When I saw them play this live in the 90s I was in the front row. Vinnie Paul's kick drum was hitting me so heavy and loud that it was actually hard to breathe. It was the best thing ever.
I endured that front row 5 different times, and it was life changing every time. Lol.. Holding on to a front row spot isn't for the weak, thats for sure. Id give almost anything to relive one of those times.
I heard Dime in a relatively small club with DamagePlan, and his guitar was the loudest damn thing I ever heard. It’s a shame he was gone less than a week later.
Cemetery gates is on the album Cowboys from hell. That entire album was an absolute beast, but this was the end of their 80’s ish sound. Vulgar display was their evolution into 90’s groove metal. Gotta check out Message In Blood from Cowboys from hell, an amazing B side track
It blows my mind how little love "The Art of Shredding" gets, so I'd suggest that song next. It's from the same album. The song lives up to the title, so let's shred!
For mellow Pantera, hit "Hollow" To get pummeled, hit "Psycho Holiday" These guys are a band that will absolutely melt you pretty much every time and absolutely win you over with their melodic ability in every other place. The absolute finest of their type.
Phil gave me a dead arm after a show in Baltimore in the 90s…my uncle used to be a roadie for ZZ Top and has some connections….after the show we drank Jack and Phil kept trying to fight me, lol…was playing of course but shit was hilarious…he was also LOADED on heroin…but he wanted to go punch for punch on each other’s arms…I let him hit me and then he quit…so I was just left with a massive bruise for 2 weeks…Phil can hit like a damn mule…great dude too…glad he’s sober. Dude’s a legend
Cowboys From Hell is the title track to their 5th album Cowboys From Hell (1990). I remember in 1992, I was in 12th grade, my buddy put a cassette in my truck stereo and said, you gotta hear this -- and it was this song. I was hooked since. You just transported me back 30 yrs.
Pantera has been around since 1983. Cowboys From Hell is the first major label release in 1990. This is the album that changed the game for metal. They blew the roof right off and saved metal from dying due to grunge.
Pantera! They created a new metal genre, had the best single musicians/singer and worked together so perfectly! This album is metal history that can’t be compared to anything else! I adore every single member and their nailing every single song … what a shame that we won’t be able to see them live again! R.I.P. Dime and Vinnie-your outstanding talent will never be forgotten
I walked into a club one night in Houston, turned out Pantera was the band that night on the Cowboys from Hell tour... Phil wore a "Fuck You, We're From Texas" shirt... Dime was just fucking bad ass!
Thrash and groove metal come from the same foundation of heavy metal, especially bands like Sabbath. Pantera helped popularize it in the 90’s around the time Metallica were becoming more commercial around Black Album. Sepultura and White Zombie were others that fit the groove metal mold. In a way groove metal was like a bridge between thrash and nu metal.
I had the pleasure of talking to Vinnie several times when I lived in Fort Worth. He was such a humble, cool dude. He actually came into the club where I worked with the guys from Hell Yeah when he was first putting the band together. 💙 from Texas.
"Cowboys from Hell" (1990) is Pantera's fifth studio album (if you count their independently released glam metal albums), and their debut on Atlantic Records. This album was their first commercial success. It is perceived as the official debut of the band by many fans as it has definitely left the glam metal label. This is the second album with Philip Anselmo on vocals. The song "Cowboys From Hell" and also "Cemetery Gates" were both from this album. You should also check out the song "The Sleep" from this album.
I remember getting this demo about 6 months before it came out. UNREAL. When they said the band I was like the Glam Band? they said NOT ANYMORE! lol They were so right. Miss you Dimebag. Fun loving guy. Only met him once and he would have given me his shirt if I would have asked. Super Nice Guy. R.I.P. Great reaction guys.
@@xXCaptainLouXx420 For sure. Terry Glaze was a good singer just didnt quite fit with Dimebags guitar style. I liked him in Lord Tracy. At the time I was playing in a band that was a bar touring band. We would get demos of bands albums before they came out. Maybe Demos is not the right word. We just called them that. Once Phil joined its like it was time to get serious lol.
