I feel you. And I'm glad that there's always songs that surprises alot of people who aren't metal heads. Like Megadeth's diversity and solo in Holy Wars for example.
Some newer, younger guitar players who play 4000 notes a minutes think it's only about speed and technique and dismiss the feel and soul and say these do not exist. Listen to Dime play on this. That right there is what those people are missing and what makes them sound like everybody else. It's like you dna or fingerprint. Dime was special.
Hits me everytime this tune. My wife passed away when she was 27 in 2006, so she'd have been 41 this year. You never lose the grief, it's intrinsically linked to the memories of the good times but you do have to pass those gates and live again. She gave me a whole lot of life and two sons in a relatively short amount of time and I'm forever grateful for that. My condolences on the loss of your dear sister all that time ago. Peace mate.
geetuz that blows dude. Sorry for your loss. Pantera’s music has always been therapeutic to me in hard times. When shit goes bad Pantera is definitely cranking. Then again when shits going good Pantera is cranking too.
Same goes for me after the death of my mom.... his operatic climax right before the chorus is it for me...so sorry about your son.... my heart legit just broke for you..
listening for the bass makes the album have a totally different and more "full" feeling. Rex's tone is amazing and he COMPLETELY fills up any empty air left by Dimebag's tone settings. Rex really earns my respect for being a true BACKBONE AND ribs! lol
what I would do to see them live one more time...saw them multiple times. hundred, upon hundreds of concerts and metal festivals thousand bands (or close to) easily one of the greatest bands I ever saw live.
being a metalhead but not the biggest Pantera fan,I must say this has be one of the best songs ever made !So deep ,so emotional ,so sad,cuts me to my soul,God bless your sister Jamel, R.I.P. im sure she is greatly missed ,much love to you and yours my friend
don't mind at all if you listen to that again, It's hard not to listen to that again. :) Phil screaming and Dimebag screaming back at him with the guitar
Whenever I watch a reaction vid for this song I wait. I wait to see their reaction to "THAT note". Phil's highest scream at the end. It never fails to make jaws drop.
YOU, sir, now know the depth of heart that is revealed in countless heavy rock tunes. Since 1980, this music genre has tapped into my soul and drawn out the rawest emotions.... You sir are right there, too. I can see it in your silent reactions. THANKS FOR THE GREAT VID!!!!!!
You wanna hear dimebags guitar sing? The Sleep solo is arguably his most emotive and melodic you have to react to The Sleep from the Cowboys from Hell album 🙌🏼
"It sounds like the guitar was singing" Damn. Such a simple statement to make but pretty much sums up how good Dimebag was... Pantera were my first favourite band and it's been about 15 years since I've listened to them. Thanks for this :)
this is an incredible song all around, and really shows off Phil's insane vocal range. This song has always been one that messes with my head and makes me think about people I've lost. I can't imagine what it must do to Phil now.
@@ambriaharris4821 I would say yes. First live concert I've ever been to, and still the most intense. Admittedly it's been years since I've seen anybody.
Its awesome seeing you hear the beauty of Dimebag Darrell for (one of) the first times. I was lucky enough to find Pantera right in the middle of their run and Dime's guitar sound may never be completely matched. So unque man. He's easily on the Mt Rushmore of Metal guitarists
One of the most memorable riffs ever. I remember back in the 90's when I wasnt into metal AT ALL, I remember hearing that riff and it always stuff with me. Fast foward to 2000 when I had a reawakening of music and got into metal and I hear this riff again and realize why it stuck with me. Dimebag was a special dude.
As Phil always said Dime had so much soul in him and could make a guitar talk and had so much heart and he could walk on stage drunk put a guitar on and turn into a machine. No one was like Dime.
Today August 20, 2020 would have been Darrell's 54th birthday. I was born in April 1966 so Dime was only 4 months younger than me. I'm a guitarist too, and actually was turned on to Pantera in the summer of 1985, when I had a job at... you guessed it... a cemetery. I was 19, and a friend I worked with would exchange tapes as everyone did back then. One day he's like- you gotta check out this band from Texas called Pantera. He had Metal Magic and Projects In The Jungle... we jammed on those everyday for the rest of the summer, until I moved to Phoenix. What great memories. RIP Darrell and Vinnie Paul. 🙏💔
damn... not only are you reacting to the great Dimash, but you are also reacting to one of the greatest metal bands in history, PANTERA. I grew up with this band so i am glad you are doing this. As always , love your reactions. Pantera, Cemetery Gaaaaaaaates rules!
