Drum Teacher Reacts to Vinnie Paul - Pantera - Walk - In Memoriam - Episide 7
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Trendkill & Reinventing The Steel are criminally underrated.
Yes they are
Very true man those are great albums very underrated.
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Yea. I always tell people, and it usually surprises them, but Philip and the band thought Reinventing The Steel was their best record. That literally *part* of the reason they went on a break. Anyway i always thought they wrote the best, most interesting ballads of their career on Trendkill (10s, Floods, Suicide Note 1)and their brst GROOVY songs on REINVENTING THE STEEL(Goddamn Electric, Yesterday Dont Mean Poop, Revolution Is My Name, It Makes Them Disappear, and I'll Cast A Shadow).
I loved how Phil really started singing again on almost every Steel song. Classic album
Trendkill is my imprint. And that solo in Floods... holy shit!
@El-ahrairah
The whole band would be the first to tell you RTS was their best (or 2nd best) album
A man after my own heart. Pantera is the gospel of metal! Still the heaviest shit. Stronger Than All!
Love Pantera. Cowboys, Vulgar and Far Beyond are incredible. You can't not love those albums. I'm so sorry I never had the opportunity to witness Metal greatness with my own eyes.
Sup Vicky. Damn
AMEN!
"This is cool. Let me let you listen to Pantera because it's better" lmao
Don't underrate Rex's role man, Vinnie and Rex were tight AF! The fact is that all three of them were tight AF, and that is why despite being only a 3pc band the sound was massive and there was no drop off from Dime going into solos. Thank God I got to see them live in '94!
murilo ninj Rex often wrote the rhythm parts under Dimes solos in the studio. Rex also did creative things in their live shows to support those solo spots.
Yeah, was just thinking this when watching some live Pantera videos the other day. In a four-piece band as tight and groovy as Pantera, the bass player is a crucial part of the mix, and Rex was a champ holding down the fort whenever Dime went into a solo. Definitely the most underrated member of the band.
Yeah, it's amazing they didn't need an additional guitarist to sound like that. How many metal bands only have one guitarist? And they were the heaviest, most dynamic band in the world, sonically. Unreal skill all around.
He also wrote and played the 12 string intro on Cemetery Gates.
I always loved the sound of Vinnie’s kit. That snare is like sledgehammer hitting a rock. It’s got an awesome transient and a fat body to it. Sooooooooo Metal.
Your story about Vince and your remarks about how the Abbott Bros treated their fans reminded me of a story I read in a magazine years ago about they met David Allan Coe and eventually formed Rebel Meets Rebel. Dime and Vince went to a DAC show and wanted to meet him afterwards, and instead of using their star power to get ahead of everyone, they actually waited in line with everyone else. They finally get up to the front, and Dime goes all fanboy saying "Oh we're so happy to meet you, my name is Darrell and this is my brother Vince, and we have this little band called Pantera." He ended up giving him some Pantera CDs to listen to and they hit it off, but they were always humble and never treated anyone like they were lesser. They loved their fans because they remained fans themselves.
That's beautiful
“Little band called Pantera” haha those guys were awesome
Pantera never sold out. One of my favorite bands. Seen them several times in Dallas area in the 90"s. Best time of my life was seeing Pantera in concert. R.I.P Abbott brothers.
Ha ha ha ha Pantera did sell out. As soon as they done a video for a song. Moron.
@@leeroyc4148 Look Moron, making a video is not selling out. That would mean Every band sold out. Your favorite band made a video. Musically they never sold out. Not the brightest person, I can tell.
Facts don't care about your feelings.
@@leeroyc4148 Your opinions are worthless in real life. Who cares what you think. Why you watch stuff about a band that sold out when they made a video. Funny how every musician has sold out. Idiots except you. LOL.
You people still bitching about these sellouts
Yeah Vinnie Paul never did a lot of blast Beats.
It's all about that heavy ass Grove that Pantera's is famous about.
I think there one in the great southern trend kill when Phil starts singing really fast
Suicide note part 2
I'm not a drummer, but this whole video was a pleasure to listen to.
Thank you!!
I was on the way to the gym when I heard of his passing on the radio... and I had to pull off the road into a side lot and cry. I wept like I’d lost a soul mate...
