I heard a Dime story that at a clinic like this a kid told him that he wanted to learn guitar because of Dimes music but his parents couldn’t afford a guitar. Dime told the kid to stick around after the clinic was over. Once the crowd had dispersed Dime called the kid over and gave him his guitar and told him that next time he was in town he wanted to jam with the kid. Dime was a hell of a dude..
This sounds like bullshit to most people probably but if you've ever interacted with the dude, you'd know that's the kind of person he was. You hear all the stories about him remembering what kind of drink people wanted when he invited them to parties and making sure he got it for them and if you watch some of the behind the scenes stuff about the Moscow show you can see the way he was around people.
I'm sure Dime had bad moods. He just wasn't a douche during them. Even Tom Hanks has bad moods. One time he snapped at someone asking for a coffee. The next thing that person knew Tom was apologizing (someone who was a crew member on a movie he worked on said that). I have no doubt Dime was the same.
@@ZiddersRooFurry yeah he definitely had bad moods. When Pantera broke up he was unbelievably hurt and depressed about it. I even heard he could get a little violent when drunk, but it's hard to see that.
@@darkwizard2651 I've never heard anyone mention Dime hurting anyone so I suspect if he ever did get a little violent it was likely mostly aimed at objects.
I was taking guitar lessons in the mid 90s and I noticed my teacher, who was versed in blues/jazz, had a Pantera cd in his collection. I was blown away and asked him if he liked Pantera. He said "No, I can't stand that type of music" So why do you have the cd I asked. "Because their guitar player is on another level, and I'd be a fool to ignore him bc I didn't like their music". Even people who didn't like Pantera couldn't deny Dimes skills
The crazy thing about that, Dime, if what I’ve been seeing and reading is true, was primarily self taught...based on what I know having played electric guitar for over 32 years...some of the stuff he does, had to’ve been taught to him by someone...like he says “Little Penatonic, Little Minor, Little Major” the fact that he knows what that is, and is able to articulate how it relates to his playing style doesn’t quite line up with his explanation of figuring it out on his own by jamming with Kiss & early Van Halen records in his bedroom...just saying...
I agree! The desire to watch videos like this comes from a true music connesior. I myself, am shitting my pants right now watching this. I learn so much when I dig deeper than the music they recorded. Then, as I gather more information on an artist, I develop much more respect for their music oddly enough. I love... Love.... Love the stories. I love these guitar too! They play very well!!!
I was lucky enough during the last ever tour they did in Australia to slap and fist bump with dimebag and it was an experience I’ll live with the rest of my life RIP the metal god dime
He said that because it was his favorite hobby. He loved kissing dudes. That's why Nathan Gale shot him. Dainty Darrell made a pass at him, and Nathan exercised his manly right of defense against a ghey attack
Malakai DeMoines my dad has a cousin who is like that, and my dad is scared of him bc of it, and he told me a story that makes me not doubt that someone can easily snap, so I understand that, still sucks though
+Deltassippi THEY DONT. This is pure MUSIC... but now This shit out... It was always bad but now its so so so bad../..Ugh Justin Bieber. CANCER to music.
Jam sessions 6:52 A New Level 8:25 Walk 9:33 Primal Concrete Sledge 18:00 This Love 18:46 Cemetery Gates 37:55 Fucking Hostile 39:00 Heresy 39:25 Mouth For War 40:02 Psycho Holiday 41:20 Cowboys From Hell 42:38 Art Of Shredding
22:33 "You know just kinda key of A major you know whatever" *Starts ripping pentatonics* "You know just kinda whatever" *Rips harder* "Just kinda something" * _RIPPING INTENSIFIES_ *
I worked at a record store in the early 90's and was fortunate enough to always work the Pantera and Slayer in store signings they used to do. Hung out with Dime 3 times and he really was the most down to earth dude ever. The line if people getting autographs would always stall out at Dime because he liked talking to his fans so much.