Who says a ballad can't kick your ass and be in the bands top five requests all time? Phil's demeanor in this one is so different from almost everything else they do save Suicide Letter that it always stands out. Glad you liked it.
A lot of us Texans feel that way. My hubby still has the shirt from the Cowboys From Hell Tour that has just the three texas dates: Houston, Dallas and San Antonio. It's a family heirloom at this point.
i am from Arlington went to Martin High School. I remember these guys from back in the day. I would see them at the bowling alley or driving around in that old blue truck.
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Pantera means some much to us fans . Soundtrack to my late teens , early 20’s and beyond. I’m so glad u felt this in your soul . Rest in heaven Dime and Vinnie
This was the song my dad and I listened to together in memory of my mom who passed away and now that he passed away I listen for both of them. I will unlock my door and pass the cemetery gates RIP!
I've lost 2 younger brothers and my Pops. This song helps me remember them whenever I hear it. I'll never forget them, but it's comforting to share my sadness. Peace!!!
I’ll never get enough of honest listening to music that’s new to you. You do the music you react to a great deal of respect. I love that. Keep it coming!
Even if you don’t enjoy this genre of music, you have to appreciate the pure talent that Dimebag and Vinnie had. I’ve NEVER heard a metal guitarist play with as much soul as Dimebag. He’s like the Stevie Ray Vaughn of metal. And Vinnie, layed a ROCK SOLID Foundation for the band. He’s a huge influence on my drumming and I wouldn’t be the drummer i am today without him. RIP to the Abbott brothers. Legends never die.
Thank you for the respect you showed the Abbott brothers... MAD respect for that. .......and by the way, thirty years later, this is still my favourite song!!!!! ❤
I enjoy it a lot when people who aren't typically metal fans listen to this song. This song captivates. It goes so many directions. It doesn't matter who you are, you connect with this song in some way. I never got to meet Dime or vinnie. But their music changed my life. Pantera just has that affect on people. It was an immense part of my life growing up and inspiration for playing music. RIP abbot brothers. The world is a quieter place without you.
Thanks for giving respect to Dimebag and Vinnie...Im from Dallas and have seen them many time...Some people cant appreciate. Love your videos. Puts a smile on my face everytime.
This is my all time favorite song. 30 years later I still get goose bumps every time I listen to it. Watching your reaction intensified it by a thousand. Glad you enjoyed it. 😍
I love watching these reaction videos as I get to see the look on someone's face when they're first hearing something I love so much. Thank you man for letting me enjoy this with you.
This was my metal band of the 90's.... *PanterA* Dime was my favorite 🎸 player & Vinnie was my favorite 🥁 player ! And PanterA in Spanish mean *"Panther"* !
For some reason watching you react to all these songs I've known for many years makes me appreciate them like I'm hearing them for the first time again.
That was my best friend’s favorite song. We lost him to cancer a few years ago. Losing people we love is tough. I can definitely relate. I’m sorry to hear about your sister. Music helps me for sure.
Listened to this on repeat after my grandpa passed. Incredibly powerful song. Also helped me after my uncle passed six months before. Also when Phil Anselmo says he’ll leave his doors unlocked as he passes the cemetery that’s because it’s a southern thing to keep your car doors locked when you pass a cemetery.
"if you didn't feel that"... you are so right! i'm so sorry for you, your familiy! i've lost 4 close friends and a sister within the last years so i can feel you. and i was and i am so thankful for music these days, cause it can give you while suffering so much... and besides that: it's so touching that you can also relate to that kind of music... respect!
i knew it from demon knight ost. my parent bought me the cassette(damn,i'm old😁😁😁)hostile is my fav song from pantera....always enjoy watching your videos,bro...👍🤘
I bought the cassette soundtrack in late '95 from The Wherehouse. This is my 2nd favorite song on the soundtrack with my favorite being Diadems by Megadeth.