@@Evl_1 When they got Phil, it seemed to click what they were and they all leveled-up, so to speak. Those old glam rock albums were something else. I really couldn't get into it. There were like 4 I think. With titles like I Am the Night (not bad) to Projects in the Jungle. I was so slack-jawed when I saw all this. I had been a fan since like '93 and I didn't really get to find any of that sfuff until like after the millenia. I had heard rumors and stuff up to that point. But this was a time when Marilyn Manson was that kid from Growing Pains and Ozzy snorted ants (which turned out to be true), so back then we didn't know. Unfettered internet access and curiosity finally revealed all the stuff. I was floored.
This song was a great jump for Pantera going from their earlier hair-metal days into groove metal. Love the tempo, Dimes guitar work and Phil’s vocals! This whole album is 🔥. Great reaction guys!
Texas! I actually use to hang with Vinnie Paul just a few months to a year before he passed on. Use to work for a karaoke DJ and we hosted a show at his local hangout in Arlington. Great guy...very down to earth! R.I.P. Vinnie.
In my understanding Dimenag, Vinnie Paul and Rex brown are from Texas and Pantera in a Texan band but Phil Anselmo is straight from New Orleans, so it's fair that you assumed they're from Louisiana
Pantera really had some of the best mix of sound with all their different influences. Plus they where brothers so they played together for yeaaaaars which definitely contributed to the timing ⏱
Only real ones know about Pantera's four other albums before this. Back when they were a hair metal band. To this day I still own their albums "Metal Magic", "Projects in the Jungle", "I Am the Night" and "Power Metal" on vinyl. Check out those "Forbidden songs" with the original singer Terry Glaze.
Pantera has a mixture of styles in their catalog. The earlier stuff is more thrashy but as they progressed they became more groove based. Want a great example of groove? Do “Mouth for War" or “A New level". Classics boys. Keep up the good work!
Nice Acid Bath shirt! Check out Scream of the butterfly! They used to play this at the Dallas stars games and I would see Vinnie playing air drums to it in his seat! Met him there too. He was super cool!
You were correct on both options Smoke... Pantera formed in arlington texas, Phil Anselmo is from New Orleans.. Phil didnt come into the band til their 4th album Power Metal... This is from the 2nd album with Phil as singer
This was the 1st album they started to leave behind the hair metal days anstarted d transforming into what they call groove metal ( to be honest I don't think anybody else plays groove metal, but what do i know). now enough about pantera, Rotting Christ just anounced their NA tour and I think you should defenitly check out one of their shows, that being said I think you should react to them, my personal favorite track is Athanti este... P.S. I will keep asking untill you react to them.... P.S. 2 these guys are 1 of the oldest Black metal bands with a history of over 35 years and have toured all around the world
Bro y’all boys went live as fuck with this one. Gotta do Domination. Like you HAVE to react to Domination. The last 2 minutes alone of that song is life changing.
You guys just need to do a Pantera marathon. Best metal band of all time! Try “Becoming”, “Rise”, “The Sleep”, “5 Minutes Alone”, “Art of Shredding”, “Goddamn Electric”, “Revolution is my Name”, “Drag the Waters”, too many to list. Or maybe something off the 101 Proof Live album. All great stuff!
react to 'over and out' ;) by Pantera, one of their best and final hair metal pieces just as Phil joined them & coincidentally, just before they shifted styles ;P (the album before CFH!) is a banger for sure \m/.
"Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks" is my favorite Pantera song. The vocal melody during the chorus almost has that Layne Staley-esque moody harmonization. You guys should definitely check that song out!