@@mpwhiteloon2316 I got a few things but I could never part with them. A pick (unsigned) record flat signed, CD cover signed, poster of the Dean from hell signed along the neck of the guitar, pack of Zig Zag rolling papers signed and a Dean V signed on the back of the headstock. Had the guitar auto polyeurethaned over and the other stuff framed and hanging in my jam room. He was a cool MF'r.
@@12south31 that's freakn amazing dude. I can't believe I didn't even see him live. I was the Pantera nut too. All through the 90's when the music world was taking a shit, Panetta kept it raw and powered through. Im so full of regret and torn I didn't get to meet the dude. I put on Vulgar video sometimes n grab some coors n knock it out. I did however take my Dimebag camo guitar to his resting place and prayed with him. Feels like my guitar is blessed now know what I mean? Anyways yeah I can understand you wouldn't want to part with even a pick lol. That's cool. I'll see him one day when it's my time. Peace brother and keep jammn!
@@mpwhiteloon2316 The fact that he was so down to earth makes it all the better. Sometimes you meet someone who you really look up to and they turn out to be a jerk, but not him. That's awesome you got to visit his grave. I live outside Cleveland and have been to the Alarosa a few times. They have a little memorial outside. I almost went to see Damageplan that night but it was a little too far away in Columbus (2 1/2 hour drive) and I had to work in the morning. Sometime when your shredding away he might come thru your guitar now!
Dime never met a stranger. If you had a conversation with him, he was a friend. I had the pleasure to see a show in Dallas while I was home on leave from the Marines and had lucked out getting backstage from a bro working security. I didn't want to press in and be a "fanboy" just wanted to say great show. He ended up talking to me for 20 minutes asking me about the Corps, making fun of my hair, steady putting drinks in my hand even I wasn't done with the one he gave me before. I was gobsmacked on how approachable and warm he was. A genuinely nice human being.
45:00 look at the way he interacted with fans. this man was not only a rare artistic genius, he was an incredibly outgoing and friendly person who wanted everyone he met to be as stoked on life as he was. wat i'm not crying YOURE CRYNGN8.5%.
SHREVEPORT LOVES PANTERA! Pantera & Shreveport will ALWAYS be connected. If it weren't for us, he'd have never met Phil. The beginning of the end. Who could've known. 😭❤️
Aside from being a great player, Dime is one of the coolest, and endearing personalities to ever appear on the music scene. The world became a bit more grim the day he died.
I get choked up alot when I hear him play. Not out of sadness, but just the sheer, insane level of energy that he played at. He was superhuman on the guitar. He had no boundaries. damn...
No matter how wasted he got, he was always professional enough to realize he had a job to do and he gave the people what they came to see them for. Total annihilation. Solid performances always.
What happened to Modern music. Guitarists and musicans like Dimebag are celebrated by ever small numbers but the mainstream gets worse every year and keeps growing. Thank God for Dimebag. He was amazing.
i miss him so much, i was born in 1993 an i never met him or saw him live. but i feel like i lost a blood brother.. i miss Darrel so much, i remember him every day an night!
This man left a crater on this planet that will never be filled. I can get lost listening to him play. 236 thumbs downs at the time of this post. 236 lost individuals.
Sure there’s more technical guitarists out there not bothering with names but no one can make the guitar scream and sound as cool as dime. Fucking legend, rip dime and vin. Music will miss you guys.😪😪
The neck run he does is kind of basic. But he makes it his own. 1st step is with the index and middle finger on the first and third frets and goes up chromatically. Then he does the same thing with the index and ring finger on the first and fourth frets and repeats the same pattern. The last one is with the index and pinky on the first and fifth frets with that same pattern. Warming up every finger.
You can be 36" taller and standing next to him on the same floor... but his personality will still have you looking up! Yet he was humble at the same damn time!
How does this video have 400 dislikes? Dime was such a beautiful soul. He was a happy and super genuine dude. Cheers to him, his personality, and talents.
RIP Brother.....Such a beast on the guitar.....These guys are crazy, I met him at a bar and I asked a million questions through the nite. And for sure he answered every one like I was the only guy in there. Cool ass dude....
+Tat tood Dude, I love stories like this. He was the only guy that, when you hear stories like this about him, you're like "yeah, I figured he would be like that". And he fucking was.