I grew up listening to Pantera (one of my all time favorite bands). This song has always just been a good song, with little meaning to me until about 5 years ago when I lost my wife to cancer. No I live these lyrics every day of my life. I get choked up every time I hear it now.
The loss of someone is one of the fucking hardest things to go through. Im sorry for your loss, my man. This song has more weight to it now that 2 of the members, the brothers, are both gone. Amazing song though. Check out the FULL version of This Love by them. It’s beautiful
@@selfishstockton6123 It gave us the knowledge between good and evil. Just what god had, and used in multiple cases. I believe there is something, but not sure in a person that kills the whole world apart from a family, sounds a bit like Saddam Hussein or Hitler to me. This is NOT meant in offence to anyone that faith helps as I know it can, I just do not believe it went exactly that way.
First time I met Dime and Vinnie Dime was 14 and Vinnie was 16in Brownwood Texas we became lifelong friends.. to see their live show in the day makes you feel like you're floating on air. Miss those boys dearly....
Brilliant reaction to a brilliant song, good sirs. My sister passed at 28 and 9 months pregnant. We lost both. She was not a metalhead, but she loved this song. Indeed, we bonded over this song.
The heart-wrenching guitar solo that dime plays in the middle of this song always gives me chills especially being I wasn't really a fan until after he was gone because of my age your fellow brothers in metal still miss you dime and we still feel your spirit everyday God bless you brother and your wonderful gift to the world of music and the world brother
Love your vids brother , sorry to hear about the loss of your sister ❤️ you spoke about dimebag making his guitars sing , have you ever heard of Jeff Healey he was a blind guitarist that boy could also make his guitar sing lol , and the same goes for Joe Satriani , particularly the songs Cryin’ or Love Thing! Much love and respect to you Jamel from across the pond 🇬🇧
@Johnny B I also forgot Joe Satriani always with always with you but yes your absolutely right although I think Jamel has already reacted to a SRV vid!
Try a band called CLUTCH!! Listen to spacegrass, big news or escape from the prison planet Also try Corrosion of Conformity. Listen to seven days, long whip big america or vote with a bullet Your welcome and I love what your doin
I grew up with that Abbott brotbers.....my dad was a country drummer who played with some of the old school rebel country artists in the 60's and 70's.....Vinnie and Darrells dad ran a studio called Pantego Studios in Arlington Tx.....my dad recorded there alot......this song is about Vinnie and Darrells mom Carolyn dying when they were young.....and now....they are both burried nezt to they're mother in the same family plot in Arlington......RIP D and V.....the world is a sadder place without you here with us creating music
With all that is going on in OUR GREAT CONTRAY!!! It is so nice to see a bother LOVE PanterA! I have seen them live five times and they always told us all NO MATER WHAT CREAD OR COLOR WE ARE HERE TOGETHER!!!!!!!!
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Please do your fans a favor. Stop apoligizing when you pause and back up. We want to hear it again too!!!!😂😂😂😂😂
👍🏾😅
💯😂💪🤜🤛
Second that. You're catching on parts we "rewinded" those tapes to shreds and bought the same albums again to do the same
touché chrispy, touché
Mmmhmmm!! ❤️
when he said he felt the guitar singing who else thought, “wait till the end” 🤘🏼
I love pantera so much
Phil: gaaaaaaaaaates
Razorback: gaaaaaaaaaaates
Ain't no lie!!
Definitely thought the same
Damn right. Lol
"Everyone has lost someone." The world lost Dimebag... RIP
And now Eddie
And Vinnie Paul
@@michaelcurtis7590 and Randy, on that note.
@@Mephilis78 To be fair, that was a hell of a time ago. Still, it was shit that it happened.
@@hastobe303 Right, but I still can't think of Eddie without thinking of Randy. The two are forever connected in my mind.
Watching someone discover Dimebag’s guitar playing is like seeing someone have a spiritual experience
Loving it
This is why i like reaction videos it takes me back to when i first discovered some of my favorite songs
I feel you. And I'm glad that there's always songs that surprises alot of people who aren't metal heads. Like Megadeth's diversity and solo in Holy Wars for example.
Some newer, younger guitar players who play 4000 notes a minutes think it's only about speed and technique and dismiss the feel and soul and say these do not exist. Listen to Dime play on this. That right there is what those people are missing and what makes them sound like everybody else. It's like you dna or fingerprint. Dime was special.