I was the daughter of a preacher/butcher and his gospel musician wife... I’d sneak up to our one television at night and get as close to the mono speaker as I could and flip the channel to MTV... for HEADBANGER’S BALL! Why did I risk this? Because once, I was home alone and caught the video for “Walk” and I was never the same. I NEVER listened to “hair metal”. I was more of a 1989 Pretty Hate Machine NIN fan... bit then I heard Dime and Vinnie. I’d never FELT anything like that before. Pure adrenaline powering through the heavy sludge of southern blues.
Pantera started my love affair with metal - and Vinnie was the heartbeat of the passion I found within.
I remember the exact moment hearing of Big Vin’s passing. I cried like I had just lost a close family member. He was the reason I picked up a pair of drum sticks 25 years ago and he’s been my inspiration from the first time I heard Pantera’s “Becoming”.
Now my 14 year old son is an incredible drummer and I owe it all to Vinnie, Dime, and all of Pantera. This world has never and will never be the same without them.
I remember meeting vinnie for the first time back in 96. I was at Dallas gentleman's club in Dallas, I happened to be wearing a Pantera shirt, and I hear someone holler at me "awesome shirt". I turn around and it was vinnie Paul. He came up to me and shook my hand and had a beer with me.
pantera the kings. Vinnie was brutal. so much groove. bass perfect
Damnstraight bud. My thoughts exactly. Pantera bar none is the greatest metal band of all time.
Thanks for this dude. Pantera and the Abbott bro’s meant the world to me too. They were the first band I saw as a kid in 1996. And still are and will be the most powerful band in metal. Fuck yeah,! 🤘🏻
Judging by Phil’s hair and Dimes guitar it was probably ‘97. Excellent breakdown video, I’d like to see you do one for Becoming...killer double bass on that one.
To this day, I've yet to see ANYTHING heavier than the live in Moscow version of Domination, and I've been into brutal death metal for about 25 years. RIP, Abbott bros!
Man, that must have been a motherfucking concert to experience live.
Always 1980's power toms sizes he had...14x14 and 15x15 overhead toms,18" floor tom,24x24 kicks and 8x14 snare...his ride is 22" Hand Hammered Power Bell Ride since just after Cowboys from Hell days
Jesus
@@JunkdrummerTV Huh...where?
Beautiful episode. I will stand up on that table with you and fight anyone that disagrees that they are the greatest metal band of all time.
I would tell people, "along with Dime's guitar riffs, 99.9% drummers would automatically play A LOT of double foot, but Vinnie was beyond that 😉
And like you said, i would talk about his groove, musical sense. One great drummer!
I think Gobsmack or Godsmack is the name of the band they kind of have their drummer playing Groove metal oriented style drumming.
Even more awesome about your story is how he overcame the obstacle of meeting large group of fans after the tragedy of Dimes death. I always found that incredibly inspiring.
Pantera is one of the best metal bands ever! Before they were known they used to play at a local, hole in the wall bar (The Ranch - Muenster TX) near my home town when I was a kid. Who would of ever know they would of become the metal powerhouse that they have.. Also, a few years back.. I was in a sports bar in Lewisville TX to see Skid Row play, and in walks VInnie right up next to me at the bar. Nicest, down to earth rock star I've ever met in person.
14” and 15” squared size toms I believe!
Vinnie and Dime were SPECTACULAR musicians. Rex and Phil were great too.
Trendkill was also amazing. But yes.... you are correct that Pantera is the metal band of metal bands.
I was lucky enough to have seen Pantera twice,albeit not in the mosh bit lol.I will never forget how loud the drums sounded in that arena,it was unreal,do triggers make the drums louder ?I was just curious,i really wasnt sure.What great guys the Abbott bros. were.Anyway,great video,you have a great channel,i always wanted to take drum lessons but never did.
Jimmy “The Rev” Sullivan........please!!!
Abe Cunningham of Deftones and Austin D'Amond of Devildriver and Bleed the Sky are two of my favorites and I would be interested in your opinion of them.
Great video. Pantera will always live on worldwide and when we can we ll send Vulgar Display out to space for the Aliens to drink to.
Vinnie had 2- 24x24 bass drum, 14x14 High Tom 1, 15x15 High Tom 2, and an 18x18 Floor Tom
When you jump on the table with your boots on to fight Pantera are the greatest metal band of all time. I will happily fight with you.
The drumming and dimes guitar in Far Beyond Driven just sound like a machine gun. Its that brother bond, years of playing. So tight, fucking tremendous!
GST was a perfect album in my opinion. So was Revolution. Everything from Cowboys on.
Every Abbott brother story I hear blows my mind, opens my heart and brings a year to my eye.
