*SETLIST* 0:00 Hellbound 4:55 A New Level 9:05 Slaughtered 14:18 Goddamn Electric 22:04 Becoming/Throes of Rejection 26:35 Revolution Is My Name 34:50 Use My Thrid Arm 40:00 Floods 47:05Suicide Note Pt.II 54:03 Hole In The Sky 1:00:09 I'll Cast a Shadow/25 Years 1:06:48 Walk 1:13:09 Yesterday Don't Mean Shit 1:17:42 Cementery Gates/Fucking Hostile 1:21:57 This Love 1:33:18 Primal Concrete Sledge Encore: 1:38:12 Cowboy From Hell
He's a fucking awesome bass player. People always think of the bass as just low end, which it is, but it's also can make or break a song with a good bassline. Bass isn't supposed to just copy the guitar riff, it has its own thing. Musicians understand what I'm saying.
@@zombiemosher1139 We used to go see Pantera all the time in the early club days. Diamond Darrell was just a skinny kid in spandex jammin' his ass off. That was when you could rock out in front of the small stage just couple of feet away from the band. It was great times partying with them. Dime and Vinnie were cool cats, singer Terry was also friendly guy. Rex was a bit of a dick. I still have a pink pick with Diamond Darrell on it that Dime handed me. He said " Hang on to this pick, going to be worth something one day."
+soyhard deren Saw Pantera 17 times, 9 of which were at Hara Arena in my hometown of Dayton, OH, where they were officially named the house band. Pantera was essentially the hardcore counterpart of bands like The Grateful Dead, Phish and Dave Matthews Band. The audience interaction was always superb, their setlist had about 5 songs set in stone; the rest of the concert was improvised and no two shows were ever the same. So rare to find bands like that today.
He transcended the guitar and music itself. There are few in that regime... Hendrix, Clapton, Beck, etc.... the ones you think of when you think "The Valhalla of Guitar Gods".
Joshua Maine Yep, and he wasn't even honored at the Grammy awards following his death, despite Pantera's multiple nominations. His onstage murder didn't even make VH1's list of the top 100 most shocking moments in music history either. The music media just loves to hate metal. That's OK, because he has received honors and has reached immortality in every single guitar publication on the newsstands, and there isn't a modern guitarist of ANY current musical genre that doesn't respect him, even if they aren't Pantera fans. I think he'd find that much more fulfilling than the praise of the mainstream music media.
+Chef Danger Hell yea, I miss concerts at the hara. I only saw pantera there 5 times. Greatest memory was there last show in 2001, when dimebag handed me a beer.
God what a time to be alive! Being 41 and growing up in the 80s and 90s metal was amazing and pantera were kings! Saw them so many times, the last time was pantera/slayer/ and morbid angel tour on release of RTS at the shark tank in san jose, I didnt realize at the time that they would soon be no more. I cherished every fucking min of the 90s metal and death metal scene and still do. Thankful metal will never die!
Absolutely Nick! This was an epic time for Pantera and so many other heavy acts. Pantera was Fucking epic! I miss these times so much. Saw them on this tour and it just killed. Soulfly and Morbid Angel opened. I am 51 yrs young and still love this \m/ 😎
I went to the tour just before the final tour, was Pantera/Morbid Angel/Soulfly, was also San Jo, but not the shark tank. First concert ever, Uncle took me! First time i ever smelled Marijuana! God bless Metal!
I wouldn’t trade growing up with this music, and just how the times were different, no progresssive Marxist socialist movement, people were free. There will ne er be another band like this. There will never be another Dime. Rest In Peace, both Abbott brothers. Vinny and his snare in new level, even though he has a 4 kick, so does every other metal drummer, they were both amazing
@@PuppyMonkeyBabyy Coulda just gone to the Extreme Steel tour, Pantera/Slayer co headline tour with Morbid Angel and Static-X i think? I was there, great show.
Alejandro Diaz Ozzfest 2002 I think it was or 2001, Phil ruined the entire experience because Pantera was the whole reason I went and he was the worst I’ve ever seen any performer ever and I’ve been to a ton of shows and seen a ton of bands.
Fuck yeah! People love to say "heavy? Have you heard death metal?" But obviously they don't know that faster is almost never heavier. Pantera did their style the best. No one did or does it better!
Many guitarists DO NOT even come close to DIME's skill or charisma these days. And he's doing this after having alot more to drink than many can handle. Such a LEGEND. Him and Vinnie. RIP
Pssssh! For REAL man! Like its blowing me away watching this shit. Would get up there just drunk as fuck and barely miss a note. He was a fuckin monster, Shit the entire band was monstrous! Amazing.
I just rewatched this concert again. So damn good......so tight. I was lucky enough to have seen them twice live back in the day. When I saw them last, Anthrax was the opener. I was standing just outside of the pit area when I looked over and saw Dimebag with Big Val right behind him. Dime was watching the Anthrax set from the crowd's perspective. I went up to him and said hi, shook his hand......and he said, "Aren't these guys fucking killer?", pointing at Anthrax on stage. Then he gave me some of his guitar picks that had a phone number on it.......which I still have. He then told me he had to go get ready,.....he and Val disappeared to the back. I have never seen someone from the headlining act hang out with the crowd before. But that was Dime......something I'll never forget.
...those transitions like the one from Hellbound to A New Level. One does not simply connect those two songs like that. Amazing attribute Pantera had. Damn.
The musicianship was like no other. Chop a song in half stick another song on the end. Or in the middle completely breakdown an start playing a totally different song for a minute then launch back into the one they started with!🤯🤌 you don't see that shit! Thanks for pointing this out. I was looking for this show for a few days now just to watch that part again🔥
“The fucking kings of goddamn metal” 🤘🏻 He ain’t bullshitting either. Nothing heavier than Pantera live. Lucky to see them a few times. Backstage passes on Far Beyond Driven. Bad fucking ass . I’ll never forget those times. Before cell phones and political correctness. Feel sorry for kids these days. They watch life on TH-cam. We lived it👊🏻
Hellbound 0:00 A New Level 4:50 Slaughtered 8:56 Goddamn Electric 14:18 Becoming/Throes of Rejection 22:06 Revolution is My Name 26:39 Use My Third Arm 34:52 Floods 40:01 Suicide Note, Pt. II 47:05 I'll Cast A Shadow/25 Years 1:00:10 Walk 1:06:50 Yesterday Don't Mean Shit 1:13:12 Cemetery Gates/Fucking Hostile 1:17:43 This Love 1:21:57 Primal Concrete Sledge 1:33:21 Encore: Cowboys From Hell 1:38:17
God I miss Pantera. Makes me sad when I realize that we won't get to see them play ever again! I'm thankful that I at least got to see them once! Better than nothing, but I want more!!!!! RIP peace Dime!
