What makes Tribal Thunder by Dick Dale notable?

'Tribal Thunder' played a significant role in reviving interest in surf music during the early '90s, contributing to Dale's later recognition as a pioneer of the genre. The album received positive reviews for its high-energy tracks and inventive guitar work, solidifying Dale's influence on both rock and instrumental music. By 1993, Dick Dale was returning to the music scene after a hiatus, having previously revolutionized surf rock in the early '60s. 'Tribal Thunder' is often seen as a comeback album that reintroduced his iconic sound to a new generation, following his resurgence with the inclusion of 'Misirlou' in Quentin Tarantino's 'Pulp Fiction.'