It's a blues technique that BB King called "beck and call" where the vocalist would sing a line of the lyric, and the guitarist would play a passage, and they would trade off through the verse. Ian Gillan and Ritchie Blackmore would often do it live, and Ian did it with Steve Morse as well.
Absolutely! Just like Alex and Eddie Van Halen before them. They were brothers born with a special talent that only a few are blessed with. Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul were without a doubt heavy metal greatness. The standard that no other group can or ever will copy. Rest in peace Dimebag Darrell Lance Abbott and Vinny Paul Abbott AKA the Abbott brothers.
I was too young to meet Dimebag but I was very fortunate to get a picture, autograph and had an awesome discussion with Vinnie after a HellYeah show. One of the most down to earth, nicest guys I ever met. RIP brother, you'll be missed.
Vinny Paul was thunder and Dimebag Darrell was lightening. Together they were a storm of heavy metal greatness. Rest in peace Dimebag Darrell Lance Abbott and Vinny Paul Abbott AKA the Abbott brothers. If you like this song, you should check out Hollow by Pantera next.
All you people talking about what Phil’s voice has become? Seriously?!… the dude is a key part of what almost single handedly progressed metal. And when I say progressed? Maybe I mean elevated, because VDOP is arguably the best metal album ever. IMO and many others too, nothing since has touched it. Why can’t we just be thankful for what we got at his best. Coz no one was better
Thanks so much for this suggestion everyone (you and Elizabeth were right on with the enjoyment factor). Hope you enjoyed this vocal break down and the little #tightropeguy! See you in the next one (which will hopefully include all badass solos and not just shortened MTV versions...)
Hey Julia, just so you know... this is a "radio edit" of the song that cuts all the melodic begining of the tune... I think you would like to hear the entirety of it on your own. Best regards!
"Vocal longevity"LOL ...if you listen to some of Phil Anselmo's interviews later on, his voice sounds like a Chevy V8 engine. Give "Suicide Note pt.2", from their later album, "The Great Southern Trendkill" a try and then you'll know why. LOL
Until I put on headphones and listened to Pantera I didn't realize how well Phil can sing. He can make all of the noises and make them with all of the singing techniques.
@@evilfantasy69 Past tense. He can barely talk now. His voice is f*cked up. But I agree, his singing voice was amazing. Planet Caravan is a good example.
Phil gets waaaaaaaaaaay up there on the demo version of Shattered. Like, insanely high. th-cam.com/video/EWfkZN18YtE/w-d-xo.html If you heard him speak, with his creaking coffin door of a voice that only whales can hear, it'd blow your mind.
@@MsCruisein isnt Domination like THE best video to do reactions of... just want your opinion as you seem to have taste... I mean literally like the #1 video I want to see reactors do is Pantera Domination.... how bout you?
Couldn't agree more. I went to probably 150 or 200 or so metal shows in my 20's and early 30's, and the one time I was fortunate enough to see Pantera (Hammerstein Ballroom, 2000, Reinventing the Steel Tour) was hands-down the best live performance I've ever seen.
I genuinely enjoy your reactions. Your technical expertise is great, but your pure enjoyment and surprise of the performance itself is what I love the most.
Also this song is 30 years old and Phil himself will tell you that this is a young mans song...he can't do it anymore.... still my absolute favorite though!!!
They were such a special group. Pantera crushed all live back in the day. The chemistry with the 4 of them was unmatched in the metal scene for a long time, especially in the 90s. All 4 genuinely good guys, super talented musicians, and were always amazing & down to earth with their fans. RIP Vinnie & Dime.
Agreed! For me they are one of the best that will ever be, perfect fit! Let’s show some love for Rex too, he was just as important. Without him it wouldn’t work having Dime playing that high all the time. Truly a match made in heaven those four, for a while at least :). Too this day Vulgar Display of power is the album I put on when I need to hype myself up for something.
They were nasty live, such energy, but when phil starts spitting at the audience lol ... watchin them at small clubs in Dallas after they were big was sick tho
The whole thing with the high screams and the mimicking shrieking guitar harmonics at the end is absolutely ridiculous. It's just insane grandeur. Brilliant, bold. Who even comes up with things like that.
Your explanation of his E5 slide to G5 has been the best I have heard thus far. I listen to every vocal coach reaction of this song just to get a better understanding of Phil's vocal skills and yours is by far the best breakdown.
Hi Julia! Unfortunately the official music video is like a radio edit, it's missing two minutes at the very start which is a lot more stripped back with vulnerable vocals that then leads into the climax which is the start of this video. Awesome breakdown of the song but a shame you (and Elizabeth) both missed out on witnessing such a great part of the original track!
