Cowboys From Hell. And my favorite track is Medicine Man! That song really showed what Phil could do for his vocal range. And it's a killer track by the whole band!
I got to see Pantera five or six times. Three were at actual headline concerts, twice at Ozzfest and I think at 3-day metal fest. I got kicked in the head by Phil Anselmo trying to get to the stage to do a dive. I was met by dudes boot and I fell into the security mote & was rushed to the back of the crowd. Because, METAL🤘🏽
I met Pantera at Camelot music in Mayfield heights Ohio, was one of the first 10 inside and had my limited edition far beyond driven album with the screw going up the ass cover signed. They took the time and b.s with each and every fan. it was an experience. I miss in store band signings.
That is one of the takeaways of the digital age. However, we all know the music world don't like the whole digital thing because of Napster, Spotify, and what not? But, if they, shit, if we.... and they... all had a vote to choose to go back to the way things were back then or keep things as they are for all of us now. Truth be told. No one is voting for the return of the way things were. That's because we would have to give up our phones. All the personal entertainment & knowledge this little box of chips, wires, and circuit boards provides us all with throughout each minute and each second of our daily lives. Fuck that !!!!!!
When I was in the Navy my whole squadron would wake up and listen to Pantera on the way to the hangar. Pantera fueled us that deployment. Been a huge fan for over a decade and they're responsible for about 70% of my muscle mass, lol
Oh yeah! Love Far Beyond Driven is a great album. The big thing in 1994 was all the pop punk stuff like Green Day, etc. The Alternative machine was at full speed with Bush and the Foo Fighters. So many choices. I chose Pantera. As a guitar obsessed 20 something it was great times. Best since the 80s ended.
@@toddrichardson8595 Nope, in 94' The Food Fighters didn't exist. Some of their members were still around mopping up that mess that selfish fuck Kurt Nobrain left behind when he decided to eat a bullet instead of dealing with it. OOPS, hope that didn't offend anyone on here. If it did, oh well. Follow Kurt's lead or deal with it.
Nope, in 94' The Food Fighters didn't exist. Some of their members were still around mopping up that mess that selfish fuck Kurt Nobrain left behind when he decided to eat a bullet instead of dealing with it. OOPS, hope that didn't offend anyone on here. If it did, oh well.
Nativity in Black is the best tribute album ever. Even if Sabbath's sound was a little too old school for some metal heads, it really shows how great their writing and riffs were because they sound good coming out of so many other styles. (The second one had its moments too!)
Fuuuuu*K!!!! I remember buying this cassette and sitting in my car with it cranked completely up!!!…. I’m a 7-time Pantera show veteran and I miss Dime & Vinny so much….what a great FN album 🤘🔥🤘
VULGAR DISPLAY OF POWER is my favorite PANTERA album. Was the first PANTERA album I heard and was blown away. From beginning to end kicks ass. All the legendary songs on there plus RISE is one of my all time favorite PANTERA songs
I'm 44 in 2022 and still jam out to Pantera. Every album is heavier than the one before. I hated to see them fall apart and then the horrible tragedies that followed. Phil always gets the blame. But it wasn't him. The pain caused the addiction. And the addiction was what destroyed everything. If you've been there, you know I'm speaking truth. If you haven't, then you can't possibly understand.
@@jeremywanner3240 yes, and this reminds me of the comment I made under that video like a month ago.. About Trendkill being one of the heaviest albums of all time.
F. grunge. I came of age in the early 90s and Pantera was like a bright, golden path away from that weak music that suddenly so popular. Pantera was music I felt and got energy from, and I still appreciate and enjoy what they made. Pantera is so good.
Thank God they didn't follow Metallica's Black album. Black album is where Metallica lost me and so happy Pantera stayed heavy and didn't go commercial too.
My favorite Pantera albulm is still vulgar display. With that said I am proud to say I seen Pantera live 17 different times before the year 2001. Definitely the best metal show I ever seen was when I seen them with Megadeth and White Zombie. My cousin and I got thrown out for being too rough in the pit. We snuck back in like 2 minutes after getting the boot and continued being rough while in the pit🤕 This is some of the best memories I ever had in my life. Thanks Pantera! And I will be at the tribute shows next year, but probably not in the pit, too much!
