Tribal People React to IN THIS RIVER - BLACK LABEL SOCIETY
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- Tribal People's REACTION & LYRICAL ANALYSIS of In This River performed by @zakkwyldetv of Black Label Society
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Since you've shown them this video, can you think about the Pantera Domination Live in Moscow video th-cam.com/video/aDACorIaxNw/w-d-xo.html , and also the Pantera song Floods? th-cam.com/video/R5pr9lDaEyw/w-d-xo.html I think showing them who Dime was will really hit home, and explaining the biblical meaning of Floods will blow them away, especially Dimebag's solo in that song. That song is a journey to another planet! Thanks for these videos, I love watching them all react. They are all extremely open minded, and I absolutely love that! ❤❤
I like that you explain it and discuss the songs and cultural references with them. Sometimes words and culture do not translate when it is just written down. I think the verbal analysis is better.
PLEASE give them the gift of IRON MAIDEN th-cam.com/video/7vP2hFFV57E/w-d-xo.html
The video version with zakk playing the piano is so awesome
"Whatever he is about to sing, he has already done it with his guitar" I like their pure wisdom.... especially Abdul Aziz Rind... it is always the same, you think because he is old and didn´t live a technologically advanced life, he can´t grasp and understand the most things shown to him, but he mostly has a dead on analysis and a perspective of pure life wisdom, I always look forward to his take on things.
Totally agree with you, he is always spot on
I think it is because he views knowledge and learning as a gift and a treasure. I very much respect his viewpoint, and even feel humbled by it sometimes.
I agree. One of the wisest man on the internet.
"Whatever he is about to sing, he has already done it with his guitar" How beautiful and perfectly stated!
Abdul is a legend.
"Death would never deceit" That old gentleman is metal to the bone!🤘🏻
"Life itself begins with darkness sir, in a mother's womb. The darkness if this world is nothing compared to it" ~ Abdul Aziz Rind (Disturbed - Sound of Silence reaction)
@@TRYBALS Abdul Aziz is 100% a sage and I am aways awed by his comments.
8:44 “My relationship with that friend is stronger than death.”
Interestingly, Black Label Society has an album named “Stronger Than Death.”
I didn't knew about the album but I do follow Zakk on insta and he for some reason puts an interesting post every Friday, I think it's about Dime.
@@TRYBALS yes, Dimebag Darrell was his best friend. The guitar Zakk is playing here is a Dean Dimebag signature guitar.
@@rockhopper01 nice, I thought the same but I was having some doubts though. Sorry Zakk puts those blessed Sunday posts. He just posted one today 😉
He is remembering his friend ESPECIALLY when he is playing. This compliments the quote "his guitar alone shows how much he misses his friend". Truly perceptive and shows how music is the universal language! I love these videos and everyone's honest reactions.
Fun fact: The bullseye design is a signature to Zakk. The guitar he was playing was designed by Dimebag.
He should have pointed out that the guitar Zakk played was his passed friend's guitar. I think they would have had some interesting interpretations to that.
I was about to mention Dimebag myself. He was a legend.
The bullseye is also a nod to randy Rhoads who also passed.
I'm not 100% sure but I'm pretty sure he mentioned it was the first one of the production line from the dime razor series.
And That’s Not The Only One He Gave Him
I can't help but tear up every time I hear this song. It's just so sad that Dimebag was in his happy place and should have been his safest place, and then some delusional psychopath just ends his life. Such a sad story. It makes my heart heavy.
Your comment shows Zakk has did a great justice to this song! Even our friends appreciated this, Dimebag must be proud of Zakk
@@TRYBALS I agree. The official music video for the song is powerful too. I had never seen this version, though. This was special.
Is very sad how Dimebag (rip) met his end. His brother Vinnie Paul (rip) played drums alongside him. Imagine how he felt watching his brother shot point blank several times In the head. Heart breaking. Dimebag was the best kindest friendly bloke. and best guitarist ever in my book.
I remember where I was when I heard. In my car driving to work. I had to pull over for a minute. Days later, I remember still not fully believing it, like it was some sort of dream.
