Immortally Insane
Pantera · Reinventing Hell - Best Of Pantera [2000]
Deathlike silence,
red cloud shades,
a race that walls immortality,
the undying battle of extinction
who would believe his hatred would reign.
Weapons of less oposed historic,
life is yielded onto sour ground,
a jester shell is designated,
for warning to you, both man and beast,
Destroying, foundation,
arguing, forever!
Immortally Insane.
Eden hardly a tranquil place,
the prophecy lives its hateful face.
For war is like lightening strike again and again.
Seperating the the land from the wolf and man
Survivers will rise from satan ....
the skulls or rivals lay in rows in my cell.
The seeds of breeding swallow the waste
creating more for the next one,
Destroying, foundation,
arguing, forever!
Immortally Insane
red cloud shades,
a race that walls immortality,
the undying battle of extinction
who would believe his hatred would reign.
Weapons of less oposed historic,
life is yielded onto sour ground,
a jester shell is designated,
for warning to you, both man and beast,
Destroying, foundation,
arguing, forever!
Immortally Insane.
Eden hardly a tranquil place,
the prophecy lives its hateful face.
For war is like lightening strike again and again.
Seperating the the land from the wolf and man
Survivers will rise from satan ....
the skulls or rivals lay in rows in my cell.
The seeds of breeding swallow the waste
creating more for the next one,
Destroying, foundation,
arguing, forever!
Immortally Insane
Immortally Insane
"Immortally Insane" is a high-energy track by Pantera, appearing on their 2000 compilation "Reinventing Hell - Best Of Pantera." The song exemplifies the band's signature groove metal style, characterized by Phil Anselmo's aggressive vocals and Dimebag Darrell's blistering guitar work. Released during a period when Pantera was solidifying their status as pioneers of the genre, the recording showcases the tight, driving rhythms that defined their sound in the mid-to-late 1990s. As part of a curated collection of their greatest hits, the track serves as a testament to the band's ability to blend technical proficiency with raw power, cementing their legacy in heavy music history.