Probably the hardest album to get into in Pantera's catalog, but those who like it, like it a lot... As a whole, it's very dark and depressing, pissed off, yet introspective rather than the chest-beating, outward anger of previous albums. I think Phil's addiction, and turmoil within the band caused Phil to finally realise that most of his problems at that time were self inflicted. And while he was dumb as hell, almost dying on multiple occasions, and lost in the isolation of heroin, he seemed to learn more about himself, and grow up both lyrically and intellectually around this time. Most of it is stream of consciousness, and regularly contradicts itself, but such is the duality inside the mind of someone who both wants to get clean, while that same mind is trying to justify doing more- by cutting you away from people who don't agree with using, and telling you you're not worth being clean, and that you might as well keep going until you die, cuz no one will care either way. I've always found solace in that kind of lyricism, with the darkness, but some gallows humor peppered in, and yet having the duality of knowing that the distinctly different voices on the phone telling you to do these counterproductive things are coming from inside the house(to use a well-worn horror movie trope lol). Phil was both coming up with great stuff during this era, and unable to execute it as effectively as on other albums. The albums with Down were very similar in terms of subject matter and tone, but were seemingly more cohesive, as I think Phil struggled to be on the same wavelength as the Abbott Brothers, due to their hard drinking and rambunctiousness, and his wanting to be in a heroin hole by himself most of the time. They managed to pull it back together for Reinventing The Steel however, as that was a much more "classic" Pantera-sounding album, and was not nearly as dark and despondent as Trendkill. It still benefitted from the maturing he did during this one, and I think he still owes a debt of gratitude to this period for helping him grow as a person, and not see everything as black and white as he had previously. Reinventing was black and white in terms of "We're not one of these 'fake metal' bands", but also showed Phil being competent at lyrically acknowledging just how much grey was in all our lives for the first time. Too bad Reinventing was their last together, and things ended the way they did.
@@smokerman81 I can see that.. things like Good Friends and a Bottle of Pills aren't exactly universally accessible, but there are some bangers on there too.. basically the same as all their albums, as there's not one that doesn't have a seriously awesome song or 2 that's undeniable, even if you're not a Pantera fan.
‘uncomfortable pockets’ is exactly where they wanted you. The solo relieves us for a bit but like active addiction, we’re right back in it. Nice work, guys.
Love this song. I think it hits better in the context of the whole album listened through. At the end my brain always goes immediately into the drum intro of 13 steps.
Others have already mentioned this but this album was groundbreaking in so many ways. Pantera was always about attitude, agression, and (pardon the pun) domination over areas of life that needed to be dominated. This album showed that personal reflection and introspection had it's place in metal. Thank you for being open minded about this and giving it a chance. Subscribed!
Trendkill was a weird album, especially coming after Far Beyond Driven. The band was going through the beginning of the issues that would break them up, and Phil recorded his vocals in Louisiana away from the rest of the band. Phil seemed more like he was doing his Down stuff than what people were used to with Pantera.
To me Trendkill always felt like a cry for help, they were going to through a very tough phase during that period and they were telling us all about it through their music
You always know it's Pantera, whether you like it or not. And dog knows I struggle/d with some of their songs/albums. Still one of my all time favourite bands of ever. It probably helped seeing them live back in the day, to this day the best gigs of my life.
Hi from South Africa! Since Judson didn't much like Floods or 10's (the slower/softer tunes), throw him with Suicide Note Pt 2! The Great Southern Trendkill is my favourite Pantera album! Rock on gents!
Besides the good reviews, the most authentic thing about this channel is that If you ask anyone in this world, you have 2 friends, a Metalhead and a Pianist. Everyone will assume that the extravert and the guy with the jokes is the Metalhead. But here, the pianist is the one making the show, and Richards is rolling his eyes 😂
Ya'll should do En Minor's "On the Floor", the Revolver video in particular. Cool to see the evolution of Phil and that he's still kicking and putting out interesting music.
When Judson hits you with the “do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself.” Keep it up, makes for interesting conversation! Loooove me some Linger.
Been a long time since ive heard this song, but the opening riffs are giving me Devin Townsend -Deadhead vibes...its cool to hear a song after a while and be able to pick out the music it later influenced.