As a person who was standing about 10ft away when Dime was shot on stage I must say that it warms my heart that this song has made it this far into our time. Whoever the producer or director is I thank you for keeping this around and introducing it to people who would never hear it otherwise
Im sorry you went through that brother....Peace
The way Muharam so actively listens to every performance of every type always makes me smile. His animated hands always look like he wants to jump into the song and participate in the playing.
I love that , so true
Okay, now that they’ve seen this tribute to Dime, let them listen to “Cemetery Gates” by Pantera so they can experience the magic that is Dime.
"Cemetery Gates" is great, but I was also thinking that "Hollow" might be an even better song from Pantera. Both great songs, though, capturing the pain and grief of losing those closest to us.
and Revolution is My Name!
This channel is by far one of my favorites on here. To see that the emotions put into these song transcend cultural and even language barriers is truly amazing.
Isn't it amazing that we can hear pain and emotion through music regardless of languages spoken. Mind boggling.
Vibrations are universal and comprise the universe itself. Literally the language of existence.
Excellent choice! After Dimebag was killed, a lot of bands wrote tribute songs, but this performance is outstanding. I'm glad the reactors were able to see this one.
The story arc that you're following with these videos is amazing. You are capturing the essence so very well. Thank you.
One of my favorite things about this channel, besides all y'all's beautiful faces and insightful commentary, is that I get exposed to music I've never heard of either.
I always look forward to your videos. Again, you prove music is a great bridge between culture and even language. They were spot on with Zakk, I hope he sees this and smiles.
He should send them a selfie to show he smiles as well :D
@@TRYBALS haha, yes! He is a happy man just with a bad past. He was a teenager when he went on the road with Ozzy and grew up around a unique scene. Many blessings and good fortune your way!
I would love to see a reaction video of Zakk watching this video.
Nice to see you tell them the story before the video, it adds a lot of context.
It's great they got to see Zack live do a longer version but I truly believe they could have gotten a better perspective on the friendship of Zack and Dime from the original vid on here . It gets a little bit deeper into there friendship and shows pictures of Dimebag the lost friend . Just my opinion on this , so maybe you could show them the other video . It hits the hart deep 😢💔 . We as dimebags fans miss him dearly 😢 . Maybe show the gentleman a video by Pantera so they can see who Dimebag was and see him playing in his band . It MIT give them some insight to things . Plz tell all of the gentleman hi for me I'm from the northern part of N.Y and I wish them well 👍🏻✌
Zakk
Playing the guitar behind the head and with his mouth, is a tribute to the greatest guitar legend in Hard Rock and Metal.
"Jimi Hendrix" is why modern rock and metal exists, but he was another lost soul who lived fast and died young due to drug abuse.
Jimi was experimental and tried every sound possible with the guitar, including playing it while it was on fire, and while damaging it.
Before Jimi Hendrix there were few types of guitar pedals or live effects, but he had people make new things to try, and was able to use sounds that others could not think of.
Bands like Pink Floyd took these new live sounds to another level in their early music.
Goes back to Chuck Berry.
Jimi Hendrix was ok. He drowned in his own vomit.
I credit metal to black sabbath and led Zeppelin. Hendrix created the guitar buzz and is responsible for the vox wah pedal, but he's is blues driven. I don't associate Hendrix to metal in anyway other than he inspired other guitarist.
@@hydrosapien5947 I get what you mean as I'm not a big Hendrix fan, but he raised the bar of what can be done for those later bands, who then made the formative sound of heavy metal (which is also a sound that Deep Purple and Jethro Tull are part of).
The Yardbirds sound changed into Led Zeppellin after realising you can be wild, and the painter inside Jimmy Page was free to express everything via the guitar.
Motorhead embody the essence of heavy metal, but that stems from Lemmy touring with Hendrix as road crew.
Lemmy's most fave band was the Beatles, and if you pay attention you notice almost all Motorhead rhythms are basic blues rock-n-roll but overdriven to hell.