He does one more belt at the end up to A5. Phil is always looked at as such an aggressive vocalist but I don't think he gets enough respect as a singer overall. Dude is a monster with great range and control.
@@therealnynetynyne360 blew his baritone out even though he wasn't of drinking age when this was recorded? Never stopped since and his voice is ruined? He has one the biggest vocal ranges in music even if he can't hit the high he can go lower.
I absolutely love watching you ladies react to songs that most folks I grew up with didn’t understand why I loved. These bands from the 80’s and 90’s were the height of musical expression and excellence.
If you take a listen to some interviews with Phil, he has a very low speaking voice but does amazing high note vocals. Really miss Dime and Vinnie. Best brother rock band ever.
He *did high note vocals. He can't anymore. His voice became lower, it was not as low back then. Smoke, drink, and wear and tear gave him a lower voice.
The guitar solo in this song is considered as one of the best metal guitar ever. I loved how you dont dare to interrupt it a second time, may be realizing what a shame it would have been ^^
The guitarist Darrel Abbot was one of the best.. unfortunately he was shot dead on stage.. i knew these guys personally... Darrell and Vinny Abbot were 2 of the coolest dudes in metal.. may they both rest in peace.. we miss you...
Darrell Lance Abbott was thee best ever - all the way around - at whatever - especially he was magic fingers on the guiter ⚡️⚡️⚡️ who is better ??? no one in music history ...thats what i stand by Dallas Texas🌟
I am from Columbus, went to bed early the night it happened. Before I did, though, I saw a news update about a shooting at a bar/concert venue, but didn’t connect the dots. Then I got up and got the paper and saw the headline. I was not expecting that, at all. I have watched the actual footage taken as the gunman enters the stage area. It really creeps me out.
Grew up about an hour from Dime & Vinnie in North Texas. Seen them before Phil in 1983 playing little local clubs and everyone knew they were gonna do great things! There will never be another Mighty Pantera!! Rest In Power Abbott Brothers! 🇨🇱🤘
Its amazing to me you caught all the stuff the musicians were doing along with the singer in one listen . And why does no one talk about Rex and his bass work ??? For a metal band with only one guitarist , Rex laid the backbone and fills during Dimes solos like a badass !
Since you like this song, you need to check out their song "This Love". It has his soft and hard vocals and the music is incredible too. They even have a better production on that album so check out "This Love".
Vinnie Paul is a MASTER of triplets. He is one of my favorite drummers hands down. I believe he took a lot of influence from John Bonham, who was also very triplet focused. If you like triplet feel, Pantera has lots of it. In fact, that entire album (cowboys from Hell) is a monster album...
I absolutely love hearing from a master of their craft. That's you. You are a master. Listening to you analyze all types of music is amazing. Thank you for what you do.
I’ll never tire of watching people discover something I’ve had the privilege of knowing its greatness for 34 years. Pantera were local boys for me and their loss is still felt to this day.
I always loved this song. As usual your reaction, and analysis was a treat to watch. Both entertaining, and educational, and your enthusiasm for music always shows through. Pantera are musical legends, it is sad that half of the members are no longer with us.
First time here... I subbed! You are special, and very intellectual... your explanation should be taught! Thank you so much... my favorite group, band, talent, act, entertainment of all genres! Seen them twice in concert... they are the greatest! Phil, the lead singer, is a monster... Rex, the bass, rides the beat! Dime on guitar, the absolute greatest... Vinnie on the drums, no words! R.I.P. to the Abbott Brothers... we weren't READY! 333 GETCHA PULL- NAIL IT BACK, IT AIN'T NO CANDY!
Pantera was the hardest-hitting metal band, in my opinion. Most of their songs punch you right in the face and leave you wanting more. Give the song Domination a listen. There's a great live version from Moscow that was from 1991. The energy of the song is off the charts!!
Moscow - Vinnie talked about That experience for years when he was on earth a very changing event for them all -in regards to 'all' of it miss Vinnie & Darrell always remember to remember 💖
@@Proverbs31_25 I read that there were over a million people at that show. Not sure if that is true but looking at the video, it was a massive crowd. That must have been so amazing to be on that stage and just looking at a sea of people.
I love watching these and feeling like I've learned a little something about a song I already liked. But it's an added bonus that you are an absolutely stunning woman.
