And this isn’t even tuned down to E flat. It’s incredibly heavy and just barely south of standard tuning, but it does to show lower doesn’t always mean heavier.
@@GooseGumlizzard well Petrucci is incredibly skilled technically, but the Abbott brothers invented a whole genre, which inspired many others like metallic hardcore and nu metal (and the genres that evolved from them like deathcore) also Petrucci himself was heavily inspired by groove metal in Awake and Train of Thought
No. Dime was better...a lot better.Petrucci is more tecnical, but Dime has the feel, the power and the passion, the rockstar aura..and was very tecnical too, changed the game in ways that a very few did
Anyone who comes out with something like this cant possibly realize how important Rex Brown was to their sound. Rex is one of the nicest guys you ever have to deal with he was constantly backing up dime every chance he got. It makes me very sad, to no end that Hes not out there right now playing with Phil. Rex was 1/4 of Pantera.
when I was 14 I used to take my baths listening to this isolated track. It sounded heavier than the original for me. Now I'm 16 and love to sing Pantera songs with the fry scream technique I achieved
2 eq’s boosting a Randall Century 200. Mxr 6 band into a furman pq4 into a gate then into the Randall. Basically slammed the amp with a ton of input gain
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They could seriously release the entire discography of Pantera isolated on Dime and it would go gold.
That fucking tone!
Id buy them all today!
Some dudes with 9 strings can't even sounds this heavy
And this isn’t even tuned down to E flat. It’s incredibly heavy and just barely south of standard tuning, but it does to show lower doesn’t always mean heavier.
Dimebag Darrell with nine strings could sound this heavy🙃
Yep more strings don’t make it anywhere close. You have to be able to rock that shit
@@captainflappyarms8277 he never liked them.
Dimes playing is so clean even with the amount of crazy distortion
Everyone: Hey Dime, how heavy are you gonna play?
Dime: Getcha Pull!
Gay
I can't think of a single guitar riff in rock or metal history that has more BALLS than this one! R.I.P. Dimebag! 🤘🏻
Fuck yeah, this is the heaviest fucking riff man.
First 4 bars, Phil came up with.
I love this tone, sounds massive
The power of double tracking
I have listened to this song a stupid amount of times an it NEVER gets old.
Incredible.... sounds so huge and full of energy.
One of my favorite songs to play!
Whoa! The solo was double tracked ... All this time I thought it was a harmonizer. Very cool!
Will it not be the mxr flanger doubler?
2:33 for personal reference
HAPPY 30 YEARS OF ROCKING! ON FEB. 25th "VULGAR DISPLAY OF POWER" turns 30!!! STILL KILLER PLAYING!
Genius. I hope to hear this when I am 80
Holy moly did someone say gain
HELL YEAH BROTHER🤟
KrenZZy did
Again for sure
It is even more beautiful than with other instruments and vocals
3:12 underrated riff
2:33
Dime dropping anvils
sounds amazing
this solo gives me goosebumps
Pure power!!!
Awesome sound!!!
hear some cymbals in the left guitar.. doing it live or didnt have headphones on when the drums were played back.... must have been loud af
The best guitar player we ever saw since the 90's
is Petrucci. Dime was a god too tho
@@GooseGumlizzard well Petrucci is incredibly skilled technically, but the Abbott brothers invented a whole genre, which inspired many others like metallic hardcore and nu metal (and the genres that evolved from them like deathcore)
also Petrucci himself was heavily inspired by groove metal in Awake and Train of Thought
No. Dime was better...a lot better.Petrucci is more tecnical, but Dime has the feel, the power and the passion, the rockstar aura..and was very tecnical too, changed the game in ways that a very few did
Science has now confirmed that black holes are the second heaviest things in the universe next to dimebags riffs.
Thanks for uploading!! From where did you get it man? It would be really nice to know
you could get it from the guitar hero files i think
Anyone who comes out with something like this cant possibly realize how important Rex Brown was to their sound. Rex is one of the nicest guys you ever have to deal with he was constantly backing up dime every chance he got. It makes me very sad, to no end that Hes not out there right now playing with Phil. Rex was 1/4 of Pantera.
Holy gain
0:30 sounds like Dimebag took a classic thrash riff and reversed it
Gain at 11
🤘🏼🤘🏼
when I was 14 I used to take my baths listening to this isolated track. It sounded heavier than the original for me. Now I'm 16 and love to sing Pantera songs with the fry scream technique I achieved
Keep rocking young legend
is there another famous "thrash" band with only one guitarist ?
🤘🏻😎🎸🔥
Bro told me you WILL fight at their concert unless you present like your not to be f'd with
I can hear the drums
I wonder how many distortion pedals were used for this insane tone.
2 eq’s boosting a Randall Century 200. Mxr 6 band into a furman pq4 into a gate then into the Randall. Basically slammed the amp with a ton of input gain
@@ryanday9288hot damn, and here i am playing mouth for war on an acoustic guitar with an earphone mic plugged in LOL
Love his tone but sometimes it sound like pure static
all of the basslines here are missing.
Yea its guitar only
You're a little slow aren't you
3 3 3
3 3 3
3 3 3
#334🤘🏻
Anyone else singing along lol
Idk but to me that tone feels a little bit amateurish
Show us how it's supposed to be done
Fuckin guy was so good!!!