THOSE WERE THE DAYS I'LL NEVER FORGET BEING PHILIP'S AGE THESE DAY'S UNFORTUNATELY ARE LONG GONE AND WELL NEVER BE THE SAME YES PANTERA IS TOURING THIS COMING YEAR 2023 BUT IT'S NOT PANTERA NORE WELL IT OR COULD IT EVER BE AGAIN WITH THE ABBOTT BROTHERS GONE. FOREVER STRONGER THAN ALL UNTIL THE END. VERY GREAT TIMES IN MY LIFE AS WELL AS BAD BUT I WOULDN'T CHANGE IT FOR THE WORLD!!!! RIP ABBOTT BROTHER'S.
"Cowboys From Hell" and "Vulgar Display of Power" are definitely INCREDIBLE albums but "Far Beyond Driven" is definitely my favorite Pantera album! Opening with Strength Beyond Strength could not be more perfect!! That song RIPS with the opening hardcore style riff that eventually evolves into a super sludgy (possibly their BEST) breakdown! Then the rest of the album's grooves are just heavy AF!
One crazy thing I just noticed is that Pantera ultimately never sold that many albums considering how popular they are. Despite debuting at #1 Far Beyond Driven only went gold that year and didn't get platinum status until 1997. Vulgar Display of Power was at platinum until 2004 then it went double. Incredibly loyal fan base and the band never sold out(or you could say they imploded before any legacy could be tarnished which is what happens to most bands that stick around for long enough.....like Megadeth/Metallica....etc
Throes of Rejection is Pantera's best track of all-time. Far Beyond Driven isn't their best album, to me, Vulgar Display is, but Throes is the best single track by Pantera. It's friggin amazing, Dimebag's solo is sick, the bass on it is amazing and Vinnie's drumming is super solid. Phil's lyrics are on-point as well. A great, great track.
Maaaan, you see? There ain't doubt that The Melvins are the most important band to the good 90s music! Please, could you make a video about King Buzzo projects thru the years? Thanks.
Can someone please find and do a story on their glamor rock hair metal band phase? The internet has been wiped clean of any trace. I've heard from a very reliable source with connections in the industry it exist.
Its pretty easy to find. Before Anselmo joined they released the album Metal Magic which is just plain hair metal sounding to my ears (I'm too young to know a lot about hair metal). You can listen to it from plenty of places, even Amazon sells it if I recall correctly). The Abbott brothers were big into that scene.
Good short story man. I can tell you respect the music. There will never be another PANTERA. This tour next year is complete BS and i will not support it. PANTERA’s legacy is just fine without the two remaining members trying to grab some cash on the Fallen. I will never respect Phil and Rex the way i once did…
I love Pantera more than Metallica but Fight Fire With Fire is more brutal than anything Pantera has done. It was even released in 1984, 10 years prior to Far Beyond Driven. Gotta pay our dues. Getcha pull
@@daBEAGLE1017 Heavier than "fucking hostile"? Hmmmmmm Grew up with Metallica and up until the black album "the sell out album" I have mad respect for them but I'll argue those two songs any day!!
@@neckbone3943 I too grew up with Metallica in the mid 80s, great times. Remember hearing the opening riff to Enter Sandman on the radio and saying "WTF" while our other buddies were in ecstasy. That's when I became heavily involved with SLAYER!! Good times indeed!
@@neckbone3943 ps, Fucking Hostile is indeed brutal. Nothing was more insane than those "spinning" pits when performed live. Fight Fire only gave us whiplash.
@@daBEAGLE1017 Right about Slayer!!! Was into them earlier then the black album but I definitely put them above and beyond Metallica. Those were the days!!!
@@integrity101 Yes, really. I can subjectively say Sad But True or My Friend of Misery are "heavier" than anything off FBD because it's opinion, not fact.
@@moderusprime Sure technically I can say Britney Spears album is the heaviest album of all time. Its subjective while also being moronic. Clearly FBD is the heaviest album to debut at #1. This really isnt rocket science. If you wanna say Hootie and the blowfish or whoever was heavier than fine.
The current Deathmetal band SPITE seems to be following the same idea. They claim they weren't hearing anything they liked, so they made it themselves on their recent 'Dedication to Flesh' album which I've played 10x non stop
I saw Pantera w White Zombie and Eye Hate God in San Francisco at the Cow Palace, and Phil Anselmo would not shut the fuck up! He kept making fun of Metallica in their own town and kept complaining that they had to stop the show at whatever time, otherwise the staff got paid overtime. He easily wasted 20 minutes complaining that could have been used to actually play music. What a nightmare! It was a good show otherwise.