So great and amazing to see someone young recognize brilliance. Between dime on guitar his brother on the drums and Phil. That makes the most overlooked bassist in rock history. Although gone, the Cowboys from Hell will always rule
matching the pitch of a voice perfectly, I'm sure many can do it, but dime bag was the only I remember that ever did it, that's why his in the top 10 guitarist of all time
My favorite band ever and it's not even close in their prime Phil Anselmo was one of the best vocalists in the game his vibrato was incredible and his ability to hit that raspy tone was effortless a once in a lifetime talented band
I love the way you are enjoying this so much. The abbot brothers (dimebag on lead guitar and vinnie on drums) and Phil really did something special in pantera. Visionaries in their own right, I think
Yeah unfortunately Phil didn't take care of his voice and by the early 2000s it was clear he was losing it. :( Too much drinking, smoking, drugs and hard partying..
I know Phil was incredible during the end of the song, but I’d like to say: Dime was another animal entirely. As they say, he was simply built different. Loved your reaction! Incredible how you broke down the techniques. You’re incredibly well-versed. Love from a fellow Aussie!
I love the way you're slowly transforming into a metalhead, you're welcome to our big family 😁 I love your videos and I'm learning a lot of English thanks to them . Greetings from Spain.
Yeah i keep thinking the same its a southern thing ! Phil is from New Orleans -the deeeeep south - he sings like the South 🇺🇸 actually when you listen to Darrell (guitarist) sing in a little Arlington bar in Texas- singing "cat scratch fever" - i just hear his normal southern voice come out & is how he actually talked ... not everyone understands -its a southern'thing I only knew Vinnie, Darrell, Rex ... non singing voices & they are frm TEXAS - they talk & sing with Texas twang i guess to say .... adding Phil was bring in deep southern vocals from new orleans Pantera -Vinnie - they NEVER sold-out to hollywood bs band crap! they kept their southern style & made their own rules !!!
Carlos Santana has been my favorite guitar player since the early 70’s. Samba Pa Ti and Europa are a couple of my favorite songs of his. Thanks for the reaction sir.
They were a Texas-based band, and Phil himself is from Louisiana, so a bit of Southern US dialect occasionally comes through in their vocals. That twang, and unique vowel placement on words like "past" are typical of the Southern dialect.
Hey Julia, Pantera is my #1 beloved metal band for quite while now, I really enjoyed listening to the explanation of technical background of Phil's voice from you. Really appreciate.
I love this song. I LOOOOOOOVE the guitar/vocal tradeoff at the end "Cemetarrryyy....GaaaaaaAAAAAAAAaaaAAATES!" *guitar squeal matching the vocal note*
My ONLY complaint here is that you watched the official video, so you actually missed a good chunk of the beginning of the song, with vocals. But I love that you're doing some Pantera!! 🤘♥️
@@jvoxfox agreed!! On that note, if you venture further into Pantera and do Floods, please do NOT use the version with the most views, as there is a glitch in the audio not once, but twice in the epic guitar solo, and it completely removes you from the immersion of the music. Honestly for Floods, I recommend one of the lyric versions. You're awesome! 💕
Top notch react. Honestly maybe the most professional (whilst still entertaining) react I've seen. It almost has the structure and depth of a report or project and you still kept it feeling impromptu. You touch on so many aspects. Very impressive.
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I always feel bad that they cut the intro in the official video. It's such a special song.
Yes why would they do that, does anyone know?
@@mememaster8050 They edited the song for radio.
@@dissonantpulse Sick picture. I throw Reflection and The Watcher at people any chance I get
Amen!!!
They also flip flopped parts on This Love for the video too and it drives me nuts 🤦♂️
The dueling vocals and guitar at the end of this song still gives me chills after listening to it for millionth time and will always get it
It's a blues technique that BB King called "beck and call" where the vocalist would sing a line of the lyric, and the guitarist would play a passage, and they would trade off through the verse. Ian Gillan and Ritchie Blackmore would often do it live, and Ian did it with Steve Morse as well.
this sound makes my eyes rain
I remember when I first heard this, I was unsure which was Phil and which was the guitar 😅
For me is guitar solo.. Whenever I'm hearing the song "in backgroud" it always gets me like Holy Sh**!
Same. Epic tone.
The Abbott brothers were some of the best musicians this world has seen. RIP
Amen to that!! But just the whole band is a perfect combination, best metal group ever
@@zender1979 YES!!! The Band was the real power, so much energy... so much talent..
