Most underrated Pantera album

LET ME SEE YOUR FUCKING HANDS RIGHT NOW GREAT CFH

Written by Butters49 on 21.10.2011 at 21:01

Most underrated Pantera album

I absolutely agree,better than far beyond driven and great southern trendkill.

Fuckin great album, much better then GREAT... and FAR...!!!

A massive step down from the awesome Great Southern Trendkill, but okayish otherwise.

Dat Hole In The Sky cover, tho.

So I actually sat down and listened to this album for the first time since I was a teenager (I've listened to individual songs [particularly the first 3 tracks] many times over the years, but never actually sat down and listened to the whole thing since I was much younger) and wow, many bands split up after releasing SHIT albums......Pantera do not fall into this category at all! Good album to what would be their last studio effort. What makes it more impressive is that this was released in 2000, a terrible era for metal in general......a time when guitar solos were deemed 'unhip' *shoots self in head*. This album stands tall and apart at least compared to the more mainstream acts of that era......I think it's far better than The Great Southern Trendkill even.

Shitty part is, all these tracks I forgot about over the years, I'm having to re-purchase them because, although I own the album, I only own the censored version, I bought it when I was a young teenager

I hate this stupid album. They have horrible songs, like H-Bound and G-damn Electric (they have the nerve to use the Lord's Name in vain) and Yesterday Don't Mean S! The rest of the album I don't trust. The only positive thing I will say about this album is that it is their last album. Unfortunately they never got a chance to become glam again, aside from Rex Brown playing a one off show with Terry Glaze.

Written by [user id=191231] on 27.10.2018 at 22:28

Unfortunately they never got a chance to become glam again

This fact still keeps me awake at night.

Written by Mercurial on 27.10.2018 at 22:31

Written by [user id=191231] on 27.10.2018 at 22:28

Unfortunately they never got a chance to become glam again

This fact still keeps me awake at night.

Same with me. Why did they have to be groove? Why couldn't they continue making glam metal albums or even soft rock and love songs?

10/10 for entertainment -- I am not talking about the album, obviously.

PANTERA will release a 20th-anniversary edition of its final album, "Reinventing The Steel", later this year. More information will be made available soon

https://www.blabbermouth.net/news/pantera-to-release-20th-anniversary-edition-of-reinventing-the-steel-this-year/

Good, I get to finish the collection. It was about time to revisit this anyway.

Sounds more kickass thanks to the new mix.