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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- See how Nick (🇩🇪) and Lex (🇺🇸/🇲🇽) listen to this Pantera song for the first time. Nick is somewhat familiar with the band and knew some of their albums, but never got into this one. First time for us both!
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"Fucking Hostile" from them is another excellent banger. Yes that's the name of the tune.
Dimebag was the guitarist and he was one of the best to do it. 5 Minutes Alone and Domination are both great songs by them. They helped originate the genre of groove metal. Thrash dominated metal in the 80s and Pantera was one of the catalysts that changed metal in the 90s and 2000s.
Fun fact: In about 1989, a year before Pantera put out their first official album (1st on a major label) Dimebag Darrell was asked by Dave Mustaine to join Megadeth as new guitarist. I understand his response was "Well cool, man! As long as my brother can be the drummer". Unfortunately, or maybe not, Dave had already hired new drummer Nick Menza at this point, so Dime stayed with brother Vinny Paul in Pantera.
If you do a couple of other noteable songs for Dimebag's solos, Floods by Pantera, and Inside Out by Anthrax. That solo is insane.
Cheers
Revolution Is My Name is one of my fav,the perfect balance of brutality,groove and catchy powerfull riffs...
This is sort of Pantera's version of a "radio friendly" song, their most popular song and MTV hit. Geat song still, but not near my top songs by them. "Hollow' is anothr great one from this album, in the same vein as "Cemetary Gates". "Revolution is My Name", "Floods".
Yeah, Hollow is the heaviest song they ever did. So sad, dark and soulful.
You are so angry in your picture ☹️
Also check out Broken and 5 minutes alone. You are right it's called Groove Metal their sound is raw and unapologetic. Hello Nick and Lex glad to see you again 😊!!
Pantera - This Love is a must, its just amazing. Mellow and brutal at the same time. Hollow is another favorite.
I started listening to Pantera with this album in 93 just as I was really getting into metal at 13 years old. It was a life changing era for me.
Alright, Dime Bag Darryl and those heavy riffs. I saw them open for Black Sabbath in 1998 in Boston Garden and they were great. Both bands were awesome that night as Sabbath was doing a reunion tour with Ozzy and Bill Ward both back in the band. Killer show. Nice reaction. Hope to hear more UFO and their brand of great hard rock. Rock On! 😎
Was that tour in 98? I saw that show in Dallas, but I thought it was 99 or 2000. I was on a lot of drugs though so everything between 97-04 was pretty blurry for me.
@@adamgilmore7081 Yep, sure it was 98, I have the ticket stub on my box of hundreds of them. That was a killer show. Check out The Trooper, a Liliac cover of that great Iron Maiden song, you will be amazed...
I had the privilege of playing in a band that opened for Pantera back in '85 and '86 when they were still considered to be a "glam" metal band. They were actually quite heavy even then, and they used to do the best cover of Metallica's "Seek and Destroy" during their live sets. Both Darrell and Vinnie were the nicest guys in the band, and they treated us great. When we first opened for them, I had never seen them before. After our opening set, I watched them play, and I was blown away by their sound and Darrell's over-the-top guitar playing. I had no doubt that these guys were going to eventually become very successful.
Nick and Lex, if you've read this comment this far, I'd like to request the instrumental funk track, Power, by Marcus Miller. I think you'll appreciate his musicality on the bass.
Hey Eric, great story! I had always heard that the brothers were super nice guys (never got to see Pantera sadly).
Out of curiosity, what was your band and any recordings?
@@mvunit3 The name of the band was Prisoner. I was the third and last drummer they had during the 80's. We had roughly an album's worth of studio recordings, but nothing ever came of them. We had released some vinyl 45's of some of the tracks. I left the band shortly after we opened for Pantera for the last time at a place called the Stardust Theater in Sherman, TX near the end of January, 1986.
By the time I caught up with the guitar player a year and a half later, the band was history. I ran into him again in Deep Ellum in Dallas at a club roughly 14 years later. He had a new band and had rewritten some of the old Prisoner songs to sound more contemporary.
I connected with him again in 2010 and discovered that he was performing in comedian Alex Reymundo’s comedy act. You can see him here in this video at the .10 mark (ruclips.net/video/xtTGn-QFBIg/видео.html). He’s the dude with the beard and cowboy hat jamming with Alex Reymundo.
