If Dime was still alive, Pantera definitely would have gotten back together, and when they did, I would have spent every last penny to have him melt my face. R.I.P brother Dime.
Thing is, Dime was a insanely heavy drinker and smoker. If Nathan didn't take his life alchohol definitely would. But he will always be the greatest metal guitarist that ever lived. Rest in piece Dime!
Dimebag was filled with energy. I've saw Pantera a dozen times and each show was an absolute killer. Can't believe some crazy marine lunatic suffering from schizophrenia would kill Dimebag. I'm still pissed about it
That’s pretty much the outcome of war. You start making violent (not satanic just super heavy n hard) music and there’s a one in a million chance some person will lose control of themselves because their mental disorder makes them think such people need to be killed to stop violence, ironically.
The thing that amazes me about Dime is not only that he kinda invented his own scale, but that no matter how good the guitarist covering his solos is, it's impossible to play it just like Dime. His vibratos, bends and harmonics are just too... special ;p
Agreed some iconic guitarists have a personal style sound only they can make, like Eddie Van Halen. Dime and Pantera took me to a higher level of metal, past my then favorites.
I was at this show. August 19, 1994, Nassau colosseum Long Island New York. What an amazing show. I bought the VHS of the show later that year, and 20 years later it starts showing up on TH-cam. Crazy. Rip Dime. You were the greatest that ever picked up a guitar.
Dime was the greatest live performer I have ever had the pleasure of seeing perform live. You could just tell every time he was on stage that he was doing exactly what he wanted to do and enjoyed every last second of it.
0:00 - A New Level 0:39 - Mouth For War 1:11 - Walk 1:48 - Strength Beyond Strength 2:17 - 5 Minutes Alone 2:46 - Fucking Hostile 3:11 - This Love 3:51 - Cowboys From Hell
this is what you get when you Frankenstein EVH, RR and Ace. Good god he was just so freaking amazing. but as good of a musician as he was, he was even a better person. miss you dime!
They were influences, but remember he was also influenced by Scorpions, Def Leppard, Steve Vai, Metallica, the list goes on and on. That's how you know he is a real artist. He arrived at his own style by taking what he liked from a large group of other artists. Not just a few.
Ace? Ace was a terrible guitarist. We all grew up listening to KISS. Because they were cool as fuck. And picked up guitar because Ace looked the shit on stage. But as soon as we learned two songs we realized Ace was not that great. Didn't Gene Simmons try to hire EVH to rerecord some of Aces parts in the late 70's? Before Van Halen got big? I am going to be really embarrassed if we are talking about a different Ace.
23 fucking years. And 1994. I born at 1995..and i discover pantera in the year of 2015. I just found my favourite band. Dimebag is just sheer awesomeness and beast at guitar. Legend goes on..who knows even the next generation might like dimebag too.
I live that edition but of the mouth for war solo, sounds absolutely beast live, that little set off hammer ins and pull offs it's like a little moment of eternity I wish that was on the record! R.i.p dime
I heard that he tried doing lessons once... once. Think he said something along the lines of him not having the patience to practice the scale his teacher had given him and not even having the patience to read tabs or even read the newspaper. He simply just wanted to jam and play with his friends, and that’s what he did. Some things I said could be wrong, I’m tired at it’s almost 2 A.M., but I think it was similar to this. So yeah, dime was definitely a talented man and is one of my biggest inspirations today.
Dime’s epitaph says it best, He came to Rock... and Rocked like no other With the Heart twice the Size of Texas, our Beloved Brother, Companion, Mentor Idol and Friend... We Love You Dime... Until we meet again
My 6 year old just came out and asked me who my favorite guitar player is… Had to come up with something quick before losing his attention so typed “dimebag Darrell ripping it up on guitar” And this video was what came up. Absolutely perfect! The old shitty 90’s camera shaking all over the place gave it just the right vibe n feel I was hoping to show my boy while he was inquisitively and intently taking it all in… RIP DIME!!!! You too VINNIE!!!