So true!
“I liked how that guitar sounded like it was singing in the beginning”.
Ha! Just wait til Dimebag makes it sing later!
😅
Came here to say just that, the end where Dime and Phil trade screams, goosebumps every time!
The good ol reverse whammy bar trick
@@FatFredyFreak me too bro, and I've heard this song atleast 40 or 50 times lol
😂😂 exactly!!!
Hits me everytime this tune. My wife passed away when she was 27 in 2006, so she'd have been 41 this year. You never lose the grief, it's intrinsically linked to the memories of the good times but you do have to pass those gates and live again.
She gave me a whole lot of life and two sons in a relatively short amount of time and I'm forever grateful for that. My condolences on the loss of your dear sister all that time ago. Peace mate.
Sending My Condolences Brotha🙏🏾
Sorry for your loss. This reminds me of my brother I lost 3yrs ago. Peace...
geetuz that blows dude. Sorry for your loss. Pantera’s music has always been therapeutic to me in hard times. When shit goes bad Pantera is definitely cranking. Then again when shits going good Pantera is cranking too.
Sorry for the loss
I'm sorry bro..😥💪🤜🤛
After the death of my son, this song took on a whole new meaning, and yes I cry every time I hear it, I know he is at peace.
Same goes for me after the death of my mom.... his operatic climax right before the chorus is it for me...so sorry about your son.... my heart legit just broke for you..
❤🤘😪
Rex's Bass lines are out of this world on this track. But no one ever talks about it so big ups to you Rex. Cheers bro 😁
He does vocal harmonies too!
It’s really hard when dimebag is so amazing it kinda overshadows the band sometimes 😂
Nothing against the band of course I live pantera
Love
listening for the bass makes the album have a totally different and more "full" feeling. Rex's tone is amazing and he COMPLETELY fills up any empty air left by Dimebag's tone settings. Rex really earns my respect for being a true BACKBONE AND ribs! lol
"It sounded like the guitar was singing." You get it, man. You get it. 🤘
"Y'all mind if I hear that again"
No. No we do not 😉
No we don't. I'm going to see the tribute to them with Slayer and Pruimus on Sunday so stoked
what I would do to see them live one more time...saw them multiple times.
hundred, upon hundreds of concerts and metal festivals
thousand bands (or close to)
easily one of the greatest bands I ever saw live.
Shawn Shotaholic I saw them early 90’s with Typo Negative. Awesome.
dla0620 - nice, I saw Type O but it was early 2k’s. Pantera/White Zombie during the summer of ‘96 was one of the best shows I ever saw!
That last 90 seconds is one of the most incredible pieces of music ever written. Glad you enjoyed it.
Yes Had to hear it again🙏🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
PERIODT!
Nothing like it!!!!
Well apart from Chopin, yeah.
I don't know if it's the best. It's a close run between the end of Cemetary Gates and the intro to Iron Maiden's Phantom of the Opera.
being a metalhead but not the biggest Pantera fan,I must say this has be one of the best songs ever made !So deep ,so emotional ,so sad,cuts me to my soul,God bless your sister Jamel, R.I.P. im sure she is greatly missed ,much love to you and yours my friend
don't mind at all if you listen to that again, It's hard not to listen to that again. :)
Phil screaming and Dimebag screaming back at him with the guitar
AMAZING🙏🏾
Ya
To bad dimebag died and Phil ruined his larynx
Whenever I watch a reaction vid for this song I wait. I wait to see their reaction to "THAT note". Phil's highest scream at the end. It never fails to make jaws drop.
Who else gets feels everytime like the first time hearing this?
Me right here
Every single time.
Listening to it many times; feels like the first .
Me!!
I just came here from a Vocal Coach Reacts... to this song. I will never get tired of Pantera and This song in specific.
Watching this man feeling music is pure joy.
My favorite Dimebag solo.
RIP Dime 1966-2004
RIP Vinnie 1964-2018
Floods solo >
Pantera - Hollow has to be reacted to.
Like this so Jamel can see!
Hollow might be their BEST TRACK in my opinion.