No band has, or ever will compare to Pantera. I feel sorry for my younger friends who never go a chance to see Pantera in concert. They have no idea what they missed out on.
Pantera will always be the Kings of Metal!
You cant tell me reinventing the steel was anywhere near as good as the other albums. I love pantera my biggest influence as a musician, but they where slipping and if they had been around another ten years I don't know. Before you all attack me I ain't saying reinventing the steel was bad by any means I love that album, but it doesn't stand up to vulgar or far beyond driven. Tbf it was more Phil anselmo than the others, I liked damage plan.
Thanks for this. I grew up by where they did and at the same time. Abilene TX
These guys changed my life as a teen, got me through some tough times. I cried for days when Dime was assassinated, I am not ashamed to say.
Right on brother I really enjoyed this reaction. Thank you for that story about big vin. I'd love for you to react to their song becoming. Vinnie always said he was super proud of his work on that. Cheers man...getcha pull
After that Hell Yeah show the stage looked like someone ran a woodchipper up there.
Would love to see a vid on ARISE/Chaos AD era Sepultura. Igor is prolly my favorite metal drummer.
Pantera ruuuuuullllllzzzzzzz
Love from iran🤘
I don’t usually comment on the videos I watch but your Vinnie story took me back to when I was able to meet him. It was a small club in Deep Ellum with a local band playing. There was maybe 60-80 people there and he was just hanging out toward the back with a drink in his hand talking with what appeared to be someone he was there with. I had to go say hi and tell him what Pantera has meant to me and that I was stoked to see what he and Dime were going to do with Damageplan. He stopped what he was doing turned to me and began to tell me first thank you and that there were gonna be some killer songs on the album. It as a brief interaction but he didn’t have to even give me the time of day but he did. Especially since he was in mid conversation but I was 19 and star struck about a hometown hero.
I’ll back you up in that fight.
Please react to Mike Bordin of Faith No More
Vinnie's the skeleton
Dime's the flesh
Rex's the fat
Phil's the muscle
That's how I always pictured them in their music.
When Metallica first started out they played the music they wanted to play and they didn't care what people thought. Then as they grew up their music changed with them and people give em shit for it. They still play what they want to play. Are the albums good? Well I guess that's debatable... Point is playing what you want to play doesn't make you a sell out
No, but claiming you are the only and the best is, that and there arrogance
And kudos on pointing out that tiny additional beat that drives the second chorus ... like I’ve said before... it’s those intricate, minute details that make metal the dark twin of historical orchestral masterpieces ❤️ Tasty.
You should do a video on Abe Cunningham next.
Saw Pantera on 05/02/1993; Sold out Headliner Club Concert at PC69, Bielfeld, Germany. Caught a plectrum from Dime. Was 13 years old. Still got the plec. Vinnie was always my favorite drummer. Huge Influence. Thanks for the beautiful story about him sitting down until every Fan was served. The man`s a legend.
Please do Becoming- PanterA
Would love to hear your reaction to Jimmy Chamberlin playing AN ODE TO NO ONE (Live) HD. That title is how you find it on youtube. It's sped up with excellent audio quality. You can see him and Billy having some back in fourth before it starts presumably talking about if Jimmy is going to be able to hang :)
Classic
Couple things to fuel the Pantera-vs-Metallica rage debate:
1. If Black Sabbath's "Planet Caravan" (which Pantera covered, remember) is metal, then so is "Nothing Else Matters."
2. Pantera started off as a hair band. So were they being "true to themselves" when they started off as hair metal, or when they abandoned that in favor of groove metal?
You decide.
Planet caravan is so metal compared to nothing else matters. Nothing else matters is more comparable to ratt or Cinderella or something 🙃
Kind words in tribute! Thanks for your heartfelt message!
To the Gentleman who text about Vinnie and what he meant to him was a Beautiful message. The song "Thank You" by Hellyeah would be most fitting in this case. Take a listen if you haven't already done so brother. Keep on drumming with your gift. I am so envious of musicians. 🤘
Vinnie and Dimebag were always thankful for their fans. I remember waiting in line to get their autograph. I was the 4th to the last in line at a Harley Davidson grand opening. I waited for hrs in February in light rain to get their autograph. The only time they stopped was to take a small break, but they signed autographs for every person in line! I've never seen fan appreciation like these guys had!
A lady that lived a house over from me had 2 sons that were friends with Vinnie and Dime and they would always come over and jam.
