The Pantera shows in the early nineties at The Stone in San Francisco will always be some of my top lifetime shows watching Dime rip ten feet from your face and stage diving. It was god damn electric. RIP Abbott brothers🤙🏼
Definitely love the KK album, and I am glad Phil didn't join them. This last year was stellar where concerts are concerned and KK's show was up there. Thanks Doctor awesome as always.
I don't care for the whole "rock star" BS thing from kerry king with his "all-star lineup". This is no different on my thoughts about post-And Justice For All "Metallica". Thrash was never meant to be arena rock. It was best when it was an underground style played at clubs. I stopped going to gigs a long time ago for shared reasons. I'll leave it at that because feathers will get ruffled. Anyway, I'll continue to love Slayer from Show No Mercy to South Of Heaven. I saw them on their Seasons In The Abyss tour, but didn't care too much for that album. AND I didn't care for anything after that. Same thing with Metallica. I liked them up until AJFA. After that, in my opinion, they were garbage.
@@VanWailen This is my opinion and not an "elitist attitude". You need to grow some thicker skin and not get your panties in a bunch when you disagree with someone else's take.
@@paulosicne8498 chill out Paul. No one’s getting upset here. I grew up in the 80’s and remember this attitude was prevalent. You remind me of these folks.
I saw Pantera and Slayer at Aftershock this year in Sacramento. They were both extremly awesome. I have seen older vids of the real Pantera on youtube and the show this year sounded a lot better. This would be because of Phil's voice. His voice was much better at Aftershock. Slayer sounded amazing, Tom's voice really has held up well.
panteras last record name drops slayer as a band they listened to as kids in ‘goddam electric’. phil and kk in a band together just wouldnt be right. the “suits” might have wanted it, and kk too probably, but us fans didnt want it. and i dont reckon phil would want to sing kk’s songs. he just wouldnt. kk and scott ian, yeah maybe…. lol.
Phil sounds as good if not better then he did in the mid 90's. At least when I went. Everyone is playing great. No one can replace Dime but that wasn't the intention.
Mark Osegueda is perfection. I wish he had been vocals on Slayers albums. Phil is good in Pantera, but even in the early 90’s his voice was not always up to snuff. Too much junk ruins your talent.
Good call on going with Mark. I saw Kerry and his band opening for Mastodon and Lamb of God, they exceed my expectations and bought the CD right away. He's got a good band together and I don't think Phil would have fit in as well as Mark or the rest for that matter.
Why does Kirk Hammett have a bad reputation for using the pentatonic scale too much and I never hear people say that about Zakk, who relies on it even more completely?
You might as well call Repentless the first Kerry King solo album featuring Tom Araya on vocals, because it wasn't a band effort. There are artist then there are musicians. Kerry is a musician who you'll never get anything different from. Jeff was the artist willing to try new things. A new band is the perfect time to try something new and he painted himself into a corner already. I have no interest in any new Kerry King or K.K. Downing music.
You’re giving Jeff way too much credit. There’s absolutely nothing different about Jeff’s artistry that you could point to. King on the other hand pushed for the nu-metal sound on Diablo’s in musicas turd burger offering.
@@VanWailen wow, you got that completely backwards. Jeff wrote most of D.I.M., Kerry had very little to do with that album and hates it. King hates Nu Metal, he openly criticised Machinehead for experimenting with Nu Metal, which started a beef between Kerry and Rob Flynn. And Kerry said he wasn't feeling inspired to write much music during that era because there was little metal he was into. He said after that album he took over quality control to make sure they never did that again. Kerry is the reason why all of Slayer's 2000s albums sound the same. Kerry even said stupid stuff like bands should stay within their genre. D.I.M. Is better then Repentless
I don't agree with that. Repentless sounds like a bunch of rejected songs from From Hell I Arise. I've been undecided on FHIR for awhile, but I think I'll pass. Repentless was a 5/10 album, and his solo album seems like a 6/10.
2 things come to mind in regards to Kerry King and his ego . First off the DVD version of the big 4 and in Bulgaria this guy peels off his shirt to show Kerry a back piece tattoo of him and when taking a picture Kerry says stay still so you can be in the picture and be famous like me . Douche move . Part 2 the documentary Get Trashed they ask everyone who's in it to state your name and your band ,so they get to Kerry and he says why do I have 5:57 to say my name everyone already knows who I am. Douchey again. If Kerry fell off his ego he might burn up during re- entry.
Just because a person can overduba solo in there bedroom and edit it real good doesnt mean they are a good player . Almost human wrf. We thought you had been in real bands , u should know this stuff.
Kerry king is a fast player but that napoleon inferior complex ,/attitude, could use a oil change. Thanx ralph great clip. Whats after cable junction?? Ireland.
How can a guitar player who doesn't even sing can pretend to do a "solo" album? As much as I like KK and Slayer, this is ridiculous. He just could have started a new band for god's sake. Was it the suits idea?
So.... HAPPY Kerry didn't get Phil for vox. I think he made the right decision. I personaly don't think it would have been a good fit. Seen Phil with Superjoint Ritual and he sucked.