That song. 🥺🖤🤘 That's another one that pulls at the heart strings.
@@AClark-jx9zp OMG!!! YES!!!
Yes! That song has the best of both worlds. Perfect duality 🤘
The pinnacle of Dimebags talent and Phil's vocals. The heartbreaking loss of both brothers but Dimebags was devastating. Love the song!!
This love is another really good song from pantera
Yes! Yes it is!
Sabertooth 82 No. No it doesn’t. 😁
Sabertooth 82 I agree, it’s definitely not one of their best - they have many others that are much better- but I still like it.
One of the best heavy metal bands ever! RIP Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul!
🙏🏾
There will never be another like Pantera. Dimes riffs and one of a kind tone. Vins beats and Rex,s fills bring it all together. Can't be duplicated.
Word brutha
Best Heavy Metal band ever. Dimebag is a legend! RIP❤️
I think he gets it.
Yup.
YOU, sir, now know the depth of heart that is revealed in countless heavy rock tunes. Since 1980, this music genre has tapped into my soul and drawn out the rawest emotions....
You sir are right there, too. I can see it in your silent reactions.
THANKS FOR THE GREAT VID!!!!!!
Man I just love how you don’t have to pause every ten seconds to tell us what you think. Because your face says it ALL
You wanna hear dimebags guitar sing? The Sleep solo is arguably his most emotive and melodic you have to react to The Sleep from the Cowboys from Hell album 🙌🏼
Yes the sleep is amazing
David Bright excellent choice
The solo from Floods too.
The sleep solos are top notch
Agreed, The Sleep is one of my favorites
"It sounds like the guitar was singing"
Damn. Such a simple statement to make but pretty much sums up how good Dimebag was...
Pantera were my first favourite band and it's been about 15 years since I've listened to them. Thanks for this :)
Pantera has a great sound. Especially the drums...great band
"Yall mind if I hear that again" ....Hell nah, cause we wanna hear it again too brotha! lol
You've never been more right. Dimebag and his guitar had a whole hell of a lot to sing and say.
Dude, this song is a masterpiece. Its perfect.
this is an incredible song all around, and really shows off Phil's insane vocal range. This song has always been one that messes with my head and makes me think about people I've lost. I can't imagine what it must do to Phil now.
There's something about dude's voice that brings tears to my eye's when he sings that he thought he was alone. Idk why.
This whole song has so much emotion, heart, realness. You gotta be a straight corpse not to feel it
I feel so blessed to be alive when PanterA was jamming and see these fellas live
Ector County Coliseum, still the best live show I've ever experienced.
3 artists that I've never seen live is Michael Jackson, Pantera and Faith No More. Did Pantera have a sick mosh pit?
@@ambriaharris4821 I would say yes. First live concert I've ever been to, and still the most intense. Admittedly it's been years since I've seen anybody.
@@ambriaharris4821 Yes, at least the gigs I went to did.
Saw them twice. Once in '92 in Tucson, Az and the other time was in '98 at the second OzzFest.
I hope in the afterlife, Dimebag has a band with Randy Rhoads.
With cliff burton on bass
@@Jdwdogg Bonham on drums, Dio singing...
And Chester Bennington on the extreme vocal🤘🤘🤘
Randy Rhodes My Favorite Guitarist-Hung Out With Dimebag And Vinnie....They Were Awesome Dude's!!!!
Maybe they have Jimi with them too.
Its awesome seeing you hear the beauty of Dimebag Darrell for (one of) the first times. I was lucky enough to find Pantera right in the middle of their run and Dime's guitar sound may never be completely matched. So unque man. He's easily on the Mt Rushmore of Metal guitarists
One of the most memorable riffs ever. I remember back in the 90's when I wasnt into metal AT ALL, I remember hearing that riff and it always stuff with me. Fast foward to 2000 when I had a reawakening of music and got into metal and I hear this riff again and realize why it stuck with me. Dimebag was a special dude.
As Phil always said Dime had so much soul in him and could make a guitar talk and had so much heart and he could walk on stage drunk put a guitar on and turn into a machine. No one was like Dime.