Vinnie had a badass Camaro or something like that and when me and my friends would see them pull up we knew things were about to get loud 😆. You could hear Vinnie blasting double bass down the street 😆. Me and my friends would skate in front of the house and listen to them and we were like what the fuck? because we never heard anything like that before 😆.
This was before Cowboys From Hell came out
Just a little story i wanted to share with whoever wants to read it.
I feel very blessed to have those little times with them.
I agree with you 100%
they are the KINGS OF METAL.
They are greatly missed
RIP DIME & VINNIE
😔
I dont even play drums but after watching this and seeing all the love and respect and how much they meant to you also, i had to subscribe 🤘
Gene hoglan on any of his song when he was in Death would be cool to watch
Ever work out a good transcription of “Becoming”? That double kick pattern is deceptively hard!
Yes it is
Bass player here.
Loved this guys swing and groove.
I would have killed to have played with this incredible musician.
Jimmy "the Rev" Sullivan. Beast and the Harlot from Avenged Sevenfold.
Amen.
I just don't know why anyone would listen to metal for five minutes when there is NOFX and Bad Religion and RANCID and The Interrupters.
What a great video and awesome tribute! God bless you my friend. I loved your post, minus a couple G. D's ☺though I couldn't agree more. If that was on a poster with a pic of Big Vin I would hang it on my wall
Thank you man
1st ever concert was Pantera and White Zombie in 96 when my mom was pregnant with me. I'll see my musical heros live. Thanks for the video.
React to Brooks Wackerman, playing anything off "The Stage" with Avenged Sevenfold
Best? No sir. Black Sabbath. Give thanks to the creator. I do love Pantera though.
4:30 says it all. I love tech death, but speed for speed's sake is less musical. Blues is where it all started and I am so thankful that bands like Pantera made heavy ass blues music.
Just found your channel mate, love your reactions and how informative they are. I've just started playing again in the last few week after not playing drums for 16 years. First few days were quite sloppy but starting to get my groove back.
Vinnie Paul was my hero growing up, his rack toms were 14 and 15 with an 18 floor and 2 massive 24" kick drums.
It's interesting that although he used triggers live in the studio he didn't and that was a common misconception. For his kick drums in the studio to get that sound you hear he used wooden beaters and had a quarter coin duct taped to each kick so when the wooden beaters hit them it produces that sound you think is triggered but actually wasn't.
Dime and Vinnie rip.
Thank you for the comment! Glad to hear your playing again. I hope my video can be a resource for you as you get back into it.
Pantera was definitely the groove metal band.
Great Vinnie Paul story dude! It's rare to see people like that in this day and age.
I'm glad I came across this video.
That story about Vinnie doing a long meet'n'greet after a show was great.
his toms were 14 x 14 .... 15 x 15 .... and 18 x 18 .... and bass drums were 24 x 24 .....all square
fucking love Vinnie. I have a Vinnie Paul kit. 14,15,18, 24x24s
His set was 24"x24" bass (2), 14"x8" snare, two 14"x14" tom toms, and two floor toms (16"x16" and 18"x18").
How about a video with Paul Postaph? Greetings from Austria (EU) 😎😎😎
PANTERA will always be timeless. In my opinion they're still relevant to this day and I'm confident that I'm not the only one who feels that way. I'm gonna stop right there because I can talk PANTERA for days.
✝️✝️ DIME & VINNIE ✝️✝️
Dude, I am with you. Tool, Zeppelin, Pantera. We could definitely hang out.
@JunkDrummer....Along with the 24”x20” bass drum(s), Vinnie used 2-14”x14” toms, a 15”x15” tom, and an 18”x16” floor tom.
Super Joint ritual. You can tell Phil helped write alot of Pantera riffs. The first Super Joint album from 1995 was like a Pantera album
Right on brother!..Pantera is the best metal band period!..but of all the kick ass songs they created...you picked Walk?..just messing with ya..we used that song in highschool for our wrestling entrance theme back in 94..it got soooo much radio play...its good to hear that Phil is gonna start playing Pantera songs while on tour with his other bands now..all the new metal heads will get to hear the real deal! #GetchaPull
Phils a snake
Power Metal is another album of theirs that is criminally underrated
I couldn't agree more, everyone I talk to about pantera, I always mention that album
Hi. Please react to Nicko McBrain. It would be interesting to hear your opinion.
