7:00 - A New Level 8:01 - Solo 8:40 - Walk 9:11 - Solo 9:44 - Primal Concrete Sledge Riff/Solo - 9:59 18:15 - This Love Solo 19:00 - Cemetery Gates Solo 38:10 - Fucking Hostile - 38:50 Solo 39:15 - Heresy 39:38 - Mouth For War 40:16 - Psycho Holiday 40:44 - Solo 41:33 - Cowboys From Hell 41:50 Solo 42:53 - The Art of Shredding - 43:00 Solo R.I.P Dimebag We love You :c
This Love solo and Cemetery Gates solo....those sound amazing! Especially his intro to This Love and his outro to Cemetery Gates....amazing improvisation!! I can't watch this video enough...
@@jaquestraw1 I believe that's not what he would've wanted. Of course it's sad but I bet he would'nt want everybody to feel sorry/be sad about his death for the rest of their lives. Better keep the fun and impact he had on music in your heart. ;)
@@noodles6390 He not dead. Just murdered but he lives in his music and people who listen to his music is hold him in this world. Let's listen to everything what Dime made.
I made it to about the 12minute mark and just lost it. We were all robbed of a national treasure. A beautiful soul that, in spite of his immeasurable talent and fame, never even once considered himself better than anyone.
You know it's truuuuueeee!" 🤣 anybody else say afterwards "Everything I do, I do it for youuuuuuu?" Or just me? I wonder if that was what Dime was quoting lol. What a great character to go with his metal guitar chops. A real artist, every real artist has unique characteristics and Dime was no different. You know it's him when you hear him. Hoping that the two Abbott brothers are reunited somewhere, ripping a few licks and chillin. RIP fellas, God Speed🙏🎸🥁
Dimebag and Layne Stayle are the only musicians I truly miss , i shed a tear each time i see videos like this. I never met them, but they sure made it feel like I did. Rest up Dime, your are truly missed. 🙏
Amazing. Was in high school in the '90s and was a huge Pantera fan. Dimebag was easily the best metal guitarist of that era in my opinion. Made everything look so easy and effortless. The guy was a beast. R.I.P brother.
Best metal guitarist of the era and arguably one of the top guitarists of all time! Definitely one of my favorites to ever live. And he plays SO effortlessly. No matter the day, no matter how intoxicated, once he picks up a guitar it’s game over.
@@drewbocop It is really incredible what he did on guitar. So strange how every now and again these people come along and change everything! Him, EVH, Hendrix, Page, B.B.etc.
I come back to this every so often. His scales and grit are so recognizable. He's up there with David Gilmour, Jimi Hendrix, and EVH as far as throwing down a solo and knowing exactly who's playing it. I always think of him as a raunchier southern-fried EVH mixed with some Randy Rhoads splashed in.
Hell yeah dude. Some people you just know instantly. I think that's a sure sign of greatness. To not just be very good at your craft, but to be defined.
That's the only good thing EVH ever did he was a smart mouth drunk and blamed Randy Rhoads from stealing riffs from him amd Randy didn't do it George Lynch said the same thing
@@isopropyltoxicity Wtf does Eddies personality have do with anything ? Dime held Eddie in high regard bc he's a guitar player , while everyone in the comments are fans ! And " fanboy " is like a preteen insult , grow up d bag ! Eddie was one of the best to ever do it and so was Randy Rhoads ! Eddie and Randy were innovative as hell ! The difference being Randy was heavily influenced by classical and how it could be translated to modern rock guitar and Eddie was much more blues influenced...get shit right b4 you say Eddie aint shit !
I got to spend time with him one day in the early 90. All day. Before and after the gig. I was with the opening band at Annie's in Cincinnati. He called me bro a few times that day. That meant everything to me then but even more now. We talked about his rig and he wanted my brothers 69 Marshall cream color cabinet that he wouldn't let go. Dime said a have a blank check just name the price brother. He treated us with so much respect. We gave that in return. I went to his grave not long after he was murdered. It was just me him and the sun going down. I told him he didn't deserve to go out like that and I loved him. I drank a beer then poured him one out. I smoked a joint and left one on his grave. I cried like a fucking baby. Now Vinn is with him. That's because Vinn had a broken heart. We miss you Abbott Brothers. Getcha Pull. Full Pull.
Sometimes I miss Dimes too much and come here and hang out a bit. Then I read some truth like yours and I cry and realize just how big the hole left behind is, even all those years later. Peace brother.
I would have given anything to have been there that day at this clinc! The playing was insane but..... My favorite part is watching Dime with his fans. R.I.P. Dime, you were truly a man among men and a stand up guy!!! You are so missed
I was disappointed they all seemed too star struck to really engage him and talk. It seems like that's what he wanted (to be engaged). Hell I would have gone full technical guitarist with him and really drilled him about his ideas!!!! Still awesome, though.
Always made it all look effortless 🤘🏽. Something that I always felt was under appreciated about him was his willingness to share his “secrets”. Dude always showed his tricks and was happy to break it down. He had no ego. One of the coolest individuals to grace a stage. Blessed to have met him a few times and seen him crush it with Pantera.
He listens to what people say, and doesn't just wait for his turn to speak. My ol man went to school w him, said he truly was approachable and kind. Still friends w Glaze to this day..
