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- Loudwire Exclusive: Philip Anselmo celebrates the 20th anniversary reissue of Pantera's 'Far Beyond Driven' by taking us back to 1994 with this recollection of '25 Years.'
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"You'll never be the father I am." Always speaks to me. Especially as a father who no longer speaks with his own dad but wants to do well for his kid.
As a music guy, I never really paid much attention to the lyrics but, after these explanations by Phil, I have come to appreciate his talent. These lyrics are genius.
He's a pretty great lyricist for the most part.
That intro riff is still so good to my ears after all these years.
I personally prefer the breakdown at the end
Both are fire
When I have a bad day phil always brings me back up with his music!!! Best heavy metal vocalist of all time hands down!!! Pantera will always live!!
One of Pantera's best.
1:15
“A lot of times the wrong things come out of your mouth ... But this time, I got it right.”
An underrated song. One of my favorites.
As a 43 year old man i think phil is the only celebrity i can imagine i would divert to fan boy mode if i met him
"sober such a high word" Phil on Loyola University. My respect to Phil. I'm not a fashion paparazzi journalist, I'ma FAN of that machine called Pantera.. and Phil was his voice And ever be. Dimebag and Vinnie love this man, and I'm pretty sure Phil feel the same. Period. RIP my beloved master Darrell, miss ya`dude A LOT.
I was severely abused by my father. Pantera was always my band.
Did you get anal probed
I Could Relate To The Pantera Song 25 Years Because I Resented The Fuck Out Of My Family
It's good seeing Phil sober!!!!
he's baked man... look at his eyes and listen to his voice
Tulsa Grimley that's what I think too, but I consider smoking pot being sober compared to alcohol, heroin, and pain killers....his old demons. I'm not worried.
Whilst I agree, you cannot redefine a term due to personal Ideology. Peace
Thats what I was referring to as "being sober" also CanyoneroTimbo. I don't think smoking herb is something that should even be in a drug category. And for Phil,smoking pot only would be a HUGE success. If that's the case,I'm proud of him and happy for him.
He wasn't sober. But he is now and he looks and sounds so much better.
I have some weird coincidences with Phil. 1 being a VERY bad back which led to narcotic addiction and 2 my relationship or lack there of with my father is eerily familiar. 25 years hits the spot.BULLS EYE!
I think a lot of male/guy Pantera fans can relate to Phil. Lord knows I can; back issues/injury, narcotics problem, and of course major relationship issues with my old man. It IS very eerie. I'm in the same boat as you bro.
As do I, the molestation as a child, a heroin addict, a falling out with my Dad shortly before he passed (I still resent the fact that I can't remember the last time I told him I loved him before he passed) and legitimate back issues too. My heroin addiction came years and years after being prescribed the strongest pharmaceutical grade pain killers you can get. I have been clean for over 4 months now from any opiod. My back still hurts pretty much constantly but I try to manage now with only Lyrica. It doesnt fully take it away but its better than nothing at all and most definitely better than being chemically dependent. I dont think I can fathom anything else being as evil as child molestation and heroin/opiod addiction when you have legitimate back problems. Shew.
I do to
NOT AGAIN.
That whole album was impeccably crafted...completely amazing! That song is one of my favorite songs since it hit home hard when I first heard it. 🙌🖤🔥🤘🔥👊
Well put agreed🤘
@@faust8569 🔥🤘🔥
Shedding skin :through and through The Surge of groove movement is epic the first time I heard that song Love at First hearing🤘 I was 13 and I still feel the same as it impacts a Timeless nature ..Cheers 🤘😈
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I hear ya and feel ya! 🤘🔥💯
Always my favorite
Yes Phil !! , I can 100 percent relate!!!!
Goddamn fucking right! “You never be the father I am!!!!” Happy Father’s Day to all my metal head fathers that love their kids!🤘🤘🤘🤘
KING OF METAL
What's funny is that I got the vibe that this was about a relationship with a family member. I love this song and this is my favorite off the record, because I can relate to a disfunctional family.
WE'RE FUCKING YOU BACK WE'RE FUCKING YOU BACK
one of the best songs
I can relate to this song .
This is my fav pantera song. I loved the primal, dark, rusty riff really. The lyrics i initially didnt relate to, but after his explanation, i can.