Absolutely! Just like Alex and Eddie Van Halen before them. They were brothers born with a special talent that only a few are blessed with. Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul were without a doubt heavy metal greatness. The standard that no other group can or ever will copy. Rest in peace Dimebag Darrell Lance Abbott and Vinny Paul Abbott AKA the Abbott brothers.
Dimebag and Vinnie are gods of guitar and the drums. RIP my brothers miss you a lot.
I was too young to meet Dimebag but I was very fortunate to get a picture, autograph and had an awesome discussion with Vinnie after a HellYeah show. One of the most down to earth, nicest guys I ever met. RIP brother, you'll be missed.
"I would be a little concerned for the longevity of the singer"
Now go listen to The Great Southern Trendkill lol.
Hilarious and absolutely spot on. At the same time, some of Anselmo's most mellow, soulful vocals can be found on that album.
That’s the main reason I love that album due to the dynamics of his voice like with 10s, Floods, War Nerve and so on just a great album in my opinion
Great album, but uh, I believe, Down NOLA, Eyes of the South , takes it
One of my top favorite albums lol
And then check out Super Joint Ritual.
Young Phil: There is a little grit in his voice...
Older Phil: There is a little voice in his grit....
😂😂
Is there a voice anymore?
@@franciscoborjaescobarsuare5802 Well, now there is a little grit in his grit.
Hes a bass now
😂
Vinny Paul was thunder and Dimebag Darrell was lightening. Together they were a storm of heavy metal greatness. Rest in peace Dimebag Darrell Lance Abbott and Vinny Paul Abbott AKA the Abbott brothers. If you like this song, you should check out Hollow by Pantera next.
Lightening means "to become brighter".
The word you were looking for was "lightning".
You aren't a native speaker, aren't you? :)
well said
🔥Pantera🔥❤️🤍💙🇺🇸Texas⭐️
@@WexMajor82 nah bro, pretty sure its just that half of Americans can barely speak English
And Rex was the balls.
@@chopperdeath Rex Brown never gets any love.
That solo legit gives me goosebumps like no other every time I hear it.
I know, me too! Every single time! Fucking brilliant.
No one will ever slay as much as dime but write such beautiful guitar work.
Every. Time.
He is a god amongst regular men
The only other solo that hits me so deeply is Comfortably Numb
All you people talking about what Phil’s voice has become? Seriously?!… the dude is a key part of what almost single handedly progressed metal. And when I say progressed? Maybe I mean elevated, because VDOP is arguably the best metal album ever. IMO and many others too, nothing since has touched it. Why can’t we just be thankful for what we got at his best. Coz no one was better
Thanks so much for this suggestion everyone (you and Elizabeth were right on with the enjoyment factor). Hope you enjoyed this vocal break down and the little #tightropeguy! See you in the next one (which will hopefully include all badass solos and not just shortened MTV versions...)
Hey Julia, just so you know... this is a "radio edit" of the song that cuts all the melodic begining of the tune... I think you would like to hear the entirety of it on your own.
Best regards!
Hi Julia please check out "The Band, And The Staples - The Weight" would love to hear your breakdown 😊.
If you haven’t reacted to Tool song Pneuma drum cam on Danny Carey live is something to react to it’s incredible...
I would love to see you react to Rammstein song Engel live at Madison Square Garden it’s a performance that will be hard to forget!!!
"Vocal longevity"LOL ...if you listen to some of Phil Anselmo's interviews later on, his voice sounds like a Chevy V8 engine. Give "Suicide Note pt.2", from their later album, "The Great Southern Trendkill" a try and then you'll know why. LOL
Phil is amazing. I miss Pantera. RIP Dime.
Rip Abbot brothers. Let us not forget that Vinnie is no longer with us either. 💕🤘
@@primalmojo9599 indeed. He was a monster!
Until I put on headphones and listened to Pantera I didn't realize how well Phil can sing. He can make all of the noises and make them with all of the singing techniques.
@@evilfantasy69 Past tense. He can barely talk now. His voice is f*cked up. But I agree, his singing voice was amazing. Planet Caravan is a good example.
Rip Vinnie also
I tend to find most of the reactors who cover this song come here for Phil's vocals but are left blown away by Dimebag's guitar playing.
Phil is underappreciated as vocalists go. Still love this song, 10 thousand listens in. Hail kings!
Check out Slave to the Grind or Quicksand Jesus or In A Darkened Room by Skid Row. Or, if you want more Phil, see his other bands Down and En Minor.
Phil gets waaaaaaaaaaay up there on the demo version of Shattered. Like, insanely high. th-cam.com/video/EWfkZN18YtE/w-d-xo.html If you heard him speak, with his creaking coffin door of a voice that only whales can hear, it'd blow your mind.