I saw White Zombie (Rob Zombie) and Pantera in Virginia Beach back in the day...Moshing my fucking ass off, got pushed on my ass but it was the sickest of of the sickest show, all we ever did was crank Pantera up...it was second nature...
Dimebag can never be replaced to music. One of a fucking kind. many bands replace a guitarist, and do it well. NOBODY ELSE ON EARTH CAN PLAY LIKE HIM EVER! It's not even fair to try. R.I.P. to the best ever Pantera creator. The only guitarist that could ever take that name to a stage. So don't try.
Unreal how good they sound this show. These guys are the Kings of metal. Period . End of story. This is life changing music. There will never be another band as powerful as Pantera ever again
It's true. When I saw them it was outside and Rex's bass and Vinnie's bass drums were making my chest thump up and down, that's what it felt like anyways. Incredible
I witnessed this tour in Indy. I was in the 7th grade. Been to many shows since and none compare. Dime gave the horns to me and my buddy during floods. The lights were dimmed blue, everyone was in awe, and when he looked our way we went crazy, threw the horns and received them back. Coolest thing ever. Phil came out and sang summoning redemption with morbid angel. Soulfly had like a 30 minute drum solo and members from all bands came out with tribal drums. Bobby filmed for a home video, sadly was never released. Hot Lesbians makin out in front of me. The drunk dude next to us kept screaming dale Jarrett lol, we was like "bro, do you know where yourat. But when fucking hostile came on he knew every word lol. Greatest time of my life.
Lil Greg I got their autographs at the Karma Records in Indy on the RTS tour. Still have it. They had some porn star named Lori Michael with them. Got her autograph too, but lost it years ago.
I'd give anything and go back to see them as much as possible, same with Metallica. You saw them when they came to town and with no Internet you just waited until the next time or hoped someone told you they were coming back.
What made Dime sick was an example of at 5:05 where he puts on a phaser effect just at the end of the riff only, just to give it a spice. Most guitarists think of adding effects to an entire riff. But he was a king with effects. Man that guy was such a fucking good guitarist. RIP. Amazing band
And on top of it all performing with a damn near paralyzing pain of disc degeneration with screws and metal rods in his back......Phil, we thank you for your selfless behavior and giving the world a great gift at the same time....you are a true god of metal my friend. Pantera got me through the absolute worst years of my entire life, it almost seemed that they knew what I was going through and gave me a reason to press on. My heart and soul thank all of you guys......and the Universe for letting us borrow the best of the best molecules, atoms, star dust, and trace heavy metals to produce these guys....Perhaps one day the very same particles in that very same order will be unleashed in some other part of the galaxy and make an alien version of Pantera! How awesome that would be!!!!
Phil didn’t have screws and plates in his back at this point. He has undegone operation in 2005. So he was performing with 2 vertabrae damaged to shit.
I seen them in 98....I was fifteen and my dad took me it was my first concert....it changed my life and I will always remember the time I had with my dad at this show.....miss the abbot Brothers so much and just the message pantera was putting out there
Awesome performance. They were great from the day they got together till the day it ended. The albums might be different but they're all classics. They're one of the few bands who throughout their time kept true and didn't sell out to become popular. That's why they're one of my all time special and favourite bands. I love heavy music and hate bands that produce lightweight music to sell records yet claim to be a heavy metal band.
Agree with you 100%. They just played and wrote music because they loved doing it. Definitely my favourite band of the 90's p.s. You're right about all the albums being classics. My personal favourite is trendkill
***** Phil was a fucking mess back in the day, around the time trendkill came out xD. But yeah that would be cool to hear Floods on a live album like official live 101.
This was my 1st and only time i got to see Pantera. Drove 4 hrs to be at this show. Pantera, Soulfly, Morbid Angel, and Nothingface....met Nothingface's drummer and Mikey Doling when he was in Soulfly. Awesome show, start to finish!!!!
I saw Pantera 11 times. I saw them on June 29th same yr of this show. They were clicking on all cylinders. Best they ever sounded. Broke up 2 months later.
For that 10 years, no band meant more to people than Pantera, they sincerely saved us through that decade, musically and spiritually. Thus that singular frenzied crowd reaction. No other crowd sounded like that, there was something else there, something extra.
@@motoguy7281”by demons be driven!” 🤘🏼 I’m a young guy right now and they help a lot, I’m going through some tough shit and they the only band who makes me feel better
Sure, there may be “heavier” bands out there...but none of them scare the shit out of you while throwing in the tastiest grooves you’ll ever hear. From a song about Dracula to a song called Pussy Tight. These guys covered it all
For everyone who has seen Pantera live, know how fortunate you are! I would give both my nuts to see just one song live with all four members. I am fortunate enough to have seen Phil Anselmo and the Illegals doing the Pantera set live though, thats as close as it gets now, and it was amazing, one of the best conserts I've seen! So too see them all in their prime time must be incredable!
I’ve been to hundreds to shows and PANTERA was by far the LOUDEST band I’ve ever heard. Saw them this same year in 2001 I was 17 it was and still is the most amazing show I’ve ever seen 🔥🔥 Saw them again at Louder than Life 23’ Still 🔥 Long live the almighty PanterA 🔥
I was 17 when I saw them on this tour. I’ll never forget how intense it was. I only ever got to see them twice in my lifetime in their original form. Ozzfest 2000 & extreme steel tour 2001. I remember seeing them in San Jose and Phil wanted everyone on the floor level moving during the song becoming and stopped 3 times because not everyone was moving, needless to say the whole floor became a circle pit. 🤘🏼😈🤘🏼it was insane.
I saw them during this tour. I was right up front center. The heat from the Pantera logo with flames was intense. I made a gesture to Phil and he looked at me and did it back. It was so fucking awesome. My life was complete at that point. I will never forget that shit.
i worked the front stage during the reinventing the steel tour in dallas at the smirnov stadium 2001. it was very hot both outside and from the stage. lots of fights, lots of heat exhausted people, and lots of BEWBS!! one of the best times i ever had.
I was at this show. Too bad Phil was loaded on heroin off his mind, but otherwise a great show. Phil wasn't on speaking terms with the rest of the band, you can tell from the communication on stage.
Grimeyhoob i did work that fuckin show . fuck you. only one liying here is you. i worked event staff for reinventing the steel tour show here in dallas tx '01. YOu DONT KNOW JACK SHIT. TROLL SOMEWHERE ELSE!
