Rebel Meets Rebel - Rebel Meets Rebel
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Track List: Rebel Meets Rebel
- Nothin' to LoseDownload & Buy
- Rebel Meets RebelDownload & Buy
- Cowboys Do More DopeDownload & Buy
- PanfiloDownload & Buy
- Heart Worn HighwayDownload & Buy
- One Nite StandsDownload & Buy
- Arizona RiversDownload & Buy
- Get Outta My LifeDownload & Buy
- Cherokee CryDownload & Buy
- TimeDownload & Buy
- No CompromiseDownload & Buy
- N.Y.C. StreetsDownload & Buy
Album Details: Rebel Meets Rebel
- Release Date:
- 05/02/2006
- Label:
- Big Vin Records
- UPC:
- 854863001120
User Reviews: Rebel Meets Rebel
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Pro Reviews: Rebel Meets Rebel
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Rebel Meets Rebel is the result of a lengthy collaboration between Pantera's rhythm section and outlaw country legend David Allan Coe. The partnership began in the late '90s with Coe and Dimebag Darrell meeting in Fort Worth and discovering they were kindred spirits. They decided to record together in 1999, and over the next four years, Coe, Dimebag, and Pantera's rhythm section recorded sporadically. Those sessions were released as Rebel Meets Rebel in 2006, two years after Dimebag's tragic onstage murder while playing with the group Damageplan. Rebel Meets Rebel in no way attempts to blend the styles of heavy metal and country rather it just throws them together, one on the top of the other, at times outweighing each other. The result is two completely different sounds crashing together and creating something entirely new out of the smashed remnants. The album's first track, "Nothin' to Lose," hits hard with a White Zombieesque intro, featuring a moaning female and choppy distorted guitar, leading way to the musical collision. On first listen, the song sounds awkward as if someone had spliced a Pantera song together with a David Allan Coe one on their home computer. It doesn't mesh well, and the bass seems too sharp and tinny. But after listening to the album a few times, it starts to make more sense. Dimebag's ability to switch between piercing thrash and beautifully dark melodies is one of his attributes that garnered him such acclaim, and it's there on Rebel Meets Rebel. And he is complemented by not only his bandmates but by guest performers, like Joey Floyd's fiddle breakdown on "Rebel Meets Rebel" and added metal growl from Hank Williams III on "Get Outta My Life." |
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Rebel Meets Rebel is essentially maverick country songwriter and singer David Allan Coe fronting Pantera's rhythm section (drummer Vinnie Paul Abbott, bassist Rex Brown, and guitarist Dimebag Darrell Abbott) in a hypercharged county/metal/hard rock/b...Full Rebel Meets Rebel Biography
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Pros: good riffs geat lyrics blazin solos
Cons: we will never see him perform it live
this is realy a great album its definatly it has its own sound its gots dimes twangy guitar tone kinda like cowboys the songs stick in your head to overall its way better than i expected of course i diddnt know what to exspect but if you like pantera or southern style metal or just good music buy it