I feel that, & i realize he & John were taken from us, but dying is dying. I still miss Bon, i never really got over that. He was the man, & then he was gone. So i feel this too, i play a little guitar & Dime & Edwards passing has been gutting. Eddie is my Dime & talk about genuine people. RIP Dime…Ed…Bon…Vinnie
If you watch videos about dime and see older musicians from the area and time where he was, apparently he was just a humble guitarist who went to go see local bands all the time even when pantera was at its fame and not touring it shows how powerful someone who is so in touch with the music and what they can leave behind
I never was into Pantera. I’ve heard “Walk” maybe ten times but that’s about it. But from Darrel’s lessons he wrote for guitar world. (I think) His personality came through on paper, so I always read his articles because I liked his attitude. Though I never sat down with a guitar and took in his “guitar lesson” what I did learn from him is to check my attitude. “What you habitually think largely determines what you will ultimately become”….. So I “TRY” to lose the negative thoughts and only focus on the positive. Because it’s easy to become depressed from all the negativity we’re constantly being fed. So choose the positive. You have a choice. You are master of your attitude, so choose the positive and the constructive view. Optimism is the faith that leads to success and happiness. “Absorb what is useful, discard what is not, add what is uniquely your own” ~ Bruce Lee
one extremely cool guy! I understand why he was so loved! I met him briefly in 2000,very good natured and positive guy, and he was a millionaire rock star,he didn't have an ego!zero! and was of the greatest ever, but more importantly, a very nice man,just loved life and his fan's were his friends!
I really love how Dime makes that comment about how he would get an album expecting to get his ass kicked but then be let down and then go back out to find a band that would lay it down on the level that he wanted to hear... This attitude is really the heart of metal music... If you want a job done right and you wanna pulverize the listener, do it yourself!!! I miss you dude.... You truly define the essence of what this craft is all about. RIP
He was so kind and genuine to his fans. Guitar aside, he was just a great fucking person. You can learn a lot just watching him interact with everyone while signing autographs. You know it’s true!
Partied with him in 2001. He’s exactly how he seems. We were two dumb 18 yo kids in their dressing room after a show with Pantera, slayer, static x, and morbid angel, and Dime and Vinnie treated us like we were old friends. Drank black tooth’s, threw beers to me in the shower, signed shit and took pictures on my disposable camera. Dude was an absolute legend in every way
I had the great opportunity to meet him after Pantera's show in Geneva in early 2000. He was standing behind me, between 2 big black bodyguard, watching metal show and driking beer!Dim was soooooo nice that he understood I was a HUGE FAN .He simply invited me for a drink. That was my very best night ever. RIP dude million of fan miss U
@@youcancallmeKIRK idk, maybe because they were the only ones available at the time? Or maybe because they had an extra shift Either way we don't know, but is it a surprise both white and black do security work?
I never listened to a ton of Pantera and never even heard a dimebag interview but i teared up at the start of this video just hearin him speak and knowin how much he meant to Pantera fans and how insanely talented he was. Just a shame what happened to him.
Yep. I smoked a J with him a couple dudes on the deck of a riverboat casino back in 2003. Dude was nice and talked with anyone who said hello. Vince was downstairs still gambling, didn't have a chance to talk with him.
I love that. How he starts it off. The boring dude that was repping for Randall shuts up, Dime walks out, doesn't even look at the crowd, just yells "Sup!" Thats awesome. He seems like he was such a great guy
@@XtremeKillah101I think hes just high on life and being the most badass guitarist and person in the world at that time..maybe a little weed and alcohol too lol
17:40 - Breathing into mic for some reason 26:30 - Also breathing into mic for some reason 33:00 - Speaking from the heart The guy came to my hometown once, I didn't get to see him, but he was at a local guitar store and I would like to think he wasn't just doing these appearances for the money, because you can see clearly how enthusiastic he is here in this video just to talk to these hardcore fans. He practically begs them for questions. Then he literally gives a small masterclass in guitaring for dummies because he was a truly humble and passionate guitarist. This footage is priceless.
Yeah, tears right off the bat. Dime had so much life in him and he showed it. Must have been so cool to hang with him. His energy is infectious. Seeing his playing in this format is incredible too. RIP DIME.
There's so many out there, we need to support them. Some day I will become a musician too and I wish I had a little bit of Dime's humility than talent, he was insane. Rest in peace, buddy.
It’s so crazy to see this because his guitar is literally an extension of him as a person. And those are the people who will always be remembered generations from now
darrell was so funny man, just loving life loving guitar, you can tell everyone he met and interacted with he was the life of the party cracking jokes.... RIP DIME
Dime was so fucking cool man...hanging out with fans after everyone already left and just bullshitting with them. And at the end he's asking the guy if the tone of his guitar sounded good.....so he was still wanted to know what it sounded like to the crowd....idk. Just one cool dude. I met him once and it was one of the best days of my life..very surreal seeing your favorite band and guitar player a foot away from you....
Started guitar because of mick mars and Kirk hammet and slash but now my biggest influence In tone and guitar is Dimebag. Watching this makes it almost like I know the guy. No clue how anyone could kill this amazing genius. Rest in rock n roll paradise. We love and miss you so much Dimebag
Absolutely fantastic 😢 Rest Peacefully Dimebag Daryl Abbott nearly 20 year since you were taking away from the world still can't believe it! 😢 The Best 👌 Rest Peacefully Vincent Abbott 😢 Unbelievable there both gone!!
I never had the opportunity to see dime while he was living, but i have visited him three times to pay my respect. One of the best humans to grace the earth, you are still missed Dime.
I’m now nearly 32, I can remember being in school when we got the issue of metal hammer announcing Dimes death and paying tribute to him. I remember walking to college with Pantera loaded up on my MP3 player, and now here I am still watching videos of Dime Play. This guy was a fucking guitar GOD. I mean fuck, look at him rip. No-one has ever played like that EVER. What a loss. Fuck that prick that pulled the trigger that day.
