From an album with a fist to the face as the album cover. Followed by an album with a wide-bore drill through a skull. Aggressive? Hold my Black Tooth Grin.
Definitely must immerse yourself in the studio recording of Cemetery Gates. It is truly the crowning achievement of flawlessly composed, skilled, performed, and produced guitar music, especially since it still remains one of the rarest triumphs of ambitious dynamism, synergy, scope, and progressive transitions from every member of the band, and not just a showcase for an epic guitar hero confined to the notion that an epic poem could only have room for one hero.
I can understand both of you as a huge pantera fan. I skip walk always, it's just played into dust for me. I like 5 minutes alone better, I think those two songs are twins. That said, walk is a classic. I'm glad this dude did Domination and I'm broken first though as walk can paint pantera in a bad light
@@neilvanmiddendorp8162 I only recommended walk because the video is bad ass and a good representation of Pantera’s live performances... It’s also an ear worm that sucks in people new to the band or genre.
Damn this shit makes me feel old. I'm from the DFW metroplex and these guys were basically the house band at a club called Joe's Garage. They originally had a different singer who was more on the hair metal/ Iron Maiden range of singer and then Phil joined the band and the rest is a historical Rock n Roll roller coaster that went from the highest of highs to the toxic break up that ended one of the greatest bands in RnR history to the tragic events that took place on December 8th 2004 in Columbus, Ohio that took the life of one of the greatest most influential guitarist in Metal history. RIP Dimebag and Vinnie Paul. 2 brothers who helped form (imho)the greatest Heavy Metal band to ever come from Texas and one of the best rock bands of all time
You’re a lucky bastard if you got to see them at Joe’s Garage. I’ve heard 100s of stories about that place. I didn’t even know who Pantera was until they started getting radio play on KEGL but I was only 11-12 years old though. Saw them twice in concert in 98 or 99 with Anthrax and Coal Chamber and then again in 2000 I think with Black Sabbath. Both great shows. No pit at the Sabbath concert though. It was weird but still an awesome show.
Pretty sure we saw each other at either Joes garage or Savvys. They were a tight band with Terry Glaze,but when Phil joined they took the lest hand path toward fame.
There’s no denying as a whole that this was a great band full of awesome musicianship and friendship. I am grateful to say I got to see them live back in 2000. Encore, please more Pantera reactions. 😁🤘🏻
"It's almost angry...." It's actually Phil Anselmo's first cry for help regarding his back issues and his growing painkiller addiction. This song started as just a riff Dime and the guys would riff on in soundcheck. "Walk" and "Cowboys from Hell" are good statements of intent, "Fucking Hostile" and "5 Minutes Alone" are good songs about just aggression, "Cemetery Gates" is Phil Anselmo's vocal showcase, and "The Art of Shredding" is the first song they wrote for the Cowboys from Hell album.
First concert I went to when I was a kid was type o negative opening for Pantera on their far beyond driven tour. Phenomenal isn't enough to describe Pantera live. Was a privilege to see the Abbot bros. Type o was on point also. Amazing bands, both of em
I saw this tour as well, it was so good. And I had no idea the sheer size of Peter Steele until I saw Phil run onstage during the Type O set and try and sing with him. Seeing Phil look tiny next to someone and knowing he was about 6' tall from previously meeting him in person... Later found out that Peter Steele was about 6'8" and roughly 260lbs of solid mass. I was stunned. Dude was huge, with one of the best vocals in metal. RIP Peter Steele.
Man i like watching your videos and this is maybe the first time i saw you losing your calmness and express your feelings about a song. Like you said, no other song on earth gives this much energy. PANTERA is so special!
Hollow is a fantastic song that still can bring a tear. when Vulgar came out, we were kids and I had just found out a friend became comatose and ended up passing, this album became my release and Hollow became my comfort.
i love how you noticed him tapping his guitar. he was a blues fan, a rock fan, a metal fan, and in general a music fan. some, including myself, would consider him the best guitarist ever. i love your video, i am with you on the the passion. keep it up!.
Seriously? It's literally an example of the sound they intentionally MOVED AWAY from. There's a reason they basically stopped playing it live. Different strokes i guess...
@@AutumnsNightfall Come on know who the hell goes around on the daily saying that! Look you don't have to prove your smart to me. I don't really give a fuck. It was more of a joke than anything.
