Live Reports

23 Sept 2005

DIO in Moscow

moscow, russia
22 Sept 2005

THE 69 EYES in Moscow

moscow, russia
16 Sept 2005

KORPIKLAANI in Moscow

moscow, russia
27 Aug 2005

SENTENCED in Moscow (DK Gorbunova)

gorbunova, moscow, russia
26 Aug 2005

CANDLEMASS in Moscow (CDK MAI)

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20 Aug 2005

MOONSORROW in Moscow (Relax)

moscow, russia
17 Jun 2005

METAL MACHINE Open Air (Moscow, Russia) - PILIGRIM, TEATR TENEI, ORGIYA PRAVEDNIKOV, MORAY EEL, ARIDA VORTEX

moscow, russia
10 Jun 2005

LACRIMOSA in Moscow

moscow, russia
27 May 2005

KREATOR in Moscow (CDK MAI)

cdk mai, moscow, russia
21 May 2005

MELNITSA, SDK MAI (Moscow, Russia)

sdk mai, moscow, russia
28 Apr 2005

SAMAEL in Moscow

moscow, russia
27 Apr 2005

ENSIFERUM in Moscow

moscow, russia
12 Mar 2005

TANZWUT in Moscow (Russia)

moscow, russia
05 Mar 2005

LAKE OF TEARS in Moscow (Russia)

moscow, russia
22 Feb 2005

NAPALM DEATH in Moscow (Russia)

moscow, russia

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This Day in Metal

21 MAR

2000

On March 21, 2000, PANTERA released their ninth and final studio album "Reinventing the Steel" on EastWest Records. The album debuted at #4 on the Billboard 200, a commercial triumph that confirmed PANTERA remained one of metal's dominant forces as a new decade began. After the experimental chaos of "The Great Southern Trendkill" (1996) and the relative accessibility of "Official Live: 101 Proof," "Reinventing the Steel" was a deliberate return to the groove-thrash blueprint that had made the band iconic. "Revolution Is My Name," "Goddamn Electric," and "I'll Cast a Shadow" showcased Dimebag Darrell's guitar at its most ferocious and Phil Anselmo's voice at its most savage. No one knew it then, but this would be PANTERA's farewell album — the band broke up in 2003, and Dimebag was murdered in December 2004. "Reinventing the Steel" is their epitaph.