I’m so jealous of the people that were there for this. There are so many questions I want to ask him, I wanna tell him how influential he would be to an entire generation of guitar players. How he doesn’t understand his own importance.. he was born mere man, but ascended to Godhood. Rest Easy Dime. We miss you!
Jesus. Go easy on the religion. He was one of the best guitar players (and probably the most social one) but that don't give him godhood. One of the things to likeable about him is his down-to-earthness. Would he have known of his importance, he would have lost that and become a jazz player. So be glad he didn't know his value.
@@domanz1 shit imma start the church of Dime and the tithes will be riffs and we’ll squeal harmonics in prayer and services will be dissecting different Pantera and Damageplan Riffs. Don’t mistake my hyperbole for idiocy. I’m not going to worship a man. You need a chill pill my guy.
He knew. I think he did understand his influence. But this man had ZERO ego. He remained this way even later into his career, based on some accounts I've heard from the early Damageplan days.
I just turned 13 years old when Vulgar Display was released. I remember obtaining a new cassette, opening it, smelling the plastic, carboard sleeve, and ink. I remember seeing the colored pictures inside with their names. I remember seeing Dime's picture and thinking this is the guy who is on guitar, and still didn't think he was real. Their music was a big part of my teenage years. Memories that I'll treasure until the day I die. Thank you, Dime.
Ahhh...memories. The smell of new tape plastic. For me, I would have to add the smell of old fast food in a hot car in Texas as I pop the tape into the deck.
That’s a very cool story. I was a bit older so I went to the shows. It was everything you imagine and more. Now crank up the VOLUME in your imagination X 10, turn the lights off and on real fucking fast and have a churning melee of crazed, drunken, stoned, hardcore PANTERA fans flying all around you. WITH THOSE DUDES as the deafening soundtrack for this sensory overload. It was a scene for damn sure.
@@philstone3859 I can't even imagine that. We can't choose the times we grew up in but that period of the early to mid 90's will never be replicated. Nobody will understand having a Walkman or Discman and listening to cassettes or CD's on the school bus. I wouldn't change anything about it. Great times.
I absolutely LOVED VDOP, to the extent that the album cover patch of the guy getting punched is sewn on the back of my leather jacket with two circular CFH patches sewn on either shoulder to commemorate the best metal band I ever heard in my life...
easily one of the greatest videos ever uploaded to TH-cam. Who ever had this tape thank you very much! Every time I see it I'm amazed and smile ear to ear.
the amount of emotion, power and energy this guy emitted from his guitar was unparalleled and will never be surpassed. He really took the art of metal lead guitar to a new level.
I really dig his attitude - live life to fullest, don't whine about anything, have fun, always stay positive. That's the vibe I get from Dime. Amazing person.
I'been seen this for years now, Almost 10 or 12 years... and I he never stop amazing me how candid, genuin, humble and talented he was... You are THE BEST OF ALL FUCKING TIME... RIP BRO...
it wows me at how his stage playing was as good as the recordings but that he also played with such ease and grace...he seemed to communicate thru the guitar better than he spoke with his own voice...like it was a more natural outlet for noise. 1 in a million guitar legend! perfection!
I bet they were too stunned to speak/ask questions at first... I would be too. He's such an amazing and down to earth dude, done his best to make everyone feel confortable and not intimidated by his presence
I think he developed such a personality because he was so good people probably felt intimated around him so he got real good at breaking the ice and was very likeable
48:08 his facial reactions are changing like he is playing cemetery gates live , goddamn man his soul was made to play music , he is signing autographs but in his mind is jamming with the background music , he really might be up there jamming right now , makes me wanna cry , we love you dime , jam in peace brother .
I have my one year old sitting on my lap and he has a big old shit eating grin on his face watching dime play ... forever missed but never forgotten- vinnie and dime jamming together again! What an era it was, glad to of been a part of it!
i come back to this video alot. dime past before i was even born, but he still inspires kids like me. As much as i am dissapointed that my generation isn't doing as great as they could, im glad i was able to be born in a time where i can go back and watch all these old videos and look past the drama. Dime will always be inspiring people even after his death. R.I.P Dime
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7:00 - A New Level 8:01 - Solo
8:40 - Walk 9:11 - Solo
9:44 - Primal Concrete Sledge Riff/Solo - 9:59
18:15 - This Love Solo
19:00 - Cemetery Gates Solo
38:10 - Fucking Hostile - 38:50 Solo
39:15 - Heresy
39:38 - Mouth For War
40:16 - Psycho Holiday 40:44 - Solo
41:33 - Cowboys From Hell 41:50 Solo
42:53 - The Art of Shredding - 43:00 Solo
R.I.P Dimebag We love You :c
This Love solo and Cemetery Gates solo....those sound amazing! Especially his intro to This Love and his outro to Cemetery Gates....amazing improvisation!! I can't watch this video enough...
5:28 That's the Riff of "Living through Me (Hell's wrath)" way before the song came out.
@@jojozahau He used to play This love riff in 1987
someone knows whats the song he plays at 31:32?
@@SanctaeGermaniae Sweet Home Alabama
"as far as im concerned you can get a harmonic anywhere" was the most metal shit ive ever heard in my life
That's what I thought as well. No rules...Getchyapull
lol your username
@DestroyerOfEvil_69 you are a God. LOL the most priceless comment on youtube!!!