+Nano B that's how he was man. When you talked to him he listened and talked to you like you were the only person in the world. He never talked down to you or thought he was better than you. Just a really genuine and humble dude.
This is so well known about Dime, loved not just for ability but being a righteous human. True story, I was 13 when my dad came home one day and gave me a beer coaster that Dime had written out to me, it reads “Sean, keep on rockin dude!” With a hand drawn CFH and his autograph. My dad had been playing pool with him all night at some bar and just thought he was cool. After a while the old man catches somebody call him “Dime” and he figures out he’s talking to his teenage son’s idol. My old man ain’t into Pantera but asked for an autograph for me and I still have it framed to this day. This is from right around ‘94. My dad’s awesome too. He still says, “Yeah Im not into metal but that Darrel guy was cool, fun to hang out with.” 🤘🤯
This is heartbreaking, such a giving, kind, positive and open person, to leave us the way he did, such a shame. RIP kind sir. He took a genuine interest in others. Such an amazing characteristic. Never let it go to his head.
This video completely changed guitar for me. I come back to this a couple times a year. Dime was one of those rare beasts who was even better live and in person than on the albums. And boy was he damn good on the albums.
Why the fuck was no one asking him any questions?! I'd have a ton of things to ask him! The coolest, most down to earth guy ever and my inspiration. RIP Dime.
metallichic87 - remember in 1993 there was no internet, social media, internet websites that promoted awesomeness like this. I am 38 yrs old...only thing we had was Metal Edge magazine. I hear ya tho..most of these gremlins in this store seem like old turd folk that just came from Walmart - they had no clue of what they were seeing.
espemg7 ah man i used to love metal edge magazine. went to my old room a couple of weeks ago still has the pages i've ripped out and taped to the wall. Old pantera, slayer, king diamond and sepultura were all on there. Tripped me out lol
I always have to comeback to watch this every so often. He really was/is one of my generations best guitarists of all time...really any generation. RIP DIME you are sorely missed.
He might not have been the fastest or the best in music theory. But he sure as hell was the most influencial and coolest guitarplayer in my opinion. A more down to earth and an caring person you have to look long for. Since im only 18 i unfortunally never got to see them live. Rest in peace Dimebag. I hope i one day will become half as good you were. (Sorry for my spelling, English is not my native language)
He was definitely the coolest guitar player in metal yeah, so was Pantera as a band. There's alot of metal guys and bands who are all like... cheesy, awkward and not cool haha. Pantera was just the most badass really heavy metal band. Same goes for Down. Really seemed like guys you'd want to have a drink with.
Your 200 percent wrong sir. Music theory is the study of practices and possibilities of music. His speed is excellent enough in the metal industry and just cause he doesn't play super fast on all his songs he articulates and throws in just enough, for me, to categorize it as shredding. Which I would definitely call fast. He can play just as fast as let's say yngwie malmsteen but let's leave that style of fast to yngwie. When I want to listen to classical metal I'll go there. I can't think of a more deserving guitarist who portrays possibilities and practice in his genre of music. He's one of the best in that field.
Nathan Gale was a man with severe mental illnesses who was not given the correct medical attention he needed. Couple that with the extreme ease of requiring a firearm in the US and it was a recipe for disaster. Now let me be clear - the act of him killing Dimebag was an absolute crime, but this wasn't just some ordinary fanboy who had a beef with the band. If the Joker film has taught us anything it's that unchecked mental illness can manifest itself in terrible ways, and often the person does not have a full grasp of either their actions, or reality in general.
Man, his playing could’ve been trash and I would’ve watched the whole video. What a cool dude to watch and listen to. So genuinely light hearted and laid back.
@@97Ushan well to be fair that was extremely vague. “Bout 13” could mean that he’s been playing since he was 13 years old or it could mean that he’s been playing for 13 years in general. Depending on when this video was recorded those two answers could be a different number of years between each other. A better question would’ve been, “how long did it take you to get that good?” But knowing dime he still would’ve answered with “bout 13.”