And no one will EVER be goddamn I miss that guy
Pretty safe to say Dimebag is the only metal guitar player to give me Goosebumps. Well Randy did too with You Can’t Kill Rock N Rolls solo
Two riffs really changed my life, world, mind, view AND understanding... "Cemetery Gates" & "Becoming". Getcha pull! ✌
Today August 20, 2020 would have been Darrell's 54th birthday. I was born in April 1966 so Dime was only 4 months younger than me. I'm a guitarist too, and actually was turned on to Pantera in the summer of 1985, when I had a job at... you guessed it... a cemetery. I was 19, and a friend I worked with would exchange tapes as everyone did back then. One day he's like- you gotta check out this band from Texas called Pantera. He had Metal Magic and Projects In The Jungle... we jammed on those everyday for the rest of the summer, until I moved to Phoenix. What great memories. RIP Darrell and Vinnie Paul. 🙏💔
9:35 you know it's a good guitar solo when just listening to it gives you guitar-player face.
A true metal masterpiece. I'll never forget hearing this at 15 for the first time and the impact it had on my life
damn... not only are you reacting to the great Dimash, but you are also reacting to one of the greatest metal bands in history, PANTERA. I grew up with this band so i am glad you are doing this. As always , love your reactions. Pantera, Cemetery Gaaaaaaaates rules!
Who says a ballad can't kick your ass and be in the bands top five requests all time? Phil's demeanor in this one is so different from almost everything else they do save Suicide Letter that it always stands out. Glad you liked it.
i grew up in arlington texas these guys were my religion.
Man, their shows in DFW were always the best!!!
@@TomHudson00 NO DOUBT
A lot of us Texans feel that way. My hubby still has the shirt from the Cowboys From Hell Tour that has just the three texas dates: Houston, Dallas and San Antonio. It's a family heirloom at this point.
Saw em at Savvys.........early beginning
i am from Arlington went to Martin High School. I remember these guys from back in the day. I would see them at the bowling alley or driving around in that old blue truck.
After losing my stepfather to cancer this was my crutch in 1990
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Pantera means some much to us fans . Soundtrack to my late teens , early 20’s and beyond. I’m so glad u felt this in your soul . Rest in heaven Dime and Vinnie
This was the song my dad and I listened to together in memory of my mom who passed away and now that he passed away I listen for both of them. I will unlock my door and pass the cemetery gates RIP!
I've lost 2 younger brothers and my Pops. This song helps me remember them whenever I hear it. I'll never forget them, but it's comforting to share my sadness. Peace!!!
Stay strong! 🤘
I’ll never get enough of honest listening to music that’s new to you. You do the music you react to a great deal of respect. I love that. Keep it coming!
Undoubtedly one of the best guitarists...taken way too soon.
Even if you don’t enjoy this genre of music, you have to appreciate the pure talent that Dimebag and Vinnie had. I’ve NEVER heard a metal guitarist play with as much soul as Dimebag. He’s like the Stevie Ray Vaughn of metal. And Vinnie, layed a ROCK SOLID Foundation for the band. He’s a huge influence on my drumming and I wouldn’t be the drummer i am today without him. RIP to the Abbott brothers. Legends never die.
Still touching souls all these years later. Dime and the crew \m/ Great reaction my friend!
Deftones - 7 Words
Deftones - Digital Bath
Deftones - Rosemary
Digital bath is sexy
Deftones Sex Tape
Digital bath... Is some belly rubbing music.
No no no, back to school has to be included.
Fuck yeah 7 words I don't see that song mentioned enough
Thank you for the respect you showed the Abbott brothers... MAD respect for that.
.......and by the way, thirty years later, this is still my favourite song!!!!! ❤
I enjoy it a lot when people who aren't typically metal fans listen to this song. This song captivates. It goes so many directions. It doesn't matter who you are, you connect with this song in some way. I never got to meet Dime or vinnie. But their music changed my life. Pantera just has that affect on people. It was an immense part of my life growing up and inspiration for playing music. RIP abbot brothers. The world is a quieter place without you.
Fleetwood Mac "go your own way" you can feel his heartbreak during guitar solo.
I actually saw them live👍🏾 I use to work at the Staples Center as a Usher worked their Concert and I here that Song at Work all the time ( LOVE IT )
"Never Going Back Again" is another great (and often overlooked) song in the Fleetwood Mac catalog.
