Sry mate but were there times that they were not in their prime?! Even the last show where Phil was destroyed from drugs was fucking insanely good! That heroin voice was crazy man...
This was the last time I had a chance to see Pantera live in the UK, I'm in that crowd somewhere, absolutely blasted. Just nailed tickets for their show in Feb 2025 and I am SO hyped. Drinks in the air that night for Dime & Vinnie, for sure - Getcha Pull, brothers \m/, can't wait
@@4labsfarm Phil is too energetic for Meshuggah. Jens Kidmans whole deal is staying in one spot with his growling. Meshuggah are the kings at the moment
@@jeremyjames1659 Nah, people that don't recognise sub-genres for whatever lame reasons they have are just naïve and ignorant. So you are saying this is heavy metal? Does it sound like Black Sabbath? Judas Priest? Iron Maiden? Get real my dude, they exist for a reason, to differentiate between the (obviously different to anyone with any sense); sounds. I guess you would say Marduk were heavy metal, or Aborted. Ridiculous 🙄
@@jeremyjames1659 it’s a sub genre. they’re the hardest yet the grooviest of all time it’s not even debatable. Not a deep band but by fuck they can’t not make you move
@@mattshepherd8586 Yeah as you said, when you are in a band with Dimebag, Vinnie and Phill it's tough to compete lol. He was great though, he made the songs chunkier and he made some cool bass lines, which sadly aren't that loud (like the bass line in the solo of CFH is fucking groovy, it's almost a disco beat too
He's not underrated it's just the fact of having the best guitar player and best front man in metal next to him .. we can say the same about Vinnie Paul , people usually only speak about guitar players and vocals but every pantera member is in the top 3 musicians in metal history
You know what, I've never watched any interviews of Pantera. Judging by their stage presence, I always thought that they'd be some proper horrible bastards. These dudes are the most down to earth, chilled guys I've seen. Fair fucking play.
It's so f**kin sad to see the Abbott Brothers between songs in the interview bits knowing that 2 of the tightest metal musicians are no longer with us. I'm very glad that I got to see them 4 times when they ruled the world 🤘🔥🤘🖤
Today I watched this video the first time and it's so sad and of course I'm happy to see this musicans "alive". What a drummer and what a guitarist! You'll be never forgotten.
Dude you're a poser. Everyone knows Rex won many awards from metal magazines for being the best meta bassist for a ten year period. Stop saying dumb shit you know nothing about.
@@jeremyjames1659 dunno about best work but I think it was a super tight sounding record. I personally love the drums on reinventing cos they sound open and live. Still, all good stuff isn’t it ✌🏼
God. Damn. Fuck. I know you can make any band tight like VDOP or FBD in the studio these days, but what you're hearing here is a band that can actually play that tight.
Vinnie deserves more credit for the success of Pantera.. you can tell in the interview he was the business man of the operation. RIP Abbott brothers..👍🏻
Agreed. I've seen loads of metal bands but never got to see Pantera, something which haunts me on a daily basis! We just have to accept that no matter how many bands you see live, you can't see em all.
Amazing performance here; this live clip really does show the talent of all 4 band members, each skill set is clearly defined and the end result is an absolute killer live band! Absolutely gutted I never got to see Pantera live 😟 RIP Dime and Vinnie.
Man my heart just lit up hearing the interviews. I'm sure you could have the best time of your life being around those guys. They seem absolutely genuine and nice
man these bros must have been a pleasure to meet. These guys are so cool, humble and at the same time bad ass metal gods, best sibling rockers ever man, RIP DIME AND VIN you will never be forgotten, your talents will be admired for fucking ever!!
Was blessed to see Pantera 4 times and they kick ass. The best show was with Slayer in 01 Phil looked like a cult leader and they had a nice heavy polished sound everything was on point 🤘🤘
Pantera was and has always been a down to earth band. Our rhythm guitarrist met them in 1996 in Berlin prior to a show. They respected him and talked about the upcoming show just like they were on camera. It was only Phil who took on opioides, and develepoed into Down and Superjoint Ritual, and other Death Metal sideckicks. Now with the horrific death of both Abbots, Phil continued to play their songs live full show.
No two ways about it.....listen to the crowd singing back...that says it all.... they set the bench mark for me...i go back over there stuff and they impress me all over again
At the time Pantera was right to call themselves Heavy Metal, and anybody who said otherwise can Walk on Home! And the crazy thing is, they got even heavier.