Other guitarist have mesmerised me with their skill to the point wher I've idolised them... But when I discovered Dime, I can't turn my head away. He's the full package. For every part he was goated guitarist, he was twice that a man. I'll never get bored of watching live Pantera.
Like Phil told, "no matter how hungover, no matter what he did,somewhow when he would get on that fuckin' stage, it would click!! and he would be a machine! and not miss a note! ", Dude was truly a monster on stage! Dime🔥The definition of metal! Damn! we miss you Dime..
In AWE! Dimeworthy! We miss ya Dime! Lethal shred! Inject us with those harmonics. They pierce the soul! No one could pull the harmonics out of the guitar like Dime!
That, and no one could shred your face off with a solo but while still having tons of feel/emotion to them like Dime could.. Lots of guitarists can shred solos but it's just mindless shredding as fast/technical as possible; most of em can't do it with the finesse/emotion/feeling that he was able to do. Don't care what other people say, but for me Dime is top 5 greatest guitarist ever regardless of genre. Damn shame some scumbag had to take his life, not just a great talent but an amazing person who genuinely cared about fans and always made time to chat with em or sign an autograph. Dude was a rare breed for sure, and he will be missed for a long long time.
That guitar could have had a hundred necks and a thousand strings he still would have mastered it. The guy looked like God. He was a God. God of guitar.
Jon Barnhill he probably wouldn't have even touched it, he was against guitars that weren't just plain regular 6 stringed guitar, and he barely ever used any tuning except for e standard and d standard, a true genius doesn't need too much to express its true geniality
But the beautiful thing about Dime, was that he didn't need but six strings! Hell, he played Scott Ian's 4 string guitar on occasion and destroyed! R.I.P Brother Dime...
DIME was here to do what he was born to do!! Kick ass! I was blessed to have seen him live 8times!! Not only was he one of the greatest guitarist ever! He was a killer live player and performer, he just loved playing!!
0:00 A New Level 0:38 Mouth For War 1:11 Walk 1:48 Strength Beyond Strength 2:17 Five Minutes Alone 2:41 Fucking Hostile 3:11 This Love 3:50 Cowboys From Hell 4:26 Primal Concrete Sledge
+Brian Richard I'll have to be honest with you here as a metal guitar player, and your wrong. In a lot of points made. Hell, I admire Dimebag not just because he plays metal or can shred, but because of who he was.
+Brian Richard I actually read them all and you didn't say he was. You said he was overrated along with every other single metal guitarist, which is incorrect.
***** I've been quiet till now, but Shane I have to agree with this last response. I've been a rock and metal fan for over 22 years now (I'm 32), and I can appreciate other genres appart from metal. As you said ''if it appeals to me and sounds authentic I can dig it''. Brian Richard I'm not saying Dime is the GOAT, but he's one of the most influential guitar players of all time in music. His contribution is recognized far beyond the metal circles and the guy deserves it. He probably wasn't the most accurate and refined player, but he was passionate and creative about guitar and developed his own language through it. And you might agree with it or not but that's what it is.
Dimebag , will always be my insparation when it comes to guitar legend, he puts an new era of sound, and whit style, yeah. . . Leaved fore ever bro, were ever you are,
Seriously.... Somebody needs to step up and make a movie about this man.... His legacy is STRONGER THEN ALL and should be documented worldwide. Yeah we know he was a clown, he partied hard, yet he was one of the nicest guys in this world who NEVER thought he was a Rockstar, and NEVER thought he was above ANYBODY. He was an amazing guitarist, mind blowing in fact. Wrote columns for guitar player magazine at the time, had a huge heart for his family, friends, and FANS. The MAN was, and still is a LEGEND. He was taken to soon from us at just 38 years old. Somebody needs to do a GREAT documentary in this Shooting Star, he deserves every bit of it. R. I. P Dime, and brother Vince 🤘🤘
yes, this is what needs to be done. Diamond Darrell left us too soon. He was one of a kind. But he did leave us, with those awesome Dean guitars which will probably just be out there forever but they are great. Dime played Washburn for many years but eventually he gave us Dean and for good reason. Because they have his soul. Dime rests in these amazing Dean guitars. Nothing is better for getting Dimes sound. there just isnt a better option.