Jamel_AKA_Jamal,
Did you get to see any LA Kings games?
Yes pantera best band ever
Next to the dead of course
Thanks for giving respect to Dimebag and Vinnie...Im from Dallas and have seen them many time...Some people cant appreciate. Love your videos. Puts a smile on my face everytime.
Dimebag had a KILLER distortion tone, but even the clean guitar tone here is just incredible. A one of a kind guitarist. Rip Dime.
This is my all time favorite song. 30 years later I still get goose bumps every time I listen to it. Watching your reaction intensified it by a thousand. Glad you enjoyed it. 😍
I love watching these reaction videos as I get to see the look on someone's face when they're first hearing something I love so much. Thank you man for letting me enjoy this with you.
This was my metal band of the 90's....
*PanterA*
Dime was my favorite 🎸 player &
Vinnie was my favorite 🥁 player !
And PanterA in Spanish mean
*"Panther"* !
They named themselves after a car
@@joelarms2171
Yes, that is true bro ! 👍🏻
#Facts
For some reason watching you react to all these songs I've known for many years makes me appreciate them like I'm hearing them for the first time again.
🙏🏽Please react to “ This Love” by Pantera. 🤟🏽
Good choice.
Just for fun, you might want to check out Beavis and Butthead's reaction to "This Love"....
The live version preferably
My favorite, it's the only one Phil can sing live... lol
Got my vote!
That was my best friend’s favorite song. We lost him to cancer a few years ago. Losing people we love is tough. I can definitely relate. I’m sorry to hear about your sister. Music helps me for sure.
Listened to this on repeat after my grandpa passed. Incredibly powerful song. Also helped me after my uncle passed six months before.
Also when Phil Anselmo says he’ll leave his doors unlocked as he passes the cemetery that’s because it’s a southern thing to keep your car doors locked when you pass a cemetery.
something about the dead spirit jumping in your car and haunting or living with you right?
"if you didn't feel that"... you are so right! i'm so sorry for you, your familiy! i've lost 4 close friends and a sister within the last years so i can feel you. and i was and i am so thankful for music these days, cause it can give you while suffering so much...
and besides that: it's so touching that you can also relate to that kind of music... respect!
i knew it from demon knight ost. my parent bought me the cassette(damn,i'm old😁😁😁)hostile is my fav song from pantera....always enjoy watching your videos,bro...👍🤘
Thanks 🙏🏾
That was a great soundtrack. 1-800-Suicide by Gravediggaz on that album is fantastic
I bought the cassette soundtrack in late '95 from The Wherehouse. This is my 2nd favorite song on the soundtrack with my favorite being Diadems by Megadeth.
@@AllyRdr1 yep one of the very few rap songs I like.
Still have the album and it is just full of good songs.
We miss you Dime😔😔 I cry my eyes out every time I hear this. God why did you have to take him?
Needed another great guitar player for his band 🎸
God didnt take him. A psycho did.
I grew up listening to Pantera (one of my all time favorite bands). This song has always just been a good song, with little meaning to me until about 5 years ago when I lost my wife to cancer. No I live these lyrics every day of my life. I get choked up every time I hear it now.
The loss of someone is one of the fucking hardest things to go through. Im sorry for your loss, my man. This song has more weight to it now that 2 of the members, the brothers, are both gone. Amazing song though. Check out the FULL version of This Love by them. It’s beautiful
remember when you were growing up and parents would say this music is all about the devil. lol
LMMFAO yep, I would say go away hippie
What's so bad about the Devil? He gave us freedom of thought when God wanted us to be oblivious.
@@johan.ohgren And the tooth fairy gave a quarter.
Johan Öhgren pretty sure it was the other way around. God gave us the choice to choose
@@selfishstockton6123 It gave us the knowledge between good and evil. Just what god had, and used in multiple cases. I believe there is something, but not sure in a person that kills the whole world apart from a family, sounds a bit like Saddam Hussein or Hitler to me. This is NOT meant in offence to anyone that faith helps as I know it can, I just do not believe it went exactly that way.
I've always loved the ending of this song. When Phil and Dime trade notes. Awesome review as usual!
Got to meet Vinnie & Dime in May 2004. Greatest guys ever. GETCHA PULL!!
