Last Time We Heard PANTERA
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Last Time We Heard PANTERA was August 26th, 2001. The band was brimming with eternal tensions and vocalist Phil Anselmo could barely function with his heroin addiction due to back pain. There comes a time when the show must come to an end. In this video we'll watch epic final performances from Pantera, Dio, Black Sabbath, The Ramones, Queen and much more muhahaha. Do you think Zakk Wylde will be able to replace Dimebag Darrell in the upcoming Pantera Tribute tour?
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We lost Peter Steele from Type O Negative also in 2010. That left a gapping hole in the metal world. An original talent out of Brooklyn, NY.
Same. I'll never forget the first time I heard them. I was picking up a sack from my boy and he was jamming them. Me and my buddy, who was with me, left and headed right to the record store to get our own copy (Bloody Kisses)
And he was taller than Krist Novoselic
Dimebag was the reason I picked up a guitar!!! The domination video live in Moscow🤘🏼🤘🏼 doesn’t really get much better than that.
Hearing Mr. Crowley for the first time as a kid made me wanna pick up guitar. Then I heard Tony Iommi and Dimebag, and that was it. Those 3 are my holy trinity of guitarists.
The Riff Master rules!🤘
I picked up the guitar because of James Hetfield and Kirk Hammett. But Kirk is the main reason and my main influence. When I heard the opening clean solos in Fade To Black and Welcome Home (Sanitarium) I thought it sounded so beautiful and I wanted to be able to play it and make melodic solos.
Mine was Iommi!🤘
Nobody knows when it's the last time.... Rip Dime
Pantera tribute show opening for Metallica!
Don't forget get rich scheme!!!
@Eliza Page Panera? They do make good sandwiches! 🥪
Influences are...
Started with Tony Iommi from my dad's record collection.
Then Slash when Guns n Roses broke on MTv
Then Zakk Wylde and Jerry Cantrell when No More Tears and Dirt came out. That was my first concert. Ozzy, Alice and Blind Melon.
Those were my main influences when I started out.
my brother used to work for the british importers of his dean guitar and one day dime and vinnie came to the place to meet the staff, were friendly but stoned. when he went to washburn they got an order to cease all promotion etc
I never saw Pantera live, but got to see Damageplan 10 days before Dime was killed. Ended up with a handful of picks he threw into the crowd. Who woulda thought 10 days later the unimaginable would have happened. I still have the picks to this day.
the last Nirvana concert here in munich, Riem 1994..will never forget it..
where is the Slayer last tour :/ ?
Morbid Angel's Trey Azagthoth is who inspired me to play guitar. His style is from another world and I had to figure out how he did it.
I never comment but your mention of the unplugged album hit me. It was for sure the one that got me into guitar.. thanks for all your work and I will keep practicing 666min and 69 seconds a day with my WAP juice firmly in hand
That Queen clip sounded really good
im still waiting for the day i meet Phil. He actually lives in the same town as me
I picked up the axe purely because of Slash. His playing still makes my balls tingle
Daron Malakian from System of a Down got me interested in metal and Dimebag got me playing solos and striving to be the best.
i find it amusing that metallica is taking "pantera" out on a two year tour, and you make a video that pantera is a beautiful memory. you get it. \O/
I saw Pantera in ‘98 at the Milton Keynes Bowl in the UK. They were an insanely powerful musical force. Just jaw dropping.
My inspiration? As a little kid, it was Rick Parafit from Status Quo. I loved how he just stood there and battered that Tele. However, it was seeing GNR’s New York Ritz show that made me actually get a guitar and commit to it. Somehow, years later at 45 years young I’m making a living as a musician. Thank you Slash, I think. (It ain’t easy!).
Motörhead, Sabbath, how to be, opened for Pantera in 92 in Philly
Shred the person who truly inspired me is my cousin Ethan he was teaching me then he died in February he was only 26 or 27 I miss him soo fukin much it sucks losing family that you bonded with so much and I’m just 13 I still think about him every day rest in piece Ethan I love you brother
For me yes, Zakk wylde its the best option now!
Exactly! It's like he has the pick of destiny mwhahaha
I seen them on their last tour. It was amazing! I didn't realize how lucky I truly was at the time. Almost caught one of Vinnie Paul's drum heads also. Went right over my hand by about two inches. Guy behind me caught it.
Just went and visited his and Vinnie's grave.
RIP both of those boys.
Dime was a big influence on me
I saw one of the last shows pantera ever played on the extreme steel tour .still remember that day July 9 2001.in Kansas city Missouri.