I'm glad that somebody appreciates the drummer as a teen growing up I listened to hip hop and heavy metal both. Vinny Paul Abbot from Pantera was my favorite drummer, his brother Dimebag Darrel Abbot is the guitar player for Pantera in my opinion he is the best metal guitar player ever , he may not have been the most technical but he was the Jimmy Hedrix of metal guitarists , his music speaks to me on another level.
One of the greatest groups of all time. They were my first introduction to heavy metal. 1. This love 2. Cemetery gates 3. Hollow 4. 5 minutes alone 5. Planet caravan. Its a black sabbath cover.
all great songs!! Hollow is a fantastic song that still can bring a tear. when Vulgar came out, we were teens and I had just found out a friend became comatose and ended up passing. this album became my release and Hollow became my comfort.
The drummer and the guitarist were brothers. The bassist was their best friend from childhood. The father of the brother’s was a music producer with a home studio. Those boys jammed together from the age of 13 or so.
This song is so amazing so heavy his work on the guitar absolutely incredible gets me moving every time the groove the heaviness rest in peace brothers
One of the baddest groove metal songs of all time. Doesnt get any better than that blues infused metal that dimebag and brother vinnie Paul laid down for us. RIP to the Abbott brothers. My eyes watered up during this video, because I know exactly how you are feeling listening to this for the first time. The raw, unadulterated passion from this song was hitting you just right. Rock on, brother. You got a sub from me.
Big Facts! I always tell my son I love how Rex bass adds a energy and it enhances Vinny’s drums. It’s hard to explain how in sync and how the instruments just feed off each other sound. Imo no band has to sound.
Revolution is My Name by these guys would be right up your alley. Musically it's great, the video is fun and Vinnie's drumming is simple yet technical. 5 minutes alone is also a great one. You really can't go wrong when it comes to Pantera 🤘
There's so much groove in Pantera it's ridiculous! Best band ever! Rex Brown has to be the most underrated bass player there is. He's so great. And that tap? It's a natural harmonic tapped from a octave on the same string he has plugged a note.
I LOVE when Dime is like stabbing the guitar towards the end of the solo. R.I.P. Dimebag, such a shame we can’t enjoy listening to your otherworldly talent on guitar.
Absolutely Right Aggressive, Angry, and Brutal ... Pissed Off... I saw PANTERA 4x in Colorado USA and they were Absolutely magnificent every time. Some of the Biggest Mosh Pits I've ever Seen. 🎼🎼🎼
Regretably, I was one of those people who got "pantera fatigue" after the Far Beyond Driven album and got into... Korn. :D So I thought those songs on the next albums was bad. After a few years though after I got sick of the Korn/Soulfly types I went back and gave them a listen again and I liked those songs. So in the end. I agree with you.
@@fakeeru6783 there's no fault in enjoying more music. Led Zeppelin was my first love, but I need more than just them too. The only song that is impossible for me to not enjoy is John Henry Bonham's "Moby Dick"
Thank you for showcasing this, it's the way we metal heads get together, and we welcome everyone into our fold, all those who hurt, and all those left behind. We bond through the music; no race, no creed, just brothers standing together.
The correct terminology for what Dime did was "tapped harmonics". His left hand is fretting a note lower on the guitar neck and he taps a fret higher on the fretted string that is in the overtone series and the harmonic rings out. "Natural harmonics" are played when the fret hand fingers are lightly placed on a string and the pick hand picks that string. The fret hand fingers are lifted almost immediately and lets the harmonic ring on the open string. Another technique Dime uses is the "pinch harmonic" aka squealies. Zakk Wylde uses these almost to the point of nausea. LOL That is generated from the pick hand with part of the thumb, most commonly, or the index finger, rarely. Pinch harmonics can by used with fretted notes or open strings and can be sounded throughout the overtone series all up and down the strings. One of Dimes favorites was what he used in the ending of "Domination". Dime depressed the whammy bar letting the strings go slack and would do a controlled release of it while letting a finger lightly touch a string, usually right around the second fret, removing the finger, and then doing dives and/or pull ups on the whammy bar. Some other types of harmonics are plucked harmonics plus hammer-on and pull-off harmonics.