This is Phil at his best. He is still transitioning from Glam metal and his range and bag of tricks on this album are almost unmatched. Phil is an absolute beast on this album
Recently learned PANTERA guitars are tuned to the note halfway between between E and E-flat.. 🎸 Maybe called E half-flat? 🤷♂️ idk Guitars at E (ie Metallica) tune is most common but many bands use E-flat (ie GnR) or even dropped D tuning , and of course there are others (Black Sabbath used very low C or C-sharp tuning, I believe) 🎵
Good morning from New England...PANTERA at their purest and finest..DIME'S playing did devolp as thier career progressed but his playing on this whole album was pure late 80's early 90's shredd...RIP DIME AND BIG VINN..Peace.
Phil Anselmo was from the New Orleans area. A good friend of mine was also friends with Phil and one night we all went to a local bar to have some drinks and Phil was telling me he was in a local band called ‘Razor White’. This was back when heavy metal was still really popular. He eventually moved to Texas and joined ‘Pantera’. If I’m not mistaken, Phil’s first album with Pantera was called ‘Power Metal’, and I loved that album! You could start to hear them transitioning from power metal into a more thrashy sound which appeared on the ‘Cowboys From Hell’ album. Anything pre cowboys from hell is sorta scrubbed from the internet and not talked about much because much of their thrash fan base do not seem to be able to understand bands can evolve. Phil’s voice is incredible on the power metal album, before all the growling started, check it out if you get a chance.
Ok guys... Can't remember... But I believe you haven't reacted to Lindemann The lead singer in Rammstein and Peter Tägtgren from Pain... There is a a live performance from Moscow that have awesome version of the best songs by them. Examples: golden shower, alles fresser, skills in pills Greetings from Sweden!
Pertaining to the trivia question comment about the 2112 being Smoke's best reaction... It sure has been a while since that last Rush song reaction... (Hint hint)
You can never do enough reactions to Pantera. This album is full of 🔥 tunes. One song that RARELY reacted to is Avoid the Light, and Dime is on 🔥 in that one.
So, I'd almost say this was mid- Pantera. They have four glam metalesque albums preceding Cowboys that have some bangers on them as well. You can absolutely look at their albums, from beginning of career to the end and see an evolution of style and aggression. CFH is heavier than the prior four, Vulgar heavier than that, Far beyond et tu, and Great Southern Trendkill is a masterpiece of metal. And then you have Reinventing the Steel, which has the brutal 'Immortally Insane' on it that was featured in the second Heavy Metal movie....
Great reacts, when you cover the bands I love, I appreciate the fact you guys have done your homework a lil’ bit, even if you aren’t completely familiar with the artist(s). Love from Texas, guys!
Pantera formed in 1981, first album I believe was in 83 called Metal Magic, 84 was Projects in the Jungle, 85 I Am the Night, 89 Cowboys from Hell Demo, and then 90 Cowboys from Hell album. They started off as a glam band and with Cowboys got more into the thrashy groove metal with a southern kick. Phil's other band Down is more of the southern groove sound. He's had other side projects that became a interference to Pantera, which was reason why Dime and Vinnie ventured out and created Damage Plan ..... and then the unthinkable happened to Dime on their tour of that album R.I.P. Brothers 🤘😔🤘
been following a few weeks and i always feel a stab or two of glee at both your reactions. i love what good friends you two are and you both have your own way yet meet perfectly in da middle. may your channel continue to roll up the charts..
Pantera is from Arlington, TX. I live 10 minutes from where Dime and Vinnie are buried. And from the studio they recorded most of their studio albums. Have always loved and respected them. This is my favorite Pantera song of all time.
Pantera in many ways we’re also considered pioneers of this genre too, especially with “Shredding guitars” I mean Dimebag was a signature sound, and now is considered among some of the greatest of all time. Vinny Paul was an amazing drummer RIP to everyone, PANTERA was just a revolution of bad ass music and this IMO their best album with some serious heavy hits top to bottom
This song, and album as a whole, serves as a mission statement for Pantera. Before this album, they were a Glam Metal Band. They slowly changed over time and this album put that stuff officially in the past.