The person who inspired me to pick up the axe for the first time was actually a friend of mine back in high school. We became friends in freshman year and he introduced me to the world of Heavy Metal. I immediately knew I loved the music and became addicted to the culture of rock and metal. But it wasn't until I went over to his house and saw him play for the first time. He opened up his guitar case and out came a shiny, black Gibson Explorer! It was the coolest thing I'd ever seen, he plugged in and started playing Puppets, Cowboys, Trooper, Crazy Train etc...and it was mind blowing! Seeing that the music and the playing was real, made me immediately want to get my own axe and start fingering my G-String asap!
One of the ugliest guitars ever imo.
First guy that made me want to play guitar? Ace Frehley from KISS
I just hope Zakk Playing Dimes songs carries over to Black Labels next album.
Thanks Shred!
What is the recommended down pick to up pick ratio for Metal Level 42069666?
The head cutting contest on Crossroads! Made me wanna play!! I practiced until I could play Jack Butler’s trick bag!!
I think it was also Geezer Butler playing with Dio in that clip.
For me it was Kirk Hammett that made me start playing guitar. My dad had the binge and purge VHS set. 1989 Seattle show, specifically Master of Puppets, that's when I knew i wanted to play guitar.
It's mainly the thrash scene where most of my influences are, and some other influences such as Chuck Schuldiner, Dimebag, Iron Maiden. Thanks for the reminder of time being finite, Shred. Write some brutal songs before your times up.
The guitarist who influenced me the most is Ritchie Blackmore.
for me it was literally dime. then i realized i wasn't there yet so tom delonge got me really into guitar. now, i'm just at the point (like 10 years in) where dimes parts aren't impossible for me
Paul grey was the bassist.
The rev died because his medications clashed in his bloodstream during his sleep.
Mental health prescriptions taken in the wrong way
Randy Rhoads for sure. But discovering other heavier stuff definitely helped develop my style as well.
9:44 Words to live by.
My inspiration was from many, Page, Hendrix, Clapton, and then SRV, Satriani, Via, I could just name all of them since they all added to the music world. It's hard to say. Oh one you won't know my guitar teacher John Zander.
For me it was Doug Marks and Michael angelo batio.
No Chris Cornell??? What???!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
I know this is a guitar oriented video but I gotta say, seeing Lemmy on an old Motörhead VHS as a kid made me want to play guitar. Just his stage presence and coolness factor alone made me say "I wanna do that" as a child.
I met Lemmy in a strip club when they opened for Sabbath in the 90's , he was the real deal and cool as hell. No ego bullshit or nothing , we drank a picture of beer and just bullshitted before he went on stage. RIP Lemmy!!!
@@mikeg6666 That's ridiculously cool that you got to meet him! Motörhead is my favorite band, I never got to see them live though unfortunately. He is definitely a true Rock and Roll renegade. He did everything his way no matter what. RIP Lemmy, Fast Eddie, Philthy Animal, and Würzel! All the Aces together again..
@@Scape9999 I was in the right place at the right time , a strip club. Who would've thought 🤣 he was such a cool guy. Yeah you gotta admire people like that who live life their way until the end. I also live that way , you only live once and it should be on your terms nobody else's!✌️🤘
@@mikeg6666 It's inspiring and I try to incorporate hints of that in my own life as well. Instead of speed I drink energy drinks and I rock a wicked set of mutton chops. He lived with no regrets and got to live his dreams on his own terms. Live Like Lemmy (LLL)
@@Scape9999 Exactly and yeah I'm not into the speed thing either. Also those energy drinks make my heart rate go crazy and I don't like that feeling. I'll stick with occasional weed every now and then and some good whiskey! I'm 56 so I've been there and done it , a good cigar with bourbon hits the spot for me!✌️🤘
Dime was one of my guitar heroes during my formative playing years. I was too young during Pantera’s initial run. And Dime was killed the day before I had tickets to see Damageplan. I know it’s not the same but I’m stoked I get to see them open for Metallica next year.
I believe the rev passed away as a result of his body having a reaction to some painkillers, which caused his heart to pump twice the normal rate or something like that
My dad had an acoustic guitar and he taught me how to play "Sunshine Of Your Love" when I was 9 and I was hooked. I'm 41 now. Then I wanted to play bass because Geezer Butler! Black Sabbath! INTO THE VOID!!!
I'm a very basic beginner with a cheap guitar that was given to me. I'm not young and my hands are really having a hard time with the guitar. I know I'll never be able to shread but maybe can learn some slow doom metal type chords. That is the goal. I been watching you videos for awhile even before I physically had the guitar trying to get a grasp on certain things I can read and understand tabs but that's about it.
I want to invent a time machine and a live-forever pill... maybe I can learn guitar that way...
Love me some heavy music but damn it Freddie held Wembley stadium in the palm of his hand.
the pantera tribute does their 1st show today (December 1st)
Paul gray played bass
Zakk Wylde is the reason I picked up the guitar at 17 years old. I love Dime, Kerry King, Skolnick, Rich Ward...