So glad you picked up on the harmonic tap at 5:37. I am obsessed with this bit. No one makes a guitar sing like Dimebag did. His stuff is extremely fun to play as well. Great Vid
“Regular People” , “Mouth for War”, “Piss”, “Drag the Waters”, “Cowboys from Hell”', “Walk” and “Cemetery Gaits”, There’s plenty to dig into down in the Pantera rabbit hole. These suggestions groove hard. Any order that suits you. Enjoy
My first concert I went to had Pantera as the headliner. It was in CC, TX. in the mid nineties. Agnostic Front opened, Biohazard came on second and Pantera closed the show. I was just a teen and forever changed. I love Pantera!
Yes sir! Fast, brutal, and the best thrash metal of the 90's. Pantera was the hard slap in the face for "metal/thrash" just as Public Enemy and BDP were for "Rap/hip-hop". Thank you for this video!!!!
Aaaaaaahhhhhh shit! Start the timer.....I legitimately give the Grandmaster Boyd here....yup....3 months or less until he’s come to the side of Metal, Sulphur, & Fire! WATCH every other video you’ll see the tattoos creeping towards the dome! You mind as well give in now; an intellectual can never resist big breast women wear horns on stage nor Dimebag Darrell guitar solos.
"Yeah this is Crazy"... Imagine being in a Circle Mosh Pit back in the 90's with these guys shredding live on stage. THATS. CRAZY BRO. Been there, literally some of the MOST memorable times of my life. SAVAGE.
Cowboys from Hell should be the next one!!! Also respect for you being one of the few people mentioning Rex, their bass player being awesome, he really is on another level like every single one of them. RIP Dime and Vinnie.
Thank you so much for doing this song. It’s been my favorite for so long. I suggest it to other reactioners but so far you are the only one I’ve seen you actually do it
"It's just so aggressive"
They have a song called fucking hostile.
you looking to scare the guy off?? lmao
I kid, but yeah it’s a great and brutal song
hahahhahahaha... ok, true that n there!
From an album with a fist to the face as the album cover. Followed by an album with a wide-bore drill through a skull.
Aggressive? Hold my Black Tooth Grin.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😍
You need a boost in aggression definitely listen to "F*@#g Hostile"
Cemetery Gates is amazing. Shows off Phil's singing ability more.
Came here to say this. just wait for him to see the range in Cemetery gates
@@TheF0otGaming The album-version should be recimmended, not the videi-version!
Definitely must immerse yourself in the studio recording of Cemetery Gates. It is truly the crowning achievement of flawlessly composed, skilled, performed, and produced guitar music, especially since it still remains one of the rarest triumphs of ambitious dynamism, synergy, scope, and progressive transitions from every member of the band, and not just a showcase for an epic guitar hero confined to the notion that an epic poem could only have room for one hero.
Yes!!!
Absolutely was going to say the same thing! Phil's vocal range is incredible.
Pantera “Walk” is another gem and it has a great video too.
Why not just recommend enter sandman by Metallica next 🤦🏻♂️
@@Brendan656
Because that entire album is garbage
I can understand both of you as a huge pantera fan. I skip walk always, it's just played into dust for me. I like 5 minutes alone better, I think those two songs are twins. That said, walk is a classic. I'm glad this dude did Domination and I'm broken first though as walk can paint pantera in a bad light
@@neilvanmiddendorp8162
I only recommended walk because the video is bad ass and a good representation of Pantera’s live performances...
It’s also an ear worm that sucks in people new to the band or genre.
Yeah that's fair for sure
every bass note, guitar riff, DRUM strike calculated.... and vocals driving message on home.... outstanding///////////
Damn this shit makes me feel old. I'm from the DFW metroplex and these guys were basically the house band at a club called Joe's Garage. They originally had a different singer who was more on the hair metal/ Iron Maiden range of singer and then Phil joined the band and the rest is a historical Rock n Roll roller coaster that went from the highest of highs to the toxic break up that ended one of the greatest bands in RnR history to the tragic events that took place on December 8th 2004 in Columbus, Ohio that took the life of one of the greatest most influential guitarist in Metal history. RIP Dimebag and Vinnie Paul. 2 brothers who helped form (imho)the greatest Heavy Metal band to ever come from Texas and one of the best rock bands of all time
I could not have said that better myself. True facts right here. R.I.P. my brothers! You will be missed.
S/o to the DFW
Amen to that.