I was actually here with my dad, my Uncle, my friend Joshua & my sister. I just saw it today & never saw this on RUclips before. I remembered that morning around 6 Am, someone used our Stove inside our tent & somehow burned it (Our tent was half Burned). My Dad & my Uncle were so pissed that day, they literally wanna punch that man, if he was not with his 10 yrs old son, he will probably get his ass kick. What a day. I think it's around June or July 4th or 5th 1994. It's my 1st time to see PanterA Live & from that day never i stop listening to them ever atleast once a day. Donnington Park never let us down. LEGENDS RESPECT.
Was there too, at one point I was holding some absolutely wrecked dude upright, just as This Love kicked off I let go of him and he fell flat on his face. He may or may not then have got a little stood on ooooooops 🤟🏻
slaughtered is just so freaking badass, will always be a top 3 pantera song for me! the vocals, drums and guitar are all ridiculously killer, its definitely probably vinnie pauls song though, the drumming is spectacular!
You could not go to one of these shows and not feel fucking invincible afterward. There was so much power behind that band live- the raw energy just plowed through you. It was like adrenaline. I miss the brotherhood of fans and all the tiddies too. So much fun!
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Man, im fucking thankful i grew up in Panteras prime... The fucking best
all my mates went to this gig, I wasn't allowed until 96 unfortunately, but still 100% agree
🎯
Sry mate but were there times that they were not in their prime?! Even the last show where Phil was destroyed from drugs was fucking insanely good! That heroin voice was crazy man...
We need a pantera movie
YES
Absolutely it's time
Paul Rudd should play Dime
rahul yong wow I could totally see that ! Who to play Phil
c laird ooo was thinking on this lol... taylor kitsch?
"Pantera wasn't just some fucking band...Pantera changed people's lives"
yES THEY FUCKING DID
You got that shit right 🤘
00:00 Slaughtered
03:51 Dime and Vinnie interview
07:33 Fucking Hostile
10:25 Dime and Vinnie interview
16:25 This Love
Vinnie is so well spoken. No one knew. RIP Vinnie and Dimebag
Rex probably don’t get enough credit..he’s ripping on the bass!! Solid live playing!
Joey Tellez yes he did he was the king of heavy metal bass.
You should read his book. It's pretty good.
Rex is crucial the band only worked with these four members no compromise
Hes amazing
You have to remember Rex had been playing with vinnie since JUNIOR HIGH. They knew eachother inside out before dime.
Take note of how kick ass every second of this video is.
That Live tone is so god, the drums sound like the studio drum sound. Dirty bass, powerful guitar, amazing vocal performance.
Vince drumming sounds like a cannon live in person. He beats the drums hard like Bonham did.
This was the last time I had a chance to see Pantera live in the UK, I'm in that crowd somewhere, absolutely blasted. Just nailed tickets for their show in Feb 2025 and I am SO hyped. Drinks in the air that night for Dime & Vinnie, for sure - Getcha Pull, brothers \m/, can't wait
Vinne Paul was the tightest metal drummer of all time
Chris Choir he was bang in the pocket, scary good
He was superb , his bass drum flicks are superb , the end of Slaughtered is amazing .
Dude seriously.. I’m. Guitar player, got here for Dime but seriously,
All o hear is the right drumming
Mario Duplantier (Gojira)
Pantera: home of the hardest kick beaters in music. Man knew how to use them tho.
Metal vocals actually don't get better than this.
YEEES
YES! I'd like to hear Phil sing for Meshuggah.
@@4labsfarm Phil is too energetic for Meshuggah. Jens Kidmans whole deal is staying in one spot with his growling. Meshuggah are the kings at the moment
@@4labsfarm The 1994 version of Phil though. Don't think the 2023 version of him would be intense enough.
@@The716_ Sad but true
Say what you want but the breakdowns in "this love" and "domination" are some of the best in the whole metal genre!
Damn, I miss those guys!
best band ever. groove is unreal. raw energy at its finest.
I fuckin hate when people call them "groove metal". Its just heavy metal.
@@jeremyjames1659 Nah, people that don't recognise sub-genres for whatever lame reasons they have are just naïve and ignorant. So you are saying this is heavy metal? Does it sound like Black Sabbath? Judas Priest? Iron Maiden? Get real my dude, they exist for a reason, to differentiate between the (obviously different to anyone with any sense); sounds. I guess you would say Marduk were heavy metal, or Aborted. Ridiculous 🙄
@@jeremyjames1659 it’s a sub genre. they’re the hardest yet the grooviest of all time it’s not even debatable. Not a deep band but by fuck they can’t not make you move
Can i just say,, why is rex so underrated?? He is amazing! 🤘
Yea it must have been tough in the shadow of vinnie dime and Phil but us true fans know how he shined and kicked ass
He is a delight only for the true fans
@@mattshepherd8586 Yeah as you said, when you are in a band with Dimebag, Vinnie and Phill it's tough to compete lol. He was great though, he made the songs chunkier and he made some cool bass lines, which sadly aren't that loud (like the bass line in the solo of CFH is fucking groovy, it's almost a disco beat too
He's not underrated it's just the fact of having the best guitar player and best front man in metal next to him .. we can say the same about Vinnie Paul , people usually only speak about guitar players and vocals but every pantera member is in the top 3 musicians in metal history
Coolest brothers in mEtal!
