Same. What Phil did to himself is well documented, but Dime did himself no favours getting as fat as he did. They are absolutely irresistible at this stage of their career. Electric.
@@tucko11 Yes and your perspective isn't very wide as your world view only involves music. There is for example less poverty and war now than 25 years ago
If Phil Anselmo never touched heroin..... He was full of life at this stage, 5 years later he was a shell of a human being. Absolutely shone through in his vocal ability and lyric writing.
Seen him do some Pantera live just a week ago with the illegals. He sounded really good and back to his old self. Not as good as back in the day when I seen them in person. But he is getting older but he sounded better than he has in yrs.
@@XHEADTOWALLX Abso-fucking-lutely, bro. Vulgar Phil was kinda warming up, and kind of didn't feel genuine. Trendkill and NOLA, Phil was who he fucking was, and all that anger and bitterness at himself and at the world came straight through the music. People can take Cowboys and Vulgar if they want, but mid-90s Phil was a force to be reckoned with. It's unfortunate that typically people's darkest moments lead to them making their best music, but that's the nature of the beast. Talk about "channeling hate to productive."
I agree. Most music sounds like shit now. I think 2003 was when hard rock/metal really took a downturn. That is when “emo” began and kind of ruined the rock sound.
I was a teenager in the 90s. I remember staying up late every single Saturday to watch HBB. Looking back, it was the greatest time of my life. I remember watching this and then going to see them live. So fucking lucky...
I miss the late 80's and early 90's really bad. This time period was when the universe was perfectly aligned creating these great hard rock and heavy metal bands.
I would live all week for Saturday night so I could watch Head bangers ball!! Omg all the great interviews, awesome music and the sexiest men ever!! Wheeew!! Pantera Rocks.I even raised my kids to this band. Texas loves these guys!!Where I’m from too!! Miss these days! God give them back to us!!
take away social media and I think we can be better it's that simple I know TH-cam is great buts part of it or at least take away comment section let the vids do the talking not the people
Actually the whole reason everything is screwed up now is because nobody payed any attention to politics back then. We've been asleep at the wheel for 30+ years and now the lunatics are running the asylum. lol
Seeing Phil and Dime together breaks my heart. I know they were brothers and were so close at one point and time. I know it still tears Phil up that Dime was murdered. I wish that Phil could’ve made up with both Dime and Vinnie. I also,wish Pantera would’ve never broken up.
Phil never had any hard feelings for the Abbott’s. It was the media that twisted a lot of shit and formed their own narrative agenda. As said by Kate Richardson in Rex’s book, that Phil thought this little grudge was just bullshit and would want to hug it out with them. At the end of the day, as you said, they were true, close brothers.
I’m sick of the fact, they see Phil as the blame for everything. I know Phil had his Battle with demons but Vinnie blow everything out of topic when Phil talked smack about his brother Dimebag. And Vinnie Took the grudge to the grave and I’m broken that he could never make peace with Phil after all that time.
@@thewickednetwork7667 It’s truly sad that Vinnie took that to the grave with him. I wish Vinnie would’ve reached out to Phil and they could’ve talked it out made up. They didn’t have to be best friends be at least been ok enough to be civil with one another.
@@_SliK_ Yeah, the media really hyped all that up way more than it needed to be. If, Vinnie would’ve been willing to talk to Phil they would’ve for sure made up. They were all brothers in this band so, it’s just extremely sad.
Dimebag came to Australia and Hosted the Heavy Shift. It was a bit like this show on Cable TV? and Dimebag introduced me to Judas Priest... The song he chose was Painkiller and changed my life forever. The Metal Gods are my top 3 fav bands of all time thanks to Dimebag. R.I.P Dime
People hate to lump Pantera in the thrash scene....put they were a tornado when they arrived with Phil...Cowboys was great...But Vulgar went up 10 notches...And Far Beyond destroyed anything in its path...it’s such a tragedy how dime was taken away...such a great person...great band that is forever etched in history!!!
I'm curious about this. I noticed that Phil says Pantera are "not exactly thrash". I always had the Cowboys from Hell album down as a quintessential thrash album. Perhaps not Pantera's later stuff, but certainly at that stage. Maybe it's an age thing, but I've always understood thrash to be the faster, galloping metal i.e Domination. Whereas stuff like 'Walk' is... something else.