@@ChickenJoe-tq6xd Lars has NEVER wasted that much time at a show, Anselmo apparently did this A LOT on that tour. I think his drug addiction was really starting to affect his behavior at that point, but he was still nothing short of a little bitch onstage.
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Favourite Pantera album? By the way here's the link to the Great Southern Trendkill video I did ruclips.net/video/uUn1LQwZGkQ/видео.html
Cowboys From Hell. And my favorite track is Medicine Man! That song really showed what Phil could do for his vocal range. And it's a killer track by the whole band!
Cowboys… the first pantera song I ever heard was domination….. blew my mind and melted my soul. Shaped me into the metal head I am today.
Video idea- the rise and fall of Columbia House and BMG I know, not just rock music but might be cool to hear about the history
Grunge is a loose term for the raw and heavy rock music, when rock music became harder with Garage rock in 58 and Psychedelic rock in 65
Pantera : slaughter at the Vatican
There best album 😂
I love the diversity of the charts back then. Pantera,Bonnie Raitt and Ace of Base
No there ARE NO CHARTS, just same recycled pop and hip-hop TikTok GARBAGE!!!
Now it is garbage, garbage, garbage.
Even the poppy stuff of back then was better than anything that's on the radio now.
What? There was no diversity at all, that's why Pantera getting up there is a historical highlight.
@@uncleesmentalhealthnetwork6339 So true.
25 Years. I didn't grow up with an abusive or alcoholic father, but, man, for some reason that song just hits me and its heavy af 🤘
Me neither, but that song hits home
Ditto
“Orphaned to the dope and drinks, I learned my lessons well somehow from you.” HAF
I'm broken is my fav Pantera song. Whenever I'm down it just speaks to me on a level no other song can.
Me too man. I was gonna leave the exact same comment. I'm broken
Agree.
I got to see Pantera five or six times. Three were at actual headline concerts, twice at Ozzfest and I think at 3-day metal fest. I got kicked in the head by Phil Anselmo trying to get to the stage to do a dive. I was met by dudes boot and I fell into the security mote & was rushed to the back of the crowd. Because, METAL🤘🏽
did you ever see them with white zombie?
@@whoisharo4689 War of the Gargantuas Tour 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 Was an awesome concert
Source: trust me bro
How bad ass is that??
@@2nd100k what else would you expect from youtube comments
I met Pantera at Camelot music in Mayfield heights Ohio, was one of the first 10 inside and had my limited edition far beyond driven album with the screw going up the ass cover signed. They took the time and b.s with each and every fan. it was an experience. I miss in store band signings.
That is one of the takeaways of the digital age. However, we all know the music world don't like the whole digital thing because of Napster, Spotify, and what not? But, if they, shit, if we.... and they... all had a vote to choose to go back to the way things were back then or keep things as they are for all of us now. Truth be told. No one is voting for the return of the way things were. That's because we would have to give up our phones. All the personal entertainment & knowledge this little box of chips, wires, and circuit boards provides us all with throughout each minute and each second of our daily lives. Fuck that !!!!!!
@@Marcd4DeathVideos well said Sir!! Stay Metal 🤘
When I was in the Navy my whole squadron would wake up and listen to Pantera on the way to the hangar. Pantera fueled us that deployment. Been a huge fan for over a decade and they're responsible for about 70% of my muscle mass, lol
Thank you for your service sir, and stay Metal! 🤘
I love that record. Start to finish its a master piece. Forever stronger then all!
One of the best albums the 90s gave us, hands down.
I’m broken is probably still my favorite song. It’s just so f-kin good!
When "Far beyond driven" came out.OMG it was so awesomely HARD!!!🤘😎👍
Their Planet Caravan cover still makes the hair on the back my neck stand up. 🤘🏽
It still is to this day!
@@angelotrinidad6888 absolutely
Pantera and Faith no More made the 90s rock for me
Oh yeah! Love Far Beyond Driven is a great album. The big thing in 1994 was all the pop punk stuff like Green Day, etc. The Alternative machine was at full speed with Bush and the Foo Fighters. So many choices. I chose Pantera. As a guitar obsessed 20 something it was great times. Best since the 80s ended.