🤘🤘🤘🤘
For me, the loss of Kurt hits me hardest, still to this day. What a list tho, incredible talent top to bottom
Joey Belladonna!!! One of the best live singers!! He killed Dio’s Man On The Silver Mountain..
Steve Harris made me pick up a bass
Jimmy page was the first person that made me pick up my instrument.
David Gilmour was the first person who made me understand it.
Dave Mustaine made me get better at it.
dimebag was phenomena and exception in music world 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 i have lived with pantera
Not too far from the Rainbow Bar & Grille, Eh Shred? What's the Neighborhood like around there these days?... Dimebag Darrell Abbott was the culmination of all who came before him. A true original.
Bro did not jus say kirk
Black Sabbath is so old, but feel “younger” than a lot of the other great bands, it’s extraordinary, but also sad that so many actually young bands ended way too early
When I heard Fear Of The Dark, I started playing guitar in school. They didn't have electric guitars though and my parents wouldn't buy me one so I lost interesting in it pretty quickly. The acoustic guitar I had to use was horrible, the action was like 2 cm off the fretboard lol. When I got a little older I heard Metallica and got the urge again, by that time was able to earn a little money and bought a Squier Stratocaster at 16.
Hey shred Paul gray was for sure the bassist but much more he was an amazing song writer as well very talented imo
The Rev overdosed apparently. It was a relapse if I'm not mistaken. I was such a huge fan of theirs. I got to see them twice before his passing. Probably the best live drummer I have seen in my 16 years of concert going.
guns and roses changed my life and filled me with energy for a decade
Paul is the bassist
Paul grey was the bass player
Far as he understands Freddie Mercury came to surpassed AIDS this guy doesn't know much call himself a metalhead yeah Paul Gray was the bass player Jesus discussion really dirty shit together
He totally said Kirk!
People say papa het and dime but for me and my time it was 06 bfmv during the poison. Now a days that’s changed tho lol
Honestly Green Day was the band that made me pick up the axe
At 46 yo my goal is the same as it was at 16! Make a living doing what I love… MUSIC! My band now has the potential to do that. Check out, Black Corvus! You might like it. Some good old bare bone hard rock/heavy metal.
No matter what, I’ll never stop playing. 🤘🏼😝🤘🏼
No body is replacing dime bag
I picked up the guitar after listening to Nobody’s fool solo by Cinderella. Then got into thrash with Megadeth and expanded from there.
The rev died from OD I believe
Please look up Attila Voros! Amazing guitar player that dissects Dimebags playing.
My goal is to get better at 🎸
My first guitarist that got me was Tom morello from Rage against the machine it blew me away to find out those sounds were from a guitar
Freddie was the best!
Space Ace
My biggest musical influence is Avenged sevenfold . Excellent songwriters ... No doubt ... btw the rev died off of substance and alcohol poisoning rip drumlord the one and only ... foREVer
paul is bassist
That right hand of Zakky. He might not be able to help but pick a lot more notes than Dime.
6:18 Kirk..
definitely react to more avenged sevenfold they have a huge fan base on youtube
Metallica was my reason. Now i'm not allowed to play Enter Sandman in guitar stores. WTF! :D
Slash, dime
charlie benante was amazing during their first show. zakk was disappointing imo
Hearing you critique music is hilarious. Show us your original music bro! Don't play it too loud though, you might wake up mom and Dad. You know you are on your last warning to not wake Dad up when he's on night shift. Stop asking your Mom for more hot pockets, her knees are too bad to walk up and down to your room.
Did you really just say "who's Paul Gray ?" ...for shame bro ...for shame .
Tragic
16.5.2010. Dio died when I was on Mettalica in Croatia.
if Black Sabbath is alfa of metal music the Polyphia is omega, why ? because modern metal was formed by band Meshuggah, its peak of modern metal music and Djent... people had reacion to this so they pushed limits and they started copy because its cool so they made Trap... in my opinion its bad to mix those thing metal music was always something what separated people we pushed our limits to death core for example those vocals sound like devil itself i mean infant aninhalator ... nowdays people put some fashon on them and play milion melodis on guitar sound like garbage lol
I hated Nirvana!! It was garbage!! He didn’t even try to perform well live!! That horse will get the best of you until that’s all that matters!! Alice In Chains completely destroyed Nirvana!! I still don’t understand the appeal!!!
Weird Al performed their songs better!!
@@jeremyswalley8625 erm, hell no
Paul Grey was their OG bassist.
Kerry king should of played or this pantera outfit?
My biggest Influence is John Petrucci.
Oh man... he is the Master!!!
i dont have goals in life. i live my life away. like Diogenes in his barrel. but i am curious of how much more, humans can fuck up their planet. and i hope i witness an apocalypse like the one that wiped out the ancient civilizations. yea, thats my goal. praise Cthulhu!