I think what needs to be get here is the obscurity of the place from where this song comes from... and the dissonance of the sound reflects that for sure. I like it
This song is a vibe. I am not even a Pantera fan, but this one always spoke to me. The way this songs expresses struggle of living is not for everyone for sure 😂 its just heavy as a truck
I'd like to think I can predict how Judson might react to a back to back non-stop play through of Suicide Note Parts 1 & 2 from this album, specifically as it pertains to the vocals. I'm not talking lyrical content, just the tone and contrast to the melodies as he often breaks down for us (with a particular reference to Pantera).
Exzellent. Ihr seid großartig, ich freue mich immer, euch zu sehen. Würden sie eine reaktion auf EMPEROR abgeben? Vielen Dank und grüße aus Deutschland
Such a beautiful song to me, always good hearing people's thoughts on it. It's okay to be contradictory because it's normal to have conflicting thoughts, especially trying to encapsulate a song after hearing it once lol, and also, you can dislike something on one song and like the same sort of thing on another; some times it's more effective to you when presented in a certain way. So continue contradicting if you have to! It's part of the back and forth process of talking about subjective and often abstract things like art lol.
A lot to say about this one.. I got to see Pantera 4 times before Dime was murdered.. Once at Ozzfest 2000 Dime dumped a whole box of guitar picks on me, of which I collected 8 of them.. easily one of my all time faves.. Trendkill is my fave album by them, mostly because of Phil's outstanding screams throughout the album (except the 2 songs Judson has heard).. not bad songs but I think the rest of it is much better, it's Very Heavy and Phil's screams are just so intoxicating.. a little disappointed that Judsons not getting the full gist of one of the best albums ever.. Please keep trying!!
Speaking of thall, you should show him Mirar! Songs he might enjoy would probably be Franka. Maybe Rachma. They’re heavily influenced by classical music and these songs reference classical songs so it might be interesting to get Judson’s perspective. They are peak thall so some of their shit is hard to listen to but you can’t deny the musicianship and talent these guys have. Their main guitarist is a French classically and jazz trained guitarist as well so he really knows his shit, and I think Mirar is his solo project with guest appearances but I asked him and he said he programmed all the drums, sound design, mix, and obviously he plays all the guitars and programmed bass
Trendkill dropped in '96, May? I believe? Anyway, I was anticipating that album so bad I went to K-Mart on my lunch break to buy it..... J, your opinion is just as valid as anyone else's. That album was a bit of a pill to swallow for even the hardcore Pantera fans. I had no idea of the inner conflict within the band at that time. Phil did his vocals separate from the band in New Orleans. Personally, I love it. Pantera will forever be in the top 5 of my all time fav bands, but youre not the first person to look "slant eyed" when I throw on the Snake Jazz album............haha. Day Tripper...........does sound similar in a way, and dont forget about Hair of the Dog.......its all been done before, just with different flavor, and will be again. Do what you do gentlemen! The simple fact that you have haters shows youre on the right track! \m/
It's been a long time since you've done a Savatage song still would like you guys to do Hall of the mountain king and I've also mentioned anything from Testament another great band
Appease to Judson's appreciation of female musicians and have him listen to something by The Agonist! I think Business Suits And Combat Boots would be a solid pick.
Por qué lo torturas con Pantera?!😂 Me gusta pantera y la voz de Phil, pero me gusta mucho lo que hicieron en Pantera los hermanos Abbot. Disfrutando sus videos. Suscriptora nueva desde Chile. Saludos
About the vocals, I think it being so "dirty" (like those glissandos down that go out of tune) adds to the whole album vibe, it's very dark and nasty and mean, I don't know. My favourite Pantera album.
I'm of the opinion that a lot of the weird choices in the composition really lend themselves to the album given it's such a weird album. There's a sickness or residue-like quality to it that really exposes where the band was mentally at the time. It reminds me a lot of Van Halen's Balance. There's a moodiness that hangs over it that isn't even necessarily in the music at times.
Runnunig Wild... tolle Wahl, wie hast du dich daran erinnert 🎯🔱✔✔✔ 🍾 "Death or Glory" - Epic stuff Eine großartige band in den 1980er Jahren Und was hältst du von Heloween
@@Moonchilddbk Yeah, we definitely need Helloween too! Great band, but I very love pirates, nautical and historical themes, so I often listen to Running Wild or AHAB. METAL FOREVER bruder 🤘
It can be difficult for non long time Tampora fans to enjoy/ get some of their later work. Or any of their work for that matter. Over used cliche warning: if you know you know.