Glad I got to bare witness to see the magic live several times. Best solo I saw was from This live in Philly in like 93-94. It was like time stopped. The crowd was silent. They had all of the spots on him and he played the solo just like on the record but with a little twist. I know I was witnessing something very special that night. Every show with them are my favorites and I've been to Slayer, Sabbath, and fill in the blank. I missed the Trendkill tour because I couldn't get a furlough from prison. Only thing that stopped me from going.
Pantera is not my thing. But I often wonder if 20 years from now Dimebag will be considered as influential and important as Hendrix. Maybe he already is.
Dimebag el guitarrista con mas feeling y enérgico que he visto como disfrutaba cada microsegundo tocando cada nota o riff el mejor guitarrista para mi de todos los tiempos 🤘🏽desde temprana edad demostrando virtuosismo 👌🏽
Undoubtedly one of the best to ever pick up the instrument. His timing in context with the band really elevated them to new levels. I'm not a huge Pantera fan but when I heard this guy play!!!
Brothers Van Hallen = Van Hallen Brothers Abbot = Pantera R.I.P Dimebag, thank you for your great solos and your two kind of music. I like Pantera glam metal, hard Rock versión and the grovee metal.
dude!!! @Grandmasboy420247 is right man!! you HAVE to upload more of this shit!!! a Full Show one would be KILLER but anything at all, would be sick! thanks man! this RULES!
If Dime was still alive, Pantera definitely would have gotten back together, and when they did, I would have spent every last penny to have him melt my face. R.I.P brother Dime.
Thing is, Dime was a insanely heavy drinker and smoker. If Nathan didn't take his life alchohol definitely would. But he will always be the greatest metal guitarist that ever lived. Rest in piece Dime!
I watch you at night thing is. it wasn't Nathans life to take. if dime died from alcohol that's dime. still a shame either way he went
Patrick Parmer yeah, but he'll still be a huge inspiration to most of us guitarists No matter if he was an alcoholic or not RIP Dime
I watch you at night true that
He was a great guitarist but pantera wouldn't be an option because Phil anselmo could permanently lose his voice if he sings again.
Dimebag was filled with energy. I've saw Pantera a dozen times and each show was an absolute killer. Can't believe some crazy marine lunatic suffering from schizophrenia would kill Dimebag. I'm still pissed about it
That’s pretty much the outcome of war. You start making violent (not satanic just super heavy n hard) music and there’s a one in a million chance some person will lose control of themselves because their mental disorder makes them think such people need to be killed to stop violence, ironically.
@@topsecret1837 just stfu it's an unfortunate situation that shouldn't be done
@@topsecret1837 dont theorize that shit to the point where you can really make anything really sound acceptable your a fucking dirt bag
@@topsecret1837 uh, he killed him because the band split up, man
@@nicolassosolic3760 you talkin about dime there, pal?
The thing that amazes me about Dime is not only that he kinda invented his own scale, but that no matter how good the guitarist covering his solos is, it's impossible to play it just like Dime. His vibratos, bends and harmonics are just too... special ;p
100% true. Even Zakk, whom Dime revered, can’t properly nail the feeling in Dime’s solos.
Iconic would be the right word
Those are called subtle slurs or hick bends or dime isms!!
Agreed some iconic guitarists have a personal style sound only they can make, like Eddie Van Halen. Dime and Pantera took me to a higher level of metal, past my then favorites.
Which were also Dimes favorites. So he rose above his inspirations and heroes.