This song brings back memories of my now 21 year old when he was little head banging to this in my car!!! Constantly asking me to play it haha. React to “Hollow” next! SO good 👌
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When I saw them play this live in the 90s I was in the front row. Vinnie Paul's kick drum was hitting me so heavy and loud that it was actually hard to breathe. It was the best thing ever.
Saw them with type o negative. being up you front you felt the music. lmao
I endured that front row 5 different times, and it was life changing every time. Lol.. Holding on to a front row spot isn't for the weak, thats for sure. Id give almost anything to relive one of those times.
I heard Dime in a relatively small club with DamagePlan, and his guitar was the loudest damn thing I ever heard. It’s a shame he was gone less than a week later.
@@draginfiregl I saw that same tour in Houston. At the Astro arena.
Now that's metal asf
LMAO “That’s DISGUSTING dude!” Best line ever in a Pantera Reaction. Dimebag fucking slays it in this song!
No other type of music would the phrase "That's disgusting dude" be a good thing.
That’s Dime for, he just plays guitar at a different level
Rex Brown on Bass is legendary. Never gets enough love.
Btw Cemetary Gates and Cowboys From Hell are both from the same album... Cowboys From Hell.
I agree about Rex.
Rex is rock solid! His best playing can be heard during Dimes leads. he's just layin' it down.
Cemetery gates is on the album Cowboys from hell. That entire album was an absolute beast, but this was the end of their 80’s ish sound. Vulgar display was their evolution into 90’s groove metal.
Gotta check out Message In Blood from Cowboys from hell, an amazing B side track
It blows my mind how little love "The Art of Shredding" gets, so I'd suggest that song next. It's from the same album. The song lives up to the title, so let's shred!
Great fucking song
The chunk in art of shredding is wonderful.
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Most hype Pantera song, "Fucking Hostile". Fast, brutal, nasty, one helluva jam. 🤘
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For mellow Pantera, hit "Hollow"
To get pummeled, hit "Psycho Holiday"
These guys are a band that will absolutely melt you pretty much every time and absolutely win you over with their melodic ability in every other place. The absolute finest of their type.
Can NEVER go wrong with Pantera 🤘🖤🔥
Awesome last name! Dimes favorite guitar
The first couple albums
Phil gave me a dead arm after a show in Baltimore in the 90s…my uncle used to be a roadie for ZZ Top and has some connections….after the show we drank Jack and Phil kept trying to fight me, lol…was playing of course but shit was hilarious…he was also LOADED on heroin…but he wanted to go punch for punch on each other’s arms…I let him hit me and then he quit…so I was just left with a massive bruise for 2 weeks…Phil can hit like a damn mule…great dude too…glad he’s sober. Dude’s a legend
Cowboys From Hell is the title track to their 5th album Cowboys From Hell (1990). I remember in 1992, I was in 12th grade, my buddy put a cassette in my truck stereo and said, you gotta hear this -- and it was this song. I was hooked since. You just transported me back 30 yrs.
Finally!!! This channel needs more Pantera!! Literally any song, you cant miss
Phil Amarillo the singer is from New Orleans, the another guys are from Texas.
👍
I never, NEVER expected to just stumble upon an Acid Bath t-shirt in the wild like this
Domination!!!!! Just yes!!!!!
Pantera has been around since 1983. Cowboys From Hell is the first major label release in 1990. This is the album that changed the game for metal. They blew the roof right off and saved metal from dying due to grunge.
Pantera! They created a new metal genre, had the best single musicians/singer and worked together so perfectly! This album is metal history that can’t be compared to anything else! I adore every single member and their nailing every single song … what a shame that we won’t be able to see them live again!