Thanks for asking, by the way 😊
@@integraleric - Wow! I'll have to checkout that link too!
I have had a few friends who had bands that recorded CD's, and opened for some pretty heavy hitters.
The one with the most longevity has been "Kragen Lum" of the Prog Metal/Thrash band Prototype, who went on tour with Exodus, when Gary Holt joined Slayer. He also has been part of "Heathen" for 3 albums. Prototype, if I'm not mistaken, was the _last_ band to open for Death, before they went to Europe. That is the show that was on VHS and DVD called; "Death: Live and Raw (at the Whiskey)". Prototype's Set is here at Yt called "Prototype - Live At The Whisky 1998", I'm at the front with 2 others - stage Right. One of the guys is Perry Grayson of "Destiny's End" and "Falcon".
Prototype have 3 albums, and _slowly_ working on their 4th.
Now that I'm writing and re-reading your story; It reminds me of these guys who were straight out of Highschool in the city of Claremont in SoCal, they called themselves "Lachesis", which I designed their logo.
They were a cross between UK's "Sabbat" and "Death", VERY technical Thrash/Death Metal, they just blew the doors off the 3 club shows they did . . . and then they dissolved, a couple of guys became engineers. They were all "smart" kids that went onto Universities back in the 90's.
I always wondered, "What If". They were amazing. And its funny that I got them _into_ that type of music, when they were kids hanging out at a Comic Store I worked at :p.
@@mvunit3 Very cool! Thanks for sharing.
Dimebag's riffs and solos are beautiful. Listen to him I recommend floods, hard lines sunken cheeks, Cowboys from hell.
The song "Hollow" from this album is like the, relatively, overlooked younger brother of "Cemetery Gates". "Floods" is probably the track which is most worth your while to listen to from their later catalog as it's got a sound which can't really be found anywhere else.
One of the best concert footage of this song is from 1998 In Chile the entire arena is singing every word the place is rockin thanks for another fun reaction!
Viva Chile!!!!
I saw Pantera in Texarkana Texas 1983 in a small bar before they went big but they already knew they was going places
'Cemetery Gates' is the one song from them I'd definitely recommend to you guys. 🤘
They did it already
I saw Pantera twice, the first time they were the support for Megadeth. Second as headliners. I was front row too!! Awesome.
it's Texas gangster metal you guys THANKS FOR PLAYING THIS FOR US.
REACT TO FIVE MAGICS BY MEGADETH PLEASE!!!!
ONLY ORIGINAL VERSION
yeah this fire
Take no prisoners
5 Magics is SICK. Hopefully they listen to your request. Really can’t go wrong with any song from that album which is Amazing. Holy Wars and Hangar 18 are also on this album. Tornado of Souls as well.
@@tonysoto8949 five magics is my favorite song
@@algeooo hard to pick a favorite when you have the catalog Megadeth has. The Conjuring, Good Morning Black Friday, Holy Wars, Hangar 18, etc. But 5 Magics is def one of their best songs, it was the first Megadeth song I actually gave a chance at hearing cuz when I was a kid all my friends hated Dave Mustaine for beating up James Hetfield. So even tho I never heard a Megadeth song I would say they sucked. Then I heard 5 Magics and I was mind blown
my pantera story comes from my dad.. my dad before i was born started dating my mom in '88. They met in Dallas and my dad was a huge rock fan like so many, Deep Purple was his personal favorite for what it meant to his childhood. Now Pantera was not huge in '88, in fact i dont think they started touring til '87 really. Early in the relationship my mom told my dad she wanted to go to see a group and my dad messed up the tickets and got the wrong dates or something. They went to The Basement in the summer of '88 dressed in decent clothes from work to see a group. TURNS OUT, IT WAS PANTERA. My dad is the type of person, he spent the money, he is staying. My mom is NOT a metal fan, my dad was a little, but who the hell is this group? He said they spent the entire concert right next to speakers stage right and to this day, the many concerts he has been to, that was the loudest and wildest concert he has ever seen. I think part of that was the mere shock of holy shit, what did i show up for, but he couldnt believe the energy just nonstop blasting of metal in his face, literally directly into his face. My mom didnt have a great time, but she never forgot it LOL
My dad has been a fan ever since. My dad, as well myself, does not hold back on audio. He hosted parties outside before i was born and I was raised with floor to ceiling jbl speakers in his office. 8 18" subs, 8 12" woofers and 8 3" tweeters, some stupid amount of racked crown amps all running through its own Fuse box separate from the house. When his large collection runs into Pantera, our house even as a little kid would just shake as he turned it up. Good times, holy shit they rock. This playing through 8 subs causes chest pains and you just feel your insides shaking, it isnt healthy but its an experience worth living.
