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Rebel Meets Rebel

Rebel Meets Rebel

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Category: Metal/Outlaw Country

Year: 2006

Label: Big Vin Records

Catalog Number: BVR0001

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Personnel
David Allan Coe Vocals
Dimebag Darrell Guitar, Vocals
Rex Brown Bass
Vinnie Paul Drums
Joey Floyd Fiddle
Rex Mauney Keyboards
Hank III Vocals
Tracks
1.  Nothin' To Lose  3:40
2.  Rebel Meets Rebel  3:10
3.  Cowboys Do More Dope  4:48
4.  Panfilo  0:34
5.  Heart Worn Highway  4:12
6.  One Nite Stands  2:28
7.  Arizona Rivers  2:27
8.  Get Outta My Life  3:32
9.  Cherokee Cry  3:50
10.  Time  3:35
11.  No Compromise  3:52
12.  N.Y.C. Streets  4:11
  
Total Running Time:  40:19

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From: Doghouse Reilly Date: August 2, 2014 at 22:49
The combination of country and metal had never been attempted before, at least not to this level. Leave it to three-fourths of Pantera, and outlaw-country legend David Allan Coe to give it a try. What's interesting is that neither side really changes what they do all that much, yet the two styles work together surprisingly well. The Pantera guys inject more boogie and blues into their music than they do when Phil Anselmo's in the room, and DAC brings some honky-tonk piano and barn-dance fiddle with him, and most importantly, a sense of fun. This is quite a unique album, and bittersweet, to hear Dimebag play guitar one more time (some of his trademark earsplitting shrieks on "No Compromise," but shows a lot of diversity elsewhere). Best songs? Hell, pretty much the whole thing is great, but my favorites would be "Nothin' To Lose," "Cowboys Do More Dope," "Heartworn Highway," "Get Outa My Life" and "Cherokee Cry."

From: Leykis101 Date: March 9, 2020 at 6:07
David Allen Coe, Pantera, WTF this is the coolest shit ive heard, you just gotta hear it to believe it, its fucking awesome.

From: Doghouse Reilly Date: March 20, 2020 at 20:08
There's just something about hearing DAC yell, "Get outta my muthafuckin' life!" that makes me smile every time. And I still remember getting this disc in the mail when it was released, not having heard any of the songs before. I put it in my stereo, and when the rhythm kicked in on the first track, I just laughed out loud with pleasure.


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