R.I.P. Dime and Vinnie-your outstanding talent will never be forgotten
David Johnston was not these Fuk wads from the Garage days in davids Grandpas house in Richardson
This entire album is a MASTERPIECE! R.I.P. Abbott brothers 💔
Love the Acid Bath shirt! Mortician's Flame has a scream directly from hell.
oh yeah, full support your suggestion! maybe 'what color is death..' too? double clash that 🤘
@@skr6477 so many good ones. The Blue, Cassie eats cockroaches, Graveflower, Diab Soule. Now I have to go marathon them.
true. however, would be fun to see and hear their impressions. i'd say, the shirt shows knowledge.. 😁
I walked into a club one night in Houston, turned out Pantera was the band that night on the Cowboys from Hell tour... Phil wore a "Fuck You, We're From Texas" shirt... Dime was just fucking bad ass!
Bet that was the Vatican on Washington street?
The next song should be "The Sleep". You'll be well impressed with Dime's guitar work on that song.
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@@t.h.7426 All Hail DOWN
yes. a few people will recommend the sleep. a few channels did it on all yt
My favorite Dimebag solo it's awesome on The Sleep
Thrash and groove metal come from the same foundation of heavy metal, especially bands like Sabbath. Pantera helped popularize it in the 90’s around the time Metallica were becoming more commercial around Black Album. Sepultura and White Zombie were others that fit the groove metal mold. In a way groove metal was like a bridge between thrash and nu metal.
Couldn't have said it better.
Amazing description of groove metal.
Hat's off to you. 🤘
Definitely the song that got me into Pantera. Pantera was a pretty small/underground band when this was released.
Morning y'all! Oh hell ya, Pantera!! Absolutely loved LOVED this reaction! Awesome song!!! Thanks guys!🤓❤️
Good morning
I had the pleasure of talking to Vinnie several times when I lived in Fort Worth. He was such a humble, cool dude. He actually came into the club where I worked with the guys from Hell Yeah when he was first putting the band together. 💙 from Texas.
30 years .. still goosebumps 👌 Pantera lead me to metal music. Best of all 🤟
"Cowboys from Hell" (1990) is Pantera's fifth studio album (if you count their independently released glam metal albums), and their debut on Atlantic Records. This album was their first commercial success. It is perceived as the official debut of the band by many fans as it has definitely left the glam metal label. This is the second album with Philip Anselmo on vocals. The song "Cowboys From Hell" and also "Cemetery Gates" were both from this album. You should also check out the song "The Sleep" from this album.
"5 Minutes Alone" and "Becoming" are tracks you need to hear!! So good! My faves from them. 🤘
They did 5 Minutes Alone already I believe.
@@creepofsorrow I believe you're right. That's one of my favorite Pantera songs!
Becoming has some of Dimes best work IMO. That riff is so so so sick.
I remember getting this demo about 6 months before it came out. UNREAL. When they said the band I was like the Glam Band? they said NOT ANYMORE! lol They were so right. Miss you Dimebag. Fun loving guy. Only met him once and he would have given me his shirt if I would have asked. Super Nice Guy. R.I.P. Great reaction guys.
Cowboys From Hell is their first album. Before Phil joined fhe band they were Glam rock. Phil made them HARD!
@@xXCaptainLouXx420 For sure. Terry Glaze was a good singer just didnt quite fit with Dimebags guitar style. I liked him in Lord Tracy. At the time I was playing in a band that was a bar touring band. We would get demos of bands albums before they came out. Maybe Demos is not the right word. We just called them that. Once Phil joined its like it was time to get serious lol.
@@Evl_1 When they got Phil, it seemed to click what they were and they all leveled-up, so to speak. Those old glam rock albums were something else. I really couldn't get into it. There were like 4 I think. With titles like I Am the Night (not bad) to Projects in the Jungle. I was so slack-jawed when I saw all this.
I had been a fan since like '93 and I didn't really get to find any of that sfuff until like after the millenia. I had heard rumors and stuff up to that point. But this was a time when Marilyn Manson was that kid from Growing Pains and Ozzy snorted ants (which turned out to be true), so back then we didn't know.
Unfettered internet access and curiosity finally revealed all the stuff.
I was floored.
@@xXCaptainLouXx420 Phil joined in 87 and was the singer on Power Metal
One of the greatest albums in metal.
