Theatre Kid Reacts to Pantera: Walk
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2023
- Gotta love a bunch of boys in a pit!
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I seen them live 7 times. Every show was epic!! God I miss the 90s 🤟
Saw them at Starwood as well in 94. Epic.
Saw them 3xs. So proud!
7x here as well! Ozzfest was majority, Toledo Sports arena headline was best!
4x here. 1st time was Prong, Sepultura, Pantera... OMG what a brutal show. Been hooked ever since. nothing will ever compare to those 90's metal shows
Saw the open for Black Sabbath in San Antonio
Wow. Amazing reaction. His tattoo says “UNSCARRED” by the way. Great take on him speaking to the crowd. I’ve seen them live more than any other band. Still, to this day. One of my favorite bands, definitely my favorite Texas band. The mosh pits were famously brutal, but fun. There is a sense of camaraderie. Pantera’s lyrics are amazing. They usually inspire a sense of determination, perseverance, drive, the strength to overcome any obstacle. Standing up for yourself, never backing down. …and with that music behind those lyrics. It would make me feel unstoppable as a kid. At the live shows! People would lose their mind. Good stuff. I’d recommend the video “Mouth for War” from this same album by Pantera. Check out the lyrics. Love it.
Also, to piggyback off of your hair metal comment, they started out as a hair metal band. Then were like, we are just going to wear converse, and t-shirts and sing about real shit going on. It really made us kids feel like we could (fashionably) be ourselves and be fine. You didn’t have to get dressed up to go out.
Yeah, you spoiled that, now how we'll led her to Mouth for war track? Come on man, just put some brain here somewhere x )) Btw I became a fan after 3-4th time after I watched that song I mentioned, so be careful! (you see, I'm still tryin, come on man, you oh nwrmnd... X )) )
Yes. 1992 or 93.. I can't remember, shocking...
St. Louis, MO. American Theatre Fantastic show. Phil was on fire for that show.
Their progression in sound was pretty natural if you ask me, it wasnt some overnight phenomenon like a lot of people think, but when Phil came into the picture that progression was accelerated. And also songs like Over and Out and Deathtrap really showcase how versatile Phil was in the early days.
Listen to more of their music. Cemetery Gates, you will get to see Phil shine on vocals. And you'll gain a new Re...Spect for the entire band.
Soooo true
Yeah gotta listen to Phil’s vocals on cemetery gates
Came here to say this ... ;-)
RE!!! SPECT!!!! WALK!!!
WHAT DID YOU SAY?!
ARE YOU TALKING TO ME?
NO WAY PUNK!
Walk on home boy
🚶
Even if you don't like metal, it's almost impossible not to headbang to this song - one of the most iconic metal riffs ever! 🤘
This is one of those things that you absolutely cannot explain to someone. This is a time when mosh pits were a force of nature.
The feeling of these pits is almost pure adrenaline and dopamine. The rush was unreal. These big arena, high intensity performances are gone. I get cold chills thinking about this era of all types of music.
The 80’s and 90’s music scene was amazing and im glad i was there for it.
...and not very homoerotic at least IMHO😆
My favorite Pantera song and the song that introduced me to Pantera. R.I.P the Abbott brothers. I have a tattoo on my right shoulder that best describes the Abbott brothers “They came to rock and rocked like no other.”
I saw them a few years after this in 97. They were the first band I ever saw where people just completely lost their minds and went apesh*t. I was in awe with how much control they had over the crowd. I haven't been the same since. 😁
Edit: Forgot you had mentioned suggestions and just remembered: The MUST see that everyone will tell you is Pantera - Domination (Official Live Video). It's from a historic show called the Monsters of Rock that was held in Moscow in 1991 shortly after the Soviet Union fell. They played in front of something like half a million people. It was the West being invited for one of the biggest parties ever thrown. Pantera, Metallica and AC/DC were there. Pantera was on first and by the time Metallica arrived it was up to around 1.5 million people gathered. But Pantera being first on proved a language barrier doesn't mean anything when your music connects with a crowd.
You gotta react to their live performance of domination in Moscow 1991 that’s one of the best guitar solos in history and Darrell kills it live
☝️ That! ☝️ Domination live in Moscow is EPIC! 🤘
Pure Pantera ass kicking energy! Do it! 🤘
...and THE breakdown!
Amazing band~~~amazing talent~ RIP Vinny and Dimebag!!
I saw them twice in 96’ for the Trendkill tour when I was 16. I honestly thought I was going to die lol
Stadium seats were ripped out & there were multiple fires going by the end of the show 🤘🏼
Phil Anselmo's stomach tattoo says Unscarred. I've been listening to them since I've been 14 and I'm now 43.
You are so animated, love it. Cool song too \m/
Bands like Pantera had songs that struck a cord with their audience making things seem like a shared experience.
The Bands from the 90's are made up of Gen X kids. As one person I watch put it Gen X grew up feral, from the violence on TV, in movies, actually being outside with no actual supervision.