I was at this show. August 19, 1994, Nassau colosseum Long Island New York. What an amazing show. I bought the VHS of the show later that year, and 20 years later it starts showing up on TH-cam. Crazy. Rip Dime. You were the greatest that ever picked up a guitar.
lucky guy, i guess that VHS tape is a treasure
Dime was the greatest live performer I have ever had the pleasure of seeing perform live. You could just tell every time he was on stage that he was doing exactly what he wanted to do and enjoyed every last second of it.
People that had the blessing of seeing pantera live are a rare breed, they are getting rarer and rarer. Soon they will be rarer then fucking gold.
TDG GAMING gold isn't rare...it's just expensive
Josh J dude i feel you saddly i wasnt able to be one of the rare ones to see him live
Josh J ive not seen this video but ive seen this exact comment in some other video on dimebag
Ill be god damn it was this video i dont even remember i mistve been drunk n high
0:00 - A New Level
0:39 - Mouth For War
1:11 - Walk
1:48 - Strength Beyond Strength
2:17 - 5 Minutes Alone
2:46 - Fucking Hostile
3:11 - This Love
3:51 - Cowboys From Hell
thank is you
Dimebag is amazing cuz hes doing this all drunk
Cliff burton did the same
Jex nah cliff was hella stoned
Honestly yeah, how the hell did he manage to pull off playing so perfectly
If Hold My Beer was a person
Even if he was in steroids and meth, playing that, he'd still be amazing. My favorite guitarist ever!
Never hit a bad note, ever. It was all dialed in.
when you're drunk you play at least a few bad notes. not Dime.
That's true, of all the videos I've seen, he's always on point. Always. Never seen him hit a sour note.
Like phil once said " Dime could take a shit in a bucket on stage while playing" Very true
No he said he DID take a shit in a bucket while playing
@@aang4540 I see you cleared that up I was about to
Did he wipe tho
And NOT miss a note.
He did have a guitar in the shitter at his house, obviously!
this is what you get when you Frankenstein EVH, RR and Ace. Good god he was just so freaking amazing. but as good of a musician as he was, he was even a better person. miss you dime!
They were influences, but remember he was also influenced by Scorpions, Def Leppard, Steve Vai, Metallica, the list goes on and on. That's how you know he is a real artist. He arrived at his own style by taking what he liked from a large group of other artists. Not just a few.
@@apshaco9482 ace was his #1 influence
Ace?
Ace was a terrible guitarist. We all grew up listening to KISS. Because they were cool as fuck. And picked up guitar because Ace looked the shit on stage. But as soon as we learned two songs we realized Ace was not that great.
Didn't Gene Simmons try to hire EVH to rerecord some of Aces parts in the late 70's? Before Van Halen got big?
I am going to be really embarrassed if we are talking about a different Ace.
23 fucking years. And 1994. I born at 1995..and i discover pantera in the year of 2015. I just found my favourite band. Dimebag is just sheer awesomeness and beast at guitar. Legend goes on..who knows even the next generation might like dimebag too.
his the coolest hevy metal guitarist and he doesn't even try he just does what he does best. kick ass and have fun
I was lucky enough to have seen PANTERA live five times, and DAMAGE PLAN once🤘❤️
Forever a legend..
He Was the Greatest, most loved of his time. Man i miss him so much. A remarkable player and a even more remarkable person.
The best and the last guitar god period.
R.I.P. DIME
R.I.P. VINNIE
CFH
SeMaJ BI last? romeo exists.
You know Darrell and Randy are jamming upstairs. When our time comes we're in for a real treat. Rest in peace Dimebag. Miss ya every day brother.