@@TheJTD1982 90's Pantera really can't be labelled. There's a lot of influences, different sounds and directions every album. But their production is too refined and polished to be considered Thrash Metal. But of course, they have lots of Thrash Metal influences, specially Cowboys and Vulgar. After that, not so much.
@@nico.ch029 Metal was doing great in the mid late 90's. It was the decade in which dozens of legendary bands came to the scene, under their respective subgenres. Cannibal Corpse, Deicide, Paradise Lost, Type O Negative, Dissection, Mayhem, Unleashed, Amon Amarth, Marduk, Rhapsody, Stratovarius, Burzum, Massacre (etc, etc). The list is enormous. By the way, Load (and Reload) isn't influenced by Grunge in any means. It's the most "Black Sabbathish" and Bluesy album that Metallica ever released. But not grunge. Megadeth's Youthanasia, now, that's Alice in Chains-like. But not Load.
Blessed to see these guys live (alive?) and in their prime. Just nothing like them in the world back then or since. I felt like I had been in a car crash and was deaf for days afterwards but have never had more fun at any other show. Insane amount of talent there that the world lost way too soon. Hearing Phil and Rex reflect on the good old days just about makes this grown-ass, man cry.
Just talking about them tonight. Ole 747 in Arlington. And the small intimate crowd as Dime tore up the stage with his fun band Gasoline and my old other fav band from Midland..Pumpjack. Never was there EVER a dull moment at 747. It was a rinky dink club at the back of a hotel...but then there was ...who we shall never forget...old Abb Craig . The owner of Joes Garage where Pantera pretty much started. Glad I was there.
...and Riki wouldn't even put it on. What a little dweeb! He was the closest thing to True Metal on MTV, though. But it seemed like to me that he actually liked the posers more than the real Metal Dudes. Anybody else ever notice that?
It still amazes me in a very sad way today how could someone just simply took Dime’s life the way it did…how?! Why??… RIP in heaven cowboy from hell 🙏🏼🤘🏼
Ahh Headbangers Ball.. What a fucken time 🤙1991 was a great and amazing year for Rock but also music in general. I was born in Phoenix in 1992 but damn do i sometimes wish i was at a Tower Records around those times looking through the music🤘
@@billy6220 touché. At least you found a chick that’s willing to put up with matted leg hair and a microcosm around your genitals in that humid air 💪🏼😉
How was it Bob? And remember Beavis and Butt-Head are on the other line and the're saying that the Lon Rangers suck! Oh yeah and sum fat cop is looking for a Blonde wearing all black at sum Bar in town at a WHITE ZOMBIE concert.
I had a dream where I was trying to talk to Dimebag and I was searching for him and I couldn’t find him. It was an empty feeling that made me wake up sad.
I remember mtv being free and pretty much terrible except for Sunday night (here in uk) when headbanger ball was on . A lot of 80s /90s hair metal ,glam rock but every now and then something heavy & cool like pantera . Makes me feel rather old now . And watching liquid television for Aeon Flux & Beavus & Butthead ...good days 💭
Today’s music scene is (for the most part) absolute garbage. Don’t get me wrong, there are some new & incredible bands out there that I love, but there are strong elements of sincerity and levels of controlled insanity that are missing when compared to 90’s metal and music in general of that particular era. Too many people nowadays are trying too hard to competitively imitate everyone else or lazily slap something together on Ableton for the next generic hit on Spotify. With the surge of accessible technology it feels like the really talented musicians are a dying breed in the senseless noise of the digital age.
@@adamturner1563 I agree. I personally been going through an Elvis phase again. I love all music. Alice in Chains wrote some great songs. I remember buying the Dirt CD when it came out. I was really young.
Awesome to hear my man, a truly beautiful band. Elvis is a bad mofo too lol. So where you at manic? I'm over here in Wales UK . Everything ok with you? ... (I'm recording my album May 7th in rock field studios) but trying to cut back on all the chemicals is BORING! lol.