You’re a lucky bastard if you got to see them at Joe’s Garage. I’ve heard 100s of stories about that place. I didn’t even know who Pantera was until they started getting radio play on KEGL but I was only 11-12 years old though. Saw them twice in concert in 98 or 99 with Anthrax and Coal Chamber and then again in 2000 I think with Black Sabbath. Both great shows. No pit at the Sabbath concert though. It was weird but still an awesome show.
Pretty sure we saw each other at either Joes garage or Savvys. They were a tight band with Terry Glaze,but when Phil joined they took the lest hand path toward fame.
5 minutes alone Pantera you gotta check it out!!
agree both broken and 5 minutes alone are my top two songs this brings back high school hearing this right now
5 minutes is I'd say their most aggressive song
@@travissmith7009: keep listening my friend.
I used to have this song as the background music to my answering machine message back in the day.Cunts freaked.I loved it.
A new level, revolution is my name
Among the sickest riffs ever!
Cowboys from hell, another great and powerful song
.......... PANTERA..........💥"MOUTH FOR WAR"💥
💯
Pantera - FLOODS . With lyrics. Very deep and amazing musicianship
Suicide letter pt. 2
this
This! 100%
One of the most challenging and winning 'song' of this band.-
Floods among their best
27 years later and this video still gives me goose bumps!!
always will
There’s no denying as a whole that this was a great band full of awesome musicianship and friendship. I am grateful to say I got to see them live back in 2000. Encore, please more Pantera reactions. 😁🤘🏻
r.i.p. darrell and vinnie paul abbott that are greatly missed
Don't make me cry fooool hahaha jk
I still get choked up thinking about it... vividly remember exactly where I was both times I heard of their passing!! 🤘🏿🤘🤘🏼😫😫😫
This is one of their tender ballads.
RIP to dimebag Darrell and vinny Paul. Gone but never forgotten ever.
Dime buried with EVH’s guitar says it all
so many gems from Pantera, take your pick
30 years later, and I can promise you that this band is STILL being played in every Texas High School football locker room, pre-game.
“I’m broken” sounds like a poor choice to pump up a football team...maybe “Domination” or “Fucking Hostile”
@@vietnamd0820 I think he meant Cowboys from Hell?
New Level is the pre game song
Mouth for war is a must! Rock on
“Cemetery Gates” for another side of vocal insanity or “Walk” for the anthem
Primal Concrete Sledge or Fucking Hostile when. You wanna tear some shit up.
Yeah mate I just commented, cemmetey gates and walk.
Cemmetery
"It's almost angry...." It's actually Phil Anselmo's first cry for help regarding his back issues and his growing painkiller addiction.
This song started as just a riff Dime and the guys would riff on in soundcheck.
"Walk" and "Cowboys from Hell" are good statements of intent, "Fucking Hostile" and "5 Minutes Alone" are good songs about just aggression, "Cemetery Gates" is Phil Anselmo's vocal showcase, and "The Art of Shredding" is the first song they wrote for the Cowboys from Hell album.
The art of shredding does have track 1 vibes lol. Thats a fun riff to play, when you hit the pinchies .
First concert I went to when I was a kid was type o negative opening for Pantera on their far beyond driven tour. Phenomenal isn't enough to describe Pantera live. Was a privilege to see the Abbot bros. Type o was on point also. Amazing bands, both of em
I saw this tour as well, it was so good. And I had no idea the sheer size of Peter Steele until I saw Phil run onstage during the Type O set and try and sing with him. Seeing Phil look tiny next to someone and knowing he was about 6' tall from previously meeting him in person... Later found out that Peter Steele was about 6'8" and roughly 260lbs of solid mass. I was stunned. Dude was huge, with one of the best vocals in metal.
RIP Peter Steele.
Type o needs more reactions
That’s awesome, what a show to attend. Rip Dime Vinnie and Pete.
When you would hear a new Pantera song.... You knew INSTANTLY who it was.
Well spoken, articulate reaction. You obviously appreciate the art. You have a new sub. Love from the UK.
Man i like watching your videos and this is maybe the first time i saw you losing your calmness and express your feelings about a song. Like you said, no other song on earth gives this much energy. PANTERA is so special!
That tapped note is a tapped harmonic. Dime was a killer player.
Just a tip of the Pantera amazement.
Props to you for giving Rex the recognition he deserves.