I live that edition but of the mouth for war solo, sounds absolutely beast live, that little set off hammer ins and pull offs it's like a little moment of eternity I wish that was on the record! R.i.p dime
minor and major scales, pentatonic and diatonic was his bread and butter, sometimes chromatic
🥱
3:45 the most epic pickup switching
the crazy thing is dime never really took a lesson on guitar or have a formal music lesson..he just play..some ppl are just talented and gifted
Supposedly he disappeared into his bedroom for a long time to practice. (like the whole summer) and when he finally came out he was Diamond/Dimebag.
He devoted his life to playing guitar. Talent will only get you so far... practice makes perfect.
I heard that he tried doing lessons once... once. Think he said something along the lines of him not having the patience to practice the scale his teacher had given him and not even having the patience to read tabs or even read the newspaper. He simply just wanted to jam and play with his friends, and that’s what he did.
Some things I said could be wrong, I’m tired at it’s almost 2 A.M., but I think it was similar to this. So yeah, dime was definitely a talented man and is one of my biggest inspirations today.
His father supposedly taught him guitar/gave him lessons when he was first starting since his father was also a country musician
He likely learned playing along with his favourite records. That was the way.
Dime’s epitaph says it best,
He came to Rock...
and Rocked like no other
With the Heart twice the
Size of Texas, our Beloved
Brother, Companion, Mentor
Idol and Friend...
We Love You Dime...
Until we meet again
My 6 year old just came out and asked me who my favorite guitar player is… Had to come up with something quick before losing his attention so typed “dimebag Darrell ripping it up on guitar” And this video was what came up. Absolutely perfect! The old shitty 90’s camera shaking all over the place gave it just the right vibe n feel I was hoping to show my boy while he was inquisitively and intently taking it all in…
RIP DIME!!!! You too VINNIE!!!
Today was the day we lost this beautiful soul of a human being. His guitar playing is one of the reasons I’m still living and breathing today lol
Thank you Liberty Prime, very cool
Awesome compilation! All from the same concert, so it gives you a specific Dimebag vibe. Thanks!
Other guitarist have mesmerised me with their skill to the point wher I've idolised them... But when I discovered Dime, I can't turn my head away. He's the full package. For every part he was goated guitarist, he was twice that a man. I'll never get bored of watching live Pantera.
Like Phil told, "no matter how hungover, no matter what he did,somewhow when he would get on that fuckin' stage, it would click!! and he would be a machine! and not miss a note! ", Dude was truly a monster on stage! Dime🔥The definition of metal! Damn! we miss you Dime..
The best I’ve ever seen. Dime was something else.
Left a hole in everybody's heart even to this day... Thank you for your timeless music. RIP Abbott Bros.
Dimebag doesn't play the guitar, He lives with it 🤟🏻🤟🏻
That was so satisfying, Thank You!
He was one badass guitarist.
In AWE! Dimeworthy! We miss ya Dime! Lethal shred! Inject us with those harmonics. They pierce the soul! No one could pull the harmonics out of the guitar like Dime!
That, and no one could shred your face off with a solo but while still having tons of feel/emotion to them like Dime could.. Lots of guitarists can shred solos but it's just mindless shredding as fast/technical as possible; most of em can't do it with the finesse/emotion/feeling that he was able to do. Don't care what other people say, but for me Dime is top 5 greatest guitarist ever regardless of genre. Damn shame some scumbag had to take his life, not just a great talent but an amazing person who genuinely cared about fans and always made time to chat with em or sign an autograph. Dude was a rare breed for sure, and he will be missed for a long long time.
This is a dream that never will come true.. :( To see these guys perform live again.. Fucking hell Dime.. Miss you and your music!!
That guitar could have had a hundred necks and a thousand strings he still would have mastered it. The guy looked like God. He was a God. God of guitar.
Jon Barnhill he probably wouldn't have even touched it, he was against guitars that weren't just plain regular 6 stringed guitar, and he barely ever used any tuning except for e standard and d standard, a true genius doesn't need too much to express its true geniality
But the beautiful thing about Dime, was that he didn't need but six strings! Hell, he played Scott Ian's 4 string guitar on occasion and destroyed! R.I.P Brother Dime...