Phil’s vocals are at their best on this album, and the musicianship and songwriting are on point. Classic.
I'd agree fully
Hollywood left Smokey frozen at the beginning 😂. Great reaction, loved it.
This song was a great jump for Pantera going from their earlier hair-metal days into groove metal. Love the tempo, Dimes guitar work and Phil’s vocals! This whole album is 🔥. Great reaction guys!
whenever i listen to medicine man i see in my mind young phil dressed as eddie van halen screaming at the mic with face makeup
Texas! I actually use to hang with Vinnie Paul just a few months to a year before he passed on. Use to work for a karaoke DJ and we hosted a show at his local hangout in Arlington. Great guy...very down to earth! R.I.P. Vinnie.
You guys should also react to Floods - Pantera it's one of dime's Best solo in metal history
In my understanding Dimenag, Vinnie Paul and Rex brown are from Texas and Pantera in a Texan band but Phil Anselmo is straight from New Orleans, so it's fair that you assumed they're from Louisiana
Well,it's about damn time! \m/!
Absolutely do The Sleep from this album, the solo is legendary and the main riff is too damn good
I met a Texan once. I said, yer' Texan? He grinned and said yup, I'm bigger 'n you, too!!! He laughed. I chuckled. It was tense
Trash Talkers
Hollywood, loving the Acid Bath shirt man.
Groove metal gentleman!🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
Pantera really had some of the best mix of sound with all their different influences. Plus they where brothers so they played together for yeaaaaars which definitely contributed to the timing ⏱
Domination, The Sleep, Psycho Holiday, The Art of Shredding, this whole album is get down!
Only real ones know about Pantera's four other albums before this. Back when they were a hair metal band. To this day I still own their albums "Metal Magic", "Projects in the Jungle", "I Am the Night" and "Power Metal" on vinyl. Check out those "Forbidden songs" with the original singer Terry Glaze.
I have them also
@@danieltull9583 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
I have them on tape... Def a hair band
Pantera has a mixture of styles in their catalog. The earlier stuff is more thrashy but as they progressed they became more groove based. Want a great example of groove? Do “Mouth for War" or “A New level". Classics boys. Keep up the good work!
Yes they are, and I am, from Texas. And the NHL team the, Dallas Stars', goal song is written by Pantera.
Nice Acid Bath shirt! Check out Scream of the butterfly! They used to play this at the Dallas stars games and I would see Vinnie playing air drums to it in his seat! Met him there too. He was super cool!
Hell yeah. Pantera reaction with an acid bath t-shirt. Subscribed.
Phil (the lead singer) is from New Orleans. Cowboys from Hell was their "1st" album, too, BTW.
You were correct on both options Smoke... Pantera formed in arlington texas, Phil Anselmo is from New Orleans.. Phil didnt come into the band til their 4th album Power Metal... This is from the 2nd album with Phil as singer
The band is from Fort Worth/Dallas area, Phil is from New Orleans
This was the 1st album they started to leave behind the hair metal days anstarted d transforming into what they call groove metal ( to be honest I don't think anybody else plays groove metal, but what do i know). now enough about pantera, Rotting Christ just anounced their NA tour and I think you should defenitly check out one of their shows, that being said I think you should react to them, my personal favorite track is Athanti este...
P.S. I will keep asking untill you react to them....
P.S. 2 these guys are 1 of the oldest Black metal bands with a history of over 35 years and have toured all around the world
Saw them in 94, great show
Love watching the cogs turn in Smokeys head when he's guessing the song haha
Love the Acidbath shirt, Dax Riggs fucking rules
Finally, an awesome tune 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
this helps me with english as non native speaker. as we share our joy to good music
Surprised a boxer or UFC fighter from Texas hasn't used this as walk in music yet. Definitely a song that gets you pumped up.