Tracklist (for all my mobile friends here) 0:00 Hellbound 4:50 A New Level 8:56 Slaughtered 14:18 Goddamn Electric 22:06 Becoming/Throes of Rejection 26:39 Revolution Is My Name 34:52 Use My Third Arm 40:01 Floods 47:05 Suicide Note Pt.II 1:00:10 I'll Cast A Shadow/25 Years 1:06:50 Walk 1:13:12 Yesterday Don't Mean Shit 1:17:43 Cemetery Gates/Fucking Hostile 1:21:57 This Love 1:33:21 Primal Concrete Sledge 1:38:17 Cowboys From Hell
Even now, I can’t believe what’s happened since - but what a great fuckin’ time to be alive and listening to music! Feel so lucky to have seen them 3 times. I remember at the beginning of Morbid Angels set during Extreme Steel tour, there was a commotion near the side of the stage - Phil had came out and was going nuts listening to them - head banging and shit.
once in a lifetime a band like Pantara comes around glad I was able to enjoy them when they were together life of memories thats wat I got from the gods of metal 💪🤘👍
30+ years of worshiping this band I still get the same feeling watching dime play. I started playing at 12 and at 41 he still inspires me to get better! If u don’t play guitar u may not realize how special he was but I know you all do.
murilo ninj AHH!!!! You guys are killin' me! Haha! That's awesome, though. I should mention that I saw them open for Skid Row in the Giant's Stadium parking lot in 1992. :) It was amazing. Ace Frehley came out at toward the end of Skid Row's set and played 'Cold Gin' and the guys from Pantera joined in! I was in row 30-something (and jumped up on my seat when Ace came out!). You can find the (low quality) video on here. Just search "Skid Row Pantera Ace Frehley Cold Gin 1992". :) I just wish I'd seen Pantera when they were headlining, but that's just me. :) Cheers!
Oceans Deceased Man, that's bad ass seeing PanterA back when they were making a name for themselves. I saw them on this tour also, I remember my ears rang for the next 2 weeks, haha.
Ryan Stiller Awesome, man. Since the show I was at was outside, I think my ears only rang for 1 week. :) I just wish I'd seen them on that 'Far Beyond..' tour.
I've seen every major metal band and most of the better guitar players to do it, with a few exceptions. I cannot explain how much better dimes sound was than all of them. His tone,how loud, clear, and thick is was. Also how perfectly everything was played. Dude had an uncanny feel for music. He was a demi-god.
I was at this show on the floor moshing and body surfing. Totally an EPIC event. I wish I had the energy and a time machine to do it all over again. RIP Dime and Vinnie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
fightinggamefanatic Better than never man...I got into Pantera pretty young but I never got the chance to catch em live. I was only 11 when they last played in 2001. Dime was by FAR my biggest musical and in general influence growing up, I'd try learning all his songs/solos..Saved up money and bought a dean ML-F around 2004, wanted one the Washburn lightning bolt models so bad lol and one of his warhead amps, bought a digitech whammy pedal since he used one, crybaby from hell wah pedal, and so on lol. I remember watching Pantera home videos with a couple of my friends just laughing our asses off. I wasn't really as big on the Damageplan album (still enjoyed it) but I was hoping to catch them live since Pantera was gone, and I wanted to see Dime live so badly. My first concerts were Primus, then Slayer/Killswitch/Mastodon (I think..was the Jagermeister tour) both in 2004. Was planning to catch Damageplan next time they were in the Boston area, but we sadly lost Dime before that happened. Just a shame how things turned out with Pantera falling apart, and Dimes life being taken when things seemed to be looking up for him (was happy to be back recording music/touring, to be back with Dean guitars, etc.) then it was all over in an instant when that shitbag killed Dime and the other victims. Just wish Vin would move on and bury the hatchet with Phil..he needs to realize people do/say a lot of shit they normally never would when they're battling shit like opiate addiction..and regardless of his mistakes Phil NEVER would've wanted that to happen to Dime. It's a lot to forgive but with someone who was like family like all 4 of these guys were it's worth it. Knowing the kind of person Dime was, I think now that Phil's past his addiction/back issues, he'd want Vin and Phil to get over the past bullshit and move on. It'd prob help heal some old wounds for both dudes. Unfortunately seems like Vinnie doesn't plan to ever make an effort to speak to Phil. I prob will always wonder why things had to go the way they did every time I listen to these guys for the rest of my life lol..just ain't fair how life can be sometimes haha.
No matter how many times I watch this, It makes me feel fucking incredible. What an amazing performance by the one n only kings of metal, Pantera! I never got the chance to see them live. What a shame. Dime, You'll always be the greatest guitar god that ever lived. There'll be none like you. There can only be one. You're truly one of a kind. The world misses you. May you rest in peace, brother Dime.
watching this gives me chills!! had the pleasure of seeing them 4 times back in the day!! nobody ripped it up like The Kings Of Metal!! RIP Dime and Vinny
So happy to have found this video! I was at this show, right at the barricade in front of Dimebag. The energy at this show was totally insane! So glad I could relive this show through this video.
So glad I got to see them live in '93. Something I'll never forget. This is one of the best recorded Pantera shows I've ever seen or heard. Props to whoever recorded it
I will never forget when my friend gave me cassette tape of CHFM. Changed my life musically! Thanks Phil for being a music snob & thinking you were above one of the most AWESOME bands in the world!!!! 😁
Seen PanterA twice in Toledo, Ohio....the second show was on this tour and I was so fortunate that I got to be there, plus I caught Dimebag's guitar pick.
Never missed a Pantera concert anytime they were in the Twin Cities, including this one! From First Ave., to Roy Wilkins Auditorium and Target Center, the passion of my youth was catching one Pantera show, then anxiously waiting for the next. It doesn't get better than Phil, Dimebag (RIP), Vinnie Paul, Rex and crew.
so glad i had the chance to see them on this tour when i was in highschool...the atmosphere was amazing...will never leave me...still have the guitar pick that dime threw in the croud
Now this was the era. No cell phones out filming the whole concert, people moshing like crazy, not giving a fuck. How I grew up seeing metal concerts. I came to this video after seeing one of the recent Half-Tera cash grab show videos. It's sad to see how times have changed for the worse.
Never will there be a band like this again. One of those bands, if you were a fan, watching this shit now gives you a heartache. Like a true yearning as if you lost somebody close to you and when you remember them, shit just hurts inside. RIP Vinnie and Dime. People like us here will keep your memory alive in this verse here, in this parallel.
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*SETLIST*
0:00 Hellbound
4:55 A New Level
9:05 Slaughtered
14:18 Goddamn Electric
22:04 Becoming/Throes of Rejection
26:35 Revolution Is My Name
34:50 Use My Thrid Arm
40:00 Floods
47:05Suicide Note Pt.II
54:03 Hole In The Sky
1:00:09 I'll Cast a Shadow/25 Years
1:06:48 Walk
1:13:09 Yesterday Don't Mean Shit
1:17:42 Cementery Gates/Fucking Hostile
1:21:57 This Love
1:33:18 Primal Concrete Sledge
Encore:
1:38:12 Cowboy From Hell
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉. Greatness
There will never be another band like pantera. Period.