RIP both, legends never die.
Respect Vinnie and Dime!
You know what, I've never watched any interviews of Pantera. Judging by their stage presence, I always thought that they'd be some proper horrible bastards. These dudes are the most down to earth, chilled guys I've seen. Fair fucking play.
Well, Phil is what you thought to start with...trust me.
@@rebelmetal4233 Not even slightly true
@@kingsizeblues616 yeah...it's pretty true. I realize he may have changed. I hope he has.
@@rebelmetal4233 I guess it's subjective then because I don't agree with the first part at all. It's just snowflakes blowing things out of proportion
Phil had a horrible drug addiction. Heroin will change everything about you. The real Phil is the F'ing GOAT 🐐
This is a memory, I was at this gig, my first festival.
Same here 👍🏻 was one hell of a fucking experience 🤟🏻
So jealous 😮
🔥
This band, with just one guitar mind you, was on top of the world and completely against the grain at this time.
"For you, the fans!" THANKS VINNIE!! LEGENDS NEVER DIE!
Aggressive, powerful, brutal.....pantera kicked your face off, rip abbot brothers🤘🤘🤘
Rex must have the longest arms. Dudes bass is always so low but he looks so comfy
Lower the bass is the bigger your balls are, explains why RATM has their guitars up so high...
@@JohnWiIkesBooth i had a good laugh thanks man you made my day
@@JohnWiIkesBooth hahahaa ratm is pretty good too thoug
@Bruce Wayne Being a leftist and making good songs are two completely different things
@@JohnWiIkesBooth damn straight. Fucking commies
I get sooo much goosebumps every time watching this, what a absolute epic band!
me too
It’s crazy how old Pantera is…they still sound fresh to me
It's so f**kin sad to see the Abbott Brothers between songs in the interview bits knowing that 2 of the tightest metal musicians are no longer with us. I'm very glad that I got to see them 4 times when they ruled the world 🤘🔥🤘🖤
So true man. I was lucky to catch them in 94 at a club show and a couple of times after. Never imagined we would lose them so soon after.
Was going to say the same thing. Seeing that interview of them, knowing they're both gone :(
@@Alex79uk yeah man, it's incredibly sad. I'm glad they've left some badass metal music behind that still stands strong today.
My all time favorite metal band. You couldn’t fit a single note between that sound. Ferocious.
Today I watched this video the first time and it's so sad and of course I'm happy to see this musicans "alive". What a drummer and what a guitarist! You'll be never forgotten.
Pantera Forever!!! Pantera PARA SEMPREEE!!!
Sempre🤘🔥
Pour l’Éternité
Para siempre
Isso ae o/
Love 🎳🔥🔥
Phil = best metal vocalist to ever live.
Phil is so fuck bastard
@@JornalJornalista Explain why?
Max Cavalera imo but no big difference
@@JudeMoneymaker he does exactly one vocal on every song in every band. 1 trick pony.
@@dg68447
I meant that he is very good on vocals, who never thought of shouting like him on Pantera songs?
That bass
No one gives Rex his credit. Vinnie and Rex are the tightest back bone in metal. No one is locked tighter then they are
And ironically they totally hated each other by this point
66th like 600 more for the Slayer fans
Dude you're a poser. Everyone knows Rex won many awards from metal magazines for being the best meta bassist for a ten year period. Stop saying dumb shit you know nothing about.
Vince at 2:07 is just phenomenal. The precision and power
Some of his best work on far beyond driven
Yep far beyond driven was Vince' best work. He was impressive in that album, and live as well.
@@jeremyjames1659 dunno about best work but I think it was a super tight sounding record. I personally love the drums on reinventing cos they sound open and live. Still, all good stuff isn’t it ✌🏼
God. Damn. Fuck. I know you can make any band tight like VDOP or FBD in the studio these days, but what you're hearing here is a band that can actually play that tight.