Rip dime. Also phill was so pumped up and full of energy when he was young. I know he is off hard shit but i know he still drinks heavy. Pantera is and allways will be the shit
I went to a show for that tour in Chalmette, La 1991 I believe. I had never even heard of Wrathchild America and they didn't leave that much of an impression either. Pantera on the other hand was fucking awesome! Probably not the best show I've seen because I've seen a lot. Pink Floyd being probably the best but that Pantera show would be the one I would most like to relive. Rip Dime Rip Vinnie
They went out on tour with who? Wrathchild America, a band that basically got some press... but really went nowhere. I'm surprised that Pantera made it through that tour, without falling through the cracks! Their look and their sound was what got 'em through the tough times, though. Pantera kept on fighting, clawing, and punching their way to the top!
It's true with anything in life. You have to fight tooth and nail to be on top. Back then, participation trophies would be known as pussy trophies. RIP Dime & Vin. \m/
Check out a better version of this that I uploaded here - th-cam.com/video/JQHaZgfG5ck/w-d-xo.html
1991. Man, what a great year for music in general.
classic albums were coming out every WEEK, man!!
Black Album, Nevermind a lot of stuff
@@nootron9yes! We may never see anything like it again. It's like the Haley's comet of Rock n Roll
Nevermind, Human by Death, cowboys from hell, black album, Seasons in the Abyss.... Great year
@@kobar324 comboys was 1990
I miss that band. R.I.P. Dime.
Say it with pride! That “band” is:
PanFUCKINGterA🤘🏻
And Vinnie :/ R.I.P.
DIMEBAG DARRELL & VINNIE PAUL FOREVER!!!
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@liamsagucio61 Yes! And Vinnie!
@@sAiNtFiTz78 Damn right! \m/
Since then, Phil’s voice has dropped almost an octave and his speech is now permanently in half time.
people grow old and die. so will you one day.
@@alk3myst yeah…thanks for the reminder.
Back when he was a baritone and he's voice was still healthy.
He speaks fine
@@integrity101 yup.
DIAMOND Darrell FOREVER!
And this is how I still think of them, young and mean.
Same. What Phil did to himself is well documented, but Dime did himself no favours getting as fat as he did. They are absolutely irresistible at this stage of their career. Electric.
still young
I only own their earlier stuff (without the 80's stuff) Cowboys, Vulgar and Driven so yeah that's how I see them.
Thou shall never grow old.
but they were not mean here though 😭
Before Dime got shot , Vinny died , band broke up , and before Phil got strung out on heroin . Back in the day this was heaven.
it's crazy how this band, or better, his members were hited by to many misfortunes. When i heard about Vinny's death, it was just to much
@b1rdkeeper S
No, ONLY the music industry. Everything else has gotten better and you need to appreciate that.
@@oliverdahlberg838 depends on your number of years on this planet , and what year you came into this world . All about perspective...
@@tucko11
Yes and your perspective isn't very wide as your world view only involves music. There is for example less poverty and war now than 25 years ago
@@oliverdahlberg838 society has gotten better ? I degress
Oh man....so young....those were the days😭😭😭
I was a kid back then bud...now im a man...still get goosebumps thinking about dem days...
If Phil Anselmo never touched heroin..... He was full of life at this stage, 5 years later he was a shell of a human being. Absolutely shone through in his vocal ability and lyric writing.
Seen him do some Pantera live just a week ago with the illegals. He sounded really good and back to his old self. Not as good as back in the day when I seen them in person. But he is getting older but he sounded better than he has in yrs.
Hard to believe the least healthiest one out of the four is one of the two who are still alive.. and possibly healthier than Rex
That heroin use gave us their best record, in my opinion, Trendkill, and also lots of Down material, who I think is every bit as good as Pantera.
@@chrisg7731 Trendkill and Nola is peak Phil.
@@XHEADTOWALLX Abso-fucking-lutely, bro. Vulgar Phil was kinda warming up, and kind of didn't feel genuine. Trendkill and NOLA, Phil was who he fucking was, and all that anger and bitterness at himself and at the world came straight through the music. People can take Cowboys and Vulgar if they want, but mid-90s Phil was a force to be reckoned with. It's unfortunate that typically people's darkest moments lead to them making their best music, but that's the nature of the beast. Talk about "channeling hate to productive."