I keep seeing you on pantera reactions lol...
@@GODHATESADOPTION Sounds like me. :)
@@MsCruisein isnt Domination like THE best video to do reactions of... just want your opinion as you seem to have taste... I mean literally like the #1 video I want to see reactors do is Pantera Domination.... how bout you?
It makes me feel so good that this song and this amazing group still brings people the same amount of joy it brought me when it came out.
I cannot begin to convey how good this band was live and I feel so blessed to have gotten to see them perform.
Couldn't agree more. I went to probably 150 or 200 or so metal shows in my 20's and early 30's, and the one time I was fortunate enough to see Pantera (Hammerstein Ballroom, 2000, Reinventing the Steel Tour) was hands-down the best live performance I've ever seen.
unfortunately I was much too young to have been able to have seen the perform. It must have been something unreal.
So cool. I was 11 when they disbanded. My one wish would to be able to go back in time to the early 90's and see a few shows. My all time fav band
Saw Pantera at Brixton Academy on the Far Beyond Driven tour. Brilliant, ended the gig with Planet Caravan. Properly chilled end to the night....
I have the best kind of envy for you right now Wow
I genuinely enjoy your reactions. Your technical expertise is great, but your pure enjoyment and surprise of the performance itself is what I love the most.
Pantera will be played until earth explodes.
No, Pantera will continue to be played after we transcend into immortal energy based beings who will conquer the multiverse.
@@asmodai2025 that's cool with me too. My theory may be wrong.
Pantera will make the Earth explode
@@jasonwillett2126 Nothing would be more natural...
Phil said we wanted to terrify people.
Terrify, inspire, it's all good mate 🤘
Also this song is 30 years old and Phil himself will tell you that this is a young mans song...he can't do it anymore.... still my absolute favorite though!!!
They were such a special group. Pantera crushed all live back in the day. The chemistry with the 4 of them was unmatched in the metal scene for a long time, especially in the 90s. All 4 genuinely good guys, super talented musicians, and were always amazing & down to earth with their fans. RIP Vinnie & Dime.
True man RIP Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrell
Agreed! For me they are one of the best that will ever be, perfect fit!
Let’s show some love for Rex too, he was just as important. Without him it wouldn’t work having Dime playing that high all the time. Truly a match made in heaven those four, for a while at least :).
Too this day Vulgar Display of power is the album I put on when I need to hype myself up for something.
They were nasty live, such energy, but when phil starts spitting at the audience lol ... watchin them at small clubs in Dallas after they were big was sick tho
A Texas metal band, "Twang" is therefore a given. Pantera really was one of the pioneers that led us from the Hair Metal era to the promised land.
And Anselmo is from Louisiana. You get a little Cajun twang from him.
I was hoping for this comment. ❤
The whole thing with the high screams and the mimicking shrieking guitar harmonics at the end is absolutely ridiculous. It's just insane grandeur. Brilliant, bold. Who even comes up with things like that.
Your explanation of his E5 slide to G5 has been the best I have heard thus far. I listen to every vocal coach reaction of this song just to get a better understanding of Phil's vocal skills and yours is by far the best breakdown.
well stated ✌🏼👍🏼🇺🇸texas 🔥🔥🔥333
Except for his A5 at the end. Coming up short.
I think you have to not mistakly overlook Power metal record if you want really understand Phil early fundations and skill
@@lepot23 i was looking for this comment. she completely forgot 🤣
@@Nissardpertugiu I just started listening to that album and it is great. Phil the Abbott brothers and Rex were magic.
when you hear phils spoken voice and how deep it naturally is his range is amazing
He also hits a lot of low notes in some Down songs especially
Was.
Do it better for almost 40 years
Hi Julia! Unfortunately the official music video is like a radio edit, it's missing two minutes at the very start which is a lot more stripped back with vulnerable vocals that then leads into the climax which is the start of this video. Awesome breakdown of the song but a shame you (and Elizabeth) both missed out on witnessing such a great part of the original track!
FINALLY!!!! SOMEONE ELSE NOTICED🤣
This song's structure is meant to mirror the stages of death but without the beginning, it feels empty...
He does one more belt at the end up to A5. Phil is always looked at as such an aggressive vocalist but I don't think he gets enough respect as a singer overall. Dude is a monster with great range and control.
Not for long he blew his voice out from singing how he did
@@therealnynetynyne360 blew his baritone out even though he wasn't of drinking age when this was recorded? Never stopped since and his voice is ruined? He has one the biggest vocal ranges in music even if he can't hit the high he can go lower.