Justin P There will never be any more BANDS.
Kings of Metal that absolutely were!!!!!!
I'd do anything to experience one of their shows again.
Too bad for me..couldnt saw them alive their live announced in my country and after 2 weeks dimebag executed by that lunatic
Justin P 1 pantera, but listen to a group called Throwdown they sound like pantera, it's better than nothing.
Pantera was like Mike Tyson in heavy metal division. No one punch harder in rock music like these bad boyz!! 👊
Mike Tysons of Metal! Well said my friend!
In “heavy metal”’ like we knew prior and during, you are correct, sir.
Slayer was called thrash.
@@bluesoddity2094 Психоделический вокал Ансельмо на фоне GROOVE - METAL Pantera, это круто.
And Phil has the same birthday as Mike Tyson
Lets give it up for Rex too, he's an underrated bass player. He keeps that shit tight during those bad ass solos.
The rhythm section keeps it all together , Rex is great, a power house assault Band
He's a fucking awesome bass player. People always think of the bass as just low end, which it is, but it's also can make or break a song with a good bassline. Bass isn't supposed to just copy the guitar riff, it has its own thing. Musicians understand what I'm saying.
Great bass player but my respect for him went down when I read his book, what a dick. 👎
@@zombiemosher1139 We used to go see Pantera all the time in the early club days. Diamond Darrell was just a skinny kid in spandex jammin' his ass off. That was when you could rock out in front of the small stage just couple of feet away from the band. It was great times partying with them. Dime and Vinnie were cool cats, singer Terry was also friendly guy. Rex was a bit of a dick. I still have a pink pick with Diamond Darrell on it that Dime handed me. He said " Hang on to this pick, going to be worth something one day."
@NESHMETAL the fact ones ear doesn't put it together the rhythm is "missing" was what baked my noodle as a teen & still delights as a dinosaur
any Pantera concert you find there's always a massive flawless guitar sound no matter what else happens... R.I.P. Dimebag, true king on the axe.
+soyhard deren 10-4. Huge loss.
+soyhard deren Saw Pantera 17 times, 9 of which were at Hara Arena in my hometown of Dayton, OH, where they were officially named the house band. Pantera was essentially the hardcore counterpart of bands like The Grateful Dead, Phish and Dave Matthews Band. The audience interaction was always superb, their setlist had about 5 songs set in stone; the rest of the concert was improvised and no two shows were ever the same. So rare to find bands like that today.
He transcended the guitar and music itself. There are few in that regime... Hendrix, Clapton, Beck, etc.... the ones you think of when you think "The Valhalla of Guitar Gods".
Joshua Maine Yep, and he wasn't even honored at the Grammy awards following his death, despite Pantera's multiple nominations. His onstage murder didn't even make VH1's list of the top 100 most shocking moments in music history either. The music media just loves to hate metal. That's OK, because he has received honors and has reached immortality in every single guitar publication on the newsstands, and there isn't a modern guitarist of ANY current musical genre that doesn't respect him, even if they aren't Pantera fans. I think he'd find that much more fulfilling than the praise of the mainstream music media.
+Chef Danger Hell yea, I miss concerts at the hara. I only saw pantera there 5 times. Greatest memory was there last show in 2001, when dimebag handed me a beer.
I was there, right in the front. Saw them 16 times, 5 different states. My favorite band ever!
What venue was this?
I seen them at Ozzfest in 98 and 2000 in Somerset. But never seen them indoors. Just wondering what venue they played.
@@NickMcRyan i seen them also at Ozzfest Alpine 98-00.
You're lucky
@@NickMcRyan The Target Center in Minneapolis (I attended as well). Openers were Soulfly, Morbid Angel, and Nothingface
God what a time to be alive! Being 41 and growing up in the 80s and 90s metal was amazing and pantera were kings! Saw them so many times, the last time was pantera/slayer/ and morbid angel tour on release of RTS at the shark tank in san jose, I didnt realize at the time that they would soon be no more. I cherished every fucking min of the 90s metal and death metal scene and still do. Thankful metal will never die!
Absolutely Nick! This was an epic time for Pantera and so many other heavy acts. Pantera was Fucking epic! I miss these times so much. Saw them on this tour and it just killed. Soulfly and Morbid Angel opened. I am 51 yrs young and still love this \m/ 😎
I went to the tour just before the final tour, was Pantera/Morbid Angel/Soulfly, was also San Jo, but not the shark tank. First concert ever, Uncle took me! First time i ever smelled Marijuana! God bless Metal!
I was at that San Jose show as well and remember it fondly. I was 16 years old at the time.
@@scottpatrickvest I was at the show as well. It was at the San Jose State Event Center.
I wouldn’t trade growing up with this music, and just how the times were different, no progresssive Marxist socialist movement, people were free. There will ne er be another band like this. There will never be another Dime. Rest In Peace, both Abbott brothers. Vinny and his snare in new level, even though he has a 4 kick, so does every other metal drummer, they were both amazing
i would pay a large sum of money to travel back in time and see them live one more time. :)
Matt Waldrop I'd give both my nuts and some money!
Matt Waldrop meeeeee toooooooo
Hell yeah I would too. I'd travel back in time to see Pantera, Alice in Chains, Judas Priest and Slayer both from the mid to late 80s
@@PuppyMonkeyBabyy Coulda just gone to the Extreme Steel tour, Pantera/Slayer co headline tour with Morbid Angel and Static-X i think? I was there, great show.
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The end of an amazing era. There may have been tensions, but Pantera always gave it 110%.
DraculaXHunter101 There was less tensions in 1999 - 2001 than there was in 1996 - 1998 according to Phil.
3/4 of Pantera always gave 110%, the last time I got to see them Phil gave 0% and ruined the show...I’ll never forgive him for that.
@@Kevown1984 when did you see him?
Alejandro Diaz Ozzfest 2002 I think it was or 2001, Phil ruined the entire experience because Pantera was the whole reason I went and he was the worst I’ve ever seen any performer ever and I’ve been to a ton of shows and seen a ton of bands.
@@Kevown1984 that sucks fucking dick. Im assuming he was drunk out of his mind and didn't want to do shit?
Vinnie sounds like a fucking artillery here!
lol he is a fucking artillery. Fucking incredible drummer.
Mike Portnoy once said..best feet in the business besides the grooves
Hits goddam hard too. With the back of his sticks. Fucking solid drummer
Their concerts felt like you were being bombarded by artillery. You could actually feel the drum beats.
his snare always sounds like a cannon live!
