Pantera - Reinventing The Steel - VINYL LP

Limited 180gm vinyl LP pressing of the final album from the Metal maestros, originally released in 2000. All songs written and arranged by Pantera and produced by Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrell. Comes housed in tip-on heavy board gatefold jacket. Album Tracks 1. Hellbound (LP Version) 2. Goddamn Electric (LP Version) 3. Yesterday Don't Mean S*#t (LP Version) 4. You've Got to Belong to It (LP Version) 5. Revolution Is My Name (LP Version) 6. Death Rattle (LP Version) 7. We'll Grind That Ax for a Long Time (LP Version) 8. Uplift (LP Version) 9. It Makes Them Disappear (LP Version) 10. I'll Cast a Shadow (LP Version)

Delivering the second sermon in their Disco Gospel series, Chicago's Sadar Bahar & Marc Davis hand-pick and re-edit two more under-the-radar disco/gospel fusion tracks for the modern dancefloor. Both revered selectors and producers, Marc and Sadar are integral parts of Chicago's underground music scene, sharing the city's spirit with the world. Through his own tag, Black Pegasus, and the Chi Talo series, Marc has become an in-demand DJ known for his raw and eclectic sets. He joins forces with good friend, DJ's DJ and Soul In The Hole head Sadar Bahar, whose name regularly tops the bill at some of the finest clubs and festivals around the globe.Digging deep once again, the pair serve up two certified secret weapons from their renowned collections. Finding that sweet spot that drew out the most uplifting, powerful, and danceable elements of both gospel and disco, they shine a light on two beauties from Myrna Summers and The Yancy Family. Tweaked and re-edited with style and consideration, they re-work the tracks with DJs and dancers in mind.As Robert M. Marovich of Journal of Gospel Music puts it, InchThe rise of contemporary gospel music in the 1970s and 1980s changed the style, if not the substance, of Black sacred music. Artists, including the Yancy Family and Myrna Summers, worked within the groovy new sound to attract the attention of a generation growing up on rock, jazz, pop, and soul. Bring them into the church through the music, the maxim goes, and they'll stay for the sermon. Likewise, these two re-edited album tracks by Sadar Bahar and Marc Davis keep the gospel music heritage alive while encouraging a brand-new generation to dance through the church doors.InchUp first, Myrna Summers 'So Much to Live For' channels that straight from the heart passion and collective joy that gospel embodies. Bursting with uplifting lyrics, scintillating organ melodies, and an

The best of the Doobies' early, rockin' days! Includes China Grove; Long Train Runnin'; Takin' It to the Streets; Listen to the Music (long version); Black Water; Rockin' down the Highway; Jesus Is Just Alright; It Keeps You Runnin'; South City Midnight Lady, and more. Album Tracks 1. China Grove 2. Long Train Runnin' 3. Takin' It to the Streets 4. Listen to the Music [Long Version] 5. Black Water 6. Rockin' Down the Highway 7. Jesus Is Just Alright 8. It Keeps You Runnin' 9. South City Midnight Lady 10. Take Me in Your Arms (Rock Me) 11. Without You