@@TheDoctorFlay yeah. The Yardbirds changed name to led Zeppelin as no original member left by then. Jeff Beck is good. Agree Hendrix changed how guitar was viewed. Ed Vanhalen (rip) took it to the next level. Built own guitar, wired own pickups and had to make many of his effects without pedals as very poor. But I'm sure you already know this. Randy Rhoads (rip) is pretty damn awesome too.
All the greats are taken way before their time. Even Stevie Ray Vaughan (rip).
The gods want them for their own listening pleasure.👍
These fine gentlemen really impress me with their wisdom, empathy and gracious words 🤘
Dear friends, you've pointed out those emotions perfectly! Zakk's performance was epic and hit all open minded good people around the globe. Greetings from Poland!
I have just stumbled on this and him enjoying every reaction from these guys. Thank you so much this lets me know that other cultures feel the same.
When you were talking about showing emotion and pain, the first song that came to my mind was some of the later versions of Corey Taylor performing Snuff. There are videos of him absolutely breaking down on stage and being unable to finish and the audience carrying him through all for what the song has become.
I know that's a great song, but last time most of our reactors specifically said something about the guitars not showing any signs that it was a sad song or didn't reflect if it's about missing someone. So I just had to show them this anyhow. Correy Taylor's Snuff is really amazing and I will be showing that to them in future as well. Stay tuned!
@@TRYBALS Nice. I just remembered (and I don't know how I forgot) but Pantera's "Cemetery Gates" (the album version for the most effect especially from the guitar) is another one where the guitar is showing emotion and would be fitting as a follow up. Though after watching your videos, it's probably already on your list.
Trybals, have you considered the idea of showing unplugged or acoustic performances of rock songs. It would be a unique way to experience songs the way the songwriters wrote them. Sometimes the acoustic setting shows a different emotion compared to electric. Just a suggestion.
Mohammad's interpretation in saying "my relationship with that person is stronger than death" is profound, and I agree wholeheartedly. Each one's insight on human relations continues to impress me and gives me hope of a more thoughtful, accepting and connected world. Sending love and prayers to all of these erudite philosophers of mankind.
I wish you would show them more singers that are not heavy metal per se'....how about the Hawaiian singer who song over the rainbow/it's a wonderful world...or have they or even know Elvis. I would love their reaction to beautiful music!
Sure Darlene, I will definitely. I do give them more than heavy metal so yes all the suggestions are already noted and Izrael's Somewhere over the rainbow is my favorite in fact. Yes, it may come as a surprise but I do listen to more genres too lol. Stay tuned my friend. I hope you're having a good time 🤗❤️🌷
Your gonna turn em into Metal Heads. Love Zak's playing, great choice. Need to show them Stevie Ray Vaughan now and some Texas blues. I used to see and knew Pantera here in Ft Worth at Joe's Garage all the time, very much missed and still can't believe it. Thanks for this video.
You guys have a heart of pure gold, much respect.
You people are amazing! Much love from the USA 🇺🇸✌️
1) this channel is very well made. The videos have value.
2) there's always an aura of respect. We come here to listen, lear, share experiences.
3) thank you so much for introducing me to this beautiful song.
I do not regrer subscribing to this channels a month or so ago
Great song choice! Zakk is such a phenomenal musician, and I *love* that our Trybals friends were enjoying the song.
One of them (Mohammad I think) said something so profound, about how the skulls chained to the mic stand represent how Zakk is still connected to Dimebag and that connection is stronger than death, and oh! My heart!
Normally these videos leave me filled with joy; today, it's bittersweet.
Thank you, once again Trybals! Salaam alaikum. 💜
A guitar solo that makes you wanna cry. That is a man connected with his instrument, and the uncle explaining how he is expressing how he is hurt just solidifies the way I always felt about the solo's on this version, and the album version!
You have no clue how much this means to me. Thank you. The guy who was killed on stage was the guy who inspired me to dedicate my life to music & I was supposed to be at that show. I love how they can see through the noise unlike most here in the states. Much love to you all.
