Pantera - Suicide Note Pt. 1 & 2 (with lyrics)
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- The sixth and seventh tracks off of Pantera's 1996 album, "The Great Southern Trendkill." I do not own, nor profit from this music.
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one of the most favorites of mine :)
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More disturbing and frightening than any songs about evil or murder..
PANTERA captured the sounds of mental illness perfectly..
portrays the situation of Phil here
Some might disagree, but this was Pantera's peak in my opinion. It was also the beginning of the end of Pantera as Phil descended into addiction. Thank you for posting this!
You're welcome!
I agree 100% with you
Just my opinion, Cowboys from hell and on was a peak
it most certainly showed what could have been,, had his addiction not gotten soo outta hand and been such a source of conflict within the band and they were able to release another album in the time frame they usually dropped em,, i would bet that that album would have been their heaviest, most brutal.. i know they dropped steel after this, but that was more like a compilation of demos and ideas from the band members individually thas mashed together vs a unit as a whole..
its sad to think that an artists greatest works can only come out from their worst experiences/ lowest points in their life.. and it almost makes me feel like a terrible person for loving this album(and others that are the same for other artist's) as much as i do,, but good art comes from experiences, and songs about the daily norms isnt what makes a great song. but the other side of that coin is i wish we wouldnt praise such works to help avoid that idea that an artist must suffer for their crafts.. but thas gettin iff topic
i love this album, always have,, but i do have a newfound respect for it following a few years where i was in my own dark place like this,, in the pits of a horrible opiate addiction, paired w a crippling depression that led to my own attempts at suicide. and i must say that while part 2 still is brutal,, its too gnarly to let me fet in my own head during it.. but part 1,,, part 1 i really struggled to listen to. not that its bad or that i dont like it, but it just hits home tooo well and brungs me back to that point all too vividly. i dont think ive ever had a song make me feel such a way before and that makes me have such a respect for it, for Phils honesty in his life and depression, and for those who also feel the same way i do. it honestly makes me like this song more than ever,,, but at the same time, i cant listen to it without getting an anxiety attack or start to tear up or sumn.
powerful shit right here, man... powerful shit.
@@dabmanian_devil very well put. I think Phil's brutally honest lyrics strike a chord in the hearts and minds of those of us who have also been in those dark places. The song continues to resonate with us because we all know just how easy it is to be back in those places.......
No album more important than this To my existence. Thank you Pantera. More importantly Phillip H Anselmo. Without these words, doubt alot of people would of got out. Me included. Thanks
This album literally saved my life, 1998 and 99 were some DARK years
Me and you both. My daughters mother and I separated a friend of mine and myself got a half Oz. of bud a case of beer and a fifth or Jack Daniel's. We hit the back roads and after a couple of hours I fried the Amp in my truck. Pantera has saved my ass more than a few times. I matched my look to Phil's I've done it thru the years. There will never be a band like Pantera.
@@dalemcminnis2821 no weed for me back then, just alcoholism, till about the age of 22 my dr said if i don't stop I would develop hepatitis, so i started smoking weed when i had a nervous breakdown in 2003, i was 24, so 98-99 I was 16-17. Since then I went through the whole spectrum of abuse. Still battle daily with Manic-depression at the age of 40, I don't drink nor smoke anymore as my liver is reserved for my oxycodone addiction, which I can manage subsequently with my affordable script and Suboxone medication. When Phil talks about his vackm i have a very simiar problem, a twisted spine, 1 lumber disc blown out and 2 blown out thoracic discs, it's a struggle to bed out of bed most days. I've never let the opiate abuse get the better of me because as soon as the tolerance kicks in i fear the worst. I did smoke so much weed though in my 20's it nearly killed me, too much of anything is fucked up. I stopped listening to this album for a while and just recently got back into it, it's amazing how little of my personality has changed, i mean i was a virgin back then, was no tough guy in school but wasn't some1 to be messed around with either, and now I'm mostly a loner because i can't tolerate peoples' bullshit. The best was when I wrote my car off and my old man snapped the tape auxiliary adaptor, so my new car only had a CD stacker, and my trendkill CD skipped at track 4, so for a whole year and 8 months I was a daily meth user and delivering pizzas and had drag the waters on repeat for over a year!!! it was fucked up and hilarious at the same time! again, goes back to my manic-depression. I've now got better self employment, I buy broken shit online fix it and resell it, and tutor in math, got back into retro-video gaming. But yeah those dark years from 98-99 I never snapped out of until 2017, and recently life has gone down the shitter again dealing with family issues and losing friends to mostly meth abuse, I kicked it way back once i quit that job by the end of 2018. it's fucked up life is a fuckin joke man
2006 was a dark year for me
Wait until you learn about 2001. Oof
It still saves my life everytime I need it to.
I went to see Machine Head days after Dimebag Darrell was murdered, they played several Pantera songs, it was beautiful.
Pantera is beautiful
EVERY life is sacred! God bless us all!
Growing up with this band playing in the CD player 24/7 will never be matched and I'd do it all over again just experience the NEW ALBUM RELEASE euphoria and excitement to hear what the hell is next, and not once was I ever disappointed with one song they cut and released. Start to end every CD was like........the cleanest purest METAL to to heard on this earth. What memories! The times, the life. Thank you PANTERA I couldn't have made it here without you guys taking us there during those adolescent years. Love and Respect. A lifetime fan.
The more I listen to Suicide note 1 and 2, the more I reflect on one of the ugliest stages of depression I’ve been in that started just after Christmas 2004 when I was 16, it started dormant but once I graduated high school it got worse
Glad you got over it
PANTERA I FUCKING LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hate this world and everything in it.
Mood af
You doing any better?
Fantastic
This song saved me so many times yet pantera turned off comments
I almost feel bad for headbanging, unless that's what Pantera wanted.
I Love it❤
Yep wish I would have never woke up from eating the 120 pills I ate, I shouldn't have woke up
Fuckin Agree
Never needed drugs to sing this just reality
your point? Phill didn't either.....your point?
@@jestermindcrime1773 wow when you get in touch with reality let me know
@@B2Sr really poser? Maybe look into the bands you pretend, very poorly ,to live so you can live in the illusion that you matter, hint back injury maybe some fucked disks.... pinhead
@@jestermindcrime1773 i bet your the guy who listens to these songs just because they're "cool"
@@zachariahsilva9289 Wette ich auch...aber sie fühlen es nicht wie wir.
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