Literally the perfect metal band in every respect. To this day Pantera is still the heaviest music I've ever heard and it's even more ridiculous live.
+Jared Moore A fucking right.
Fuck yeah! People love to say "heavy? Have you heard death metal?" But obviously they don't know that faster is almost never heavier. Pantera did their style the best. No one did or does it better!
+Jared Moore Slayer is pretty even to Pantera as far as heaviness goes.... but no band is darker and more complex than Black Sabbath to this day.
+MLGCaRRy94 Lamb of God is the heaviest imo
heaviest in what sense? just because his growling vocals can't be understood? The guitar work of Slayer and Pantera blow LoG away
Many guitarists DO NOT even come close to DIME's skill or charisma these days. And he's doing this after having alot more to drink than many can handle. Such a LEGEND. Him and Vinnie. RIP
Never again will be a band just like pancheri you got that right baddest band ever
Pssssh! For REAL man! Like its blowing me away watching this shit. Would get up there just drunk as fuck and barely miss a note. He was a fuckin monster, Shit the entire band was monstrous! Amazing.
Fuckin a right
R.I.P. Vinnie Paul & Dimebag!!!
So SAD
Hail....
I just rewatched this concert again. So damn good......so tight. I was lucky enough to have seen them twice live back in the day. When I saw them last, Anthrax was the opener. I was standing just outside of the pit area when I looked over and saw Dimebag with Big Val right behind him. Dime was watching the Anthrax set from the crowd's perspective. I went up to him and said hi, shook his hand......and he said, "Aren't these guys fucking killer?", pointing at Anthrax on stage. Then he gave me some of his guitar picks that had a phone number on it.......which I still have. He then told me he had to go get ready,.....he and Val disappeared to the back. I have never seen someone from the headlining act hang out with the crowd before. But that was Dime......something I'll never forget.
That’s a great story....dime was definitely the man. Saw them 10 times...not knowing just how fortunate I was. Rock on!
Amazing soul. Amazing man. What a saintly guy! Rare as fuck to find that in ANYBODY!
@@jerodohlsen1526 ... plus a charismatic guitarist..
@NESHMETAL HAHAHA yes it did. Amazing. I remember calling it and it went to an answering machine.
Dime was always cool as fk. Approached him and did a shot with him at Starplex in Dallas. Still one of my greatest memories.
I saw them during this tour. Man they are just heavy as FUCK
I'm so jealous...I was 15
Yep saw this tour and just WOW...Kicking major ass. Just KILLS! I am almost 51 years young and still love this \m/
Heavier than Warrant
...those transitions like the one from Hellbound to A New Level. One does not simply connect those two songs like that. Amazing attribute Pantera had. Damn.
Yea, That was fuckin awesome.
Totally... The interlude and buildup into New level from hellbound still gives me chills
@@glfsadh or the flow from becoming to the beat down riff of throes of rejection
The musicianship was like no other. Chop a song in half stick another song on the end. Or in the middle completely breakdown an start playing a totally different song for a minute then launch back into the one they started with!🤯🤌 you don't see that shit! Thanks for pointing this out. I was looking for this show for a few days now just to watch that part again🔥
He is absolutely correct. They are the kings of Metal.
BLACK SABBATH. GET LEARNT.
Slum Stran9er +DOUBLE ZERO y’all should watch their live set at Ozzfest 2000
“The fucking kings of goddamn metal” 🤘🏻 He ain’t bullshitting either. Nothing heavier than Pantera live. Lucky to see them a few times. Backstage passes on Far Beyond Driven. Bad fucking ass . I’ll never forget those times. Before cell phones and political correctness. Feel sorry for kids these days. They watch life on TH-cam. We lived it👊🏻
He's not wrong, but by this point in Pantera history Phil was in full diva mode. He eventually got tired of being king and wanted to start over again.
Im 50 yrs and still love this shit man pantera rules
Hellbound 0:00
A New Level 4:50
Slaughtered 8:56
Goddamn Electric 14:18
Becoming/Throes of Rejection 22:06
Revolution is My Name 26:39
Use My Third Arm 34:52
Floods 40:01
Suicide Note, Pt. II 47:05
I'll Cast A Shadow/25 Years 1:00:10
Walk 1:06:50
Yesterday Don't Mean Shit 1:13:12
Cemetery Gates/Fucking Hostile 1:17:43
This Love 1:21:57
Primal Concrete Sledge 1:33:21
Encore:
Cowboys From Hell 1:38:17
Merci 👍
This should be pinned! Great work!!
The best Pantera set list ever !
God I miss Pantera. Makes me sad when I realize that we won't get to see them play ever again! I'm thankful that I at least got to see them once! Better than nothing, but I want more!!!!! RIP peace Dime!
ozfest 2000, wayne static gone also at ozfest 2000
yeah count yourself lucky :) I never had the chance... :( I miss them too, so very much
I saw White Zombie (Rob Zombie) and Pantera in Virginia Beach back in the day...Moshing my fucking ass off, got pushed on my ass but it was the sickest of of the sickest show, all we ever did was crank Pantera up...it was second nature...
Jim Fender Sweet!!!!!!! Those are some great memories!!!!!!!
War of the Gargantuans tour. I saw them when they stopped in Dallas. Epic shit. :)
Dimebag can never be replaced to music. One of a fucking kind. many bands replace a guitarist, and do it well. NOBODY ELSE ON EARTH CAN PLAY LIKE HIM EVER! It's not even fair to try. R.I.P. to the best ever Pantera creator. The only guitarist that could ever take that name to a stage. So don't try.
totally would've been there if I wasn't five years old at the time....
Same here!
Me too if I wasn't 4 lol
+mike104740 My youngest daughter was 3 when I caught these guys a week before this show. All my kids think they got robbed too.
me too if I wasn't 5 months old
+Badass Guitar Dude and me if I wasn't unborn
Unreal how good they sound this show. These guys are the Kings of metal. Period . End of story. This is life changing music. There will never be another band as powerful as Pantera ever again
These dudes were so devastating live. Got lucky enough to see them in 94 and 96. Won't ever be another like these guys.
Phil is better now in 2023. Clean, no booze or drugs
I bet who ever was on this concert, Rex blew their minds of with his bass sound!!!
He's badass
Definitely underrated for sure.
I was there, I think I even still have the ticket stub.
