound

2. Goddamn Electric

3. Yesterday Don't Mean Shit

4. You've Got To Belong To It

5. Revolution Is My Name

6. Death Rattle

7. We'll Grind That Axe For A Long Time

8. Uplift

9. It Makes Them Disappear

10. I'll Cast A Shadow

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