Vinnie deserves more credit for the success of Pantera.. you can tell in the interview he was the business man of the operation. RIP Abbott brothers..👍🏻
I"ve seen a lot of great bands and i've also missed a lot of great bands , but this is the only band i really wish i'd seen live
I’m glad I got to be at this festival, it’s the one experience I’ll never forget 🤟🏻
It was an insane brotherhood of body bashing. Testosterone. Adrenaline. Weed. Booze. 🤘
RIP Dime and Big Vin
saw them twice, down too. i know my priviledge
Agreed. I've seen loads of metal bands but never got to see Pantera, something which haunts me on a daily basis! We just have to accept that no matter how many bands you see live, you can't see em all.
Amazing performance here; this live clip really does show the talent of all 4 band members, each skill set is clearly defined and the end result is an absolute killer live band! Absolutely gutted I never got to see Pantera live 😟 RIP Dime and Vinnie.
Best metal band in history, Best drummer and Best Guitarist.
Best bassist at the time as well. They were all the best at what they did.
Man my heart just lit up hearing the interviews.
I'm sure you could have the best time of your life being around those guys. They seem absolutely genuine and nice
Uma das melhores bandas que já existirão na face da terra!!! Lendária, agora é só história e lembrança...
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Que falta que o Pantera faz...........Tempo bom que não volta mais! Deixaram sua marca no Metal!!!!!!!!!
Rex Brown!!! What a sound, so good like David Ellefson, fuckamazing! 🤘
man these bros must have been a pleasure to meet. These guys are so cool, humble and at the same time bad ass metal gods, best sibling rockers ever man, RIP DIME AND VIN you will never be forgotten, your talents will be admired for fucking ever!!
1. Slaughtered (0:00 - 3:49)
2. Fuckin Hostile (7:36 - 10:22)
3. This Love (16:25 - ∞)
This love doesn't hold forever tho
I wish this love went on forever
Inmortal banda que marcó mi adolescencia. Siempre en mi mente, siempre en mi corazón. Jamás te olvidaré.
you can see the happiness on Vinnie’s face man he was one of the nicest and one of the best metal deummers
Was blessed to see Pantera 4 times and they kick ass. The best show was with Slayer in 01 Phil looked like a cult leader and they had a nice heavy polished sound everything was on point 🤘🤘
Queen Pantera Death is all my music life from 90's. My love forever!
What we would all give to go back just one more time. \,,/ RIPVINDIME \,,/
I could head bang with myself 🤟🏻🤕
Pantera effortlessly dominating Donington. These live clips totally my teenage mind back then.
i WAS AT THIS .. and it was awesome x
The prime of Pantera was during the Far Beyond Driven era
Seen that tour and every one after
Extreme Steel tour was unreal.
Ian Cahill sadly this is when Phil started intravenously...
So glad I got to see and meet these fuckers. Badass on stage and backstage🤘🏻 RIP Dimes and Big Vin
@@trentmartin5392 Wargasm644 You were there too? If you can remember it, i wanna ask you something..????
I really need time machine to see them live!
Let me know. I got gas 💰
The best band in the universe! 🤘🏼
This is a fkn masterpiece......
Absolutely killer performance man, they all hittin it perfect
Cuando mtv valía la pena...
Estaba mirando la entrevista y Pensaba exactamente lo mismo👍🤘
It was such an amazing set and then they came back and slayed us in the September of the same year.
I love how after far beyond driven pantera still found a way to be heavier for 2 more albums
0:00 Slaughtered
3:52 Abbott Brothers Interview
7:35 Fucking Hostile
10:26 Abbott Brothers Interview
16:24 This Love
Vinnie's pedal work at the ending of Slaughtered is fucking insane. It's so crisp and technical
Pantera was and has always been a down to earth band. Our rhythm guitarrist met them in 1996 in Berlin prior to a show. They respected him and talked about the upcoming show just like they were on camera. It was only Phil who took on opioides, and develepoed into Down and Superjoint Ritual, and other Death Metal sideckicks. Now with the horrific death of both Abbots, Phil continued to play their songs live full show.
Great interview- props to this English, Dime & Vinnie immortal Metal Legends.
Dime was the best combination of a metal lead snd rythm guitarist that ever walked or will walk this earth. Change my mind
No two ways about it.....listen to the crowd singing back...that says it all.... they set the bench mark for me...i go back over there stuff and they impress me all over again
Probably one of the tightest bands to ever play live. Vinny and Dimebag* (derp edit) growing up together jamming out is the perfect foundation
R.I.P TOO BOTH THESE LEGENDS
There it is in Slaughter, the absolute pinnacle of doom/groove metal. Closest thing to modern day Sabbath you will ever find.
Pantera es mi grupo de metal favorito Saludos amiga christian dé Costa Rica san José
erhm......SuperUnknown and BadMotorFinger!