It's true when you run as much gain as he did.
@@johnny_sins_himselfLmfaooo
He has the ability to play guitar while doing stand up comedy for a 2 hour show. He played great with a legendary personality.
The one and only to do it. Maybe Paul gilbert. But dime is just too legendary.
Devy too
@@JustinSpakable Hhfhfh
@@tamdam z
Chk
@@915Mikhail?
Brings a tear to my eye. What a dude, what a guitarist, what a loss. 😢
When he introduced his mom I really felt his loss.
dime's hair is absolutely legendary
Haha yup! I remember reading n interview with him, saying that when he's performing that his hair will suffocate him getting in his face. Lol
Dime was just legendary in every facet
Lol I have hair identical to his
His perm was always on point😂
You can't watch this without a smile on your face.
and a tear in your eye
@@jaquestraw1 I believe that's not what he would've wanted. Of course it's sad but I bet he would'nt want everybody to feel sorry/be sad about his death for the rest of their lives. Better keep the fun and impact he had on music in your heart. ;)
@@noodles6390 He not dead. Just murdered but he lives in his music and people who listen to his music is hold him in this world. Let's listen to everything what Dime made.
I'm more like 😮😱 (currently on new level)
right? He has a lightness about him; love it. And he's so damn good.
I made it to about the 12minute mark and just lost it. We were all robbed of a national treasure. A beautiful soul that, in spite of his immeasurable talent and fame, never even once considered himself better than anyone.
You know it's truuuuueeee!" 🤣 anybody else say afterwards "Everything I do, I do it for youuuuuuu?"
Or just me? I wonder if that was what Dime was quoting lol. What a great character to go with his metal guitar chops. A real artist, every real artist has unique characteristics and Dime was no different. You know it's him when you hear him. Hoping that the two Abbott brothers are reunited somewhere, ripping a few licks and chillin. RIP fellas, God Speed🙏🎸🥁
He was riffing on the milli vanilli song 😂
@wayne Ahh yes you're probably right there 🤣 even more amusing! What a legend.
I believe the “it’s true” tag line he says is from his solo album ep which he wrote a song entitled “True”…his album is called “the hitz”
Sometimes I get a bit burned out on guitar practice, then I come here and I immediately rediscover the joy of playing. Thank you Dimebag.
Me right now dude!!
Yes!!!
I'm here for that exact reason
Frrrr
I literally just said the same thing to myself. Then I read your comment 🤘
The dude who filmed this is a fucking legend. And so is dime.
Bobby tongs
Dimebag and Layne Stayle are the only musicians I truly miss , i shed a tear each time i see videos like this. I never met them, but they sure made it feel like I did. Rest up Dime, your are truly missed. 🙏
Amazing. Was in high school in the '90s and was a huge Pantera fan. Dimebag was easily the best metal guitarist of that era in my opinion. Made everything look so easy and effortless. The guy was a beast. R.I.P brother.
Easily one of the best and most likely _the_ best
I so agree 100% \m/
Best metal guitarist of the era and arguably one of the top guitarists of all time! Definitely one of my favorites to ever live. And he plays SO effortlessly. No matter the day, no matter how intoxicated, once he picks up a guitar it’s game over.
@@drewbocop It is really incredible what he did on guitar. So strange how every now and again these people come along and change everything! Him, EVH, Hendrix, Page, B.B.etc.
Dimebag was the last great. Nobody is half as good as he is this day in time. They don’t play with heart and feel. It’s only about cash and fame.
Dime is the hendrix of Metal.
@Life Is Peachy bruh
@Life Is Peachy u obviously dont play instruments
@@gabrielq.9825 With that type of name you assumed right. Sounds like someone who plays the triangle.
@@Terror.237 sounds like an insult to triangle players, thats shit needs skill man. That person prolly cant even play the triangle
@Life Is Peachy Hendrix couldn't even be replicated or covered right by expert players.
I'm surprised this doesn't have more views. This footage should be preserved in a museum, in my opinion.
Pretty sure there’s another video exactly the same with almost 2M views. Dime was a god
Its a dude playing metal on a guitar. Most people dont give a shit.
@@trenken @Sam Redmond Dime IS God. Always was. Always will be. I miss him.
Im surprised nobody was askin questions....like ARE YOU SERIOUS?!?!?!?!?!
entièrement d'accord avec toi dude!
Almost 1 hour of Dimebag, almost a fourth of my daily Dimebag video watching!
😂😂😂🤘🤘🤘
He is one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
JOKESTER! SAY'S OH! FUCK! YEAH!!!
THE BEST. not one of...
@@joehogue7331 facts
Agreed
The fuckin best COME OWN \m/ 🥃🖤✨️
dime is the reason why i play guitar
+Rogger Montalban me 2 dude
+Rogger Montalban Same, bro.
+Rogger Montalban same here man he's my ultimate icon
same
same here bud.
I am honored to even see this video.
I come back to this every so often. His scales and grit are so recognizable. He's up there with David Gilmour, Jimi Hendrix, and EVH as far as throwing down a solo and knowing exactly who's playing it. I always think of him as a raunchier southern-fried EVH mixed with some Randy Rhoads splashed in.
Hell yeah dude. Some people you just know instantly. I think that's a sure sign of greatness. To not just be very good at your craft, but to be defined.
He was buried with EVH guitar.