You are unfortunately wrong about pantera!!!! A great band they are!!! But they started out as a hair metal band!!!!
much Love and Respect brother! wow what a great video,dimebag was just as huge of an idol for me being a guitar player growing up and i was 18 when he was killed, 2 weeks later i was in a car accident and my best friend was killed,,all i had was music and my guitar that got me through! STONGER THAN ALL 🤘🤘🤘
PANTERA greatest metal band of all time!!🤘🏾
1:48 to 1:57, I fucking love you man. pls we need more people like you
I also think they probably the best
But there's also megadeth, iron Maiden, judas priest
I think those are the best heavy metal bands
I know there's a lot of new good bands like slipknot etc but they can never be as tasteful and flavored heavy metal unique and different till this day 29 years ago and they definitely don't need 10+ members and masks. just 4 guys who that gonna rock your hair off
Rip Dime and Vinnie ♡ still living through their masterpiece pantera
Awesome video man. I know fuck all about drumming but loved watching this 💪🏻🔨
Dude,your true to the heart, I'm sure your an excellent percussionist. I'm a big Pantera fan also. Stay strong an true. Keep hitting those skins. My good friend Dan Laudo was the drummer for Prong and Scum of the earth. He's was close to Vinnie. Love your videos. Keep em commin. Peace an keep up the good work.
Thank you so much!!
Vulgar Display of Power was NOT recorded with a click track. That alone is amazing in itself considering how insanely tight that album sounds.
I'm a proud and true,cowboy from hell till the day I fucking die,branded right on my neck to show the world,THERE WAS AND ALWAYS WILL BE ONLY 1 PANTERA,no one will come close EVER!
This drummer was awesome,had chops but fit the song and his huge sound,really gave Pantera it’s thunder.
I think the ride was a Megabell ride by Zildjian,here in Melbourne,Australia,drummers fondly called it the Dolly Parton cymbal.
Was fortunate to see them in ‘96.
Probably the band I have seen the most live... First time was the VDoP tour with Skid Row in 1992. So many memories with friends, long roadtrips and parties. My most memorable show was in Montreal in 1994 for the Far Beyond Driven Tour w/Crowbar. I was 17 years old and managed to get an afterparty access pass and they transformed the balcony of the venue into a club after the show with a sound system and lights. It was Big Val's birthday party and it turned into a crazy food fight with the cake. They had strippers come to entertain the fans... a real front-row seat into the sex, drugs and rock & roll lifestyle exactly like their "Home Videos". The whole crew (except Phil who was sick) was there to party and had such a blast with Dimebag. Another fan there happened to have a disposable camera with him before the cellphone cameras LOL and I was able to take pictures with my idols which he mailed to me afterwards. I'll never forget how down to earth the guys were and how welcoming and appreciative they were with their fans.
Doing a vid on my favorite drummer and poppin a top to watch pantera required a sub from me! 🤘🤘
I’m 52, played drums from 10 yrs old to now nonstop. Pantera is hands down my favorite band of all time. Met Vinnie in Amarillo Tx. In 2005.
rack toms were 14x14 amd 15x15. 18x16 floor Tom ! My favorite drummer and band of all time !
I grew up with Duran Duran, Tears for Fears and those kind of bands in the 80's. Only metal band I ever dug into was Pantera. To me they're the most hard hitting, yet musical metal band ever. Still like my 80's pop, but Pantera is the only metal I listen to. Still remember when I saw "I'm Broken" on MTV the first time. So groovy - and awesome rock'n'roll guitar solo.
Man I adore you just because of your opening „pantera is the greatest metal band of all time“ you’re damn right! They opened a new chapter in metal!
I am still so thankful that I saw them live in 1993 in my hometown Vienna, Austria, Europe when I was 14. the first concert of my life and so proud off!
I had to look up drum triggers. That's pretty interesting. I figure it helped his tech and the sound guy out quite a bit every night, and consistently gave the crowd the heaviest sound. Wish I could have seen Pantera. RIP Vinnie and Dimebag.
Vinnie was an awesome drummer - RIP. I think he could play pretty funky too, just look at Shattered from CFH!
Given how much you respect groove and playing in the pocket I would love to see your reaction to some Brad Wilk and Rage Against the Machine!
This video made it easy to subscribe to Junk Drummrer T.V. Well done bro!!
Actually he used a 14 and 15 Tom's up front both square sizes so it be 14X14 and 15X15 and the floor was an 18X18 with kick drums that were 24X24 ... monsters drums for a monster drummer. Had to comment because I heard you mention that more than a few times and it was driving me crazy.