Love Pantera but this song doesn't really do it for me. I agree with Judson regarding the vocals. It just feels kinda off to me like it doesn't 'connect' with the song . I don't know how to explain it though. Floods is a good song and drag the waters like Richard was mentioning is a banger. Overall it's (for me that is) not their best album. Haven't played it in years. Vulgar and far beyond driven are absolute favs. You guy's are awesome. Keep the good stuff coming!
Bunch of contradictory nonsense. Being honest and insightful off the cuff while not maintaining a pre-agreed view is so bourgeois it nearly made me choke on my prawn salad. Good day sir.
It's a decent album, but not nearly as good as Vulgar. They were at their peak when that album was released. Richard, think it's about time for some Obituary?
Having knowledge of things such as that doesn’t necessarily mean I’m in the throes of active addiction. Anyone in true recovery will tell you that, whilst being clean and sober, it’s almost impossible to not use experiences from the past to illuminate situations in the present. I assure you, if I was in active addiction, I would not be so forthcoming with knowledge about such things as paranoia would prevent me from doing so. But thank you for the sentiment!
@@Greatmeasures didnt mean for it to sound like I suspected anything at all, so sorry. I dont, and its not my business regardless. I was trying to point out that others might misconstrue your words because of your upset tone, not the mere knowledge. I shoulda kept it zipped, I realize now, but it just bothers me on your behalf when people comment that you must currently be high. Then I ended up contributing to that noise. Forgive me, and forget I said anything.
@@sxelady I totally understand! And my response to you was mainly to those who think that I’m high. No worries! Hope I didn’t come across as a dick. Wasn’t intended that way. I saw both our comments as more of a community PSA! Much love
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That whole Trendkill album is more a mood than a groove. Dark as it gets. Love it.
Who would have thought. This fits the album title perfectly.
Tell that to Living through me (hells wrath)
Trendkill was the party album. And you can tell lol.
Reinventing is where it’s at 💯
Probably the hardest album to get into in Pantera's catalog, but those who like it, like it a lot... As a whole, it's very dark and depressing, pissed off, yet introspective rather than the chest-beating, outward anger of previous albums. I think Phil's addiction, and turmoil within the band caused Phil to finally realise that most of his problems at that time were self inflicted. And while he was dumb as hell, almost dying on multiple occasions, and lost in the isolation of heroin, he seemed to learn more about himself, and grow up both lyrically and intellectually around this time. Most of it is stream of consciousness, and regularly contradicts itself, but such is the duality inside the mind of someone who both wants to get clean, while that same mind is trying to justify doing more- by cutting you away from people who don't agree with using, and telling you you're not worth being clean, and that you might as well keep going until you die, cuz no one will care either way. I've always found solace in that kind of lyricism, with the darkness, but some gallows humor peppered in, and yet having the duality of knowing that the distinctly different voices on the phone telling you to do these counterproductive things are coming from inside the house(to use a well-worn horror movie trope lol). Phil was both coming up with great stuff during this era, and unable to execute it as effectively as on other albums. The albums with Down were very similar in terms of subject matter and tone, but were seemingly more cohesive, as I think Phil struggled to be on the same wavelength as the Abbott Brothers, due to their hard drinking and rambunctiousness, and his wanting to be in a heroin hole by himself most of the time. They managed to pull it back together for Reinventing The Steel however, as that was a much more "classic" Pantera-sounding album, and was not nearly as dark and despondent as Trendkill. It still benefitted from the maturing he did during this one, and I think he still owes a debt of gratitude to this period for helping him grow as a person, and not see everything as black and white as he had previously. Reinventing was black and white in terms of "We're not one of these 'fake metal' bands", but also showed Phil being competent at lyrically acknowledging just how much grey was in all our lives for the first time. Too bad Reinventing was their last together, and things ended the way they did.
Far beyond driven was the hardest album for me to get into.
@@smokerman81 I can see that.. things like Good Friends and a Bottle of Pills aren't exactly universally accessible, but there are some bangers on there too.. basically the same as all their albums, as there's not one that doesn't have a seriously awesome song or 2 that's undeniable, even if you're not a Pantera fan.
Omg ... that solo .... 😢😢 dime, you were one of a kind.... ten's ❤
One of the best solo's from Darrel, underrated song
Always gets overlooked in favour of Floods, but this solo hits way harder for me.