Loved this story!! Thanks for sharing and rock on!! 🤘
Check out Revolution is my Name from Pantera, but not the video because it’s only half of the song.🔥👍
React Pantera "This Love" and "Floods"
Pantera will boost your subscriptions and likes, lesss go!!!
Experience , " nothing on but the radio" offa Metal Magic ! It's a awesome song ( which they don't claim.
Next album next:) Slaughtered as a starter.
When Metallica got softer Pantera got heaviér. And when Metallica was heavy, Pantera were hair metal softies.
The main song writers in Pantera are younger than Metallica.
#facts
The Sleep 🔥🔥🔥
Far beyond driven will melt your brain
one of the songs played outside the church in Panama City Panama where Noriega was held up....played at 150db ...he surrendered after realizing he couldn't sustain the exposure.
Like you, Nick I was also listening to PJ, Matallisuck, Zeppelin and of course RUSH! Pantera was a flash in the pan where I was in the early '90s (Cleveland Ohio) so. Still, good stuff to work out to or "Walk" to haha see what I did there? 🤔😁 Always great to see you too in action keep up the good work I'd like to request the song if I can at this time. It's called The Gift from Angels & airwaves. Thanks 👍 peace🥰💐🤘
OMG! You have a surprise coming soon!! Thanks for your support!! :) - Lex
@@NicknLex Yesss!!!🥰🤗and you're welcome 🙏
@@dolszewski906
Flash on tbe pan? They had a 15 year run with the classic line-up & dominated the genre for the final decade.
I saw them at Club 367 in STL right after this came out. I had already been to hundreds of concerts by that time across all styles of music. It was just as a unique feel at their concert as it sounds. It just made people crazy!
I'm Broken next PLEASE!!!! VIDEO ONLY!!!
i'll cast a shadow-pantera
Yes. Brilliant song
Im not a huge pantera fan! But always liked this song. Really enjoy the groove! And the guitar solo is interesting! Thanks for this video! Enjoyed it! Take care!
Hey Nick N Lex, glad you finally got back to Pantera. This is from the heavier side of my musical taste. Glad you both liked it. Keep up the good work. Steve
Domination live from Moscow best live pantera and solo of all time
Nice reaction.. Domination live from Moscow 1991 is the best thing for you guys to do next. 1.6 million people were there. Watch the live video. Truly amazing. One day in your guys life would you please honor the great Randy Rhoads. R.I.P. Randy. Ozzy Osbourne's greatest guitar player and my personal favorite. Anything off the Tribute live album. Mother revelation earth would be a treat.
I had to see if your reaction was as epic on this song as your reaction to Cemetery Gates. Really enjoyed your reaction to this song but on your to reaction to Cemetery Gates both of you were a little more animated than usual and hearing Lex sing a riff was special. She has a lovely singing voice. If you had done that again on this song I would have been hoping for more Pantera reactions but no I still want more Rush (haha)
Wow… you need to hear the entire album. The track immediately following this on the album is nothing like you described. It’s not a laid back groove Metal song in the least… it’s actually a fast paced Thrash song. Vulgar Display Of Power is now regarded as one of the quintessential Metal releases along side Master Of Puppets, Rust In Peace, and Powerslave. For sure Pantera are regarded as a Groove Metal band but, the last five albums of their career, including Cowboys From Hell, are solidly in the Thrash vein. I guess I’m shocked to hear Nick wasn’t familiar with this album or their later releases. They’re all worth checking out. The album Far Beyond Driven (1994) is actually my favorite album from them and it’s even heavier than what you heard here. Pantera really did push mainstream Metal into extremes no other band has since. You will find some very unsavory aspects on some songs here and there but the music was first and foremost always fun. It wasn’t just about mosh pits and brutality for no reason. You’ll even find some social commentary on a few songs. They weren’t the most refined band but they also certainly weren’t the blunt headed troglodytes they have the reputation of being. It was all image and how the media portrayed them. You should check out the title track to The Great Southern Trendkill. Find a lyric video of it if you can. That song really sums up what they thought about 90s trends and music.