@ there’s nothing wrong with making money. It just shouldn’t be called Pantera. It’s like calling what Hagar and Anthony are doing Van Halen. Without the brothers there’s no Van Halen. And this rule applies to Pantera. Without the brothers there’s no Pantera.
@VanWailen I disagree ..those songs and that band are just as much phil and Rex's ..especially Philip , just as much as Darrell and Vince ..and to be honest about it ..those songs are more Phil's than Vince by a landslide It's their band ..people think the brothers were saints and every reason they were successful is just because of those 2 It's because of all 4 of them together and more than that it's because of phil and dime Like ozzy and randy Like page and plant It's not just the abbots for christ sake
@@MaxWhiteArabiLouisiana no one would disagree with you that Phil and Rex were equal parts Pantera. But before Phil and Rex there were the Abbots. Without the brothers there no would be no Pantera to begin with. What you see now is just a cover band with the last two newest members (Phil and Rex) playing with their buds Zack and Charlie. They don’t have any new music to call themselves a continuation of Pantera. And even if that occurred it would be met with pushback by the fans and would not be accepted as Pantera.
@VanWailen very true ..before phil and Rex there were the abbots ..and that time before they spent the 90s trying to erase Which I always wish they would embrace that time ..I think those Terry glaze albums are great ..and power metal I actually have ranked very high
The Pantera shows in the early nineties at The Stone in San Francisco will always be some of my top lifetime shows watching Dime rip ten feet from your face and stage diving. It was god damn electric.
RIP Abbott brothers🤙🏼
Wish Hanneman was still here.🕯️🤘
Definitely love the KK album, and I am glad Phil didn't join them. This last year was stellar where concerts are concerned and KK's show was up there. Thanks Doctor awesome as always.
Basically, Kerry didnt want someone with a bigger profile then he has in his band. His ego is the issue not Phil.
And rightfully so.
@@GregbaltzerLol it's the right move if you want to sell less tickets and albums.
@@mr.brenman2132 it's the right move if you want it to be your band and not be overshadowed by the bigger personality in it
@@Gregbaltzer Then say that. Saying the guy has slowed down when he's singing better then he has in years is dishonest.
Baloney
Lol Phil couldn't be in his band because he's busy playing arena's and opening for Mettalica in stadiums. He sounds better then he has in years imo.
The chemistry between the brothers would nearly be impossible to recreate.
Dime on Primal Concrete Sledge. One of the greatest.
" That Girl " is KAYLA KENT and she rocks- she totally EFFSs
I don't care for the whole "rock star" BS thing from kerry king with his "all-star lineup". This is no different on my thoughts about post-And Justice For All "Metallica". Thrash was never meant to be arena rock. It was best when it was an underground style played at clubs. I stopped going to gigs a long time ago for shared reasons. I'll leave it at that because feathers will get ruffled. Anyway, I'll continue to love Slayer from Show No Mercy to South Of Heaven. I saw them on their Seasons In The Abyss tour, but didn't care too much for that album. AND I didn't care for anything after that. Same thing with Metallica. I liked them up until AJFA. After that, in my opinion, they were garbage.
😆 I love this 80’s elitist attitude. The “nothing is better than the first album” Metal head zero sum game.
@@VanWailen This is my opinion and not an "elitist attitude". You need to grow some thicker skin and not get your panties in a bunch when you disagree with someone else's take.
@@paulosicne8498 chill out Paul. No one’s getting upset here. I grew up in the 80’s and remember this attitude was prevalent. You remind me of these folks.
I saw Pantera and Slayer at Aftershock this year in Sacramento. They were both extremly awesome. I have seen older vids of the real Pantera on youtube and the show this year sounded a lot better. This would be because of Phil's voice. His voice was much better at Aftershock. Slayer sounded amazing, Tom's voice really has held up well.
They're better apart with their own bands imo.
Got damn Electric!!!
panteras last record name drops slayer as a band they listened to as kids in ‘goddam electric’.
phil and kk in a band together just wouldnt be right. the “suits” might have wanted it, and kk too probably, but us fans didnt want it. and i dont reckon phil would want to sing kk’s songs. he just wouldnt. kk and scott ian, yeah maybe…. lol.
Seeing pantera today is like seeing a pantera cover band.
No, it isn’t
Phil sounds as good if not better then he did in the mid 90's. At least when I went. Everyone is playing great. No one can replace Dime but that wasn't the intention.
Mark Osegueda is perfection. I wish he had been vocals on Slayers albums.
Phil is good in Pantera, but even in the early 90’s his voice was not always up to snuff. Too much junk ruins your talent.
Good call on going with Mark. I saw Kerry and his band opening for Mastodon and Lamb of God, they exceed my expectations and bought the CD right away. He's got a good band together and I don't think Phil would have fit in as well as Mark or the rest for that matter.
Why does Kirk Hammett have a bad reputation for using the pentatonic scale too much and I never hear people say that about Zakk, who relies on it even more completely?
Cause Zakk does it with skill and Hammett does it like a 13 year old on a practice amp in guitar center.