Clay Guida did
Clay Guida
@@Hollywood6IX Did he actually use that? That's awesome. I liked him as a fighter and had no idea he came out to Pantera 😂
@@metalguru85 he did actually and is actually fighting this weekend. He's been doing it for a while def a vet
Bro y’all boys went live as fuck with this one. Gotta do Domination. Like you HAVE to react to Domination. The last 2 minutes alone of that song is life changing.
Dime was a friend. I’m a dj. He gave me this song to play first-anywhere!
Great song, great reaction! 🔥 Ever since I heard Pantera's Walk at my friends' wedding I was hooked. And yes, I've got awesome friends! 😂
You guys just need to do a Pantera marathon. Best metal band of all time!
Try “Becoming”, “Rise”, “The Sleep”, “5 Minutes Alone”, “Art of Shredding”, “Goddamn Electric”, “Revolution is my Name”, “Drag the Waters”, too many to list. Or maybe something off the 101 Proof Live album. All great stuff!
Pantera Burnnn! From their 1988 album Power Metal, which is, in my opinion, unbelievably underrated.
Oh hell..here we go again. I freaking love Pantera! Thanks guys. I believe DOWN has an album called NOLA also representing the south.
"Good friends and a bottle of pills" sneaky amazing message and "the art of shredding" the name says it all.
react to 'over and out' ;) by Pantera, one of their best and final hair metal pieces just as Phil joined them & coincidentally, just before they shifted styles ;P (the album before CFH!) is a banger for sure \m/.
Revolution Is My Name
"Hard Lines, Sunken Cheeks" is my favorite Pantera song. The vocal melody during the chorus almost has that Layne Staley-esque moody harmonization. You guys should definitely check that song out!
slaughtered for me. far beyond driven is my fav album
Please don’t ever listen to hard lines sunken cheeks. Literally the only terrible Pantera song
@@whocares7723 Says you and only you.
@@headbangerdnb walk on home boy
@@whocares7723 who cares about your opinion
This is Phil at his best. He is still transitioning from Glam metal and his range and bag of tricks on this album are almost unmatched. Phil is an absolute beast on this album
Absolutely F@#$ing love your reactions guy
Recently learned PANTERA guitars are tuned to the note halfway between between E and E-flat.. 🎸
Maybe called E half-flat? 🤷♂️ idk
Guitars at E (ie Metallica) tune is most common but many bands use E-flat (ie GnR) or even dropped D tuning , and of course there are others (Black Sabbath used very low C or C-sharp tuning, I believe) 🎵
Yep it`s the title song.
This album is full of bangers, Medicine man, Shatterd and Heresey are worth a listen for sure. Phils vocals at the time where unbeatable.
The Sleep is a must 👊🏽
And Pantera is the king of groove.... second to none.
Good morning from New England...PANTERA at their purest and finest..DIME'S playing did devolp as thier career progressed but his playing on this whole album was pure late 80's early 90's shredd...RIP DIME AND BIG VINN..Peace.
Good morning
Phil Anselmo was from the New Orleans area. A good friend of mine was also friends with Phil and one night we all went to a local bar to have some drinks and Phil was telling me he was in a local band called ‘Razor White’. This was back when heavy metal was still really popular. He eventually moved to Texas and joined ‘Pantera’. If I’m not mistaken, Phil’s first album with Pantera was called ‘Power Metal’, and I loved that album! You could start to hear them transitioning from power metal into a more thrashy sound which appeared on the ‘Cowboys From Hell’ album. Anything pre cowboys from hell is sorta scrubbed from the internet and not talked about much because much of their thrash fan base do not seem to be able to understand bands can evolve. Phil’s voice is incredible on the power metal album, before all the growling started, check it out if you get a chance.
great video, keep on rockin in the free world!
Devildriver - The Mountain
Unearth - Endless
Vulgar display of power kicks ass! Start to finish. Some great workout music imo.
do Anthrax! in the end, its a tribute to Dimebag and Dio. Dimebag and Anthrax did some live stuff together :)
Ok guys... Can't remember... But I believe you haven't reacted to Lindemann
The lead singer in Rammstein and Peter Tägtgren from Pain...
