Reminds me of the time I got an Ace Frehley pick that he tossed out to the crowd. My house always looked like shit, and when I finally got around to vacuum, like once every six months at best, I always heard shit go pling plong in the vacuum without bothering to open it up and see what it was. Wish I did that time, tho. I no longer have an Ace Frehley pick. I swear to god I played better on it too! That's probably why I lost it, I should have had that thing framed or something, instead of playing it. Whatever, blah blah yada yada , who cares. I'm drunk, watching random TH-cam vids commenting to nobody again. Ace, if you see this, hit me up with a pick. No, two picks. Cause I'm gonna frame one off 'em, and play the other. And vacuum that fucker later. And be pissed off why I bothered to vacuum in the first place.
I am so privileged to say I've seen Pantera twice in Dallas Tx. Once wth Anthrax and Coal Chamber and then again with Black Sabbath. Greatest show in Heaven, Hell and Earth.
Growing up in Abilene tx. My dad went to highschool with Vinny. Years later me and my brother would go play gigs around Dallas tx. When they were off the road they would show up and hang out with everyone. Even played with dime a few times. The most humbling people you could of ever met
I only got to see Pantera once. That was at Ozzfest 98 uk. Phenomenal. I was lucky enough to see him play with Damageplan & Hell Yeah. No one played harder. A legend and inspiration. RIP Vinnie.
Bill said it right. Vinnie Paul didn't overuse his twin kick drums. He used them to really spice the songs up WHEN it FIT the song. Been listening to a lot of Pantera lately. They were one of those bands with unlimited, raw creativity and talent, and they really revived the interest in metal music (along with Metallica) in the States.
Vinnie's the best drummer. So fucking tight and mechanically precise, and it just kicked your fucking teeth in everytime. Some might think it'd make you sound soulless and sterile, but it was the exact opposite with Vinnie. He and Dime were both just locked in so tight, yet they played with so much feel.
I'm don't believe in an afterlife, but I'm damn sure Vin and Dime are in the great saloon in the sky, alongside other greats like Cliff Burton and Chuck Schuldiner.
Vinnie and Dime are gems, I live in the metroplex, so many stories circulate about fucking genuine these guys were, too bad they didn’t pass them genes on.
I missed out on seeing pantera on one of their last tours when they were at an ozzfest. I was only 12, but god damn, you never think these guys are just going to die. R.I.P Vin and Dime.
Just came into my feed - thank you for the words Bill Burr! And Vinnie Paul- we miss you brother, met you in Melb and was just honoured to be around you. The nicest and funniest gents I’ve ever met, one of the best drummers ever in my eyes. You made me play drums for all this time! The Abbott bros one of the best brother combos ever in metal/rock. Miss you to Dime! 👊🇦🇺. 🎸🥁
Pantera was my first concert. It was Deftones opening, followed by White Zombie, and Pantera was the headliner. It was an awesome show and to this day I'm so happy I had the chance to see them live.
I seen Pantera once myself during their last tour which was reinventing the steel. It was nothing face, morbid angel, soul fly and Pantera and truly one of the top 3 greatest shows I've ever seen and I've seen many
One of the last times I saw Burr at the Majestic Theater in Dallas, I walked out of the bathroom after the show and Vinnie Paul walked right by me, up the staircase. The Pantera guys were always known to be supporters and regulars at the local DFW comedy clubs.
Met him at HELLYEAH show , took pics signed a confederate flag ( don’t hate , it was signed by Dime loooonnng time ago ) such a great humble guy ! RIP Vinnie n Dime . N Holy Hell I knew Bill loved drums just never knew this story, rock on Bill 🚁 🥁 🎤🤘🏼!
After seeing Pantera live every show from then on is like watching "The Spice Girls" open up for "Culture Club". Unless its "Meshuggah"... What a bleak, fucking hopeless future music has today. The soundtrack for a world without the Abbott brothers... R. I. P. Riggs n Dime. Burn in hell, Nathan Gale.
I saw Pantera twice,first in 1991 after the release of Cowboys from hell,they opened for Skid Row and just blew them away,hands down,and saw them again in 1997 in Atlanta where they were the headliners.I also got to see Vinnie twice with Hellyeah with a meet and greet on the second time.We talked for maybe 45 minutes and he was just the nicest,coolest dude.I walked up to him all star struck because he was then and still is my favorite drummer.The first thing he said to me was you're a drummer,I said yeah,how did you know that?He said,you have drummers arms,being a metal drummer for now 36 years we talked about drumming....lol.He was so down to earth and humble.It broke my heart when he passed away but I will never forget those 4 concerts and the chance to hang out with the great Vinnie Paul!!!! RIP
"You'll be miss for more than we know". Yes, the sentence makes a lot of fucking sense. There will be people in the future think "fuck! I will never been able to see this guy play live!".