The guy with the gray beard and I'm going to say turban, (I could be wrong) he's very smart in sensing emotions in a person face or even tone of voice for a Non English speaking gentleman
Abdul and Mohammad are the most wisest people I've ever seen. Honestly, my Phd college professors feel nothing compared to Mohammad. Love all of them, but those Mohammad is really good with looking at things. I just love how he noticed and analyzed the microphone chained towards the skull.
@@TRYBALS They are truly amazing and have such an innate intuition. All of them in their different ways, but Mohammad always seems such a gentle man too.
@@YvonneWilson312 Totally agreed, and he's a great family man too. Most loveable person I have seen in fact.
Dimebag Darrell's death destroyed thousands of people. The collective loss and grief is still felt by the fans at having such an awesome musician and someone who could capture people's intangible emotions and situations, torn away from them.
It affected one man the deepest, hardest and strongest - Zakk Wylde. They truly were brothers in strings and we feel it the most with this song.
Dimebag played and wrote iconic songs that resonated deep in people's souls at times in their lives, where they most needed him to speak through his strings (myself included), and, on some level, we still do.
He will never be forgotten and it will never be forgiven.
This song, and particularly this rendition and performance, always cuts me up, it also amazes me and makes me smile at Zakk's incredible skills. It's an incredibly strange emotion to have while watching something so heart rendingly sad be performed so elitely.
I thank you for covering this in a reaction video with these incredibly astute and wise gentlemen. On some level we all wish we could have such a simple and immediate incitefulness! Our music culture may be alien to them, their culture may be alien to us here in the west - but from what I've seen of these gentlemen, they're metal to the core, and that makes us one and the same. United by the one thing that knows no language barrier - heavy metal.
Peace be upon you my metal friends, the universe unites us.
🇬🇧 🙏🏻 🇬🇧
It's been a good while since Dime passed, but I still get emotional about it. This song came out right before one of my good Friends passed (my ex husband's best friend) and we drove back from his funeral in CA and when we hit the border coming back in to CO, we pulled over and played In This River and cried our eyes out. Music definitely narrates life.
Discovered this Channel today, saw like 10 Vids and its a real fascinating View to the other Side of the World - and it clearly shows that Music, Respect and Empathy is Key for World Peace. Subscribed.
I'm not crying; you're crying 😢. really insightful interpretations from them they really got the meaning and it shows how transcending music truly is.
I was thinking of suggesting you show them some Pantera songs and then I remembered Dimebag's tragic death and how you could explain it to them.
I'm surprised and glad at the same time that you showed them this performance and their insights and reactions are very thoughtful and great
I was also thinking on some Sepultera and especially the songs involving their culture, like "Roots Bloody Roots" for example
These videos are the perfect example of how music is the true universal language. As he spoke so well about the guitar saying the intent of the song without him even speaking- this is true of all music. Im so happy it can bring us together, and I'm grateful for these videos and insight into their worlds and minds. Peace friends, from my heart and the US
Everyone was speechless for that solo and Elder knew his pain. My mom played Zakk Wylde for me when I was a kid. She passed when I was 16 but if she could see beautiful cultures from all across the lords kingdom enjoying music she loved would of brought her to tears. Keep partying hard with Dime Ma
I hope to see this channel rise on TH-cam. You are all intelligent people with interesting different perspectives. I have a recommendation that is not very deep, but very strong sounding. Unleash the archers is the name of the band
This goes to show that empathy surpasses all barriers. This is a music style that is alien to them, in a language they dont understand, by an artist that grew up in a world utterly different than theirs. Yet, they understand his pain only too well.
Good band…. I love your videos, I always look for them! Everyone got the gist of this song beautifully. He was remembering his friend through playing the guitar. Very emotional song.
The guitar solos say more than any lyrics. This is what sorrow sounds like. R.i.p Dime. Live with love ✌️
Gonna need to show them Jimi Hendrix after this... the man who invented those moves! lol
BTW I have never seen or heard this song or band, but definitely know about Dimebag Darrell... I was feelin it. I was wondering if some of it wasn't also a tribute to Jimi Hendrix... He did several of his techniques on the guitar
🖤 Do you know who "BLACK SABBATH" is?
