Terrible
I have no idea why this has relatively high reviews. I like David Allan Coe and Pantera (to a much bigger extent), but my initial instinct was that this would not mix well. However, I decided to give it a chance because I like both of them and I have heard alternative country with punk influences that worked pretty well. I thought if any people could make this cohesive, these would be the ones.

Nope. It sounds worse than I could have possibly imagined. David Allan Coe sounds awful. He is off-key, lazy and sloppy sounding. The same can be said for the band. It seems and sounds like they aren't used to playing that slow, so they don't do it well.

Too bad dimebag didn't collaborate with Hank Williams III. Wouldn't that have been a much more interesting mix?

Absolutely brilliant!
Typical of the Abbott brothers they came out with something new, heavy and that takes the standard conception of metal in a new direction, much like `Cowboys...' did long ago. Songs like `Time', `Nothin to lose' and `One Night Stand' are brutally heavy, and the others show the true talent of Dimebag, Vin and Rex as metal musicians. Seriously - these guys could've made a CD with Tony Bennett at vocals and it would've probably been just as powerful and brutally heavy.

I have bought over 50 CDs in first 3 months of 2008, and this is by far one the best.

Anyone who doesn't "get" what these guys are doing here should stick to their pubescent idea of metal and go buy some CDs with pentagrams on the cover so the music will feel 'heavy' for them. Anyone who's been a Pantera fan from the beginning should love this!

RIP Dimebag - you never knew me, but you are with me everyday via the huge legacy you've left all of us with your unique and beautiful music. You are truly missed.

I call it rubbish
This is a complete waste of time. Coe can not sing in key or hold a tune. It is a disgrace. Good guitar but there must be better ways of receiving Dime Bag excellence than to have to sit through this load of nonsense. Give your money to your cat to chew on - it would be better spent than buying this CD.

Not bad
At first, I thought this was album was as good, if not better than a lot of Pantera albums. Instrumentally, it is very good, but the more I listened to it, the more David Allan Coe got annoying: the lyrics more so than the singing. This is a good addition for Dimebag fans, not so much for DAC or Pantera fans.

Cowboys Do More Dope
I haven't heard this album but I used to work on Vinnie Paul's cars. One day he brought it in an had about 6 CDs with different versions of "Cowboys Do More Dope". It was a pretty entertaining song. This was probably around 2000.