Reinventing the Steel by Pantera, album cover
Album

Reinventing the Steel

Released21 March 2000
LabelElektra
Popularity62.1
Also cited14 March 2000

Reinventing the Steel is Pantera's ninth and final studio album, released in March 2000 through Elektra. It followed The Great Southern Trendkill and sits in the groove metal, heavy metal and alternative metal territory the band had made their own through the 1990s.

It is also the last studio record Pantera made before their split, and the last to feature both Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul Abbott. It arrived at a tense time, with Phil Anselmo's heroin addiction having led to a near-fatal overdose in 1996, and the band fractured not long afterwards, as Anselmo turned to side projects. Reviews were positive, though it did not match the success of its predecessors and remains their only major label album not to go platinum. For anyone following the band's story, it is the closing chapter.

Reinventing the Steel: tracklist, credits and charts

10 tracks · 44:01

Tracklist

  1. 1HellboundAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul2:41
  2. 2Goddamn ElectricAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul4:57
  3. 3Yesterday Don't Mean ShitAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul4:20
  4. 4You've Got to Belong to ItAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul4:13
  5. 5Revolution Is My NameAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul5:16
  6. 6Death RattleAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul3:18
  7. 7We'll Grind That Axe for a Long TimeAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul3:45
  8. 8UpliftAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul3:46
  9. 9It Makes Them DisappearAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul6:22
  10. 10I'll Cast a ShadowAnselmo, Brown, Darrell, Paul5:24
Produced by
Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, Sterling Winfield, Sterling Winfield
Recorded at
Chasin Jason Studios, Chasin Jason Studios, Arlington, Texas
Recorded
1999–2000
Engineered by
Vinnie Paul, Sterling Winfield
Label
Elektra
Length
44:01

Line-up

  • Rex Brown · electric bass guitar
  • Dimebag Darrell · electric guitar
  • Vinnie Paul · drums (drum set)
  • Phil Anselmo · lead vocals
  • Kerry King · electric guitar · guest

Singles

  • “Revolution Is My Name” · 23 January 2000
  • “Hole in the Sky” · 21 November 2000 (Japan)

Peak chart positions

ChartPeak
US Billboard 200 · 20004
UK Albums Chart · 200033
UK Rock & Metal Albums · 20001
Australian Albums (ARIA) · 20002
Finnish Albums · 20003
Canadian Albums (Billboard) · 20008
New Zealand Albums · 200010
Hungarian Albums · 200012
Norwegian Albums · 200014
German Albums · 200018
All 19 charts
French Albums · 200021
Austrian Albums · 200026
Swedish Albums · 200027
Ireland 2 · 200031
Italian Albums (Musica e Dischi) · 200033
Japanese Albums (Oricon) · 200040
Scottish Albums · 200043
Dutch Albums · 200055
Swiss Albums · 200084

Certifications

RegionCertification
United States · 2000Gold

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62.1
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Releases and pressings

How we know the release date wikipedia 2000-03-21 vs 2000-03-14 (musicbrainz)
SourceDateNote
MusicBrainz14 March 2000
Wikipedia infobox21 March 2000
Wikidata2000
US release14 March 2000earliest US date
13 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
2000ZAElektra6001208889132other
2000USElektra075596252621other
2000AUEastWest Records America9325583011283other
14 March 2000USEastWest075596245111original
14 March 2000CAElektra075596245128original
21 March 2000USEastWest Records America075596245128other
27 March 2000DEElektra075596245128other
5 April 2000JPElektra4988029713148other
24 July 2012USRhino081227974329other
2015USRhino Atlantic603497872398other
8 January 2020CARhino603497846368deluxe
30 October 2020USElektra603497846382deluxe
30 October 2020XWElektra603497846375deluxe
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