Very cool man. My favorite comedian paying respect to my favorite band.
Same. Two of the greatest to ever do it.
Ditto, although I have attachment issues..
Saw Pantera many times on vulgar tour. Caught a stick at the end of one of the shows. Still got it! Guy was amazing!
I say this with love Fuck you!!!! 😂🤘I never got to see them be time I got in to metal dime had been shot and killed :(
Lucky fucker...that stick has to worth some serious cash.
Pantera was my first concert. I only got to see them once though.
Reminds me of the time I got an Ace Frehley pick that he tossed out to the crowd. My house always looked like shit, and when I finally got around to vacuum, like once every six months at best, I always heard shit go pling plong in the vacuum without bothering to open it up and see what it was. Wish I did that time, tho. I no longer have an Ace Frehley pick. I swear to god I played better on it too! That's probably why I lost it, I should have had that thing framed or something, instead of playing it. Whatever, blah blah yada yada , who cares. I'm drunk, watching random TH-cam vids commenting to nobody again. Ace, if you see this, hit me up with a pick. No, two picks. Cause I'm gonna frame one off 'em, and play the other. And vacuum that fucker later. And be pissed off why I bothered to vacuum in the first place.
Never got to see them. They had concert in Oslo in the 90s but I was too young.
I will buy that stick from you for next to nothing. and Im taking a huge risk
Haha nailed the Phil impression on 101 proof. RIP Vinnie and Dimebag.
Holy shit, you're right. Also one of my favorite moments on 101 Proof
R.I.P. Abbott Brothers
I am so privileged to say I've seen Pantera twice in Dallas Tx. Once wth Anthrax and Coal Chamber and then again with Black Sabbath. Greatest show in Heaven, Hell and Earth.
Adam Gilmore ..I've seen \PANTERA/!!!..3X!!!...😈👹..BEST BAND EVER TO EVER EXIST!!!!!
Growing up in Abilene tx. My dad went to highschool with Vinny. Years later me and my brother would go play gigs around Dallas tx. When they were off the road they would show up and hang out with everyone. Even played with dime a few times. The most humbling people you could of ever met
Youre one of the millions Dimebag was awesome to. He and Vin are missed.
Wat a buzz that would of been
If i could ferl envy, it would probably be for you..
Thank fuck i see it as a wasted emotion and dont naturally feel it.
4:46 lol, real Pantera fans will catch that
I saw Pantera many times... On VHS 🤘
4:47
Bill missed an opportunity there..
A NEW LEVEL
Matt Hartley OF CONFIDENCE
I only got to see Pantera once. That was at Ozzfest 98 uk. Phenomenal.
I was lucky enough to see him play with Damageplan & Hell Yeah.
No one played harder.
A legend and inspiration.
RIP Vinnie.
Bill said it right. Vinnie Paul didn't overuse his twin kick drums. He used them to really spice the songs up WHEN it FIT the song. Been listening to a lot of Pantera lately. They were one of those bands with unlimited, raw creativity and talent, and they really revived the interest in metal music (along with Metallica) in the States.
Vinnie's the best drummer. So fucking tight and mechanically precise, and it just kicked your fucking teeth in everytime. Some might think it'd make you sound soulless and sterile, but it was the exact opposite with Vinnie. He and Dime were both just locked in so tight, yet they played with so much feel.
Vinnie Paul is. LEGENDARY brutal beat machine with some southern kindness🌹💀🌹
Live Bill Burr, and Love Vnnie R.I.P brother!
I was hoping he would tribute vp. Thanks for the video
Rip Vinnie, Rip Dimevag, Rip Charlie muthaphuckin Murphy
I'm don't believe in an afterlife, but I'm damn sure Vin and Dime are in the great saloon in the sky, alongside other greats like Cliff Burton and Chuck Schuldiner.
Dio on vocals.
Dont for get Randy Roads brother 🤘❤
Vinnie and Dime are gems, I live in the metroplex, so many stories circulate about fucking genuine these guys were, too bad they didn’t pass them genes on.