Great reaction video as always!
First concert I took “mommy’s little angels” to. 🤘🤘🤘
Clear attitude rock with a non-cookie cutter solo - nice 🤘😎👍🔥🍁
Pantera - Yeastaday Done Mean Shit
RIP Dimebag Darrell. Crazy it's been 17 years ago now. Killed on stage during his Damageplan show. Major loss to music and unforgettable!
90s metal. Pretty influential, wether you liked it or not.
Until covid lockdowns I would 'hobby DJ' once a month in a tiny rock bar, and this was mandatory material (mostly because one of the guys working there was,a huge Pantera fan 😄).
Lei pantera y no pude evitar entrar a ver, que banda la concha de la loraaaaa
Me crie escuchándolos. Definitivamente los 90 fue una decada de muy buenos discos.
Saludos desde argentina
My friend use to own this CD and before I see the track list, I thought the song was called Respect! 🤣
I always loved Panthera, Floods is amazing, very different pace! I really like The Badge, which is from The Crow Soundtrack.
Pantera is not asking for change.
How about This Love from the same album?
My guess is you'll love it🙂
Check out
Domination(live)
5 Minutes Alone
This Love
I’m Broken
Mouth For War
Remember the Mustaine Vanilla Ice feud? 🤣 Saw Pantera in ‘94 I believe loudest concert ever. Well being 5 rows back helped in that regard! It was there groove and Dimes melodic solos that I liked
Panthers Domination live in Moscow, primal concrete sledge & Fucking hostile are real good.
I have one nobody does a reaction to. A Perfect Circle When the levee breaks live. Led Zeppelin cover. You have to do the live version. I think Maynards singing is some of his best plus their version is amazing.👍
Try Domination by them live 1991 Moscow this is fire!
Pantera's metal is clean and crisp ...
Lex is beautiful!
Metallica and Pantera always had a ton of respect for eachother. What Metallica did by toning it down for a bit was the best thing for them and HM. It brought them to a much wider audience. Theres a reason why Metallica sells out arenas and stadiums whereever they go in the world now.
If I disrespected
NicknLex or any
Pantera fans.....
I'm Sorry.
I got a little carried away with
My Rant 😆
Please React to "Meshuggah - Future Breed Machine from Album 'Destroy, Erase, Improve' (1995)"
Try “shattered “
If you are interested in another case of underappreciated 'san francisco sound' greatness, may I point you to the band/album "It's a Beautiful Day" 1969 and the songs 'Hot Summer Day', 'Wasted Union Blues'...then you'll be ready for 'Time Is'.
Dimebag the best 👌🤘
Out of this era I have been drawn to some Pantera but for real dirge I prefer Sepultura at their best and then soulfly later.
Check out ‘Mouth for War’
If you are interested in underappreciated 'san francisco sound' greatness, may I point you to the band "Sons Of Champlin"
- the album 'Loosen Up Naturally' and the songs 'Freedom' or 'Get High'.
Although 'Get High' has a gimmick it is a very interestingly constructed song that will satisfy what you are looking for.
Dave Mustaine feuded with *everyone* . Nothing special about that.
As a suggestion to you, a very vocal-guitar-bass-drums three-piece band, but very prog (with Portnoy on drums;) ) - The Winery Dogs.
Kinda makes me think of how Helmet might have sounded if they had Henry Rollins singing. Of course, the guitar solo is its own thing.
Well Helmet was one of the purveyors of "Aggro" Metal, later to be known as Groove Metal (which wiki oddly puts it in the "NUmetal" category :/ ).
@@mvunit3 That actually is interesting -- thanks. I had no idea there was this genrefication of Helmet.