@@kingzuna8007 I wondered the same - in other sources Dime was quoted saying he started playing guitar at about 12 years old. He was born in 1966, which means he likely started playing in 1978. Which means in 1993 when this video was made, he had been playing for about 15 years. But then again, his brother Vinnie tells a story where Dime disappeared into his room with his guitar for a whole summer, and when he emerged he was a virtuoso who could play anything from EVH or KISS. No doubt Dime had a special talent.
Can’t believe that was 30 years ago. It brings a tear to my eye. What can you say other than Dime was probably the most unique and special artists ever. He was one of a kind. RIP.
Not even 3 minutes in and the overwhelming sadness came over me of how he's not with us anymore. He's not acting, he is genuinely that cool of a dude (not that I knew him) but you can just tell he's pure. Imagine Dime in 2021... Imagine him having ahold of an iPhone and some social media. Imagine him knowing what memes are. He could bring world peace in these days I swear. I can only imagine the funny things he would say about this bullshit covid19.
This should be called "Guitar Bible Study with Reverend Dimebag Darrell"! 😂 Anyway, the guitar was like Dime's third arm! Not surprised to hear he was banned from taking part in TX guitar competitions as a high schooler cuz of being too damn good at it! Anyway Rest In Power Man! 🤘
The fact he calls his fans by their names and welcomes and thanks them is so genuine. What an awesome human being. Dude has a big heart, no wonder his guitar playing is so unique and has a lot of passion in his playing. RIP Dime I wish I could met you and thanked you for your music and just being a badass person.
The faces while he's playing, pure skill with soul. Man, i'm glad i live in a time when he was around, and so should you. One of the guardians of metal. one of God's own prototypes A high powered mutant, never ment for mass production. Too wierd to live, too rare to die.
@@Sir_Catnip how? it's just ripped off of Fear and Loathing with a couple words changed? Of course, you like Pantera so this is probably mind-blowing to you.
Amen brother, sometimes I still can't fathom it. I hope the dude that shot him is burning in the deepest, darkest, dankest corner of Hell for all eternity...
Damn man that's cool as hell, I was never fortunate enough to see Pantera live let alone MEET DIME, your so lucky man! He had to of been so f@#$ cool and chill to hang with
I know this does not need to be said but I find it soooo hard to watch Dimebag since his death. The most heartbreaking moment in music history. The tears fall hard. He was sooo beautiful. This guy is a God. If you play metal you know this guy has incredible ability. So much passion. So fuck'n tragic. R.I.P. brother you changed my life
6:46 A New Level 7:47 - Solo 8:26 Walk 8:57 - Solo 9:30 Primal Concrete Sledge Riff/Solo - 9:45 18:01 This Love Solo 18:46 - Cemetery Gates Solo 37:56 - Fucking Hostile - 38:36 Solo 39:01 - Heresy 39:24 Mouth For War 40:02 - Psycho Holiday 40:30 - Solo 41:19 - Cowboys From Hell 41:36 Solo 42:39 The Art of Shredding - 42:46 Solo R.I.P Dimebag🤘🏻
From what I've heard of him sing in videos of concerts and other shit like the home videos, he actually didn't have a bad singing voice haha. I'm sure other than doing some back-up vocals here and there he wanted to be able to give his full attention to playing the guitar when performing live though. God I wish I had been able to see Pantera live, I was born in February 1990 so I was a little too young haha.. by the time I was getting old enough they split up. My first concerts were Primus and Ozzfest in 2004, and I planned on seeing Damageplan when they came around. Damageplans album was definitely good, but it didn't give me the same feelings Pantera albums did. I would have seen any band good or bad if he was playing haha.. he just was such a massive influence on me and playing guitar as I grew up. Eventually saved money from chores to buy a Dean ML-F and other gear he used like the whammy pedal. Learned as many of his riffs as I could, and tried to learn/perfect his solos as I got better. I never was as excited as when I finally figured out the trick to doing the squeals the way he did by dumping the whammy bar haha. I never did get to see him with Damageplan, since he was tragically and senselessly murdered by that cowardly shitbag. Hopefully Dime is at peace wherever we end up after death, as well as the other victims. I feel bad for the audience/band and their crew for having to witness and endure such a brutal tragedy.. as well as the cop who first responded and took action to kill that scumbag. Can't help but think how badly I wish I could've seen him live and met him in person every time I listen to Pantera or watch their home videos/concert footage. RIP Dime you're missed immensely, and your music will continue to have a huge impact on people for generations to come.