They were all amazing
Gotta listen to "Hollow" by them. Super deep lyrics and Phil shows off some of his more versatile singing chops. Not to mention the insane drop....
Hollow is a fantastic song that still can bring a tear. when Vulgar came out, we were kids and I had just found out a friend became comatose and ended up passing, this album became my release and Hollow became my comfort.
My favorite Pantera song! Super underrated.
Hollow is an absolute favorite of mine, not just from them, but from any band.
Grew up on Pantera. Love it. ♥️🤘
Dimebag is probably the most iconic guitar player in the metal world. It even cost him his life. RIP DD !
No, he’s in the list but not at the top
Damn straight!! Those were the good ol days right there!
These dudes were crazy as hell and the concerts were even crazier! Heavy and fast was their lifestyle.
i love how you noticed him tapping his guitar. he was a blues fan, a rock fan, a metal fan, and in general a music fan. some, including myself, would consider him the best guitarist ever. i love your video, i am with you on the the passion. keep it up!.
"Mouth for War" - Stunning. Official Video please.
They are one of my favorites of all time so lucky to see them 6 times before they were gone. Absolutely amazing shows
Cemetery Gates. It's, I think, the best example of the juxtaposition of the band's sound
Seriously? It's literally an example of the sound they intentionally MOVED AWAY from. There's a reason they basically stopped playing it live.
Different strokes i guess...
@@integrity101 Exactly..Do you know what juxtaposition means?
I bet you have just been looking for an opportunity to use that word all week huh?
@@flippertheslid3642 Is it really that advanced of a word for you that you think people don't use it frequently?
@@AutumnsNightfall Come on know who the hell goes around on the daily saying that! Look you don't have to prove your smart to me. I don't really give a fuck. It was more of a joke than anything.
I'm glad that somebody appreciates the drummer as a teen growing up I listened to hip hop and heavy metal both. Vinny Paul Abbot from Pantera was my favorite drummer, his brother Dimebag Darrel Abbot is the guitar player for Pantera in my opinion he is the best metal guitar player ever , he may not have been the most technical but he was the Jimmy Hedrix of metal guitarists , his music speaks to me on another level.
One of the greatest groups of all time. They were my first introduction to heavy metal.
1. This love
2. Cemetery gates
3. Hollow
4. 5 minutes alone
5. Planet caravan. Its a black sabbath cover.
all great songs!! Hollow is a fantastic song that still can bring a tear. when Vulgar came out, we were teens and I had just found out a friend became comatose and ended up passing. this album became my release and Hollow became my comfort.
I appreciate the feedback and your story. Hollow means alot to me as well. I'm very sorry for your loss. 🙏🤘🤘
The drummer and the guitarist were brothers. The bassist was their best friend from childhood. The father of the brother’s was a music producer with a home studio. Those boys jammed together from the age of 13 or so.
Every new Pantera song you listen to will become your new favorite. Should check out 5 Minutes Alone.
This song is so amazing so heavy his work on the guitar absolutely incredible gets me moving every time the groove the heaviness rest in peace brothers
Cow boys from hell or cemetary gates, both great songs. Youd really enjoy both, tho I think you would enjoy the song 13 steps even more
heaviest groove ever
I loved Dimes heavy groove!
RIP Dime and Vinnie
This was one of my jams growing up.
One of the baddest groove metal songs of all time. Doesnt get any better than that blues infused metal that dimebag and brother vinnie Paul laid down for us. RIP to the Abbott brothers. My eyes watered up during this video, because I know exactly how you are feeling listening to this for the first time. The raw, unadulterated passion from this song was hitting you just right. Rock on, brother. You got a sub from me.
The most ferocious band ever. Never to be rivaled.
Dime hits the solo and our new fan looks right at me, wide eyed. I literally looked him in the eye, nodded, and said out loud..."yeah".
So nice to hear somebody give Rex his due on the bass. He is just as talented as the rest of the guys, but often never mentioned.
Big Facts! I always tell my son I love how Rex bass adds a energy and it enhances Vinny’s drums.
It’s hard to explain how in sync and how the instruments just feed off each other sound.
Imo no band has to sound.
His reaction to Dime's solo is the same reaction I have when listening to any of their songs. I've been a fan for 25 years. His solos never get old.