That's the only good thing EVH ever did he was a smart mouth drunk and blamed Randy Rhoads from stealing riffs from him amd Randy didn't do it George Lynch said the same thing
@@lorettasearcy1471 Eddie was kind of an egomaniac nobody really talks about it tho cause of the fanboys
@@isopropyltoxicity Wtf does Eddies personality have do with anything ? Dime held Eddie in high regard bc he's a guitar player , while everyone in the comments are fans ! And " fanboy " is like a preteen insult , grow up d bag ! Eddie was one of the best to ever do it and so was Randy Rhoads ! Eddie and Randy were innovative as hell ! The difference being Randy was heavily influenced by classical and how it could be translated to modern rock guitar and Eddie was much more blues influenced...get shit right b4 you say Eddie aint shit !
How can you not love this guy? What a character! Love the personality and playing!
"How long have you been playing?"
"' 'bout 13."
Damn, even his answers to small questions like that are cooler than I'll ever be.
If you listen closely someone says ...."days?"
@@SteveCremulation666 Comedy gold XD
I got to spend time with him one day in the early 90. All day. Before and after the gig. I was with the opening band at Annie's in Cincinnati. He called me bro a few times that day. That meant everything to me then but even more now. We talked about his rig and he wanted my brothers 69 Marshall cream color cabinet that he wouldn't let go. Dime said a have a blank check just name the price brother. He treated us with so much respect. We gave that in return. I went to his grave not long after he was murdered. It was just me him and the sun going down. I told him he didn't deserve to go out like that and I loved him. I drank a beer then poured him one out. I smoked a joint and left one on his grave. I cried like a fucking baby. Now Vinn is with him. That's because Vinn had a broken heart. We miss you Abbott Brothers. Getcha Pull. Full Pull.
Sometimes I miss Dimes too much and come here and hang out a bit. Then I read some truth like yours and I cry and realize just how big the hole left behind is, even all those years later.
Peace brother.
Getcha pull, bro. God bless 🤙
@@ianrochon1728 ABSOLUTELY Dude ☆
amen,&a woman..or,WTF ever they say theze daze😉
Getcha Pull. Amen 🙏
What does getcha pull mean? I hear it alot
I would have given anything to have been there that day at this clinc! The playing was insane but..... My favorite part is watching Dime with his fans.
R.I.P. Dime, you were truly a man among men and a stand up guy!!! You are so missed
I was disappointed they all seemed too star struck to really engage him and talk. It seems like that's what he wanted (to be engaged). Hell I would have gone full technical guitarist with him and really drilled him about his ideas!!!! Still awesome, though.
Without a doubt Dime was one of the greatest innovators of the guitar.
What did he innovate exactly ?
@@2216sammy Harmonic whammy squeals, popularized scooped mid tones, whammy pedal dynamics, suspended chord leads (floods).... what have you done to innovate guitar exactly?
Always made it all look effortless 🤘🏽. Something that I always felt was under appreciated about him was his willingness to share his “secrets”. Dude always showed his tricks and was happy to break it down. He had no ego. One of the coolest individuals to grace a stage. Blessed to have met him a few times and seen him crush it with Pantera.
@@2216sammywhy you hatin' brah? 🤷
@@2216sammy hard to really explain it. Nobody sounds like him. Before or since.
He always came up with the coolest riffs and solos. God rest his soul.
What's that even mean. It's a cliche.
@@loganmadder4647 it means fuck you, praise Dime.
Most metal person that ever lived he was somethin man
God rest his solo .....
That's what makes you sad, the dude was too way ahead for the time.
Brings me to tears when I watch Dime so generous with his listening skills and genuine responses. I'll never get over his death.
My grandparents never got over Lennon. He's going to be Lennon for me. Still having a hard time with it even into old age.
He listens to what people say, and doesn't just wait for his turn to speak. My ol man went to school w him, said he truly was approachable and kind. Still friends w Glaze to this day..
Yeah like you have to have some insane amount of issues that's wrong with you to kill someone like dim
I feel that, & i realize he & John were taken from us, but dying is dying. I still miss Bon, i never really got over that. He was the man, & then he was gone. So i feel this too, i play a little guitar & Dime & Edwards passing has been gutting. Eddie is my Dime & talk about genuine people. RIP Dime…Ed…Bon…Vinnie
If you watch videos about dime and see older musicians from the area and time where he was, apparently he was just a humble guitarist who went to go see local bands all the time even when pantera was at its fame and not touring it shows how powerful someone who is so in touch with the music and what they can leave behind
This dude was really something else, absolute fkn legend & his personality matched his playing. I could listen to him play forever. Rest easy Dime ❤️
I never was into Pantera. I’ve heard “Walk” maybe ten times but that’s about it.
But from Darrel’s lessons he wrote for guitar world. (I think) His personality came through on paper, so I always read his articles because I liked his attitude. Though I never sat down with a guitar and took in his “guitar lesson” what I did learn from him is to check my attitude.
“What you habitually think largely determines what you will ultimately become”…..
So I “TRY” to lose the negative thoughts and only focus on the positive. Because it’s easy to become depressed from all the negativity we’re constantly being fed. So choose the positive. You have a choice. You are master of your attitude, so choose the positive and the constructive view.
Optimism is the faith that leads to success and happiness.
“Absorb what is useful, discard what is not, add what is uniquely your own” ~ Bruce Lee
I needed to read this, thanks man. Bless you.
You should probably get into Pantera
@@jaredbrooks7219 This post found me at time a really needed it too. Thanks, @bad fish 408
That’s really cool.👍🙏
Have you gotten into Pantera yet?
THIS is why Dimebag is and always will be awesome.