FLOODS is my all time favorite Pantera song 🤘🏽🤘🏽
‘uncomfortable pockets’ is exactly where they wanted you. The solo relieves us for a bit but like active addiction, we’re right back in it. Nice work, guys.
Love this song. I think it hits better in the context of the whole album listened through.
At the end my brain always goes immediately into the drum intro of 13 steps.
Saw them open up for Sabbath in 99. Probably one of my favorite shows ever and I’ve seen a lot of great bands.
I saw them on that tour, too. L.A. Forum. Incubus opened up for them, which was odd at the time. 😂
The iconic Broly transformation song!
my fav pantera album
That's crazy. I much prefer these vocals over something like CFH. Phil from Trendkill to Down II/Use Once and Destroy is peak Phil.
I think you can even go back to far beyond driven, his vocals are brutal throughout that album
Great pick, love this song🤘🔥
Others have already mentioned this but this album was groundbreaking in so many ways. Pantera was always about attitude, agression, and (pardon the pun) domination over areas of life that needed to be dominated. This album showed that personal reflection and introspection had it's place in metal. Thank you for being open minded about this and giving it a chance. Subscribed!
This is a true Muscian, picked up a different genre by ear. VERY respect for this.
That is my favorite of Dime's solos. Theres such a cool blues feel to this one.
The solo on It makes them disappear is one of those solos as well
@@johncarpenter3751 Hell yeah. That's the nastiest riff out of their entire discography in my opinion. The solo is very bluesy.
I love the vocals and everyting else about the album its a masterpiece IMO
Hello again. Nice to hear our beloved County Limerick royalty, The Cranberries, getting another turn!!
My absolute favorite Pantera song, to me there's something almost spiritual about it. 🤘
Rest in Peace Dime and Vinnie
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Trendkill was a weird album, especially coming after Far Beyond Driven. The band was going through the beginning of the issues that would break them up, and Phil recorded his vocals in Louisiana away from the rest of the band. Phil seemed more like he was doing his Down stuff than what people were used to with Pantera.
To me Trendkill always felt like a cry for help, they were going to through a very tough phase during that period and they were telling us all about it through their music
You always know it's Pantera, whether you like it or not. And dog knows I struggle/d with some of their songs/albums. Still one of my all time favourite bands of ever. It probably helped seeing them live back in the day, to this day the best gigs of my life.
The Nocturnal t-shirt!! It's my favorite album ❤️
Trendkill vocals are great imo, like on the title track the great southern trendkill
Hi from South Africa! Since Judson didn't much like Floods or 10's (the slower/softer tunes), throw him with Suicide Note Pt 2! The Great Southern Trendkill is my favourite Pantera album! Rock on gents!
DDP !
Besides the good reviews, the most authentic thing about this channel is that If you ask anyone in this world, you have 2 friends, a Metalhead and a Pianist. Everyone will assume that the extravert and the guy with the jokes is the Metalhead. But here, the pianist is the one making the show, and Richards is rolling his eyes 😂
I can’t split “trendkill” and “the steel” as my fav pantera album , both give me so much joy
Ya'll should do En Minor's "On the Floor", the Revolver video in particular. Cool to see the evolution of Phil and that he's still kicking and putting out interesting music.
When Judson hits you with the “do I contradict myself? Very well then I contradict myself.” Keep it up, makes for interesting conversation!
Loooove me some Linger.
Been a long time since ive heard this song, but the opening riffs are giving me Devin Townsend -Deadhead vibes...its cool to hear a song after a while and be able to pick out the music it later influenced.
You gentlemen should do another underknown Pantera song "Avoid the Light". One of their greatest.
Alright ya know what hit em with "slaughtered- pantera" after this 😂😂
This song was always a average start and finish with the most incredible middle part making it worthwhile..better solo than floods so much feeling
I think what needs to be get here is the obscurity of the place from where this song comes from... and the dissonance of the sound reflects that for sure. I like it
This song is a vibe. I am not even a Pantera fan, but this one always spoke to me. The way this songs expresses struggle of living is not for everyone for sure 😂 its just heavy as a truck
i would love to hear the piano as he plays along to the first experience to these songs, i understand hes just finding the key n shit but still lol
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I'd like to think I can predict how Judson might react to a back to back non-stop play through of Suicide Note Parts 1 & 2 from this album, specifically as it pertains to the vocals. I'm not talking lyrical content, just the tone and contrast to the melodies as he often breaks down for us (with a particular reference to Pantera).