Probably the reason no one talks crap about Gen X, they were/are crazy.
Bands from this era always seem to have an edge to them. You can almost feel the hunger they have for fame or money or just being heard by someone.
I respectfully disagree.
i spent months in front of my NES, coming from a gen x kid.
Cemetery Gates is a great example of Phil's range.
It’s a beautiful thing that the youth are getting into Pantera. The Abbott Bros. Worked real hard and were down home good people from Texas who spread great music. Tell all your friends. They also spent a lot of time practicing and took this all real serious. So the lesson to take away is work hard and try to come up with something original.
More Pantera please! I suggest Domination live from Moscow and Cemetery Gates to hear Phil really sing. Dimebag on guitar always smokes, R.I.P. THANKS!🤘😁
Loved this reaction
Always love seeing one of my local bands on reactions
Saw these guys on this tour back in '93 with Skid Row and it was epic.
There is absolutely NOTHING I enjoy more than watching Pantera hit virgin ears ! Them mothertruckers always delivered. Loved your reaction,good shit🤘🤘
Great reaction thanks greetings from Costa Rica 🎉❤🎉❤🎉❤
Phil Anselmo wrote this when Pantera were first getting a lot of attention. He came back from touring and his friends had taken it upon themselves to think that Phil changed as a person into this big rockstar. 'Walk' was me telling them to shove that attitude up their ass."
Loved this song when it originally came out and then when the wrestler RVD (Rob Van Dam) started using it as his entrance music in ECW
Charis. This is more your Aunt's speed!! One of my angry favorites!!
SAY HI TO MY AUNT! ❤️
Love your videos
i've been rocking to this absolute banger since it was first released AND it never gets old 😎🤘☘
Respect & Peace ☘
This was filmed at the Aragon Ball ( BRAWL ) Room in Chicago....and I had the pleasure of seeing them TWICE here...and was in the pit for most of the show., which I kinda regret, because I wish I watched more of Dime's guitar playing...but, I know 1st hand.the HEAT of this room!!!
"Unscarred" That's what is tattoed on his stomach.
In my best British accent...
Theeee uhhh tahhh girl. You were amazing🤣! So I subscribed.
Have seen them last tuesday in Amsterdam and it was amazing but I miss Darrell and Vinnie alot.
You can do the evolution thing with Pantera alone. Start with their 80s stuff, then 90s and then 00s. Say... "Power Metal" album to "Cowboys from Hell" to "Reinventing the steel". So different, you won't believe it. And you can also go to Phil Anselmo more modern metal projects, like Scour. It's black metal\Death metal thingy. Or you can go to whatever it is, like his gothic americana project "En Minor", it's very good and he sings there, if you are interested in how he sings now, in 2020s
Just saw
Pantera last night in NJ. The algorithm must be aware. Still sounding good after decades of not seeing them since far beyond driven era. Of course the abbott Brothers (guitarist and drummer in this video) rest their souls are not with us but still good live with capable musician friends. It's weird only seeing "half a band" in this sense ... but such is life.
One of my favorite solos
Badass Pantera as ever Rock on🤘💯🇵🇭💪🔥🔥🔥
If you don't already know, PANTERAwas founded in Texas, by the drummer Vinnie Paul, and guitarist "DIMEBAG" DARRELL, Phil is not the original singer, and unfortunately the 2 founding members have passed away, and are biological brothers
Their dad was cool as hell too.
@RealKlausSchwab IDK who their dad was, who was he?
Jerry Abbott, he was a record producer and very supportive of his son's lifestyle/success.
BRUTALLL SONG AMAZINGGG
Alot of great music 🎶🎵/ songs on this ALBUM, all PANTERA albums
Best hype song ever!
Listen to “ Fuckin Hostile “ Live and look at the pit , it was insane, I still have the scars 30 years later. Miss you Dimebag and Vinnie Paul!
I just saw the updated tribute version with Zakk and Charlie. And it was great. But, in their prime, when they were on their game, not too far gone. There was no live band like them. They never came close capturing on a record just what it was a like live. Young metal fans will never experience a show like that. We way too civilized today.
Having seen Pantera in the 90s this is 100 percent true. Often times the live versions were the definitive versions of their songs. "This Love" immediately comes to mind.
Cemetery Gates is an earlier song, as they were coming out of the hair metal scene. You can hear the transition in that song. Phil is hitting the high notes!!
It was a chance to put down some PURE CLEAN VIOLENT ENERGY in a controlled environment..... it was a blast and everyone RESPECTED EACH OTHER during the PITS
And, it’s “UNSCARRED”. That’s a story you’ll have to jump into. Pantera was a lifestyle and a life saver. Nice react.
In the pit the person who knocked you down is probably the same person that's going to pick you back up
PANTERA breaks the forth wall like THE TEXAS STATE ASSAULT TEAM!!
Next "MOUTH FOR WAR"!!
My high school graduation song 92' forever!!!!!!