@@wagstaff6135 A guy that has a channel here called "
Szchizophrenia" creates a few Metal subgenre playlists, and here is one for Aggro/Groove Metal (there are a few more I would have added but cool list of bands. Including a few Thrash bands that tried their hand with the genre):
ruclips.net/video/Dbn8px-9Bdk/видео.html
@@mvunit3 Thanks again -- that is a cool channel. I watched some of the BangerTV sub-genrification and "Lock Horns" episodes.... still didn't really pick up on Aggro-becomes-Groove. But I'm no metal expert at all... which is why these channels are helpful.
@@wagstaff6135 - Yeah, I used to watch BangerTV and Lock Horns, and a few of us were VERY frustrated with bands they would leave out, or bands that were really important in certain genre's. Sam Dunn is an awesome director, but he says he's a Prog Metal fan, but he didn't really know Watchtower or Fates Warning (this included the Bass player for Between the Buried and Me), 2 of the most important bands starting Prog Metal (along with Queensryche), and the former "Math Metal". So they, using the genre title "Aggro" (short for _Aggressive_ ) would have been a small miracle :p. I believe I heard that term in a few trade mags back in the day, possibly at the Nuclear Blast website as well. It didn't last long as critics noticed that much of the music was in 4/4 - in-turn had a "groove". I'm sure I'd get corrected by someone who will yell at me with letters in all caps :P.
About the bands that were influenced by Jazz/Fusion . . .
Trying to look at some "essay's" I've written on my blog, unfortunately LOTS of video/tracks have been deleted and I have to replace them, and I'm living at a home that has low band-width, so I can't edit many of the links. So I'll have to get back to you about the music :(.
In the meantime, you may enjoy this Playlist of early "Technical Metal" with some of the bands I've mentioned (and the Progressive Rock & Fusion bands that inspired the future of Metal):
ruclips.net/p/PL2DU3TBNutEdtiYql5HxhzIxzuFIPcXS9
Working on a Part II & III. Hope you enjOy \m/.
Pantera belongs in the Big 4 with Megadeth, Slayer, and metallicker
No.
Not a big fan of Panterra but I'm not a heavy metal enthusiast . I think it's the growly voice and the Deep Grimes found that seems to permeate that genre but the tune is catchy I must admit I'm sure you have plenty of songs on your playlist so I'll spare adding more LOL
you know HM is quite diverse right? there are over 50 different genres from really fast to soft and slow.
As prog fans you'd probably get more out of more melodic and complex songs like "Revolution is My Name", "Shedding Skin" and "Hollow" for example.
PLEASE READ THE COMMENT I LEFT ON THE VIDEO OF YOUR REACTION TO THE CAMERA EYE!!!!! PLEASE!!! LOVE YOU GUYS! Sub since day one!!❤️❤️🙏😍🌹🌹🌹😃
Thank you!! Replied to that one :)
Reaccionen a Máneskin por favor
Good choice to introduce someone to Pantera. Dimebag's playing was not always appreciated for its greatness and left us way too young.
Can you folks please react to White Chapel? Thank you.
🤘👌
Also check DOMINATION LIVE IN RUSSIA
Please no. Way too many reactions to that already
@@integrity101 but not from them
@@carlosfrancolino3898
Its your request. I just think its lame that everyone requests the same stuff over & over. Theyve got an amazing live album no one reacts to. Theyve got a zillion other live performances no one reacts to. Christ they usually didnt even play all of Domination. Dom/Hollow is way cooler.
Podrían por lo menos activar los subtítulos en los videos en los que no hablan es español?
For me, the best Pantera was the odd stuff, the type of Metal that I was always into, angular, atypical, complex, HEAVY and stomping; "Primal Concrete Sledge", "The Art of Shredding", "By Devils Be Driven" (Mike Portnoy sampled the main riff which he played along with, within his Drum Solo), "Rise", "Fking Hostile", "A New Level", "Throes of Rejection", "Use my Third Arm", and my favorite track "Slaughtered" (this is a track that goes into the somewhat typical Pantera stomp, but then it takes a left-turn into violent chopping and complex riffage!). After this album, I figured; "How more Heavy could they get?" and I thought the next 2 albums were just a continuation of "Far Beyond Driven" (1994). I basically moved on to other bands, but I played these 3 albums (Cowboys from Hell, Vulgar Display of Power, Far Beyond Driven) on a regular basis. They were go to album especially when I was pissed-off or in a bad mood, etc. VERY cathartic, and was always fun to play on Guitar and headbang to let out some steam.