@@katerilevasseur8119 of course! Didn't they react to War Pigs by them? That song... still as relevant as ever!
I just loooove Mr Muharam's reaction. He truly seemed to enjoy Zakk's playing and he tried to understand every aspect. He is always a very wise man, and I have learned a lot from watching him, but today he made me so so happy. Love how open minded and loving he is.
My new all time favorite channel. I love the perspectives, the discussions and how people from a vastly different culture almost always hone in on the exact feelings I have to the music they listened to. This is what youtube needs more of, a collide of cultures to open the world's eyes and hearts.
I love this channel. I can’t get enough. Your participants are wise and thoughtful. Thank you for sharing.
I'm so glad that you chose to show them the live performance. It has so much more raw and clear emotion that the studio version. This performance brings tears to my eyes every single time because of that. I loved the reactions and thoughts from everyone because I feel it too.
I needed this in my life!! Thank you so much for existing. 💙
That was my first time watching your reviews, and that was a special song, so Thank you!
Just want to say thank you for all of your hard work! You and our friends are making the world a better place. ❤️
beautiful responses from these perceptive and deep-thinking men to what was a heartfelt cry of pain
I LOVE the amount of respect these souls have for their fellow man
Wow, this was an absolutely beautiful video. Love for your family transcends language. They all daid do many beautiful things. This js the best reaction video i think I've ever watched.
I enjoy this channel so very much. This lovely group of people is very heartwarming to me. Their perspectives are so enlightening have so much wisdom. I have seen BLS twice in concert and when this song is played, the vibe of the whole venue changes. I do hope that Zakk will see this video one day.
Rest in Power Dime 💔🤘 this song always makes me cry 😭 thank you for sharing this 🙏
Saw this spontaneously
Thank you❤
Wonderful video
Oh my God! I found gold when came across this channel. 🤯 God bless you guys!
I love Abdul and Mohammad's wisdom and general perception of things. They are just so wise to the world. Please tell everyone that we love their input and look forward to more. I wish you all well and greetings from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania! 😁
Thank you for these videos......as retired an Army vet I am glad to see that there are people out there trying to show that people around the world are more similar that not and that one day we can put our small differences aside and just celebrate those differences instead of trying to change them.
Amazing. These guys have such a beautiful life perspective. I play the guitar since I was 12 or so, and learnt with you "trybal" friends, things I didn't notice in this performance (even watching it thousands of times haha)
Greetings from Brazil!
I love it ! Great interpretations !
I love how they see through all the things going on to what the message is. Also how willing they are to new experiences ❣️
The dudes in the top left and bottom right are always my favorite, these guys just fucking get it. Legends.
"His guitar alone, tells me how much he misses his friend." Yes it does, my guy. Yes it does.
Awesome! Schooling these men in a little Pantera lore!! Found this channel two songs ago and keep getting more impressed! Keep up the good work brother
I would love to see their reactions to Daniel's Yoik by Jon Henrik Fjällgren, it's also about a friend he lost, very emotional too.
This is my first Tribal Person reaction video to one of my favorite songs. I am blown away with their perspective of this song and it is so much deeper than I have imagined it. when the one guy makes the connection with the chain and skull microphone to Dime bag Darrel it made me do a double take.
Ive said goodbye to too many friends with this song and I cry every time I hear it.
Duuuuude somehow I forgot about this 💎 of a song! Can't wait to see the reactions!
Got see Pantera live 3 times, and last time BLS was with. Dimebag started playing his solo when Zakk joined him on stage. Was such a great show.
Blessings to you all for taking the time to watch different kind of music from another part of the world!!! Most people I think are comfortable with “what they know,” you all got out of your comfort level and really listened to this artist! Much respect, adoration, and gratefulness.
"My relationship with that friend is stronger than death." 💯
The older man is incredibly wise. Makes me miss my grandfather with the way he speaks
@8:43 Stronger than Death was the title of the second Black Label Society album...
