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| The seminal metal band sanctions a live set. Cemetery Gates, This Love, Suicide Note Pt. 2 and more, plus 2 brand-new studio tracks! |
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| 1 New Level |
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| 2 Walk |
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| 3 Becoming |
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| 4 5 Minutes Alone |
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| 5 Sandblasted Skin |
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| 6 Suicide Note, Pt. 2 |
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| 7 War Nerve |
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| 8 Strength Beyond Strength |
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| 9 Dom/Hollow |
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| 10 This Love |
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| 11 I'm Broken |
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| 12 Cowboys from Hell |
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| 13 Cemetery Gates |
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| 14 Hostile |
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| 15 Where You Come From |
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| 16 I Can't Hide |
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Album Review
"Official Live: 101 Proof" hits most, but not quite all, of the high points of Pantera's career ("Psycho Holiday" and "Mouth for War" are two notable omissions), drawing most heavily from "Vulgar Display of Power" and "Far Beyond Driven". There are also two new studio tracks tacked on to the end to entice the more casual fan who might find a live album redundant; however, Pantera's devoted fans will pick it up anyway, and they won't be disappointed. Pantera packs just as much of a wallop live as in the studio, even if the versions here aren't substantially different (other than a medley of "Domination" and "Hollow"). One warning: Phil Anselmo's amazing streams of non-stop vulgarities in between songs will appeal more to the adolescent fan who finds them a liberating way to vent frustration; others may find them predictable and approaching idiotic. But that shouldn't detract from the music and performances, which are uniformly strong, as fans would expect. ~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
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