The Foo Fighters were not around in 1994
@@toddrichardson8595 Nope, in 94' The Food Fighters didn't exist. Some of their members were still around mopping up that mess that selfish fuck Kurt Nobrain left behind when he decided to eat a bullet instead of dealing with it. OOPS, hope that didn't offend anyone on here. If it did, oh well. Follow Kurt's lead or deal with it.
Nope, in 94' The Food Fighters didn't exist. Some of their members were still around mopping up that mess that selfish fuck Kurt Nobrain left behind when he decided to eat a bullet instead of dealing with it. OOPS, hope that didn't offend anyone on here. If it did, oh well.
I remember popunk being more late 90s
@@Kharis- The Foo Fighters and Bush are worse
That album is relentlessly heavy, but in a way that you want to keep listening. It's dynamic but still brutal.
Nativity in Black is the best tribute album ever. Even if Sabbath's sound was a little too old school for some metal heads, it really shows how great their writing and riffs were because they sound good coming out of so many other styles. (The second one had its moments too!)
agree . Type O Negative's cover blew me away.
I remember skipping school that Tuesday!! Had to have it!!
Everyone in 94: metal is dead!
Pantera: hold my black toothed grin...
Stronger Than All!
Forever stronger than all!
Pantera should be in the Rock n roll hall of Fame one day. 😀👍🤘🎸
Yes! Without a doubt
I got to see Pantera open up for Black Sabbath in Las Vegas in 1999. I was 16 years old. Im glad I got to witness that.
Fuuuuu*K!!!! I remember buying this cassette and sitting in my car with it cranked completely up!!!…. I’m a 7-time Pantera show veteran and I miss Dime & Vinny so much….what a great FN album 🤘🔥🤘
VULGAR DISPLAY OF POWER is my favorite PANTERA album. Was the first PANTERA album I heard and was blown away. From beginning to end kicks ass. All the legendary songs on there plus RISE is one of my all time favorite PANTERA songs
I'm 44 in 2022 and still jam out to Pantera. Every album is heavier than the one before. I hated to see them fall apart and then the horrible tragedies that followed. Phil always gets the blame. But it wasn't him. The pain caused the addiction. And the addiction was what destroyed everything. If you've been there, you know I'm speaking truth. If you haven't, then you can't possibly understand.
Far Beyond Driven blew my mind.
I distinctly remember when " Slaughtered" hit me.
Probably a top ten favorite of mine.
Pantera saved the 90s
Pantera WAS the ‘90s for me from ‘94 on.
Nah
Calm down.
pantera n deftones are amazing
For mainstream fans... Death metal, grindcore, 2 nd wave Black metal and industrial metal saved the 90s
I fucking LOVE this album!!!👍🏽🤘🏽👊🏽👊🏽👊🏽
Love both In Utero and Far Beyond Driven!
The album Dimebag introduced me to the Whammy Pedal with
Around the time. I discovered Pantera.
5 minutes alone is a wicked tune and dime shreds a wicked riff towards the end , funny story behind it too
Peaked #1 without major radio play* that's a fact and major accomplishment
Far Beyond Driven is the heaviest album ever made imo. Changed my life.
A world lit only by Fire by Godflesh
Isnt the Great southern trendkill heavier than far beyond driven?
@@jeremywanner3240 i think tgst feels so heavy for its atmosphere. it's very dark
@@jeremywanner3240 yes, and this reminds me of the comment I made under that video like a month ago.. About Trendkill being one of the heaviest albums of all time.
the great southern trendkill is way heavier and better imo
F. grunge. I came of age in the early 90s and Pantera was like a bright, golden path away from that weak music that suddenly so popular. Pantera was music I felt and got energy from, and I still appreciate and enjoy what they made. Pantera is so good.
Thank God they didn't follow Metallica's Black album. Black album is where Metallica lost me and so happy Pantera stayed heavy and didn't go commercial too.
My favorite Pantera albulm is still vulgar display. With that said I am proud to say I seen Pantera live 17 different times before the year 2001. Definitely the best metal show I ever seen was when I seen them with Megadeth and White Zombie. My cousin and I got thrown out for being too rough in the pit. We snuck back in like 2 minutes after getting the boot and continued being rough while in the pit🤕
This is some of the best memories I ever had in my life. Thanks Pantera!
And I will be at the tribute shows next year, but probably not in the pit,
too much!