Thank you sir ... You have done the band and the song justice. That's all anybody can ask for.
A great two-play you could do: Planet Caravan. First by Black Sabbath, then the cover by Pantera. 🤘🏼🔥
Amen.
Great reaction as usual!! Check out "Mouth For War " PANTERA!!
Miss these guys so much ....I often wonder how pantera would fit in to todays world ..phils voice in this song is phenomenal
I'm really glad you felt that song with your soul, brother and enjoyed your reaction to it.such a deep song
In this river is actually a tribute to dime bag Darrell from his friend and one of the best to do it me Zac Wylde!!🎶🤘🙄
Loved this one brother!
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An incredible song that almost breaks down the stages of grieving... sadness, anger, acceptance...
First time I met Dime and Vinnie Dime was 14 and Vinnie was 16in Brownwood Texas we became lifelong friends.. to see their live show in the day makes you feel like you're floating on air. Miss those boys dearly....
My favorite by them. Shows Phil's vocal range
Machine Head - Old
Machine Head - Davidian
Be Still And Know
Brilliant reaction to a brilliant song, good sirs. My sister passed at 28 and 9 months pregnant. We lost both. She was not a metalhead, but she loved this song. Indeed, we bonded over this song.
The heart-wrenching guitar solo that dime plays in the middle of this song always gives me chills especially being I wasn't really a fan until after he was gone because of my age your fellow brothers in metal still miss you dime and we still feel your spirit everyday God bless you brother and your wonderful gift to the world of music and the world brother
Love your vids brother , sorry to hear about the loss of your sister ❤️ you spoke about dimebag making his guitars sing , have you ever heard of Jeff Healey he was a blind guitarist that boy could also make his guitar sing lol , and the same goes for Joe Satriani , particularly the songs Cryin’ or Love Thing! Much love and respect to you Jamel from across the pond 🇬🇧
Thank You🙏🏾
I’d put Stevie Ray Vaughan on that list too.
@Johnny B I also forgot Joe Satriani always with always with you but yes your absolutely right although I think Jamel has already reacted to a SRV vid!
Some say Vinnie had a hard time buying drum parts because they’d all run scared in fear of being beaten to death. Such groovy death.
Bradley Huddleston his signature drumsticks were called the knight stick. They were 1 inch thick so he could play a whole song without breaking one
Fantastic song and band. I had the pleasure of meeting Vinnie Paul in a now defunct bar in Garden City, Michigan. He was such an awesome guy....R.I.P.
im a jazz loveing black man but the song gives me chills everytime i hear it! the last part and the voice! wow
Try a band called CLUTCH!! Listen to spacegrass, big news or escape from the prison planet
Also try Corrosion of Conformity.
Listen to seven days, long whip big america or vote with a bullet
Your welcome and I love what your doin
Sebastian Calzada Clutch are great!
Love Clutch! On top of the other suggestions for songs, Quick Death in Texas is a nice, funky one. Corrosion is a good band, too.
ELECTRIC WORRY! ❤
Mob Goes Wild would be a good introduction song
great live band also
Just listen to literally ANY Clutch song
Now you gotta do Revolution is my name!
This is probably my favorite Pantera song. It shows Phil's range of vocal abilities as well as having a hard-ass riff.
I saw Pantera live in 2000/1 turned out to be amongst the last live shows they ever did together.
8:22 i always get goosebumps
React to "regular people" please
That riff is nasty!
I can't believe you've never heard this your missing out lol Everybody needs PANTERA in their lives♥
I grew up with that Abbott brotbers.....my dad was a country drummer who played with some of the old school rebel country artists in the 60's and 70's.....Vinnie and Darrells dad ran a studio called Pantego Studios in Arlington Tx.....my dad recorded there alot......this song is about Vinnie and Darrells mom Carolyn dying when they were young.....and now....they are both burried nezt to they're mother in the same family plot in Arlington......RIP D and V.....the world is a sadder place without you here with us creating music
With all that is going on in OUR GREAT CONTRAY!!! It is so nice to see a bother LOVE PanterA! I have seen them live five times and they always told us all NO MATER WHAT CREAD OR COLOR WE ARE HERE TOGETHER!!!!!!!!