Darryl (Dimebag) was not only one of the most prolific of musicians of his era, he always had a way of making everyone around him feel welcome and treated everyone like he already knew you as a friend.
great song choice! RIP Dimebag
The irony when the man said "he's saying that his relationship with his friend is stronger than death" black label society has a song and album called stronger than death
Thank you. An exellent video again. I'm glad I saw this before going to bed. It took my mind away from the horrors of the world. 💜
This guitar felt so less heavy if we compare it to what the world is going through these days 😐
@@TRYBALS I agree
Love Black Label Society 💞
Love Zakk seen him a couple of times and he is so nice in person too
Thank you This song have touched my heart
I appreciate these videos and the research that you do before showing them. Could you show Volbeat playing "Cape of Our Hero"?
Sending you much love and light, blessed be. Greetings from Guatemala.
Shooot. I’m tearing up to this start already. Kitty is trying to console me. It’s beautiful
"death would never deceive"
As a Christian from the West, I absolutely love how this channel is able to bridge cultures across the planet through the power of music.
Also want to add that this song is very timely for me. My cousin was recently killed and his burial was on saturday, about half year ago I lost my uncle and about year ago I buried my dad.
Music is one of my ways to channel and deal with emotions. When I took care of my dad who was ill with cancer, I regularly put on music and went running and then I'd just run and cry until my soul was dull and face puffed. One of the songs I listened to was The Legend of Mother Swan by The Hu. It is a song about mother swan who sacrifices her life when taking care of her chicks and protecting them from cold. It had very profound meaning for me: My parents always took care of me and would have sacrificed themselves for me, and now the roles had turned and I would care for them even if it would kill me. Another one was Guardian by Alanis Morrisette (I just read that it reflects how she changed when becoming mother, how she became guardian angel to her child). Morrisette sings "I'll be your keeper for life as your guardian. I'll be your warrior of care, your first warden," and I, my siblings and mom were literally this to my dad. Always ready, day and night to come and take care of him. We would sacrifice everything and be on his side until the end. And we did. This is the profound meaning of parent/child relationship: the cycle of care.
Today I hold my dear lost ones in my heart. I have gentle and painful memories I need to work on. I need to find the strength in me to not push the pain away but let it come and be until I am ready to lift my head again. So I am thankful for this music, as it tells my soul "it's ok, let it come".
My deepest condolences for your losses.
I suggest you learn to play an instrument. It can be very healing
Love how music is universal...these dudes F%#$&ng get it! New fan!
They kicked ass in Charlotte. Great band to see live. As a Catholic I love his crucifix mic stand. They put there heart on there sleeve every performance. I just wish they were the headliner and had a longer set.
Your videos fill me with peace and a feeling that maybe some day we can all come together ❤️
It's important to understand when watching this that the way Zakk Wylde is playing his guitar here is in honor of Dimebag Darrel which was his friend.
The style in wich Zakk Wylde plays is in the very unique style that Dimebag Darrel played.
So to many this will sound like any shredding solo but is in fact an emotional in the moment solo to honor Dimebag.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your channel!!! I would very much like to learn how to send the Gentleman in the top left corner in the 4-square a thumb drive of tons of Rock, Metal, Old Rock, etc!! Please let me know how to send via courier or otherwise. Thank you for your channel!!
This was great!
Tribal people react to Zakk. Holy great job guys! Whoever is in charge of this station, from the other side of the world is my brother! I love you guys!
I was working at a book store in 2000 at the register, when I look up, and right there is Zakk Wylde with his family. I was just about dumbstruck, and he realized it, and ended up being about as cool as you could possibly be. It was later in the evening and not really busy, so he took a few minutes to talk to me, and even autographed his sales receipt and gave it to me.
I'd love to see them react to some Ramones, Stone Temple Pilots, or something kooky like DEVO!
🤘🔥ZAKK WYLDE🔥🤘ROCK-N-ROLL!!!!
This channel is absolutely fascinating. This song is an incredibly deep cut, can’t believe my insane surprise, as a metal head most fans don’t even know this song. Good work to whoever curated this music 😂👏🏽👏🏽
“His sadness can be seen through his beard “
These are wise men. Amazing how true and smart they are and speak.