Nick, you are soo right at 12:38 on. Pantera was pretty much up there with Metallica, and maybe the heavier choice for many.
And then in 1995 . . .
*Heavy as a Heavy thing.*
Again Nick (hint hint), as a Metal and Holdsworth fan, a reaction to; *Meshuggah* - "Future Breed Machine" would be awesome. Critics were comparing Meshuggah to Pantera for that particular album release, but personally, I think Meshuggah were 10 times heavier, and much more progressive, yet they were almost uncategorizable . . . Were they Death Metal, Prog/Tech-Thrash Metal, Aggro/Groove Metal, Math Metal, or all the above?
Two Swedish bands changing extreme genres in 95; Meshuggah with their 2nd album (along with 2 previous Ep's) "Destroy Erase Improve", and *Opeth* and their debut "Orchid". 2 bands along with many others I'd deeply get into. After 1995, a slew of complex bands of different extremes began to emerge to create new monsters of their own.
It was very sad to lose guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell in such a violent way. And then years later, his brother/drummer Vinnie Paul from dilated cardiomyopathy and coronary artery disease :(.
I guess Darrell needed his big brother. Rest in Peace Bro's \m/.
Do some *ANTHRAX* please! 😎
FLOODS. Do Floods.
Mouth of war is a great track from Pantera 🔥💯
Bruh...bruh...Metallica fan, but don't know Pantera? RIP Dime. RIP Vinnie. Rex is so underrated.
Not to disparage Pantera, they're great; you mentioned jazz and metal, "43% Burnt" by The Dillenger Escape Plan, and "The lottery" by Exist are two examples of the jazziest that metal can get. The former is extremely technical hardcore, and the latter is more like brutal prog with jazz breakdowns. I'd request them officially through your BMC, but I always seem to miss the cut-off, and I'm otherwise usually poor. Still, I love your content. Thanks.
Jazz and Metal . . .
The Death Metal version of Mahavishnu Orchestra; *Cynic* - "Focus" album. Even a lot of Death Metal fans back in 1993 didn't get them, they were VERY much ahead of their time. *Alarum* was another early band, as-well as *Aghora, Atheist* (2nd album "A Questionable Presence", and "Elements"), *Watchtower* and much later *Spiral Architect.* I could add many others :p.
@@mvunit3 Right on, thanks for the info! I know Spiral Architect, but the others are new to me and I love that. By all means, list away.
@@BigVoidinLittleWizard - Since I "bother" NickNLex often in the comments :P I'll keep in-touch and think of some playlists I have from my channel that I can share some of those bands. Nick is a HUGE "Watchtower" fan like me, and guitarist Ron Jarzombek's other bands; Spastic Ink, and Blotted Science.
I'll add the links here or at future comments, right now I'm passing out, got work tomorrow ;). Keep in-touch \m/.
Im a massive Pantera fan and Walk isnt one of my favourites. Its a bit too plodding and not enough happens. The solo and the outro pretty much redeems the song (they are the absolute masters of power groove btw) but there are LOADS of Pantera songs I know you will love... you just need to deep dive into all of the songs!
Also, Im not sure how much hatred there was between those bands at the time... Ive heard that Mustaine even wanted Dimebag to play for him in Megadeth, but Dimebag didn't wanna split from his bro Vinnie ;)
I'm aware of what happened to
Dimebag.
Tragic and senseless.
Any loss of life saddens me.
Ich habe diese CD auch, aber ein ganzer Durchlauf geht nicht, Phil Anselmo's Stil ist mir einfach zu agressiv
Kirk Hammett ??? HAHAHAHAHA who is it ??? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Don’t know how to pull up a RUclips video in another window
You guys are probably the only ones who would do reviews of so many of my favorite artists in metal(like Pantera here) and fusion(Holdsworth, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Return to forever, Jean Luc Ponty and Tribal Tech)
Hey we're are happy to make you happy. We're glad you have such good taste!