GD I miss 90's metal. It'll never be as good as it was.
I agree. Most music sounds like shit now. I think 2003 was when hard rock/metal really took a downturn. That is when “emo” began and kind of ruined the rock sound.
metal is shit after pantera
I was a teenager in the 90s. I remember staying up late every single Saturday to watch HBB. Looking back, it was the greatest time of my life. I remember watching this and then going to see them live. So fucking lucky...
Phil rockin' the infamous early 90's metal mohawk - I remember all kinds of metalheads and metal musicians had those back in 1990/91/92.
Started in late 80s dude
@@chaddavidroberts
Yeah, I was going to say that - lol Jason Newsted had one around the time of AJFA.
lol punks and hippies already had it what fucking started in the late 80´s WOW
nevermind that it was actually around before that too
@@hjibakkkihjibakkki6408
I'm talking about the metal mohawk (long hair with shaved sides), not a traditional mohawk.
@Matthew V.
Yes. Like I said, it was fairly common in the thrash metal and alternative metal scenes from 1989 - 1993.
I miss the late 80's and early 90's really bad. This time period was when the universe was perfectly aligned creating these great hard rock and heavy metal bands.
That’s the TRUTH!!!
30 yrs ago that's insane!!The best Metal band anyway 🤘🏻
Pantera, Exodus, and Suicidal Tendencies???😲😲😲😲💀 Dam what a fucking bill!!!
They had Sepultura and Prong on a few shows too, wish I coulda been there, shit was insane
@@mikeyseward9447 Sweet mother of God! 🤯🤯🤯💀
Suicidal, Exodus and Slayer did a tour a few years ago. Hope you made that one!
I would live all week for Saturday night so I could watch Head bangers ball!! Omg all the great interviews, awesome music and the sexiest men ever!! Wheeew!! Pantera Rocks.I even raised my kids to this band. Texas loves these guys!!Where I’m from too!! Miss these days! God give them back to us!!
Yes!!! I remember seeing Deftones there and being amazed that Chino was that normal.
Fuck yeah man it was great. Here in aussie land got to watch headbangers ball on aussie mtv and american mtv was a great era to grow up!
@@MW-cx3sb yea it surely was!! Never gonna forget it either! Rock on 🤘!
Dime kinda looks really drunk. But held it together like a legend.
As usual 😄
@@ahmetkaanoznacar7822 Exactly.
That black tooth grin man 😁 he couldn't get enough of that stuff back then lol he loved it
shows that even in his very drunk state he wasn't a mean person.
😆😆😆 Dime was epic.
Back when you could have an interview that didn’t get in politics
People had a rule of thumb then: politics and religion both... you just didn't go there. There was a time and place for both.
Now you're evil if you don't take the jab
take away social media and I think we can be better it's that simple I know TH-cam is great buts part of it or at least take away comment section let the vids do the talking not the people
Actually the whole reason everything is screwed up now is because nobody payed any attention to politics back then. We've been asleep at the wheel for 30+ years and now the lunatics are running the asylum. lol
@@m.richards6947 That’s right, and Pantera was the fukken posterchild for that vibe. Just one huge middlefinger and great music.🖕😎😎🎉🎉🎉
Dimebag ❤️
Back in the Time, when TV shows was realy fucking badass
And tht ring should belong to a museum, it's a national treasure, Dimebag memorabilia
...and Riki lost it!
@@wvmonster then tht dude committed a serious federal offense, put his ass behind bars
Pantera was one of the best RIP
Eh? PanterA Is the best STILL🖕
@@BH-cr5uo yes always will be the best 2 members are dead two alive so they will be never continue so
That fuzzy noise in the background, I miss it.
The good ol days!! Pantera will always be one of my favorite bands.
In my humble opinion
They are the greatest band of all time
good ol days of pantera weed chicks partys and freaking rocking out dam! miss them
Seeing Phil and Dime together breaks my heart. I know they were brothers and were so close at one point and time. I know it still tears Phil up that Dime was murdered. I wish that Phil could’ve made up with both Dime and Vinnie. I also,wish Pantera would’ve never broken up.
Phil never had any hard feelings for the Abbott’s.