Why did he have to die? It makes me hate the world, but I embrace it as well, to know that humanity can produce such a beautiful human being as this. I guess the saying is true, "only the good die young". Randy, Jimmy & Dime.
And he wasn't just only a magnificent guitar player getting better and better, he also was a magnificent person, he was always cracking jokes, i yet have to see a video of him mad at somebody...
Yeah man, he was my complete idol when I was a kid. Came home from school ready to crank out some riffs on my jackson, usually listened to some pantera or watched some vids to get pumped and saw what had happened. It just fuckin wrecked me man.
What a legend. I would have a thousand questions. This guy, his vibe and music are huge part of my childhood. I was 4 in 1993 but I still remember jamming out to cowboys and all of Pantera throughout the 90s. Dime reminds me of my Dad. Definitely one of his favorites and a major influence on his guitar playing. And a fellow Texan!
You guys were so privileged to see him do this live and solo. Why do the most unique people have to be taken from us so early? You were one of the greats Dime, RIP.
Just watching Dime jam it out and answer all these questions causally shows how much of a genuine human being he truly was. This man was truly taken from us way too soon.
Listening to a Dime solo is a daily ritual, pure raw energy at its best!! Great musician! RIP Dime, forever in our hearts.. All the way from south London.
:( Wow, just shows you how humble and simple dimebag was. Hard to watch this without shedding a tear, Pantera got me through School. Only band that made me feel 10ft tall when listening to them. I remember confronting a dude that was bullying me, I listened to Trendkill on repeat for hours and broke his nose. I dont advocate violence unless its self defence but damn it felt good.
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FRIDAY MEANS DIME TIME!
Everyday is dime time!! Your love for dimebag and Pantera is awesome!!! Jealous of cowboys from hell axe though!!
Randall most definitely chugs!
How did you get your hands on a Southern Cross Washburn??? 😅🎸
Ola, yes. We too often come back here to visit dime. Dime, miss you brother.
Love some dime time
Guy in the crowd: breathes
Dime: *cool man good question dude*
Finally a meme
lol, sooo nice
(Texan accent ) Anybody ? anybody ? Buehler ? Buehler ?
Lmao
It's like asking jesus a question. Uh uh?... silence..
"I recorded the album while standing up. You wouldn't go to war sitting down." -Dime
The Heron Hero, Can you please tell me where he said this? Is it on video?
no where
So true!!!
he didn't say that
@@Josh-it6uy he did i remember that interview also
I heard a Dime story that at a clinic like this a kid told him that he wanted to learn guitar because of Dimes music but his parents couldn’t afford a guitar. Dime told the kid to stick around after the clinic was over. Once the crowd had dispersed Dime called the kid over and gave him his guitar and told him that next time he was in town he wanted to jam with the kid. Dime was a hell of a dude..
Yes, that's true....
I was there dude swear to God. I witnessed it. Taylor, MI
That kid grew up to be zakk wylde
This sounds like bullshit to most people probably but if you've ever interacted with the dude, you'd know that's the kind of person he was. You hear all the stories about him remembering what kind of drink people wanted when he invited them to parties and making sure he got it for them and if you watch some of the behind the scenes stuff about the Moscow show you can see the way he was around people.
Damn sad , you ask me. He seems cool as SHT!! Why would anyone want to hurt him ?
Dime was like the cool uncle that doesn’t know what being in a bad mood is like
I'm sure Dime had bad moods. He just wasn't a douche during them. Even Tom Hanks has bad moods. One time he snapped at someone asking for a coffee. The next thing that person knew Tom was apologizing (someone who was a crew member on a movie he worked on said that). I have no doubt Dime was the same.