Exzellent. Ihr seid großartig, ich freue mich immer, euch zu sehen.
Würden sie eine reaktion auf EMPEROR abgeben?
Vielen Dank und grüße aus Deutschland
Chill, laid back song from Pantera
If he's looking for Reggae and Jinjer you should do Judgement and Punishment
Suggestions for some top death metal: Immolation or Morbid Angel
Unexpected, but very welcome pick
Such a beautiful song to me, always good hearing people's thoughts on it. It's okay to be contradictory because it's normal to have conflicting thoughts, especially trying to encapsulate a song after hearing it once lol, and also, you can dislike something on one song and like the same sort of thing on another; some times it's more effective to you when presented in a certain way. So continue contradicting if you have to! It's part of the back and forth process of talking about subjective and often abstract things like art lol.
Thats some heavy shit to present him there
A lot to say about this one.. I got to see Pantera 4 times before Dime was murdered.. Once at Ozzfest 2000 Dime dumped a whole box of guitar picks on me, of which I collected 8 of them.. easily one of my all time faves.. Trendkill is my fave album by them, mostly because of Phil's outstanding screams throughout the album (except the 2 songs Judson has heard).. not bad songs but I think the rest of it is much better, it's Very Heavy and Phil's screams are just so intoxicating.. a little disappointed that Judsons not getting the full gist of one of the best albums ever.. Please keep trying!!
Yesterday Don´t Mean Shit
Revolution Is My Name
Speaking of thall, you should show him Mirar! Songs he might enjoy would probably be Franka. Maybe Rachma. They’re heavily influenced by classical music and these songs reference classical songs so it might be interesting to get Judson’s perspective. They are peak thall so some of their shit is hard to listen to but you can’t deny the musicianship and talent these guys have. Their main guitarist is a French classically and jazz trained guitarist as well so he really knows his shit, and I think Mirar is his solo project with guest appearances but I asked him and he said he programmed all the drums, sound design, mix, and obviously he plays all the guitars and programmed bass
Goes right into the killer drum track from the next song :(
Yay, Trendkill!
Trendkill dropped in '96, May? I believe? Anyway, I was anticipating that album so bad I went to K-Mart on my lunch break to buy it..... J, your opinion is just as valid as anyone else's. That album was a bit of a pill to swallow for even the hardcore Pantera fans. I had no idea of the inner conflict within the band at that time. Phil did his vocals separate from the band in New Orleans. Personally, I love it. Pantera will forever be in the top 5 of my all time fav bands, but youre not the first person to look "slant eyed" when I throw on the Snake Jazz album............haha.
Day Tripper...........does sound similar in a way, and dont forget about Hair of the Dog.......its all been done before, just with different flavor, and will be again. Do what you do gentlemen! The simple fact that you have haters shows youre on the right track! \m/
Manowars warriors of the world is a GREAT introduction to power metal:)
I want to know how Judson feels about Phil's vocals on Shattered or Clash With Reality compared to this
Power Metal, Over And Out, Death Trap..
I read people saying this is the dumbest album in the history of metal. I dont know but this song is good. Is dark and heavy.
It's dark and feels heavier than some of the death metal songs I think cause of the really big spacing in the drums and how slow it drags out
Have you ever done a video on Down? NOLA is a absolute masterpiece
To hell with comments. Contradict yourself all you want. That's how people talk to each other. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Keep exploring, gents 🤘
Then something from Reinventing The Steel will maybe fit best. Those songs are straightforward and well done.
Hey guys, it took me awhile to get into this release but it is my favorite. It is very different and weird and dissonant and almost doomy.
It's been a long time since you've done a Savatage song still would like you guys to do Hall of the mountain king and I've also mentioned anything from Testament another great band
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The intro reminds me of AIC check my brain for some reason
Can you do the sleep from pantera?
Phil’s neck and back issues made him an addict.
Appease to Judson's appreciation of female musicians and have him listen to something by The Agonist! I think Business Suits And Combat Boots would be a solid pick.
He will like drag the waters better, I'm sure.
Despised icon - furtive monologue, lets do a early mid 2000's deathcore deep dive lol
Ok pantera jam, kinda slow but saved buy a killer solo. 6:21 The bass face on Judson says it all
Still tryna figure out how he hadn’t heard these main stream metal songs …HE PLAYED GUITAR ?!🤣 😊
I’m a hippy. Jamband, bluegrass, 60s, was stuff I learned guitar on. Just never paid attention to metal
MOAR AAL PLS!