RIP Dimebag and Vinnie
Love that smile that you're getting....brought to you by one of the best metal collaborations of all time, Pantara 🤘🤘🤘
Revolution is My Name by these guys would be right up your alley. Musically it's great, the video is fun and Vinnie's drumming is simple yet technical. 5 minutes alone is also a great one. You really can't go wrong when it comes to Pantera 🤘
There's so much groove in Pantera it's ridiculous! Best band ever!
Rex Brown has to be the most underrated bass player there is. He's so great.
And that tap? It's a natural harmonic tapped from a octave on the same string he has plugged a note.
I LOVE when Dime is like stabbing the guitar towards the end of the solo. R.I.P. Dimebag, such a shame we can’t enjoy listening to your otherworldly talent on guitar.
THIS is THEEE song that made me pay attention to PANTERA way back when. I’ve actually got chills listening now!
PANTERA...
"MOTH FOR WAR"
💪 💯💥
Moth? 😂
Or Mouth For War
@@adamgilmore7081 unless there’s a Pantera song about an aggressive insect I don’t know about
Hold your moth for the war
Use it for what is for
Shred the clothes over me
Determined
@@LicMegags
Hold your moth for the war
Don’t let it fly out the door
Speak the truth about fleas
Absolutely Right Aggressive, Angry, and Brutal ... Pissed Off... I saw PANTERA 4x in Colorado USA and they were Absolutely magnificent every time. Some of the Biggest Mosh Pits I've ever Seen. 🎼🎼🎼
There isn't one bad Pantera song. The Abbott brothers and Rex and Phil make Mozart smile.
Exactly what i always said, there is not one song by pantera that disappoints
Regretably, I was one of those people who got "pantera fatigue" after the Far Beyond Driven album and got into... Korn. :D So I thought those songs on the next albums was bad. After a few years though after I got sick of the Korn/Soulfly types I went back and gave them a listen again and I liked those songs.
So in the end. I agree with you.
@@fakeeru6783 there's no fault in enjoying more music. Led Zeppelin was my first love, but I need more than just them too. The only song that is impossible for me to not enjoy is John Henry Bonham's "Moby Dick"
Pantera show... sickest mosh pit ever. Blood, broken bones and mayhem. ✌🏼
Walk by Pantera :)
Thank you for showcasing this, it's the way we metal heads get together, and we welcome everyone into our fold, all those who hurt, and all those left behind. We bond through the music; no race, no creed, just brothers standing together.
That “tap” dime bag did on his guitar can be used to make the squeal sound you hear the guitar make! It’s called natural harmonics on guitar!
The correct terminology for what Dime did was "tapped harmonics". His left hand is fretting a note lower on the guitar neck and he taps a fret higher on the fretted string that is in the overtone series and the harmonic rings out. "Natural harmonics" are played when the fret hand fingers are lightly placed on a string and the pick hand picks that string. The fret hand fingers are lifted almost immediately and lets the harmonic ring on the open string.
Another technique Dime uses is the "pinch harmonic" aka squealies. Zakk Wylde uses these almost to the point of nausea. LOL That is generated from the pick hand with part of the thumb, most commonly, or the index finger, rarely. Pinch harmonics can by used with fretted notes or open strings and can be sounded throughout the overtone series all up and down the strings.
One of Dimes favorites was what he used in the ending of "Domination". Dime depressed the whammy bar letting the strings go slack and would do a controlled release of it while letting a finger lightly touch a string, usually right around the second fret, removing the finger, and then doing dives and/or pull ups on the whammy bar.
Some other types of harmonics are plucked harmonics plus hammer-on and pull-off harmonics.
@@Easy_Skanking oh I’m way familiar with pinch harmonics more than any other 😂
“Tapped harmonics” good to know!
@@spoggy912 Cool! I had to stop myself from TMI on all of them. LOL
So glad you picked up on the harmonic tap at 5:37. I am obsessed with this bit. No one makes a guitar sing like Dimebag did. His stuff is extremely fun to play as well. Great Vid
“Regular People” , “Mouth for War”, “Piss”, “Drag the Waters”, “Cowboys from Hell”', “Walk” and “Cemetery Gaits”, There’s plenty to dig into down in the Pantera rabbit hole. These suggestions groove hard. Any order that suits you. Enjoy
Regular people is one of their most overlooked songs imo….