Nathan ni
one extremely cool guy! I understand why he was so loved! I met him briefly in 2000,very good natured and positive guy, and he was a millionaire rock star,he didn't have an ego!zero! and was of the greatest ever, but more importantly, a very nice man,just loved life and his fan's were his friends!
He is always himself and letting no one change that
As soon as the primal concrete sledge riff came on I started a pit in my living room
Lol😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😹😹
Eduardo Hernandez r/whatthefuck
Coz may b u were listening to Backstreet boys then little chicko n weren't there when this hell of a guitarist was shot
My man
As we all should.
Textbook procedure.
Well done.
Man, I miss Dimebag.
I haven't ever heard anyone else who plays like he did.
RiP x
Same here dude. Incredible playing and his aproach towards life.
Thank you. \m/
And you will never hear it again, Dine was on his own planet.
I really love how Dime makes that comment about how he would get an album expecting to get his ass kicked but then be let down and then go back out to find a band that would lay it down on the level that he wanted to hear... This attitude is really the heart of metal music... If you want a job done right and you wanna pulverize the listener, do it yourself!!! I miss you dude.... You truly define the essence of what this craft is all about. RIP
"You knoooow its trueee"
RIP DIME
I've been getting people to say this phrase the way Dime does for years now.
I say this every once in a while. Any idea where it's from?
Bryan Lettow I always assumed they were joking on that line from “Everything I Do” by Bryan Adams since it was such a popular song in the early 90s
TwoLameDucks Thanks I'll look it up
I still say that to this day. People look at me funny afterwards lol
Man, he wasn't just one of the best guitarists ever, he had a great fucking personality. :)
Dime did make the guitar seem so easy, but we all know that it takes hours and days of practice to play with such intensity!! R.I.P. Dime!! 🤘🤘🤘
He was so kind and genuine to his fans. Guitar aside, he was just a great fucking person. You can learn a lot just watching him interact with everyone while signing autographs. You know it’s true!
Shame the bastard who took him away from us, Dime will always be one of my absolute guitar heros of all time.
Rest in peace, buddy.
Fuck Nathan hale dime was the coolest member out of pantera Damn! That son of bitch who killed dime and others that night
Shit a turd makes history taking out a Dime...
Where’s the grave of that bastard? I would like to take a crap on top of his grave.
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Dude was probably an MK ultra experiment.
@@freeschaeffercox1640 ? What?
Dime was way ahead of the sound, he had a passion for music, just a down to earth dude. Loved what he did and wanted to share with others.
to have such talent and be so incredibly humble is truly inspiring
Man!! He has to have been the nicest, coolest guy in metal history!
No ego, dude. Down to earth as you get.
You’ll hear countless stories of people that partied with Dime all saying the same thing.
Partied with him in 2001. He’s exactly how he seems. We were two dumb 18 yo kids in their dressing room after a show with Pantera, slayer, static x, and morbid angel, and Dime and Vinnie treated us like we were old friends. Drank black tooth’s, threw beers to me in the shower, signed shit and took pictures on my disposable camera. Dude was an absolute legend in every way
Dude rocks a confederate flag guitar
@@totesmagotes3688 Its true. \m/
I had the great opportunity to meet him after Pantera's show in Geneva in early 2000. He was standing behind me, between 2 big black bodyguard, watching metal show and driking beer!Dim was soooooo nice that he understood I was a HUGE FAN .He simply invited me for a drink. That was my very best night ever. RIP dude million of fan miss U
CFH Ramel Why the bodyguards gotta be black though?
@@youcancallmeKIRK idk, maybe because they were the only ones available at the time? Or maybe because they had an extra shift
Either way we don't know, but is it a surprise both white and black do security work?
you're a lucky guy man
CFH Ramel Great memory of Dime!! I miss him so much...he is legend and will live on forever! Great post..raise it up high brother \m/
Why black bodyguards?? Well that's a dumb question.
He was always so willing and even enthusiastic to peel back the curtain on his craft, setup, and techniques and share it with others. Gotta love Dime.
Such an underrated characteristic of his. Dude had no ego.
I never listened to a ton of Pantera and never even heard a dimebag interview but i teared up at the start of this video just hearin him speak and knowin how much he meant to Pantera fans and how insanely talented he was. Just a shame what happened to him.
I'm I the only one here thinking, "Dime's hair is god like."
Sry i men't "am I the only one."
Bradon Adams , NO, CAUSE I AGREE. HE WAS A BEAUTIFUL MAN, SMOKIN♡
Dime is God like.
And he looked so young by the time..
why the fuck would you be the only one thinking DIME is godlike
Dimebag seemed the kind of guy that had no beefs,hanged around with everyone,fucking cool guy.
Rest in Riffs!
I tear up about 10 minutes in every time I see this ..Miss you Brother! I will find you one day . R.I.P......
Never knew he was such a nice person. RIP
Yep. I smoked a J with him a couple dudes on the deck of a riverboat casino back in 2003. Dude was nice and talked with anyone who said hello. Vince was downstairs still gambling, didn't have a chance to talk with him.
I love that. How he starts it off. The boring dude that was repping for Randall shuts up, Dime walks out, doesn't even look at the crowd, just yells "Sup!" Thats awesome. He seems like he was such a great guy
Lmao dime acted like he was on some shit. Maybe Adderall or something
But the energy he brings to the crowd is awesome
@@XtremeKillah101I think hes just high on life and being the most badass guitarist and person in the world at that time..maybe a little weed and alcohol too lol
@@XtremeKillah101 I heard Phil say in an interview once that dime used to microdose acid. Could be that
@@Skinard14 I highly doubt he’s on acid in this lol
I actually teared up watching this a little bit, dunno why this hit like that today , rip dime
@Maniac 5000 hey I appreciate the kind words brotha!