Phil's range was nuts in the 80s (pre grunge era). He was hitting Halford notes.
Waiting impatiently for the primal scream 🤣
I absolutely love watching you ladies react to songs that most folks I grew up with didn’t understand why I loved. These bands from the 80’s and 90’s were the height of musical expression and excellence.
A mutual love of Pantera is what Floor and her Husband, Hannes, bonded over when they first met on tour. That and single-malt Scotch.
@Isabella Gray Yes.
@Isabella Gray, I remember her more from After Forever, but yes.
Jägermeister
Back again for Ol' Phil. Your elation and detailed information make me so happy.
If you take a listen to some interviews with Phil, he has a very low speaking voice but does amazing high note vocals. Really miss Dime and Vinnie. Best brother rock band ever.
He is baritone .
He *did high note vocals. He can't anymore. His voice became lower, it was not as low back then. Smoke, drink, and wear and tear gave him a lower voice.
@@Nissardpertugiu Hes more of a bass these days.
@@RobbieFitzgerald yeah , but back then
@axl 9521 classic! 😄
The guitar solo in this song is considered as one of the best metal guitar ever. I loved how you dont dare to interrupt it a second time, may be realizing what a shame it would have been ^^
Brilliant reaction so far Julia! Love pantera. Groove metal at its finest.
I love watching people experience this masterpiece for the first time. Pure gold
Well said Ian. This song is ridiculous and holds up to any band today
The guitarist Darrel Abbot was one of the best.. unfortunately he was shot dead on stage.. i knew these guys personally... Darrell and Vinny Abbot were 2 of the coolest dudes in metal.. may they both rest in peace.. we miss you...
Darrell Lance Abbott was thee best ever - all the way around - at whatever - especially he was
magic fingers on the guiter ⚡️⚡️⚡️
who is better ??? no one in music history ...thats what i stand by
Dallas Texas🌟
I am from Columbus, went to bed early the night it happened. Before I did, though, I saw a news update about a shooting at a bar/concert venue, but didn’t connect the dots. Then I got up and got the paper and saw the headline. I was not expecting that, at all. I have watched the actual footage taken as the gunman enters the stage area. It really creeps me out.
Grew up about an hour from Dime & Vinnie in North Texas. Seen them before Phil in 1983 playing little local clubs and everyone knew they were gonna do great things! There will never be another Mighty Pantera!! Rest In Power Abbott Brothers! 🇨🇱🤘
Go listen to a Phil Anselmo interview, it's always amazed me how high he can get as he has one of the deepest speaking voices you will ever hear.
David Coverdale is the same
Baritone with a wide range. Classic.
Its amazing to me you caught all the stuff the musicians were doing along with the singer in one listen . And why does no one talk about Rex and his bass work ??? For a metal band with only one guitarist , Rex laid the backbone and fills during Dimes solos like a badass !
his harmonies are really killer in this too.
Since you like this song, you need to check out their song "This Love". It has his soft and hard vocals and the music is incredible too. They even have a better production on that album so check out "This Love".
Poweeeer metaaaaal
...But check the album version, not the video mix.
Great suggestion totally agree
Yeah plzz react the song "This love" and "Cowboy fron hell"
That guitar solo is still 🔥
Vinnie Paul is a MASTER of triplets. He is one of my favorite drummers hands down. I believe he took a lot of influence from John Bonham, who was also very triplet focused. If you like triplet feel, Pantera has lots of it. In fact, that entire album (cowboys from Hell) is a monster album...
must be why i liked it so much
I absolutely love hearing from a master of their craft. That's you. You are a master. Listening to you analyze all types of music is amazing. Thank you for what you do.
This made me happy. Actually brought tears in my eyes. I will always love this band. Thank you!
RIP Dime & Vinnie
😓💧💧💧💖💖💖🔥🔥🔥333
I felt that frog in my throat as well.
@@justinfox2310 You're crying, I'm not crying 😆
Great analysis and thanks for explaining the technical parts... your on fire!
I've seen Pantera live 3 times. Amazing show each time.
Seeing someone new discover Pantera warms my shriveled black heart.
I’ll never tire of watching people discover something I’ve had the privilege of knowing its greatness for 34 years. Pantera were local boys for me and their loss is still felt to this day.
I always loved this song. As usual your reaction, and analysis was a treat to watch. Both entertaining, and educational, and your enthusiasm for music always shows through. Pantera are musical legends, it is sad that half of the members are no longer with us.