I remembered that day well when I bought that CD
THOSE WERE THE DAYS I'LL NEVER FORGET BEING PHILIP'S AGE THESE DAY'S UNFORTUNATELY ARE LONG GONE AND WELL NEVER BE THE SAME YES PANTERA IS TOURING THIS COMING YEAR 2023 BUT IT'S NOT PANTERA NORE WELL IT OR COULD IT EVER BE AGAIN WITH THE ABBOTT BROTHERS GONE. FOREVER STRONGER THAN ALL UNTIL THE END. VERY GREAT TIMES IN MY LIFE AS WELL AS BAD BUT I WOULDN'T CHANGE IT FOR THE WORLD!!!! RIP ABBOTT BROTHER'S.
RIP ABBOTTS
That album is AWESOME!!! 🤘🏻
Greatest Metal band ever. Never softened, never gave up on Metal just got heavier and heavier.
"Cowboys From Hell" and "Vulgar Display of Power" are definitely INCREDIBLE albums but "Far Beyond Driven" is definitely my favorite Pantera album!
Opening with Strength Beyond Strength could not be more perfect!! That song RIPS with the opening hardcore style riff that eventually evolves into a super sludgy (possibly their BEST) breakdown!
Then the rest of the album's grooves are just heavy AF!
Phil is the man. I give him props for saying the most politically incorrect thing a person can say at this time.
DO IT
That was awesome!
This is actually Pantera's 3rd studio album on a major label. Technically it's the 7th one for the band. 🤘
Yeah but we don’t talk about the first few albums 🤫
1988 Power Metal album is damn good
@@williamsussman7343 yeah I know. It's kind of a Fight Club thing, we just don't talk about it lol.
Far Beyond Driven is one heavy ass album I'm surprised it made it on the billboard 100 list.
Pantera's planet caravan is just so good
FOREVER STRONGER THAN ALL
Far Beyond Driven is is one of the greatest rock albums ever
Excellent album I'm Broken was the first track I heard and what got me into Pantera
Why would anyone have expectedly them to slow down like Metallica? I wore this out in the 90s but mine never had "the badge"
Great video.
One crazy thing I just noticed is that Pantera ultimately never sold that many albums considering how popular they are. Despite debuting at #1 Far Beyond Driven only went gold that year and didn't get platinum status until 1997. Vulgar Display of Power was at platinum until 2004 then it went double. Incredibly loyal fan base and the band never sold out(or you could say they imploded before any legacy could be tarnished which is what happens to most bands that stick around for long enough.....like Megadeth/Metallica....etc
Great content brother 🤘🏻
Love this band.
That thumbnail though. Jesus. Fucking love the Nick Cave reference though.
I dont have any regrets inlife but not seeing Pantera live just became 1
Excellent album R I P PANTERA AND THE ABBOTT BROTHERS
🔥THNX for the PanterA man🔥 edit: Far Beyond Driven tops my list
Far Beyond Driven is my favorite Pantera album
The great Southern trendkill LP made ne really respect them as a metal band
Also I remember when all those writers thought PANTERA was a new band like WTF TOU GUYS EVEN PAY ATTENTION lol
Saw pantera open for Skid Row and Black Sabbath in the 90s both times in Ma.
15348 views and 14,500 rock n roll rookies didn't upvote.
the closet i got to seeing pantera was damage plan never seen any of phills stuff live sadly
Can you do a video on the Pantera/White Zombie tour of 96? I saw that tour at Red Rocks in Colorado!
yes with EyeHateGod too right? That's on my list.
@@rnrtruestories Sweet! And yes EYEHATEGOD opened that tour!
I liked the 97 tour with Neurosis and Biohazard. Neurosis was still the greatest show I saw live, then.
Phil Anselmo made the band, the fucked-up his voice, his back and, eventually, the band itself. It is truly a tragic story.
So much better then that Rock Feed shit.
Pantera: the kinder, gentler Exhorder
Throes of Rejection is Pantera's best track of all-time. Far Beyond Driven isn't their best album, to me, Vulgar Display is, but Throes is the best single track by Pantera. It's friggin amazing, Dimebag's solo is sick, the bass on it is amazing and Vinnie's drumming is super solid. Phil's lyrics are on-point as well. A great, great track.
alright
Maaaan, you see? There ain't doubt that The Melvins are the most important band to the good 90s music! Please, could you make a video about King Buzzo projects thru the years? Thanks.
Who tf was melvins?
@@jarumsuntik4099 way to out yourself as a noob
@@Xeroforte melvins was a noob?