Me too. God damn the garbage POS that took him from us. I won't even try to remember or say his name. The only name that matters to me is Dime Bag.
Same. F'ing world sucks fucks.
You're a human being sad about the premature death of Dime man!
EVH has been gone almost 2 years and I ain't been the same since.
17:40 - Breathing into mic for some reason
26:30 - Also breathing into mic for some reason
33:00 - Speaking from the heart
The guy came to my hometown once, I didn't get to see him, but he was at a local guitar store and I would like to think he wasn't just doing these appearances for the money, because you can see clearly how enthusiastic he is here in this video just to talk to these hardcore fans. He practically begs them for questions. Then he literally gives a small masterclass in guitaring for dummies because he was a truly humble and passionate guitarist. This footage is priceless.
Good call on the breathing 😂 I do weird breathing shit while teaching too.
Yeah, tears right off the bat. Dime had so much life in him and he showed it. Must have been so cool to hang with him. His energy is infectious. Seeing his playing in this format is incredible too. RIP DIME.
I could listen to him just talk for hours...dimebonics all the way getcha pull!
Kevin M , haha, dimebonics, you and me both. That's what I'm talkin bout....Getcha Pull!!!\m/
Ya know it's true.
This man just said they wrote vulgar display of power in two weeks.. holy shit
2022 and I'm still here taking lessons from the great one.. Dime is and will always be in a league of his own. Rest in Power brother
Torn between happy and sad watching this, amazing to see how humble and open he is. There will never be another. R.i.p xx
If more modern musicians had the humility and talent of this man......jesus what a world it would be
Walpurgisnacht9 forget imagine if they had at least the originality and creativity this guy had
Amen. Dime was a true gem of a musician, and from what I understand an INCREDIBLY nice human being.
There's so many out there, we need to support them.
Some day I will become a musician too and I wish I had a little bit of Dime's humility than talent, he was insane.
Rest in peace, buddy.
This video proves that Dime is the finest balance between technique and soul. Unbelievable how tidy and accurate he is.
Completely agree! You just summed up why he is my favorite guitarist.
This is literally one of the greatest videos ever. I'm going to record it on VHS just so I can cry about it deteriorating.
my god the questions I would have if I met this man. actually I'd probably be speechless.
Watching his interaction with the fans is one the best parts, he was sincerely a great guy.
It’s so crazy to see this because his guitar is literally an extension of him as a person. And those are the people who will always be remembered generations from now
Love Darrell's quirky humour, aswel as his playing so damn much. RIP Brother 🎸 🙏🏻
The reality of when you realize he’s not here anymore. Very empty feeling. Graced us with his presence for a short time.
Dime 's sound is so heavy like two Guitars and a Bass player all in one ...
I think its because of the way he tuned it
@@user-xm5fo3bo3twhat tuning is he normally in?
darrell was so funny man, just loving life loving guitar, you can tell everyone he met and interacted with he was the life of the party cracking jokes.... RIP DIME
Man he was such a cool person. He treats everybody with respect. Such a beautiful sole.
Soul, he ain't no shoe
Dime was so fucking cool man...hanging out with fans after everyone already left and just bullshitting with them. And at the end he's asking the guy if the tone of his guitar sounded good.....so he was still wanted to know what it sounded like to the crowd....idk. Just one cool dude. I met him once and it was one of the best days of my life..very surreal seeing your favorite band and guitar player a foot away from you....
i had no idea he was this nice of a bloke.
Rich Bardy never changed til the day he died. Always a gentleman. Always made sure everyone around him was having fun.
he was the best.
Me either. He seemed really great. I feel like I'm missing someone I never knew.
This made me cry.
I hung with him a few times at Vince's. He was always extremely hospitable to me. He just wanted everyone to have fun.
Started guitar because of mick mars and Kirk hammet and slash but now my biggest influence In tone and guitar is Dimebag. Watching this makes it almost like I know the guy. No clue how anyone could kill this amazing genius. Rest in rock n roll paradise. We love and miss you so much Dimebag
Came here right after they just announced that Tour for 2023.....NOBODY comes close to sounding like him. He was just on another level. 😥
Can't fake this level of humility.RIP Dimebag.
22:49 makes a simple scale sound like no other. A Instantly recognizable style of playing.
Lmfao dude that's the base sound of the scale.
@@chrisking6695 he's saying that Dime is playing a common scale but you can instantly recognize Dime's playing it.
Absolutely fantastic 😢 Rest Peacefully Dimebag Daryl Abbott nearly 20 year since you were taking away from the world still can't believe it! 😢 The Best 👌 Rest Peacefully Vincent Abbott 😢 Unbelievable there both gone!!
They'll never be no other like Dimebag. R.I.P brotha
Man, aside from being a monster player, he seemed like such a down to earth dude. Wish he was still around. Rest in peace Dime
I never had the opportunity to see dime while he was living, but i have visited him three times to pay my respect. One of the best humans to grace the earth, you are still missed Dime.
I’m now nearly 32, I can remember being in school when we got the issue of metal hammer announcing Dimes death and paying tribute to him. I remember walking to college with Pantera loaded up on my MP3 player, and now here I am still watching videos of Dime Play. This guy was a fucking guitar GOD. I mean fuck, look at him rip. No-one has ever played like that EVER.
What a loss. Fuck that prick that pulled the trigger that day.