There is a a live performance from Moscow that have awesome version of the best songs by them.
Examples: golden shower, alles fresser, skills in pills
Greetings from Sweden!
R.I.P Dimebag Darrell......still missing you 😰😰😰😰😰😡😭😭😭😭🍻🍸🍄🍺🍺🚬🚬🌲🌲🛸👽👽🤟🤟🖖🖖🖖
Pantera my favorite please do more idrc what it is by them 😂 also happy 420
The art of shredding!!! Do it! C.F.H. 🤘
Pertaining to the trivia question comment about the 2112 being Smoke's best reaction... It sure has been a while since that last Rush song reaction... (Hint hint)
You can never do enough reactions to Pantera. This album is full of 🔥 tunes. One song that RARELY reacted to is Avoid the Light, and Dime is on 🔥 in that one.
This whole album is like this - enjoy.
I fucking love the Acid Bath shirt!
Hold the fuck up for a minute
Hollywood got a badass acid bath tee shirt on 🤘🤘🤘🤘
So, I'd almost say this was mid- Pantera. They have four glam metalesque albums preceding Cowboys that have some bangers on them as well. You can absolutely look at their albums, from beginning of career to the end and see an evolution of style and aggression. CFH is heavier than the prior four, Vulgar heavier than that, Far beyond et tu, and Great Southern Trendkill is a masterpiece of metal. And then you have Reinventing the Steel, which has the brutal 'Immortally Insane' on it that was featured in the second Heavy Metal movie....
You all need to do Pantera's Good friends and a bottle of Pills,Floods, and 10's.
Forever stronger than all. More Pantera! Try 13 Steps to Nowhere or War Nerve or Yesterday Don't Mean Shit.
Great reacts, when you cover the bands I love, I appreciate the fact you guys have done your homework a lil’ bit, even if you aren’t completely familiar with the artist(s). Love from Texas, guys!
Phil Anselmo, the singer, is from the New Orleans suburb Metairie (MEH durr ee). That's the Louisiana connection.
The singer is from NOLA and the band is from Texas
Pantera formed in 1981, first album I believe was in 83 called Metal Magic, 84 was Projects in the Jungle, 85 I Am the Night, 89 Cowboys from Hell Demo, and then 90 Cowboys from Hell album. They started off as a glam band and with Cowboys got more into the thrashy groove metal with a southern kick. Phil's other band Down is more of the southern groove sound. He's had other side projects that became a interference to Pantera, which was reason why Dime and Vinnie ventured out and created Damage Plan ..... and then the unthinkable happened to Dime on their tour of that album R.I.P. Brothers 🤘😔🤘
You forgot Power Metal in 88. That’s such an underrated album.
@@Bonehead777 yeah I thought there was another but I couldn't remember at moment 👍
been following a few weeks and i always feel a stab or two of glee at both your reactions. i love what good friends you two are and you both have your own way yet meet perfectly in da middle. may your channel continue to roll up the charts..
Pantera is from Arlington, TX. I live 10 minutes from where Dime and Vinnie are buried. And from the studio they recorded most of their studio albums. Have always loved and respected them. This is my favorite Pantera song of all time.
I saw them back in 94 with white zombie. Great show. It was my second concert. First was green jello in 93.
Pantera in many ways we’re also considered pioneers of this genre too, especially with “Shredding guitars” I mean Dimebag was a signature sound, and now is considered among some of the greatest of all time. Vinny Paul was an amazing drummer RIP to everyone, PANTERA was just a revolution of bad ass music and this IMO their best album with some serious heavy hits top to bottom
Happy 420 trash talkers great song and great reaction as always 🤘
Happy 4:20
This song, and album as a whole, serves as a mission statement for Pantera. Before this album, they were a Glam Metal Band. They slowly changed over time and this album put that stuff officially in the past.
This song brings back memories of my now 21 year old when he was little head banging to this in my car!!! Constantly asking me to play it haha. React to “Hollow” next! SO good 👌
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