Damn, so happy to see Bill give a shoutout to vinnie.
I missed out on seeing pantera on one of their last tours when they were at an ozzfest. I was only 12, but god damn, you never think these guys are just going to die. R.I.P Vin and Dime.
Just came into my feed - thank you for the words Bill Burr! And Vinnie Paul- we miss you brother, met you in Melb and was just honoured to be around you. The nicest and funniest gents I’ve ever met, one of the best drummers ever in my eyes. You made me play drums for all this time!
The Abbott bros one of the best brother combos ever in metal/rock. Miss you to Dime! 👊🇦🇺. 🎸🥁
Pantera was my first concert. It was Deftones opening, followed by White Zombie, and Pantera was the headliner. It was an awesome show and to this day I'm so happy I had the chance to see them live.
Bill Burr just the coolest mudafucking comic ever
I seen Pantera once myself during their last tour which was reinventing the steel. It was nothing face, morbid angel, soul fly and Pantera and truly one of the top 3 greatest shows I've ever seen and I've seen many
I missed that. I didn’t appreciate seeing them when he was alive. My cross to bear
I saw that same bill. Only time I got to see Pantera, I was in High School, still one of the best shows ever.
Man... I’m so bummed. These two brothers were amazing musicians and humans.
One of the last times I saw Burr at the Majestic Theater in Dallas, I walked out of the bathroom after the show and Vinnie Paul walked right by me, up the staircase. The Pantera guys were always known to be supporters and regulars at the local DFW comedy clubs.
I caught a Vinnie Paul drum stick at a hellyeah show so fucking awsome
i saw vinnie and darryl on the 'far beyond driven' tour....best metal live stage sound i've heard to date. its still one of my great memories.
Sick drummer...I've gotta get back into Bill's podcast.
I was lucky enough to see him play with Hellyeah just recently at Rockfest in Cadott, WI, just last July 2017. He will be missed.
Didnt even know until now. HOLY SHIT!
Thank you for sharing that story! PanterA forever
One Word, Domination.
Vince was a diesel powered metronome
Vinnie Paul didn't use a metronome, a metronome used Vinnie Paul.
I miss you Vinnie. Christian is playing Micheal Jackson
Bill burr you are the man ❤ I had no idea you was a metal head ❤🤘I knew you played drums but didnt thank you was in to metal
Got to see Pantera twice with the Abbott brothers. May they RIP.
"Listening to pantera on a whole another level" almost made unintentional vulgar joke
GREAT STORIES, honest from the heart, life is too short we have to try to take every opportunity to live, and love
Holy shit I just viewed this 5 years after it was uploaded
Met him at HELLYEAH show , took pics signed a confederate flag ( don’t hate , it was signed by Dime loooonnng time ago ) such a great humble guy ! RIP Vinnie n Dime . N Holy Hell I knew Bill loved drums just never knew this story, rock on Bill 🚁 🥁 🎤🤘🏼!
After seeing Pantera live every show from then on is like watching "The Spice Girls" open up for "Culture Club". Unless its "Meshuggah"... What a bleak, fucking hopeless future music has today. The soundtrack for a world without the Abbott brothers... R. I. P. Riggs n Dime.
Burn in hell, Nathan Gale.
I saw Pantera twice,first in 1991 after the release of Cowboys from hell,they opened for Skid Row and just blew them away,hands down,and saw them again in 1997 in Atlanta where they were the headliners.I also got to see Vinnie twice with Hellyeah with a meet and greet on the second time.We talked for maybe 45 minutes and he was just the nicest,coolest dude.I walked up to him all star struck because he was then and still is my favorite drummer.The first thing he said to me was you're a drummer,I said yeah,how did you know that?He said,you have drummers arms,being a metal drummer for now 36 years we talked about drumming....lol.He was so down to earth and humble.It broke my heart when he passed away but I will never forget those 4 concerts and the chance to hang out with the great Vinnie Paul!!!! RIP
Does Bill play drums?
Scared to go to a concert smh.
"You'll be miss for more than we know". Yes, the sentence makes a lot of fucking sense. There will be people in the future think "fuck! I will never been able to see this guy play live!".
I never knew about this. So cool to hear Burr talking about the legend. 👍👍👍
Saw them 4 times, then I met VP at a strip club that my GF at the time worked at!!!
2:07 fangirl moment. Can relate.
That's awesome words
Legend talking about a legend.
This is great!!!!
L
Yes Bill. Massive respect