You might as well call Repentless the first Kerry King solo album featuring Tom Araya on vocals, because it wasn't a band effort. There are artist then there are musicians. Kerry is a musician who you'll never get anything different from. Jeff was the artist willing to try new things. A new band is the perfect time to try something new and he painted himself into a corner already. I have no interest in any new Kerry King or K.K. Downing music.
You’re giving Jeff way too much credit. There’s absolutely nothing different about Jeff’s artistry that you could point to. King on the other hand pushed for the nu-metal sound on Diablo’s in musicas turd burger offering.
@@VanWailen wow, you got that completely backwards. Jeff wrote most of D.I.M., Kerry had very little to do with that album and hates it. King hates Nu Metal, he openly criticised Machinehead for experimenting with Nu Metal, which started a beef between Kerry and Rob Flynn. And Kerry said he wasn't feeling inspired to write much music during that era because there was little metal he was into. He said after that album he took over quality control to make sure they never did that again. Kerry is the reason why all of Slayer's 2000s albums sound the same. Kerry even said stupid stuff like bands should stay within their genre. D.I.M. Is better then Repentless
KK is an overrated manlet. Soooo spooky with the goatee and teenage devil images. Easily the biggest poser in thrash.
Cant compare anyone to dime for that heavy metal groove,and just like eddie n alex van halen,dime vinnie brothers knew how to stay in the groove
Yeah honestly From Hell I Rise just sounds like a bunch of rejected Repentless songs, which is probably exactly what they are lol.
I don't agree with that. Repentless sounds like a bunch of rejected songs from From Hell I Arise. I've been undecided on FHIR for awhile, but I think I'll pass. Repentless was a 5/10 album, and his solo album seems like a 6/10.
2 things come to mind in regards to Kerry King and his ego . First off the DVD version of the big 4 and in Bulgaria this guy peels off his shirt to show Kerry a back piece tattoo of him and when taking a picture Kerry says stay still so you can be in the picture and be famous like me . Douche move . Part 2 the documentary Get Trashed they ask everyone who's in it to state your name and your band ,so they get to Kerry and he says why do I have 5:57 to say my name everyone already knows who I am. Douchey again. If Kerry fell off his ego he might burn up during re- entry.
Just because a person can overduba solo in there bedroom and edit it real good doesnt mean they are a good player . Almost human wrf. We thought you had been in real bands , u should know this stuff.
I just show up and scream. Don't pay attention to anything else. Don't care,
Kk is slayer
Kerry king is a fast player but that napoleon inferior complex ,/attitude, could use a oil change. Thanx ralph great clip. Whats after cable junction?? Ireland.
Thanks for watching!
Definitely. He's a bit smug considering his skill set, haha.
How can a guitar player who doesn't even sing can pretend to do a "solo" album? As much as I like KK and Slayer, this is ridiculous. He just could have started a new band for god's sake. Was it the suits idea?
random question, does Reagan cause you to pizz yourself?
i mean any one who has seen the Peace Sells vid knows that's Raygun Ronnie you blurred out.
The suits? C’mon bro. Self important ass…
Phil can't even talk in complete sentences or gone 20 mins without getting angry. Thank God Kerry didn't put him in.
lol what? That’s the dumbest comment I’ve seen so far
When does phil get angry , any examples of that ?
Kerry King talking shit, what else is new.
So.... HAPPY Kerry didn't get Phil for vox. I think he made the right decision. I personaly don't think it would have been a good fit. Seen Phil with Superjoint Ritual and he sucked.
This Pantera revision is nothing more than a cash grab for 4 guys on stage.
Whats wrong with making money if people want to see it ?
@ there’s nothing wrong with making money. It just shouldn’t be called Pantera. It’s like calling what Hagar and Anthony are doing Van Halen. Without the brothers there’s no Van Halen. And this rule applies to Pantera. Without the brothers there’s no Pantera.
@VanWailen I disagree ..those songs and that band are just as much phil and Rex's ..especially Philip , just as much as Darrell and Vince ..and to be honest about it ..those songs are more Phil's than Vince by a landslide
It's their band ..people think the brothers were saints and every reason they were successful is just because of those 2
It's because of all 4 of them together and more than that it's because of phil and dime
Like ozzy and randy
Like page and plant
It's not just the abbots for christ sake
@@MaxWhiteArabiLouisiana no one would disagree with you that Phil and Rex were equal parts Pantera. But before Phil and Rex there were the Abbots. Without the brothers there no would be no Pantera to begin with. What you see now is just a cover band with the last two newest members (Phil and Rex) playing with their buds Zack and Charlie. They don’t have any new music to call themselves a continuation of Pantera. And even if that occurred it would be met with pushback by the fans and would not be accepted as Pantera.
@VanWailen very true ..before phil and Rex there were the abbots ..and that time before they spent the 90s trying to erase
Which I always wish they would embrace that time ..I think those Terry glaze albums are great ..and power metal I actually have ranked very high
Mark Osegueda is a perfect fit.
The band would have sounded like Exhorder with Phil in the band.
Exorder wishes
Kk is slayer