It was the media that twisted a lot of shit and formed their own narrative agenda.
As said by Kate Richardson in Rex’s book, that Phil thought this little grudge was just bullshit and would want to hug it out with them.
At the end of the day, as you said, they were true, close brothers.
I’m sick of the fact, they see Phil as the blame for everything. I know Phil had his Battle with demons but Vinnie blow everything out of topic when Phil talked smack about his brother Dimebag. And Vinnie Took the grudge to the grave and I’m broken that he could never make peace with Phil after all that time.
@@thewickednetwork7667 Phil is to blame for Pantera breaking up. But obviously, not because Dimebag died. That's just plain stupidity.
@@thewickednetwork7667 It’s truly sad that Vinnie took that to the grave with him. I wish Vinnie would’ve reached out to Phil and they could’ve talked it out made up. They didn’t have to be best friends be at least been ok enough to be civil with one another.
@@_SliK_ Yeah, the media really hyped all that up way more than it needed to be. If, Vinnie would’ve been willing to talk to Phil they would’ve for sure made up. They were all brothers in this band so, it’s just extremely sad.
Cowboys From Hell! Still my favorite Pantera album!
Great album. Im torn lol i love them all
Yes! And the intro to the song itself is still my favorite of any song.
@@lenidubelinc000 Hell yeah! Rock on! Cheers!
I miss that version of phil. And dime completely
Dimebag came to Australia and Hosted the Heavy Shift. It was a bit like this show on Cable TV? and Dimebag introduced me to Judas Priest...
The song he chose was Painkiller and changed my life forever.
The Metal Gods are my top 3 fav bands of all time thanks to Dimebag.
R.I.P Dime
People hate to lump Pantera in the thrash scene....put they were a tornado when they arrived with Phil...Cowboys was great...But Vulgar went up 10 notches...And Far Beyond destroyed anything in its path...it’s such a tragedy how dime was taken away...such a great person...great band that is forever etched in history!!!
I'm curious about this. I noticed that Phil says Pantera are "not exactly thrash". I always had the Cowboys from Hell album down as a quintessential thrash album. Perhaps not Pantera's later stuff, but certainly at that stage. Maybe it's an age thing, but I've always understood thrash to be the faster, galloping metal i.e Domination. Whereas stuff like 'Walk' is... something else.
I am 40...I def consider them thrash at any stage in their career...maybe extreme thrash if you will...such a tight band...
@@TheJTD1982 90's Pantera really can't be labelled. There's a lot of influences, different sounds and directions every album. But their production is too refined and polished to be considered Thrash Metal. But of course, they have lots of Thrash Metal influences, specially Cowboys and Vulgar. After that, not so much.
Trendkill saved metal in the mid late 90's though look at metallica with load and all that grunge/alternative escene there was
@@nico.ch029 Metal was doing great in the mid late 90's. It was the decade in which dozens of legendary bands came to the scene, under their respective subgenres. Cannibal Corpse, Deicide, Paradise Lost, Type O Negative, Dissection, Mayhem, Unleashed, Amon Amarth, Marduk, Rhapsody, Stratovarius, Burzum, Massacre (etc, etc). The list is enormous. By the way, Load (and Reload) isn't influenced by Grunge in any means. It's the most "Black Sabbathish" and Bluesy album that Metallica ever released. But not grunge. Megadeth's Youthanasia, now, that's Alice in Chains-like. But not Load.
So freaking lucky whoever was alive to see headbangers ball late nights... also to be a part of what was happening around that time.
got to see them 3 times shortly after this 93 , 94 and 96 I believe . Miss headbangers ball best thing on MTV. Rip Dimebag!
This is just the type of video I've been looking for. This channel should grow quickly.
Hard to appreciate what a time this was man. They were a tornado.
I saw them on The Judas Priest Tour in Europe........and they scared the living shit, out of all the Judas Priest fans !!
Little do they know, Phil loves Judas Priest
Blessed to see these guys live (alive?) and in their prime. Just nothing like them in the world back then or since. I felt like I had been in a car crash and was deaf for days afterwards but have never had more fun at any other show. Insane amount of talent there that the world lost way too soon. Hearing Phil and Rex reflect on the good old days just about makes this grown-ass, man cry.