First time here... I subbed! You are special, and very intellectual... your explanation should be taught! Thank you so much... my favorite group, band, talent, act, entertainment of all genres! Seen them twice in concert... they are the greatest! Phil, the lead singer, is a monster... Rex, the bass, rides the beat! Dime on guitar, the absolute greatest... Vinnie on the drums, no words! R.I.P. to the Abbott Brothers... we weren't READY! 333 GETCHA PULL- NAIL IT BACK, IT AIN'T NO CANDY!
Im waiting for one of you reaction personalities to notice how awesome Rex Brown, the bass player is. Eventually someone is gonna give him his due!
People gotta get on Rex’s lines in “Floods” esp the solo...Dime himself would say that all that shit glued it all together.
The art of shredding 🤘🤘
@Christina Azarian soon enough, they will notice the man!
The analysis was so great, learned a lot
Can we all just take a moment to appreciate what an unbelievable tune this is. Great reaction and analysis as always Julia. Also RIP Dimebag. Legend.
Awesome reaction. 👍 Thanks for paying such close attention to the details.
Pantera was the hardest-hitting metal band, in my opinion. Most of their songs punch you right in the face and leave you wanting more. Give the song Domination a listen. There's a great live version from Moscow that was from 1991. The energy of the song is off the charts!!
Moscow - Vinnie talked about That experience for years when he was on earth
a very changing event for them all -in regards to 'all' of it
miss Vinnie & Darrell always remember to remember 💖
@@Proverbs31_25 I read that there were over a million people at that show. Not sure if that is true but looking at the video, it was a massive crowd. That must have been so amazing to be on that stage and just looking at a sea of people.
They are not the hardest hitting metal band, but they still hit very hard.
@@fatboynick4104 1.6 million people calculated
@@fatboynick4104 there was around 1.6 million people there
EVERY Pantera song is awesome, period.
Damn, every time, those last three gates, and Dime on that guitar. . . chills every time.
she didn't cover the last one....
Amazing band. The vocals and mimic guitar at the end. Goosebumps. Chilling. !!🤘🤘
Great loss with both Dime and Vinny Paul. Rest in peace gentlemen.
I believe big Val also lost his life trying to protect one during the attempt on their life’s. Whoa Val! Three!!!!
I love watching these and feeling like I've learned a little something about a song I already liked. But it's an added bonus that you are an absolutely stunning woman.
If you liked this song, then "The Sleep" by Pantera would be an excellent choice to react to as well. Won't disappoint Julia! 💯👌🏻❤
Right here.
Some of dimes best guitar work 🤘
I could watch you breakdown stuff all day! So interesting!
So great and amazing to see someone young recognize brilliance. Between dime on guitar his brother on the drums and Phil. That makes the most overlooked bassist in rock history. Although gone, the Cowboys from Hell will always rule
Rex gets no love
matching the pitch of a voice perfectly, I'm sure many can do it, but dime bag was the only I remember that ever did it, that's why his in the top 10 guitarist of all time
My favorite band ever and it's not even close in their prime Phil Anselmo was one of the best vocalists in the game his vibrato was incredible and his ability to hit that raspy tone was effortless a once in a lifetime talented band
I love the way you are enjoying this so much. The abbot brothers (dimebag on lead guitar and vinnie on drums) and Phil really did something special in pantera. Visionaries in their own right, I think
I have NEVER listened to Phil and Dime at the end without going to a different dimension for a few seconds!!
My god Julia. Your hair is *AMAZING!* OFF the CHARTS!
such gorgeous color and SO healthy looking!
I saw these guys twice in 1991/92. Their live performance sounded just as good as the albums. They have a LOT of great tunes to react to.
Yeah unfortunately Phil didn't take care of his voice and by the early 2000s it was clear he was losing it. :( Too much drinking, smoking, drugs and hard partying..
Your words and explaination was so beautifully executed. PANTERA, FOREVER
I know Phil was incredible during the end of the song, but I’d like to say: Dime was another animal entirely. As they say, he was simply built different. Loved your reaction! Incredible how you broke down the techniques. You’re incredibly well-versed. Love from a fellow Aussie!
Phil was just singing his heart out for metal🤘🤘
It would be amazing if you and Elizabeth Zharoff made a reaction video together.
Hell YEAH!!!
I just love how much you loved this. Thanks :)
32 years ago.... Another great band to hold itself in the annals of rock
Of metal !
I love watching your joy at the listen! It just lightened up my day!
Awesome reaction!