Pantera is the heaviest thing to hit this earth since the astroid that killed the dinosaurs.
Kurt Cobain also cited The Melvins as an inspiration.
Far Beyond Driven is the last great Metal album…and is in the top 3 for GOAT
Can someone please find and do a story on their glamor rock hair metal band phase? The internet has been wiped clean of any trace. I've heard from a very reliable source with connections in the industry it exist.
Its pretty easy to find. Before Anselmo joined they released the album Metal Magic which is just plain hair metal sounding to my ears (I'm too young to know a lot about hair metal). You can listen to it from plenty of places, even Amazon sells it if I recall correctly). The Abbott brothers were big into that scene.
@@Anathemas very cool ill have to look for that. have you seen any of their pictures or posters from that time?
🤘🤘🤘
5 minutes alone makes you drunk when your high and high when your drunk
Phil is the perfect front man. He's just a scary looking dude
I remember the news and it flew in the face of trends dominating the charts. Maybe Phil having no hair got them a pass
🤘😎🤘
Can you do a video on buzzoven?
Good short story man. I can tell you respect the music. There will never be another PANTERA. This tour next year is complete BS and i will not support it. PANTERA’s legacy is just fine without the two remaining members trying to grab some cash on the Fallen. I will never respect Phil and Rex the way i once did…
That's idiotic.
Love their bread
they are a perfect example that when you stick to your guns, you make history, other will sell their soul for a dollar
And they did it w 0 help from radio. It was 100% organic
Pantera saved metal
Pantera? Lighten up? Yeah right!
Heavier than anything Metallica has ever done
I love Pantera more than Metallica but Fight Fire With Fire is more brutal than anything Pantera has done. It was even released in 1984, 10 years prior to Far Beyond Driven.
Gotta pay our dues.
Getcha pull
@@daBEAGLE1017 Heavier than "fucking hostile"? Hmmmmmm
Grew up with Metallica and up until the black album "the sell out album" I have mad respect for them but I'll argue those two songs any day!!
@@neckbone3943 I too grew up with Metallica in the mid 80s, great times.
Remember hearing the opening riff to Enter Sandman on the radio and saying "WTF" while our other buddies were in ecstasy. That's when I became heavily involved with SLAYER!!
Good times indeed!
@@neckbone3943 ps, Fucking Hostile is indeed brutal. Nothing was more insane than those "spinning" pits when performed live. Fight Fire only gave us whiplash.
@@daBEAGLE1017 Right about Slayer!!! Was into them earlier then the black album but I definitely put them above and beyond Metallica.
Those were the days!!!
From forehead to ribcage.....
😢
Last Great band....
The Great Southern Trend kill was good, minus those cheese ball ballads
Good friends and a bottle of pills pretty much describes my 20s lol
At which point did they make music history? FBD wasn't the first metal album to debut at #1, so what am I missing?
It was the heaviest
@@integrity101 That's subjective.
@@moderusprime not really.
@@integrity101 Yes, really. I can subjectively say Sad But True or My Friend of Misery are "heavier" than anything off FBD because it's opinion, not fact.
@@moderusprime
Sure technically I can say Britney Spears album is the heaviest album of all time. Its subjective while also being moronic.
Clearly FBD is the heaviest album to debut at #1. This really isnt rocket science. If you wanna say Hootie and the blowfish or whoever was heavier than fine.
I prefer the original album cover of Far Beyond Driven.
More like, Far Beyond Driven By Greed To Start A Tribute Band
The current Deathmetal band SPITE seems to be following the same idea. They claim they weren't hearing anything they liked, so they made it themselves on their recent 'Dedication to Flesh' album which I've played 10x non stop
Vinnie Paul looks mexican.
I saw Pantera w White Zombie and Eye Hate God in San Francisco at the Cow Palace, and Phil Anselmo would not shut the fuck up! He kept making fun of Metallica in their own town and kept complaining that they had to stop the show at whatever time, otherwise the staff got paid overtime. He easily wasted 20 minutes complaining that could have been used to actually play music. What a nightmare! It was a good show otherwise.
I mean makes sense when crappy musicians like Lars talks trash when he can barely play in tempo
@@ChickenJoe-tq6xd Lars has NEVER wasted that much time at a show, Anselmo apparently did this A LOT on that tour. I think his drug addiction was really starting to affect his behavior at that point, but he was still nothing short of a little bitch onstage.