What a great band
Forever missed dimebag darrell!!🤘🎸❤
being born in the 90s and having coworkers play pantera in the shop, i've come to love pantera. man. the pioneers of rock right here
I can't believe that was over thirty years ago.
I remember watching this episode. Damn im getting old.
Rip abbott brothers..great musicians.. anselmo really badassssss
I remember when Phil's hairstyle became popular in 88. Even chicks were cutting their like that.
Awesome times
What's the name of the style?
lol people had the style years before
??????????
and then he shaved his head..
i think that was the best era of phil 92-93
@@jgc_dosdiez agreed. Vulgar Display, Far Beyond era
God I crushed so hard for Phil in my very early teens 😍🤘! RIP dimebag 🙏
I can see why! He was fine as hell!
Miss this
Just talking about them tonight. Ole 747 in Arlington. And the small intimate crowd as Dime tore up the stage with his fun band Gasoline and my old other fav band from Midland..Pumpjack. Never was there EVER a dull moment at 747. It was a rinky dink club at the back of a hotel...but then there was ...who we shall never forget...old Abb Craig . The owner of Joes Garage where Pantera pretty much started. Glad I was there.
One ring to rule them all
rip Dime
...and Riki wouldn't even put it on. What a little dweeb! He was the closest thing to True Metal on MTV, though. But it seemed like to me that he actually liked the posers more than the real Metal Dudes. Anybody else ever notice that?
They are two of the greatest
I had 10 years old. What a great band...
It still amazes me in a very sad way today how could someone just simply took Dime’s life the way it did…how?! Why??…
RIP in heaven cowboy from hell 🙏🏼🤘🏼
Yusss,those were the days on MTV! 🤘
Man Phil is so much different here. He reminds me of guys i used to know in high school
Pantera will forever be my favorite. 🤘🖤
Such attitude, not in a negative way. Just a vibe of confidence.
Ahh Headbangers Ball.. What a fucken time 🤙1991 was a great and amazing year for Rock but also music in general. I was born in Phoenix in 1992 but damn do i sometimes wish i was at a Tower Records around those times looking through the music🤘
I grew up in South Florida and was into Metal since the late 80's and I NEVER WORE SHORTS!
Bet you got sweaty legs
@@MrtheChief1 and a girlfriend.
@@billy6220 touché. At least you found a chick that’s willing to put up with matted leg hair and a microcosm around your genitals in that humid air 💪🏼😉
Saw that show with wrathchild. My first time in a pit.
Miss those days
God I miss those old days
I saw them while they toured with Wrathchild America at the Whiskey!!
How was it Bob? And remember Beavis and Butt-Head are on the other line and the're saying that the Lon Rangers suck! Oh yeah and sum fat cop is looking for a Blonde wearing all black at sum Bar in town at a WHITE ZOMBIE concert.
@@crazykellywfo4240 I saw em with White Zombie twice
OK so Phil's voice has gotten DEEP also...look at Dimebag. So happy. Rest in Power legend
I had a dream where I was trying to talk to Dimebag and I was searching for him and I couldn’t find him. It was an empty feeling that made me wake up sad.
90' the best of the best.
Did Phil say they've played with Prong at 0:24? If so, that's badass. Prong is a great band.
Holy shit i would've loved to hear them with Prong, that'd be a killer fucking concert
@@-FAFO- Heavily underrated. Prong rules!
@@evangibeau4489 haha.. in 1991 or whatever they weren't they were (prong), but damn.... imagine that shit.
Prong is in the first Pantera home video. They had short clips of all the bands they toured with.
@@ricwood7976 correct, and what a home video it was
Videos, i almost miss them
I remember mtv being free and pretty much terrible except for Sunday night (here in uk) when headbanger ball was on . A lot of 80s /90s hair metal ,glam rock but every now and then something heavy & cool like pantera . Makes me feel rather old now .
And watching liquid television for Aeon Flux & Beavus & Butthead ...good days 💭
Don’t forget ‘The Young Ones’!!!