DIME was here to do what he was born to do!! Kick ass! I was blessed to have seen him live 8times!! Not only was he one of the greatest guitarist ever! He was a killer live player and performer, he just loved playing!!
0:00 A New Level
0:38 Mouth For War
1:11 Walk
1:48 Strength Beyond Strength
2:17 Five Minutes Alone
2:41 Fucking Hostile
3:11 This Love
3:50 Cowboys From Hell
4:26 Primal Concrete Sledge
Heart and Soul! Mixed with a tonne of crazy skills 🤟
The best guitar player of all time RIP DIMEBAG
Best guitarist in this goddamn world.And this is never changes forever....
We miss you so much man..
I've learned alot from dimebag studying as much of his material as I can but still I can't truly capture his sound he really is the best inmho.
He just made it look so easy. He was and forever will be a guitar god. Possibly the guitar god to rule all.🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🤘🤘🤘🤘
The Strength solo is the most evil sounding solo I've ever heard
THE last guitar god we may ever see... page, Iommi, EVH, RR, jaymz, dime...I'm missing a few, but nobody worth a rat's ass came after dime.
what about marty friedman?
Andy James, Jeff Loomis
SRV
Mark Morton
Zakk Wylde
I still do! Hear 3…🙉 it's been twenty years since I seen them at ozzfest.
I watch this at least 10 times a day
This is the best video on youtube
Fuckin unbelievable, he just cannot make mistake. He plays strong, aggressive and at the same time with such ease.
One of a kind, that’s for sure. Miss him and Vinnie!
none a single fucker dares to dislike this piece of art
Goddamn FUCKING straight. If they do, they're messing with the wrong fuckin' video.
+Brian Richard I'll have to be honest with you here as a metal guitar player, and your wrong. In a lot of points made. Hell, I admire Dimebag not just because he plays metal or can shred, but because of who he was.
+Brian Richard I actually read them all and you didn't say he was. You said he was overrated along with every other single metal guitarist, which is incorrect.
+Brian Richard It's wrong because some metal guitarists are underrated. So yeah.
*****
I've been quiet till now, but Shane I have to agree with this last response. I've been a rock and metal fan for over 22 years now (I'm 32), and I can appreciate other genres appart from metal. As you said ''if it appeals to me and sounds authentic I can dig it''.
Brian Richard I'm not saying Dime is the GOAT, but he's one of the most influential guitar players of all time in music. His contribution is recognized far beyond the metal circles and the guy deserves it. He probably wasn't the most accurate and refined player, but he was passionate and creative about guitar and developed his own language through it. And you might agree with it or not but that's what it is.
Dimebag , will always be my insparation when it comes to guitar legend, he puts an new era of sound, and whit style, yeah. . . Leaved fore ever bro, were ever you are,
God, Dime fkn rules…RIP Legend
Rise in peace
Dime
\\m//
Seriously.... Somebody needs to step up and make a movie about this man.... His legacy is STRONGER THEN ALL and should be documented worldwide. Yeah we know he was a clown, he partied hard, yet he was one of the nicest guys in this world who NEVER thought he was a Rockstar, and NEVER thought he was above ANYBODY. He was an amazing guitarist, mind blowing in fact. Wrote columns for guitar player magazine at the time, had a huge heart for his family, friends, and FANS. The MAN was, and still is a LEGEND. He was taken to soon from us at just 38 years old. Somebody needs to do a GREAT documentary in this Shooting Star, he deserves every bit of it. R. I. P Dime, and brother Vince 🤘🤘
yes, this is what needs to be done. Diamond Darrell left us too soon. He was one of a kind. But he did leave us, with those awesome Dean guitars which will probably just be out there forever but they are great. Dime played Washburn for many years but eventually he gave us Dean and for good reason. Because they have his soul. Dime rests in these amazing Dean guitars.