It's true. When I saw them it was outside and Rex's bass and Vinnie's bass drums were making my chest thump up and down, that's what it felt like anyways. Incredible
I witnessed this tour in Indy. I was in the 7th grade. Been to many shows since and none compare. Dime gave the horns to me and my buddy during floods. The lights were dimmed blue, everyone was in awe, and when he looked our way we went crazy, threw the horns and received them back. Coolest thing ever. Phil came out and sang summoning redemption with morbid angel. Soulfly had like a 30 minute drum solo and members from all bands came out with tribal drums. Bobby filmed for a home video, sadly was never released. Hot Lesbians makin out in front of me. The drunk dude next to us kept screaming dale Jarrett lol, we was like "bro, do you know where yourat. But when fucking hostile came on he knew every word lol. Greatest time of my life.
Lil Greg I got their autographs at the Karma Records in Indy on the RTS tour. Still have it. They had some porn star named Lori Michael with them. Got her autograph too, but lost it years ago.
Most accurate description ever haha the shows were insane and unforgettable
God damn I was born WAYYYY too late, I want a time machine now, sounded like a kickass fun time.
Man this was one killer tour. Pantera, Slayer, Static-X, Morbid Angel, and Skrape
the taco waffle saw that tour, AMAZING!
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Check this out
PANTERA, Soulfly, NothingFace, Morbid Angel 2001
Nothing face & Soulfly were there...
That was the Chicago line up. I was there. Phil and Rex stayed far away from Dime on the stage........The end was near.
@@marklet7431 I noticed that, phil was being kind of a jag to Dime there..wtf??
This brings back so many memories of me and my friends riding around jamming PANTERA back in the 90's. The 90's the best decade I miss it.
Yea, the world is complete garbage now, the good times are over and gone forever..
These people are so goddamn lucky to witness this kick-ass show. One of the best encore, Abbott brothers you guys will always be missed!!
just got chills runnin down my spine just remembering how intense these shows were back then!
I'd give anything and go back to see them as much as possible, same with Metallica. You saw them when they came to town and with no Internet you just waited until the next time or hoped someone told you they were coming back.
@@muriloninja Pantera with Metallica you say? lol
What made Dime sick was an example of at 5:05 where he puts on a phaser effect just at the end of the riff only, just to give it a spice. Most guitarists think of adding effects to an entire riff. But he was a king with effects. Man that guy was such a fucking good guitarist. RIP. Amazing band
And on top of it all performing with a damn near paralyzing pain of disc degeneration with screws and metal rods in his back......Phil, we thank you for your selfless behavior and giving the world a great gift at the same time....you are a true god of metal my friend. Pantera got me through the absolute worst years of my entire life, it almost seemed that they knew what I was going through and gave me a reason to press on. My heart and soul thank all of you guys......and the Universe for letting us borrow the best of the best molecules, atoms, star dust, and trace heavy metals to produce these guys....Perhaps one day the very same particles in that very same order will be unleashed in some other part of the galaxy and make an alien version of Pantera! How awesome that would be!!!!
Phil didn’t have screws and plates in his back at this point. He has undegone operation in 2005. So he was performing with 2 vertabrae damaged to shit.
must have helped to release these ungodly screams @@starscream007
Phil was anything but selfless bro.
I seen them in 98....I was fifteen and my dad took me it was my first concert....it changed my life and I will always remember the time I had with my dad at this show.....miss the abbot Brothers so much and just the message pantera was putting out there
well, what a fucking entre huh
Awesome performance. They were great from the day they got together till the day it ended. The albums might be different but they're all classics. They're one of the few bands who throughout their time kept true and didn't sell out to become popular. That's why they're one of my all time special and favourite bands. I love heavy music and hate bands that produce lightweight music to sell records yet claim to be a heavy metal band.
Agree with you 100%. They just played and wrote music because they loved doing it. Definitely my favourite band of the 90's
p.s. You're right about all the albums being classics. My personal favourite is trendkill
***** Its so dynamic. That album has some of the most intense and also mellow songs of there career. It never gets boring.
***** And Floods has literally my favourite guitar solo of all time.
***** Phil was a fucking mess back in the day, around the time trendkill came out xD. But yeah that would be cool to hear Floods on a live album like official live 101.
Never sold out and Tru to the fans PanterA stronger than ALL
This was my 1st and only time i got to see Pantera. Drove 4 hrs to be at this show. Pantera, Soulfly, Morbid Angel, and Nothingface....met Nothingface's drummer and Mikey Doling when he was in Soulfly. Awesome show, start to finish!!!!
Was this at the skyway? Or was it some other venue?
I saw Pantera 11 times. I saw them on June 29th same yr of this show. They were clicking on all cylinders. Best they ever sounded. Broke up 2 months later.
PanterA is the definition of
Heavy metal !
Groove , please.
They say Grunge killed Metal ?
No...
I say PANTERA killed Grunge !
A like for both that comment, and that profile name!
Grunge killed over the top hair "metal", but Pantera had given up that scene 2-3 years before anyone knew what grunge was..
Grunge killed Hair Metal. As for the other Metal Sub Genres, they were all pretty much unaffected by Grunge
Grunge lasted maybe 5 years..enough said
After Pantera..I jumped on the so called nu metal scene..I have no problem with Korn, Slipknot and Mudvayne
Deaf, bruised, and bloodied. That's how I remember my PanterA shows!
Hellbound: 0:00
A New Level: 4:47
Slaughtered: 8:56
Goddamn Electric: 14:17
Becoming / Throes of Rejection: 22:04
Revolution Is My Name: 26:35
Use My Third Arm: 34:51
Floods: 40:00
Suicide Note Pt. II: 47:05
I'll Cast a Shadow / 25 Years: 1:00:09
Walk: 1:06:46
Yesterday Don't Mean Shit: 1:13:09
Cemetery Gates / Fucking Hostile: 1:17:42
This Love: 1:21:57
Primal Concrete Sledge: 1:33:18
Encore:
Cowboys From Hell: 1:38:12
Saw Pantera in Detroit many times. The Vulgar show at Harpo's was amazing!! Dimey was the best!
Is there a way I could get a DVD copy of this? I was at this show when I was 16.
The transition between Hellbound and A New Level is a thing of beauty.
@@dnx112 Lucky is an understatement...RIP Dimebag Darrell Lance Abbott and Vinnie Paul Abbott
Hole In The Sky 54:00
It's 2019 And I STILL Get AMPED EveryTime I Hear ANY PANTERA Song. GOD DAMN THEY WERE AMAZING !!!!!!!!
It's amazing ha?
Phil is just BEAST! Love this show! Hail Pantera Forever
Greatest metal band of all time. Solid, well oiled machinery...absolute perfection!
RIP DIME AND VINNIE
PANTERA lives on!
Thank you and God bless you a million times for sharing this with us. The world is missing Pantera really effin bad.
For that 10 years, no band meant more to people than Pantera, they sincerely saved us through that decade, musically and spiritually. Thus that singular frenzied crowd reaction. No other crowd sounded like that, there was something else there, something extra.