@@reemclaughlin4260 oh yes 👍
@@mrshaneyt43 I'm just outside Philly and every Sunday night at 11:00 we'd watch them. ✌🏼🌻
RIP DIME AND RIGGS
Wish I had that vhs…
I feel so privileged growing up in this era. Makes today look like a confused twilight zone of clutter.
Today’s music scene is (for the most part) absolute garbage. Don’t get me wrong, there are some new & incredible bands out there that I love, but there are strong elements of sincerity and levels of controlled insanity that are missing when compared to 90’s metal and music in general of that particular era. Too many people nowadays are trying too hard to competitively imitate everyone else or lazily slap something together on Ableton for the next generic hit on Spotify. With the surge of accessible technology it feels like the really talented musicians are a dying breed in the senseless noise of the digital age.
I was 2yrs old 🤣😪🥺
They really look like the big brother and great dudes that interesting to hang out with 🤣🤣🤣
I miss the Headbangers Ball
The great old days
Damn Ricky didn't let them talk geez
the guys from that 'tampora' band
I love Tampora
He likes donuts though.
I love you music I am coming see you
Watching these old headbangers ball videos really shows how much of a better job if someone today could do if they hosted this show
1991 it's my birthday .REST IN ETERNAL PEACE ABOTT
90s was full of great metal
Was @ that show...Wrathchild America & Pantera @ Hammerjacks in Baltimore...kicked so much ass \m/
Yup, me too. Wrathchild actually headlined if I'm not mistaken. I know they did in D.C. at the Bayou when they played with Pantera.
Rip dimebag Darrell 🤘
I saw Pantera Exodus and Suicidal Tendencies back in the early 90s
Ahhh...ma boys! Youthful and about to slaughter everybody. Wonderful
OMG You're everywhere!!! LOL!
Bro, you could go on 50s music and see me in the comment sections Hahaha. (Nobody more special than pantera, white zombie, Alice)
@@adamturner1563 I agree. I personally been going through an Elvis phase again. I love all music. Alice in Chains wrote some great songs. I remember buying the Dirt CD when it came out. I was really young.
Awesome to hear my man, a truly beautiful band. Elvis is a bad mofo too lol. So where you at manic? I'm over here in Wales UK . Everything ok with you? ... (I'm recording my album May 7th in rock field studios) but trying to cut back on all the chemicals is BORING! lol.
@@manicmurph yeah dude everywhere I go he’s commented lol, I think I’ve seen some 10 year old comments on some videos
Everyone's talking how they miss this band.
I miss 1991
And this band
Great.. just f great!! IT WAS A BETTER PLACE BACK THEN!!
Rip dime. Also phill was so pumped up and full of energy when he was young. I know he is off hard shit but i know he still drinks heavy. Pantera is and allways will be the shit
Isn't he sober since 2018?
@@BradDelsonFender i thought he still threw down some beer
@@futurewizardcel6986 nope he is sober......you can tell he looks alot better
No drink, just smoke
The ring of power
Dimebag Darrell
20/08/1966
08/12/2004
38 años
diamond darrell wow
Yeah the music biz was so cool and everyone just wanted to party back then. Now it's pretty sick and twisted. Glad I had the best years.😎😎😎
DIMEBAG DARRELL & VINNIE PAUL FOREVER!!!
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I went to a show for that tour in Chalmette, La 1991 I believe. I had never even heard of Wrathchild America and they didn't leave that much of an impression either. Pantera on the other hand was fucking awesome! Probably not the best show I've seen because I've seen a lot. Pink Floyd being probably the best but that Pantera show would be the one I would most like to relive. Rip Dime Rip Vinnie
Knew this was old when he broke out the vhs
The G.O.A.T
I born on june 91. Miss Dime
nott he generation then
The band that is going to put an end to Great White is co-hosting the show putting out one of their last mainstream vids
They went out on tour with who? Wrathchild America, a band that basically got some press... but really went nowhere. I'm surprised that Pantera made it through that tour, without falling through the cracks! Their look and their sound was what got 'em through the tough times, though. Pantera kept on fighting, clawing, and punching their way to the top!
It's true with anything in life. You have to fight tooth and nail to be on top. Back then, participation trophies would be known as pussy trophies. RIP Dime & Vin. \m/
R.I.P Phil