Reinventing the Steel

Yeah, the people who have been posting about this, when they get it, you know, they post pictures in the community group about what they're playing, and m- a lot of people are doing '80s stuff, like, like rap from the '80s.

I put in, I did Pantera's Reinventing the Steel was the first thing I tested out on there.

And it, uh, defaults to middle volume.

So it goes to 30, and it defaults to 15, and I didn't know.

It would...

I've been listening a lot recently to Reinventing the Steel.

It's, it's...

And I know that that was...

Just banging riff after riff.

Yeah.

That's probably my next favorite one after Reinventing the Steel.

Like, I'd have to-

one of them.

No. Albums released in March 2000 then, Disturbed, The Sickness, A Silver Mount Zion, His Left Us Alone But Shafts of Light Sometimes Grace the Corner of Our Rooms, Six by Seven, The Closer You Get, Pantera, Reinventing the Steel, Ulver, Perdition City, Newfound Glory, From the Screen to Your Stereo EP.

On tour...

I

...

The Badge and Reinventing the Steel type of feel to it.

Like...

I like that.

I can't let this one slide.

Pantera, Reinventing the Steel came out in 2001.

Oh, it did? That wasn't a good one, was it? It was an awesome one.

Really? It was the last one, and it was maybe

Make it count.

Like, the only other one I could think of that I've really heard, that I really think is really substantially better, is Pantera's Reinventing the Steel, the, the-

Mm-hmm

... remix that they did with, uh, Terry Date.

I'm hopeful that they'll, what they'll do-

Yeah

... is they'll do it like Pantera did with reinventing The Steel, 'cause on that, on that remaster or remix or whatever you wanna call it-

Mm-hmm