I’m pretty new here. Have you ever had him listen to Infant Annihilator?
Not yet but we’ll look into it! Thanks for hanging out with us
Por qué lo torturas con Pantera?!😂 Me gusta pantera y la voz de Phil, pero me gusta mucho lo que hicieron en Pantera los hermanos Abbot.
Disfrutando sus videos. Suscriptora nueva desde Chile. Saludos
Welcome! Thank you for hanging out with us!
About the vocals, I think it being so "dirty" (like those glissandos down that go out of tune) adds to the whole album vibe, it's very dark and nasty and mean, I don't know.
My favourite Pantera album.
sounds like a cover from perl jam.................it's ok Judson, lots of guys have unicorns and rainbows in their office 🎯
Hell Lou Reed literally wrote a song called heroin. Great song too lol
I'm of the opinion that a lot of the weird choices in the composition really lend themselves to the album given it's such a weird album. There's a sickness or residue-like quality to it that really exposes where the band was mentally at the time. It reminds me a lot of Van Halen's Balance. There's a moodiness that hangs over it that isn't even necessarily in the music at times.
guys, react to mushroomhead- the wrist
Do some Damian Marley next Thanks
I like the guitar in this song. And that's all I have to say about that.
Phil Anselmo is more problematic than not but still love the album
Great! What about Running Wild - Riding the Storm or Genesis? Or maybe BOLT THROWER band Next
Runnunig Wild... tolle Wahl, wie hast du dich daran erinnert 🎯🔱✔✔✔ 🍾
"Death or Glory" - Epic stuff
Eine großartige band in den 1980er Jahren
Und was hältst du von Heloween
@@Moonchilddbk Yeah, we definitely need Helloween too! Great band, but I very love pirates, nautical and historical themes, so I often listen to Running Wild or AHAB. METAL FOREVER bruder 🤘
Yes bro. I have seen AHAB few years ago... They are so good live asweell
Yall need to listen to some Butthole Surfers, and not Pepper, but stuff you’d never hear on the radio.
It can be difficult for non long time Tampora fans to enjoy/ get some of their later work. Or any of their work for that matter. Over used cliche warning: if you know you know.
Feeling tense about these 10s, better hide in some tins
This album isn't the best for ne. That was the begining of the end for Pantera.
Love Pantera but this song doesn't really do it for me. I agree with Judson regarding the vocals. It just feels kinda off to me like it doesn't 'connect' with the song . I don't know how to explain it though. Floods is a good song and drag the waters like Richard was mentioning is a banger. Overall it's (for me that is) not their best album. Haven't played it in years. Vulgar and far beyond driven are absolute favs.
You guy's are awesome. Keep the good stuff coming!
Bunch of contradictory nonsense. Being honest and insightful off the cuff while not maintaining a pre-agreed view is so bourgeois it nearly made me choke on my prawn salad. Good day sir.
My man
It's a decent album, but not nearly as good as Vulgar. They were at their peak when that album was released.
Richard, think it's about time for some Obituary?
if you don’t want comments questioning your sobriety, maybe dont sound so upset about the price and accessibility of heroin..?
Having knowledge of things such as that doesn’t necessarily mean I’m in the throes of active addiction. Anyone in true recovery will tell you that, whilst being clean and sober, it’s almost impossible to not use experiences from the past to illuminate situations in the present. I assure you, if I was in active addiction, I would not be so forthcoming with knowledge about such things as paranoia would prevent me from doing so. But thank you for the sentiment!
@@Greatmeasures didnt mean for it to sound like I suspected anything at all, so sorry. I dont, and its not my business regardless.
I was trying to point out that others might misconstrue your words because of your upset tone, not the mere knowledge. I shoulda kept it zipped, I realize now, but it just bothers me on your behalf when people comment that you must currently be high. Then I ended up contributing to that noise. Forgive me, and forget I said anything.
@@sxelady I totally understand! And my response to you was mainly to those who think that I’m high. No worries! Hope I didn’t come across as a dick. Wasn’t intended that way. I saw both our comments as more of a community PSA! Much love
@@Greatmeasures you are always affable in the comments. Much love for you - and Linger!
Love pantera but not this song.
Got your feminist hat on? Lol
He was high 😂😂😂
The guy is too much of a musical NERD, but at least he knows his shit lol...