Customer Ratings & Reviews

Had to get some new workout music and had been wanting to pick this up forever....live footage of Pantera is hard to find and thought might as well get this version with the live DVD and videos! Dvd is short and sweet, but the cd is sick. This was Pantera at the peak before implosion. Cowboys and this album find this band being creative and finding awesome grooves with great Dime solos. Great band, great album.

The classic that redefined Pantera's sound got a marvelous remaster and comes with a previously unreleased bonus track, and bonus DVD of previously unreleased live footage, plus three music videos. Far Beyond Driven and The Great Southern Trendkill have also been reissued for their 20th anniversaries. Get them now.

From start to finish this cd is the very best one in my opinion.

I'm was in ah! Great hooks!!! The DVD left me wanting more.

The bonus material makes this already great album even better.

This is a great buy if you are a fan of Pantera. RIP Dime!

I can't believe it's been 20 years since Pantera released this ultimate metal masterpiece, and the album kicks more butt than ever before. I'm not usually a fan of re-releases, but this is a HUGE exception. The album has been remixed to sound louder and heavier than before. The final unreleased track in the Pantera vaults "P*ss" is brutal from start to finish, with Dimebag leading the charge with a riff that would blow your head off. The bonus DVD that comes with it has some amazing unreleased concert footage from Italy at the height of the band's career. The DVD also has three music videos from the three main singles ("Walk", "Mouth For War", and "This Love"). This is a MUST HAVE for all Pantera and metal fans!

This album from the very first second of the first song all the way to the very last song including the newly released song "P*ss" is just as great as I remember them and in better quality. If you are looking for one of the BEST EVER Metal albums then this is what you need to listen to!

once again pantera remasters and reminds us that msuic today lacks the blunt force these texans mastered 20 years prior. except for soulfy, if you read my review of that album. and pat boone, also. kidding about the Boone

If you didn't grow up in the early 90's you should just buy this reissue so you have a baseline of metal. All tracks are insanely awesome and although a cliche, truly a vulgar display of power.