@@warcock77 Facts
I went to my first Pantera concert as a boy. And I came out a man!
An avid Pantera fan, take a gander to either "Drag the Waters" & " Hell's Wrath" from The Great Southern Trendkill album.
You are the first reaction I’ve seen to not watch Dimebag’s tap towards the end of the video, but you acknowledged it!!!!!! Spect.
This was Phil crying out to the world that he was in fact broken. He injured his back jumping off a PA some time before.
Seeing this video again, I’m like, see, that’s why you have back pain bruh. That hostile jumping & thrash tantrums.
Pantera - The Sleep. You won't regret it! The guitar gives me goosebumps for real!
Bro u have to listen to cemetery gates next!!
For sure.
"Cemetery Gates" really shows Phil Anselmo's insane vocal abilities! 🤘🖤🤘
@@chadwickdavis5362 and that solo by dime is breathtaking! Also would love to see him react to floods!!
@@joemomma7814 definitely Floods!!
Mr.boyd, i see you ,,grow,, into metal!
Love to see your facial expression when you comment to the heavy music.
Welcome to the metal family 🤘
No one has Derrel’s guitar tone. Totally unique.
Learn to spell his name right!
My first concert I went to had Pantera as the headliner. It was in CC, TX. in the mid nineties. Agnostic Front opened, Biohazard came on second and Pantera closed the show. I was just a teen and forever changed. I love Pantera!
Yes sir! Fast, brutal, and the best thrash metal of the 90's.
Pantera was the hard slap in the face for "metal/thrash" just as Public Enemy and BDP were for "Rap/hip-hop".
Thank you for this video!!!!
"I'm Broken" is Pantera's crowning achievement.
Cemetery Gates, Revolution Is My Name, Five Minutes Alone, Cowboys From Hell, Vulgar Display Of Power
Aaaaaaahhhhhh shit! Start the timer.....I legitimately give the Grandmaster Boyd here....yup....3 months or less until he’s come to the side of Metal, Sulphur, & Fire!
WATCH every other video you’ll see the tattoos creeping towards the dome!
You mind as well give in now; an intellectual can never resist big breast women wear horns on stage nor Dimebag Darrell guitar solos.
RIP Abbot Brother I miss pantera so much
Im glad you called out my boy Rex the bass player.
In the early 90`s- this was groundbreaking type of music. Still love it.
Cemetary Gates is the one you gots to do. When Phil could actually sing.
Glad to see you give love to Rex! He often gets overlooked. Dimebag was a goddamn magician with his guitar
5 Minutes Alone! Awesome song and cool video as well!!
Cemetery Gates (Album version), Regular People, Hard Lines Sunken Cheeks, Shedding Skin, Hollow. This band is brutal, man. Great reactions. +1sub
5 minutes alone by Pantera!! Thanks for another great reaction video!
Great review. RIP Dimebag and Vinnie. Pantera was my absolute favorite growing up. Even been to Dimes grave.
That was just what I needed this morning; A vulgar display of power.
I love how you are listening to all the different parts and giving respect to them, all the metal heads appreciate you 🤘
From my favourite pantera album. The one that got me in metal back in the day.
All I can hope for is a deep dive in to metal now.see why we love and need it. Youre awesome brother...cheers
Gracias! I ❤️Pantera!!
One of my ultimate favorite bands ever! 🙌🖤🔥🤘🔥
Any and every fucking song from Pantera is a MUST have/listen...
RIP Abbott Brothers. The world was better with you in it. Thank you soooo much for the music.
You're right on the money about why we love Pantera. We're all broken! Please review/react Pantera Walk
Yer reaction is priceless! Love Pantera!
Oh how you should do more Pantera videos. Any song will do because they are all great. Love your reaction to there music.
"Yeah this is Crazy"...
Imagine being in a Circle Mosh Pit back in the 90's with these guys shredding live on stage.
THATS. CRAZY BRO.
Been there, literally some of the MOST memorable times of my life.
SAVAGE.
I love watching people enjoy my favorite band of all time
Cowboys from Hell should be the next one!!! Also respect for you being one of the few people mentioning Rex, their bass player being awesome, he really is on another level like every single one of them. RIP Dime and Vinnie.
Thank you so much for doing this song. It’s been my favorite for so long. I suggest it to other reactioners but so far you are the only one I’ve seen you actually do it