I just love the fucking beginning riff! one the grooviest for sure
fuck yes i can relate with what phil says about the song
I still.throw tantrums w my paren
It's rock and roll. Someone has to make a sacrifice. It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll.
indeed
Today FBD is 25 years
I know his dad he was a truly a good person, and a friend. He was so proud of his son accomplishments.
He doesn't even know your existence lol
But you don’t know their relationship dynamics
But you don’t know their relationship dynamics
But you don’t know their relationship dynamics
But you don’t know their relationship dynamics
his father passed in Jan 2021, I can see where he got his looks from. Hope he & Phil Sr. made peace b4 that..
I wouldn't be here without this album. I was so God damn lost and pissed and hateful I couldn't hear a
Thought. Then you spit all MY bullshit into the crowd and had thousands of people stomp it into nothing. Thank you
sic!!!!!!!!!
heavy stuff. hugs phil
Song helped me through some shit Phil. No joke.
"TheBastard Father to TheThousands!"
its my fav song cause of the riffs and rhythm, not the lyrics i have tk admit. maybe when i was younger i had a few of phils sentiments in the lyrics.
So Beavis and Butthead was pretty spot on that he did have dad issues
I feel sorry for Phil. My Dad was imperfect but really as good of dad that I could ever be.
WE’RE FUCKING YOU BACK! FUCKING YOU BACK!!!!
Were fucking you back! Were fucking you back!
I can not imagine Phil as a child. I think he was born full grown.
people write love letters to the love of their lives. This is a hate letter to his dad.
Orphaned to the dope and drinks I learned my lesson well some how from you.
I can relate, only true family I ever had (grandparents) has been long since dead, the rest of 'my family' nonsense started well before I was legit grown, but came to a head around 18-19, not 25.
Fuck, I had been homeless due to my asshole mother's nonsense 2 or 3 times before even being 18 & while it was illegal for her to kick me out, little did I know til it was too late to prosecute.
just look at him. "Head butts on broken glass!"
This is their heaviest song imo
Wasnt Phil raised by his mom and stepdad instead of his father?
Imagine why
Playlist for the full interview: th-cam.com/video/mp2H5Hau9bs/w-d-xo.html
As a huge Pantera fan, I just couldn't leave New Orleans without dining at Anselmo's Restaurant during my trip there for Mardi Gras 2003. I met Phil's parents, and couldn't believe that such mild mannered people gave birth to the man who became one of the most volatile hardasses in music history. They were very nice, but you could tell they didn't want to discuss their son. I heard that he has since kinda patched things up with them. Unfortunately, he has humiliated them yet again with his "White Power" incident at Dimebash. Smh.
Not that Phil is a racist, but God forbid anyone make a mistake, let alone a white man expressing that opinion (there is a difference that both Phil and I acknowledge as the difference between ride, and supremacy, which both of us are proud, not supremacists). Phil by his own admission has stated it was a (bad) joke about white wine he used to piss off and trigger some hecklers at his show. Wrong execution of the right idea. Again, not saying I'm a racial supremacist, it any other race besides the white race can say whatever racial power they want and nobody gets offended, but the second a white man says it, the whole goddamn MSM falls onto it's own intellectually retarded blade, and uses racially obsessed SJW NPC snowflakes to propagate the whole narrative.
@@ricksanchez6294 he did it at a show in 2001, and another in 1998 that isnt on youtube.
I think he was drunk.
Nothing is wrong about being proud to be white
@@redrocket9861 No, but there's definitely something wrong with saying "white power" while giving a Nazi salute
i wonder if he's in therapy and how hilarious his therapy sessions would be
BORNTODIE WORLDISAFUCK 1917DEADCAPITALISTS guess what, thats life. Shitty hands get dealt thru out rezervations, ghettos And trailer parks in the US of A. The world dont stop spinning for no one, specially peeps that have had it ruffer with less opportunitys. Shit happens in life that's outta ur control, roll with the punches because life goes on. Can't play the victim card, to easy to drown in self pitty, gotta stay in motion. But though it isn't a laughing matter, many have had it worse with no help with money, fam, or support.
Probably the most underrated song he's wrote.
What's on his head
Inspiration!
An accident on stage
ForeHead RugRash...
Maybe.
You’ll never be the father I am, bastard father to the thousands, of the criticized, ugly, and wanted, ones with fathers just like you
I’m shoving my life right down your throat, can I find the guts, can I feel the heart, look in the ground as it chokes me up, does it taste like tequila or failure?