Well said my friend. They got me through some dark times in my youth.
@@motoguy7281”by demons be driven!” 🤘🏼 I’m a young guy right now and they help a lot, I’m going through some tough shit and they the only band who makes me feel better
So fucking tight, no other description needed. Even Phil said that Pantera was the tightest band he ever played with.
It was an honor watching this band play they just blew everybody away hard to top R.i p DIME & VIN thank you. 👊
Sure, there may be “heavier” bands out there...but none of them scare the shit out of you while throwing in the tastiest grooves you’ll ever hear. From a song about Dracula to a song called Pussy Tight. These guys covered it all
Great job filming this brother ! You help keep Pantera's memory ALIVE FOREVER !!!
RIP DIMEBAG !
For everyone who has seen Pantera live, know how fortunate you are! I would give both my nuts to see just one song live with all four members.
I am fortunate enough to have seen Phil Anselmo and the Illegals doing the Pantera set live though, thats as close as it gets now, and it was amazing, one of the best conserts I've seen! So too see them all in their prime time must be incredable!
Ditto. I caught Scour and they played Slaughtered, 25 Years breakdown and Strength Beyond Strength which I was happy about!
I’ve been to hundreds to shows and PANTERA was by far the LOUDEST band I’ve ever heard. Saw them this same year in 2001 I was 17 it was and still is the most amazing show I’ve ever seen 🔥🔥 Saw them again at Louder than Life 23’ Still 🔥 Long live the almighty PanterA 🔥
God. That transition from Hellbound to New Level. Perfection. 🤘❤️🤘
Same year I saw Pantera in Perth Australia, my first concert (at 19) and still by far the best and most memorable of all.
This vid from 2001 has better sound than vids from 2019
Is true...
That's because the hotness is camera quality and not audio quality. Can't SEE a better mic in a phone or whatever. Can't charge more. Sucks.
The first part of cemetery gates is so fucking beautiful
I was 17 when I saw them on this tour. I’ll never forget how intense it was. I only ever got to see them twice in my lifetime in their original form. Ozzfest 2000 & extreme steel tour 2001. I remember seeing them in San Jose and Phil wanted everyone on the floor level moving during the song becoming and stopped 3 times because not everyone was moving, needless to say the whole floor became a circle pit. 🤘🏼😈🤘🏼it was insane.
I saw them during this tour. I was right up front center. The heat from the Pantera logo with flames was intense. I made a gesture to Phil and he looked at me and did it back. It was so fucking awesome. My life was complete at that point. I will never forget that shit.
i worked the front stage during the reinventing the steel tour in dallas at the smirnov stadium 2001. it was very hot both outside and from the stage. lots of fights, lots of heat exhausted people, and lots of BEWBS!! one of the best times i ever had.
I was at this show. Too bad Phil was loaded on heroin off his mind, but otherwise a great show. Phil wasn't on speaking terms with the rest of the band, you can tell from the communication on stage.
Grimeyhoob i did work that fuckin show . fuck you. only one liying here is you. i worked event staff for reinventing the steel tour show here in dallas tx '01. YOu DONT KNOW JACK SHIT. TROLL SOMEWHERE ELSE!
Grimeyhoob calm down keyboard warrior
Grimeyhoob ur fuckin dumb.everyone knows it.
01. Hellbound: 0:00 - 4:50
02. A New Level: 4:50 - 8:56
03. Slaughtered: 8:56 - 13:08
04. Goddamn Electric: 14:18 - 19:17
05. Becoming / Throes of Rejection: 22:06 - 25:54
06. Revolution Is My Name: 26:39 - 32:39
07. Use My Third Arm: 34:52 - 39:54
08. Floods: 40:01 - 47:05
09. Suicide Note Pt. II: 47:05 - 51:49
10. I'll Cast a Shadow / 25 Years: 1:00:10 - 1:06:18
11. Walk: 1:06:50 - 1:12:02
12. Yesterday Don't Mean Shit: 1:13:12 - 1:17:25
13. Cemetery Gates / Fucking Hostile: 1:17:43 - 1:21:57
14. This Love: 1:21:57 - 1:28:29
15. Primal Concrete Sledge: 1:33:21 - 1:36:52
Encore:
16. Cowboys From Hell: 1:38:17 - 1:43:22
What a set list
Pin this !!!!!!!!!!
Tracklist (for all my mobile friends here)
0:00 Hellbound
4:50 A New Level
8:56 Slaughtered
14:18 Goddamn Electric
22:06 Becoming/Throes of Rejection
26:39 Revolution Is My Name
34:52 Use My Third Arm
40:01 Floods
47:05 Suicide Note Pt.II
1:00:10 I'll Cast A Shadow/25 Years
1:06:50 Walk
1:13:12 Yesterday Don't Mean Shit
1:17:43 Cemetery Gates/Fucking Hostile
1:21:57 This Love
1:33:21 Primal Concrete Sledge
1:38:17 Cowboys From Hell
Once Phil joined it was just a succession of " you think this is heavy, well check this out" album after album.
1 guitarist and it sound heavy as fuck
dime counts for ten though :D
Rex is a monster u know😉
Even now, I can’t believe what’s happened since - but what a great fuckin’ time to be alive and listening to music! Feel so lucky to have seen them 3 times. I remember at the beginning of Morbid Angels set during Extreme Steel tour, there was a commotion near the side of the stage - Phil had came out and was going nuts listening to them - head banging and shit.
once in a lifetime a band like Pantara comes around glad I was able to enjoy them when they were together life of memories thats wat I got from the gods of metal 💪🤘👍
Agradezco haber podido vivir mi adolescencia junto a Pantera. Pude verlos dos veces en vivo aqui en Argentina.
Pantera, the Kings of Metal !!!🤘🤘
Was there, it was wild
So fortunate to see them and a big thank you for posting this
30+ years of worshiping this band I still get the same feeling watching dime play. I started playing at 12 and at 41 he still inspires me to get better! If u don’t play guitar u may not realize how special he was but I know you all do.
Saw them on this tour, brings back a lot of great memories. Thanks for sharing!
You're quite possibly the luckiest man on earth.
Oceans Deceased I caught them on the Far Beyond Driven tour as well so i'm cool too. Was awesome and one hell of a pit
murilo ninj AHH!!!! You guys are killin' me! Haha! That's awesome, though. I should mention that I saw them open for Skid Row in the Giant's Stadium parking lot in 1992. :) It was amazing. Ace Frehley came out at toward the end of Skid Row's set and played 'Cold Gin' and the guys from Pantera joined in! I was in row 30-something (and jumped up on my seat when Ace came out!).
You can find the (low quality) video on here. Just search "Skid Row Pantera Ace Frehley Cold Gin 1992". :)
I just wish I'd seen Pantera when they were headlining, but that's just me. :)
Cheers!