When you talk about guitarists who made an everlasting mark on the history of the art, you cant leave out dimebag.
I’m so jealous of the people that were there for this. There are so many questions I want to ask him, I wanna tell him how influential he would be to an entire generation of guitar players. How he doesn’t understand his own importance.. he was born mere man, but ascended to Godhood. Rest Easy Dime. We miss you!
Jesus. Go easy on the religion. He was one of the best guitar players (and probably the most social one) but that don't give him godhood. One of the things to likeable about him is his down-to-earthness. Would he have known of his importance, he would have lost that and become a jazz player. So be glad he didn't know his value.
@@domanz1 shit imma start the church of Dime and the tithes will be riffs and we’ll squeal harmonics in prayer and services will be dissecting different Pantera and Damageplan Riffs.
Don’t mistake my hyperbole for idiocy. I’m not going to worship a man. You need a chill pill my guy.
He knew. I think he did understand his influence. But this man had ZERO ego. He remained this way even later into his career, based on some accounts I've heard from the early Damageplan days.
@@domanz1 If Dime played Jazz i would hear that
@@PeteOliva i wouldn't say zero. You have to have a certain level of bravado and confidence. He knew how to be humble though.
music has never been the same when Dime was taken away...RIP Dimebag
FOREVER STRONGER THAN ALL 🤘🤘 WE miss you Brotherman 😔😢
Love how at the end, he asking the other guys about how his tone sounded. You could tell he really cared about his live sound and tone in general.
Hour long video but shit I loved every second. Dimebag was one of a kind and seems to have been the coolest fucking dude ever. Also awesome hair.
I just turned 13 years old when Vulgar Display was released. I remember obtaining a new cassette, opening it, smelling the plastic, carboard sleeve, and ink. I remember seeing the colored pictures inside with their names. I remember seeing Dime's picture and thinking this is the guy who is on guitar, and still didn't think he was real. Their music was a big part of my teenage years. Memories that I'll treasure until the day I die. Thank you, Dime.
Ahhh...memories. The smell of new tape plastic. For me, I would have to add the smell of old fast food in a hot car in Texas as I pop the tape into the deck.
Same age. Damn. We loved Tampora, the little group of degenerate junior high metalheads I ran around with. Great days gone bye.
That’s a very cool story. I was a bit older so I went to the shows. It was everything you imagine and more. Now crank up the VOLUME in your imagination X 10, turn the lights off and on real fucking fast and have a churning melee of crazed, drunken, stoned, hardcore PANTERA fans flying all around you. WITH THOSE DUDES as the deafening soundtrack for this sensory overload. It was a scene for damn sure.
@@philstone3859 I can't even imagine that. We can't choose the times we grew up in but that period of the early to mid 90's will never be replicated. Nobody will understand having a Walkman or Discman and listening to cassettes or CD's on the school bus. I wouldn't change anything about it. Great times.
I absolutely LOVED VDOP, to the extent that the album cover patch of the guy getting punched is sewn on the back of my leather jacket with two circular CFH patches sewn on either shoulder to commemorate the best metal band I ever heard in my life...
easily one of the greatest videos ever uploaded to TH-cam. Who ever had this tape thank you very much! Every time I see it I'm amazed and smile ear to ear.
the amount of emotion, power and energy this guy emitted from his guitar was unparalleled and will never be surpassed. He really took the art of metal lead guitar to a new level.
I really dig his attitude - live life to fullest, don't whine about anything, have fun, always stay positive. That's the vibe I get from Dime. Amazing person.
I'been seen this for years now, Almost 10 or 12 years... and I he never stop amazing me how candid, genuin, humble and talented he was... You are THE BEST OF ALL FUCKING TIME... RIP BRO...
it wows me at how his stage playing was as good as the recordings but that he also played with such ease and grace...he seemed to communicate thru the guitar better than he spoke with his own voice...like it was a more natural outlet for noise. 1 in a million guitar legend! perfection!
I bet they were too stunned to speak/ask questions at first... I would be too. He's such an amazing and down to earth dude, done his best to make everyone feel confortable and not intimidated by his presence
I think he developed such a personality because he was so good people probably felt intimated around him so he got real good at breaking the ice and was very likeable
@@johnnyhammersticks72 well said!
Back again, 277th time ,anyone else back for more?
Yeah man. God rest his soul.
me
6:57 - crowd stops asking questions.
Dime: “Jeeeezus. Let’s fucking jam man.”
thank you for saving this vid lol
zakk shoulda watched this 🤣🤣
Oof 😂
such an inspiration, could listen to him shred for hours, rip dime you were a legend.
48:08 his facial reactions are changing like he is playing cemetery gates live , goddamn man his soul was made to play music , he is signing autographs but in his mind is jamming with the background music , he really might be up there jamming right now , makes me wanna cry , we love you dime , jam in peace brother .
I have my one year old sitting on my lap and he has a big old shit eating grin on his face watching dime play
... forever missed but never forgotten- vinnie and dime jamming together again! What an era it was, glad to of been a part of it!
i come back to this video alot. dime past before i was even born, but he still inspires kids like me. As much as i am dissapointed that my generation isn't doing as great as they could, im glad i was able to be born in a time where i can go back and watch all these old videos and look past the drama. Dime will always be inspiring people even after his death. R.I.P Dime
I agree, Tighten it up kidos, get off the phones. uninstall all ur apps.
Live right- Love right- and everything is going to be allright
Such an amazing soul. It makes me happy that all this footage is around
"tighten it up a little bit" dimes motto