You should react to King Diamond- "Sleepless Nights" live at the Fillmore! He can sing with a very high pitch.
Another very underappreciated vocalist.
is so satisfying to see someone enjoys Pantera that much, greetings from mexico lovely lady.
Dimebag wicked riffs, RIP brother.
I love the way you're slowly transforming into a metalhead, you're welcome to our big family 😁
I love your videos and I'm learning a lot of English thanks to them .
Greetings from Spain.
I LOVE this song and this band. That twang is brought to you by Texas. 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Actually, that twang is brought to you from Louisiana. The band is from Texas, but Phil is from Louisiana.
Yeah
i keep thinking the same
its a southern thing !
Phil is from New Orleans -the deeeeep south - he sings like the South 🇺🇸
actually when you listen to Darrell (guitarist) sing in a little Arlington bar in Texas- singing "cat scratch fever" - i just hear his normal southern voice come out & is how he actually talked ...
not everyone understands -its a southern'thing
I only knew Vinnie, Darrell, Rex ... non singing voices & they are frm TEXAS - they talk & sing with Texas twang i guess to say
.... adding Phil was bring in deep southern vocals from new orleans
Pantera -Vinnie - they NEVER sold-out to hollywood bs band crap!
they kept their southern style & made their own rules !!!
Carlos Santana has been my favorite guitar player since the early 70’s. Samba Pa Ti and Europa are a couple of my favorite songs of his. Thanks for the reaction sir.
If you are a vocal coach, this is a MUST song to review.
I'm glad you did this song, its one of my favs!
Anselmo is a fuckin beast. Hes one of the greatest leads of all time
I fucking love Pantera I cry when I listen to them fuck they make me feel like life is so miserable compared to such magnifiency
They were a Texas-based band, and Phil himself is from Louisiana, so a bit of Southern US dialect occasionally comes through in their vocals. That twang, and unique vowel placement on words like "past" are typical of the Southern dialect.
I liked your Cemetery Gates reaction vid the most!
I hope you’ve listened to the entire studio version by now. The intro is very important to the overall feel of the song.
Hey Julia, Pantera is my #1 beloved metal band for quite while now, I really enjoyed listening to the explanation of technical background of Phil's voice from you. Really appreciate.
Damn, I remember when Dime was taken
He was an amazing vocalist and his current views don't change that. It's a real shame he's a big ol' racist now.
This song is sooooo epic. Love watching reactions to it!
I was rid with so much anxiety worried she was gonna pause on a dime solo. YOU DONT PAUSE ON A DIME SOLO!
Vinnie and Dimebag still really missed.... RIP
Request for Deftones - Passenger
Chino Moreno and Maynard James Keenan together 👌
are you trying to seduce her? xD
@@leliel12th43 ummm 😵 Noooooo......
Lyrics aside, the vocals are excellent
YYYYYEEEEESSSS!
I like Root, especially the guitar at the beginning.
I love this song. I LOOOOOOOVE the guitar/vocal tradeoff at the end "Cemetarrryyy....GaaaaaaAAAAAAAAaaaAAATES!" *guitar squeal matching the vocal note*
18:03 Starts to sound very metallic.
Well it is metal so that makes sense.
Rest easy, Dime and Vinnie. 💚
4:06 gosh that was THE cutest reaction I've seen to a Pantera song
My ONLY complaint here is that you watched the official video, so you actually missed a good chunk of the beginning of the song, with vocals. But I love that you're doing some Pantera!! 🤘♥️
I will go and find it... promise!! sometimes it's hard to tell what version something is when you haven't watched it before.
@@jvoxfox agreed!! On that note, if you venture further into Pantera and do Floods, please do NOT use the version with the most views, as there is a glitch in the audio not once, but twice in the epic guitar solo, and it completely removes you from the immersion of the music. Honestly for Floods, I recommend one of the lyric versions. You're awesome! 💕
Please do Floods!!
@@jvoxfox please listen to the full masterpiece
@@jvoxfox dont be a bogan
Top notch react. Honestly maybe the most professional (whilst still entertaining) react I've seen. It almost has the structure and depth of a report or project and you still kept it feeling impromptu. You touch on so many aspects. Very impressive.
About " notes higher than Regular tenor range "
Phil is a Baritone :) , even i think you get it by hearing his more Verses / chorus singing .
I love your breakdowns. They're fascinating. Keep up the good work!
glad she acknowledged the fact he matched dimebags harmonics at the end. always thought that was incredibly impressive.
Your genuine reaction is awesome and, let me say, I love your smile