Nothing is better for getting Dimes sound. there just isnt a better option.
Ive just never heard a better sounding guitar in my life besides these and i am 41.
The way he hits the switch everytime tho...
Glad I got to bare witness to see the magic live several times. Best solo I saw was from This live in Philly in like 93-94. It was like time stopped. The crowd was silent. They had all of the spots on him and he played the solo just like on the record but with a little twist. I know I was witnessing something very special that night. Every show with them are my favorites and I've been to Slayer, Sabbath, and fill in the blank. I missed the Trendkill tour because I couldn't get a furlough from prison. Only thing that stopped me from going.
Pantera is not my thing.
But I often wonder if 20 years from now Dimebag will be considered as influential and important as Hendrix.
Maybe he already is.
It's been 30 years since cowboys from hell. I think we all know by now man
Yea no doubt. If not even more at the very least to me.
Saw them at the Florida State fairgrounds in 94 type o negative opened if I remember? My ears rang for 2 days after. It was incredible.!!!
He doesn’t get credit but Dime did have the best hair of any guitarist on the planet!!
His live solos were better than originals
Oh look the best video on youtube.
PANTERA RULES because of Dime!
Dimebag el guitarrista con mas feeling y enérgico que he visto como disfrutaba cada microsegundo tocando cada nota o riff el mejor guitarrista para mi de todos los tiempos 🤘🏽desde temprana edad demostrando virtuosismo 👌🏽
Insane how great Dime was.
Undoubtedly one of the best to ever pick up the instrument. His timing in context with the band really elevated them to new levels. I'm not a huge Pantera fan but when I heard this guy play!!!
Brothers Van Hallen = Van Hallen
Brothers Abbot = Pantera
R.I.P Dimebag, thank you for your great solos and your two kind of music.
I like Pantera glam metal, hard Rock versión and the grovee metal.
The real thing ,
Nobody ive ever heard squealed like dime
Dime Bag was awesome and much missed . He's up there with EVH jamming for the Angel's right now.
Dime made his riffs sittin on the toilet, thats why they're the shit!
i love the dimebag he was the Heaviest Guitar player to ever touch the guitar
Long live the King!
The fucking best guitarist ever and human being fucking miss him what great person r.i.p. brother
No one will EVER kick more ass!
Thx for this video !
Dime amazing even studio or live hi can play solo almost perfect thesame. From: taiwan ofw.
Man what a brother
RIP Dimebag🌹
That was sic🤘 miss that f'n bro
How awesome is he? The best made it not talk but scream!!!!!!!!!!!!who knew a guitar had emotions,wish he was still making music,
Dime was the most metal person alive
Never to be fucked with in a million years! 🤘🏻
DAMN!
the GOAT
The mid 90's, when it was so immensely unpopular to be a 'guitar hero'. So what were the others doing wrong?
Damn you can tell he was feeling it that night. He was makin that bitch SING . Love you dime
I saw them in 94 at the Florida state fairgrounds. Think type o negative opened for them? Seems like a lifetime ago now, time sure flys.
This Love 3:20 is just absolutely brilliant.
Dime I love you！
8 thumbs down = 8 nickleback and or 5 finger death punch fanboys
Rest in peace brother
dude!!! @Grandmasboy420247 is right man!! you HAVE to upload more of this shit!!! a Full Show one would be KILLER but anything at all, would be sick! thanks man! this RULES!
Damn I miss that guy.....
A guitar god.
sounds grim but prime time for Dime. Yes, he was always good.
Jamás te olvidaremos dimenbang grandeeee maestroooooo
Vince's fucking snare though!!!! Sounds like friggin artillery.
The best the world has ever seen
amazing !
A Cowboy with Attitude over here!
i have almost the same birthday as dimebag 2 days off.
Im almost have the same birthday to, 3 months off
lol unlucky I am so honored to be born the 20th of August