Oceans Deceased Man, that's bad ass seeing PanterA back when they were making a name for themselves. I saw them on this tour also, I remember my ears rang for the next 2 weeks, haha.
Ryan Stiller Awesome, man. Since the show I was at was outside, I think my ears only rang for 1 week. :)
I just wish I'd seen them on that 'Far Beyond..' tour.
I've seen every major metal band and most of the better guitar players to do it, with a few exceptions. I cannot explain how much better dimes sound was than all of them. His tone,how loud, clear, and thick is was. Also how perfectly everything was played. Dude had an uncanny feel for music. He was a demi-god.
I was at this show on the floor moshing and body surfing. Totally an EPIC event. I wish I had the energy and a time machine to do it all over again. RIP Dime and Vinnie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dime... flawless... as always... RIP mate.
I love Pantera.
The intro to A New Level gives me goosebumps and melts my face.
got to see them only twice, but both shows were fucking amazing!!
fightinggamefanatic Better than never man...I got into Pantera pretty young but I never got the chance to catch em live. I was only 11 when they last played in 2001. Dime was by FAR my biggest musical and in general influence growing up, I'd try learning all his songs/solos..Saved up money and bought a dean ML-F around 2004, wanted one the Washburn lightning bolt models so bad lol and one of his warhead amps, bought a digitech whammy pedal since he used one, crybaby from hell wah pedal, and so on lol. I remember watching Pantera home videos with a couple of my friends just laughing our asses off. I wasn't really as big on the Damageplan album (still enjoyed it) but I was hoping to catch them live since Pantera was gone, and I wanted to see Dime live so badly. My first concerts were Primus, then Slayer/Killswitch/Mastodon (I think..was the Jagermeister tour) both in 2004. Was planning to catch Damageplan next time they were in the Boston area, but we sadly lost Dime before that happened. Just a shame how things turned out with Pantera falling apart, and Dimes life being taken when things seemed to be looking up for him (was happy to be back recording music/touring, to be back with Dean guitars, etc.) then it was all over in an instant when that shitbag killed Dime and the other victims. Just wish Vin would move on and bury the hatchet with Phil..he needs to realize people do/say a lot of shit they normally never would when they're battling shit like opiate addiction..and regardless of his mistakes Phil NEVER would've wanted that to happen to Dime. It's a lot to forgive but with someone who was like family like all 4 of these guys were it's worth it. Knowing the kind of person Dime was, I think now that Phil's past his addiction/back issues, he'd want Vin and Phil to get over the past bullshit and move on. It'd prob help heal some old wounds for both dudes. Unfortunately seems like Vinnie doesn't plan to ever make an effort to speak to Phil. I prob will always wonder why things had to go the way they did every time I listen to these guys for the rest of my life lol..just ain't fair how life can be sometimes haha.
No matter how many times I watch this, It makes me feel fucking incredible. What an amazing performance by the one n only kings of metal, Pantera! I never got the chance to see them live. What a shame. Dime, You'll always be the greatest guitar god that ever lived. There'll be none like you. There can only be one. You're truly one of a kind. The world misses you. May you rest in peace, brother Dime.
I love how they rock out.
RIP Vinnie
When encore is more than a whole watch, truly a giant pack of goosebumps!!! Pantera is life 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Simply the best band ever in the whole f universe the bad news is that will never be one like this again....
It will never get old. . Never
God thank you so much for recording this. PanterA IS the greatest metal band EVER with much respect to Megadeth and Slayer!
Perfect band, perfect songs, perfect concert...RE!!--SPECT!!!
Watching and listening to Dime from 1:17:42 - 1:18:11 thinking about him being gone have me chills....
Just one guitar and still heavy as shit! I can't believe his gone : R.I.P Dime
goddamn live pantera is always more extreme i love it
watching this gives me chills!! had the pleasure of seeing them 4 times back in the day!! nobody ripped it up like The Kings Of Metal!! RIP Dime and Vinny
the most well oiled metal machine of all time
every time I hear Dime play it reminds me that I have one life and to find as much joy in it as Dime found in his guitar.
Love how Darrel could go from top to bottom on the guitat neck on the same solo flawlessly. The Hendrix of metal. Period.
He is Dimebag..
Fuk jimmie
So happy to have found this video! I was at this show, right at the barricade in front of Dimebag. The energy at this show was totally insane! So glad I could relive this show through this video.
So glad I got to see them live in '93. Something I'll never forget. This is one of the best recorded Pantera shows I've ever seen or heard. Props to whoever recorded it
I will never forget when my friend gave me cassette tape of CHFM. Changed my life musically! Thanks Phil for being a music snob & thinking you were above one of the most AWESOME bands in the world!!!! 😁
Seen PanterA twice in Toledo, Ohio....the second show was on this tour and I was so fortunate that I got to be there, plus I caught Dimebag's guitar pick.
These people are so goddamn lucky who witnessed this kick ass show. One of the best encore, Abbott brothers you guys always be missed!!
Never missed a Pantera concert anytime they were in the Twin Cities, including this one! From First Ave., to Roy Wilkins Auditorium and Target Center, the passion of my youth was catching one Pantera show, then anxiously waiting for the next. It doesn't get better than Phil, Dimebag (RIP), Vinnie Paul, Rex and crew.
I'd love to see a full concert just watching dimebag, he's just amazing to watch, what talent he had. Unlike an other.
R.I.P Vinnie And Dimebag ! a cool thing when you're a musician, you can be heard until the end of time. This band is so important in metal history !
so glad i had the chance to see them on this tour when i was in highschool...the atmosphere was amazing...will never leave me...still have the guitar pick that dime threw in the croud
This was The Only Pantera Tour I Got to See and They Played Floods and Nothingface Opened Thank U Pantera I Can Die Happy
Now this was the era. No cell phones out filming the whole concert, people moshing like crazy, not giving a fuck. How I grew up seeing metal concerts. I came to this video after seeing one of the recent Half-Tera cash grab show videos. It's sad to see how times have changed for the worse.
I never understood why Pantera never put out an official live performance.Pantera were such an incredible live band.
but they did....
I meant to say something visual,like a dvd/bluray full concert performance.@@hazardeur
Never will there be a band like this again. One of those bands, if you were a fan, watching this shit now gives you a heartache. Like a true yearning as if you lost somebody close to you and when you remember them, shit just hurts inside. RIP Vinnie and Dime. People like us here will keep your memory alive in this verse here, in this parallel.
Fucking 54 now wish I could go back. Good old days . They were worshiped like gods that they were. Lots of years gone by. Fuck !!!
yo... i never heard them go into a new level like that before thats insane