@@rickyhyppa7960 cool forever and costa Rica San José Christian Díaz
Bullshit
You heard of Monolord, Conan, Yob? Even Crowbar is still going
So heartwarming to see those guys. Miss them so much
Greatest band ever.
Gods of 90s extreme metal
K from Brazil, PANTERA FOREVER, NUMBER ONE, THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Phil's scream at 10:13 is one of the best things I saw in life.
Freak angry beast my friend!
@@13guitard00d hahaha for real tho
@@guilhermetheviking eai vinking kkkk curti pantera tambem,tamo junto
Renan Meira and with the casual bow
Renan Meira plus that little bow afterwards 😁
At the time Pantera was right to call themselves Heavy Metal, and anybody who said otherwise can Walk on Home! And the crazy thing is, they got even heavier.
@18:55 Changed lyrics for This Love: " I wouldn't kill myself anymore, I got way too much money" :D
Brag a litle
Yeah exactly what happened there 18:51
@@TheSevag10
They edited out Phils scream.
Search "pantera this love 1994" and watch THE REAL performance uploaded by SPIKE6384
Adam Golding I've never realized that before, lol the KID tells it like it is!
Weird, almost thought it was on some loop...good recovery, but so,obvious
" This love" always gives me shivers
Rest in Peace “cowboys from hell” Vinnie and Dime
0:00 Slaughtered
3:51 Interview (Dimebag &Vinnie)
7:34 Fuckin' hostile
10:25 2nd interview
16:22 This Love
IMPRESIONANTE LA VOZ DE PHILP, INIGUALABLE,EL MEJOR GRUPO DE METAL SIN DUDA
vinnie paul is a monster! 😍
I was actually here with my dad, my Uncle, my friend Joshua & my sister. I just saw it today & never saw this on RUclips before.
I remembered that morning around 6 Am, someone used our Stove inside our tent & somehow burned it (Our tent was half Burned). My Dad & my Uncle were so pissed that day, they literally wanna punch that man, if he was not with his 10 yrs old son, he will probably get his ass kick. What a day. I think it's around June or July 4th or 5th 1994. It's my 1st time to see PanterA Live & from that day never i stop listening to them ever atleast once a day. Donnington Park never let us down. LEGENDS RESPECT.
Was there too, at one point I was holding some absolutely wrecked dude upright, just as This Love kicked off I let go of him and he fell flat on his face. He may or may not then have got a little stood on ooooooops 🤟🏻
Oh wow I remember that, I was the one who used the stove and I didn’t mean to burn it man, I’m sorry about that
Hello 2020 now watching "pantera" 🤘🤘🤘
Wow, the interviews in between are priceless 🤘🏻
Hahahaha Dime and Vinny drinking their cold ones during an interview!
Miss them 🤘
That fuckin drum, god damn it is a fuckin machine
slaughtered is just so freaking badass, will always be a top 3 pantera song for me! the vocals, drums and guitar are all ridiculously killer, its definitely probably vinnie pauls song though, the drumming is spectacular!
rjbizzle1984 agreed underrated song. Whole far beyond driven album is a beast
You forget the bass friend, the bass is such power in this track of Slaughtered
@@danielsantiagoferreirarodr2419 yes, rex brown is indeed one of the great bass players and probably the coolest guy in the band too.....
Pantera simplemente el mejor número uno siempre
R.i.p. dime, vinnie and good mtv
You could not go to one of these shows and not feel fucking invincible afterward. There was so much power behind that band live- the raw energy just plowed through you. It was like adrenaline. I miss the brotherhood of fans and all the tiddies too. So much fun!
Fucking monstrous performance as always! Long live Dime, Vinnie, Phil and Rex
This song is called Slayer!
Phil performance jst got me!!... R.I.P the abbot's... Rex, be well, my man:)
Heaviest band of all time ! Fucking badass man rip Pantera rip vinnie and dime
So glad I was at this concert 👍
Me too 👍🏻🤟🏻
Le plus grand groupe de métal de tous les temps !
I was at this concert - Pantera and Sepultura on the same bill was SO GOOD!!!!!!!!!!!
Pantera a Sepultura voando baixo nesse Festival! 🤘🇧🇷
I love you guys from Pantera, Vinnie Paul and Dimond (dimebag) Stage name Darrel simply best musicians ever lived.
Grooviest double kick of all time, period. Rip Abbott Brothers, sorely missed.
Sound upgrade sounds great
Masters of their craft
setlist:
0:1 SLAUGHTERED
3:50 _interwiew Dime & Paul
16:24 THIS FUCKIN LOVE
PanterA, we are metal