I saw these guys in Detroit when they were nobody's. They opened for Suicidal Tendencies and Exodus. I fell in love with Pantera. I was 15 at the time. Phil and Rex are the only one still alive. I think Zak Wylde and the drummer from Antrax are filling in for them
I remember when this video 1st came out... Seen Pantera with Megadeth in 92... We've opened up for Phil a couple times recently..
domination,cemetary gates,5 mins alone,this love
The most iconic Panterra song 😁 Re... spect... Walk! R.I.P. Dime & Vinnie 😔
Your facial reaction turned from a smile to a metal grimace, that’s when I knew you got it.
I was at this show, and it was pretty crazy. They played the song live once or twice, then played the album version a few times, while they mimed along. I thought I would be real clever & wear a bright blue jacket so I could find myself in the video later. Unfortunately, the security guys were wearing the same shade of blue, so I still haven't found myself, and as you noticed, it was insanely hot down by the stage. The jacket was a bad idea, all around! My favorite memory from the show was this shorter blonde girl was trying to mix it up in the pit, but this giant musclehead dude kept blocking people from getting near her. After a few songs of this, and her telling him to stop several times, she finally kicked him downstairs, and he got the message.
For me, it doesn't get much better than Pantera's Album - Vulgar Display of Power. If the song 'Walk' doesn't get you fired up, nothing will.
Bro, for real, this was the tune playing in the humvee into Basra. If you're not ready to die after hearing this, there's something wrong with you.
@@Vulhala Hell Yeah!
Great job with your reaction and thoughts on the song WALK from Pantera RIP for the Abbot Brother Vinny Paul 🥁 and Guitarist 🎸Dimebag Darell.
Cemetery Gates is worth a listen to for sure
Pantera is one of the coolest bands ever! You should dl their albums!
Dime was like no other guitarist that ever lived. When he put this on you, you were fighting for your fucking life in the pit. He was absolutely unreal live.
You should check out Pantera Domination live in Moscow. There were 1.6 million people at the concert
Pantera started out as hair metal actually and I learned that from them telling me that before a gig and they said basically in their minds they started at cowboys from hell.
First time I tried crowd surfing I was in my mid 40's
This is a mellow song for them btw
I have a rubber duck from the same line as the in ur back ground, its mad quax
Gr8 reaction, u gotta do "This Love"
Back in the late 1980s we would see Pantera in small clubs in Houston, TX. This is before they had records out on a major label. The crowds would be 200-300 and it would be complete insane just like this, but in a place real small. Darrell is a complete guitar legend on the level of Jimi Hendrix, Eddie Van Halen, Chet Atkins, Les Paul.
I saw them live for this album.....jesus im getting old.
Domination 1991 version live in Moscow. So f'n awesome.
RIP Abbot Brother... "Dimebag" Darryl (Guitar), and Vinnie Paul (Drums).
The meaning behind 5mins alone by Pantera
You have to react for Domination in Moscow. When they where not already on the top, but was for me the best concert from em
DOMINATION IN MOSCOW. GO!
You should check some more pantera out, the most badass band ever. Saw them In Minnesota in 2001. Best show ever
RIP Dime and Vinnie! LEGENDS 🙏🏻
Cemetery Gates for a good example of Phil's voice.
Phil is the man 🤘🏻
It seems like a lifetime ago that I was in the pit moshing to this crazy shit! PANTERA! There was NO substitute!
Soooooooo catchy
New to the channel but if you haven’t already “mouth for war” is a must from pantera
New metal... 80's until the 00's...
Reinvented metal
The tattoo you are trying to read says "Unscarred".
There's a line in their song "A New Level" (from this same masterpiece of an album Vulgar Display of Power) that says "unscarred by trials".
Apparently he was molested as a child. I think the tattoo has something to do with that.
@@slug3856
Did not know that. Makes his lyrics have a lot more depth now.
RIP brothers!
Getcha pull \m/
On time for Dimebag
Shattered and Fucking Hostile are two of my favourite Pantera tracks.
A local radio station on 9/12/01 played this song for 24 hours straight it was awesome...
One of them says Phil Core the one on his head says Strength
RIP brothers Dimebag and Vinnie Paul. 🤘🏼
Cemetery Gates next, for true grasp of his vocal abilities
Cemetary Gates. Pantera have a Bunch of Catchy Metal Tunes. But This one would be a good 2nd One to react too
RIP Dime and Vinny the Abbot brothers
You should add Cemetery Gates to the "bands that made us" month. Its off the Cowboys From Hell(which is also a great song) album released in 1990, a fantastic year for metal albums btw (Rust in Peace and Seasons in the Abyss released that year to name a few).
I'm going to see Pantera next month the tribute to Vinnie and Dime the opening band is Lamb of God
Phil's got 'Unscarred' tattooed on his stomach 😎😆
Phil is a fucking legend!!!!
Dimebag was one of the great guitarists of the 90’s
RIP Dimebag!!!
The tattoo on his stomach says, "Unscared".
Just saw them in DETROIT!!!!