@@ZiddersRooFurry yeah he definitely had bad moods. When Pantera broke up he was unbelievably hurt and depressed about it. I even heard he could get a little violent when drunk, but it's hard to see that.
@@darkwizard2651 I've never heard anyone mention Dime hurting anyone so I suspect if he ever did get a little violent it was likely mostly aimed at objects.
why the fuck is adolf hitler writing this
@@sparohh Why the fuck would someone taking the moniker of a dead piece of shit compliment a dead inspiration is the real question.
I was taking guitar lessons in the mid 90s and I noticed my teacher, who was versed in blues/jazz, had a Pantera cd in his collection. I was blown away and asked him if he liked Pantera. He said "No, I can't stand that type of music" So why do you have the cd I asked. "Because their guitar player is on another level, and I'd be a fool to ignore him bc I didn't like their music". Even people who didn't like Pantera couldn't deny Dimes skills
honestly ... so fkn true.. im a blues guy and Dime is on a high level of mastery... in terms of rythem and lead.... his meter is really great
great story!! This video is guitar scripture. He was taken too early.
Are you sure he didn't say on a *new* level
The crazy thing about that, Dime, if what I’ve been seeing and reading is true, was primarily self taught...based on what I know having played electric guitar for over 32 years...some of the stuff he does, had to’ve been taught to him by someone...like he says “Little Penatonic, Little Minor, Little Major” the fact that he knows what that is, and is able to articulate how it relates to his playing style doesn’t quite line up with his explanation of figuring it out on his own by jamming with Kiss & early Van Halen records in his bedroom...just saying...
FUCKIN A
if youre watching this youre part of a select group who get to enjoy this. Rip Dime:(
@@_DeadEnd_ He didn't say it's only available to a select group. Only certain people have the great luxury to enjoy it but it's available to all.
I agree! The desire to watch videos like this comes from a true music connesior. I myself, am shitting my pants right now watching this. I learn so much when I dig deeper than the music they recorded. Then, as I gather more information on an artist, I develop much more respect for their music oddly enough. I love... Love.... Love the stories. I love these guitar too! They play very well!!!
I love that this video even exists!
R.i.p.brother
I was lucky enough during the last ever tour they did in Australia to slap and fist bump with dimebag and it was an experience I’ll live with the rest of my life RIP the metal god dime
Guy: What are some of your favorite Kiss tunes?
Dime: Kiss dudes?
16:05
So funny
😂
Lmfao
He said that because it was his favorite hobby. He loved kissing dudes. That's why Nathan Gale shot him. Dainty Darrell made a pass at him, and Nathan exercised his manly right of defense against a ghey attack
@@DoodooSwaggy crack is one helluva drug
I've said it a thousand times...and I'll say it again.....
How could you want to kill this guy...
We coulda been filling the venues by selling out tickets in one day. I wish I could...
the guy that killed him was insane, it wasnt premeditated. he was a war vet that bad an unexpected PTSD episode
Malakai DeMoines my dad has a cousin who is like that, and my dad is scared of him bc of it, and he told me a story that makes me not doubt that someone can easily snap, so I understand that, still sucks though
It was a Christian conservative. Therse are highly motivated and dangerous people...we gotts watch out for real.
Jealous
I hope people understand how good this is.
+Deltassippi THEY DONT. This is pure MUSIC... but now This shit out... It was always bad but now its so so so bad../..Ugh Justin Bieber. CANCER to music.
Rip dimebag. Oh the sweet memories. Guitar god
They didn't get where they were because people thought it was shit....fuck sake...
Unfortunately, not every does understand how good this is. 195 people actually gave this a thumbs down.
@@jondubb35 fucking poser kids have this thumbs down all 195 are poison or rap fans
"As far as I'm concerned, there's harmonics everywhere"
- Zakkbag Darrel
Welp, they were good friends, so probably, yeah. But I mean c'mon, who wouldn't be Dime friend, he was one of the kindest dudes in the universe.
This video can't be seen enough. Dime's eye contact tells you that he actually cared. What a tremendous loss RIP.
Jam sessions
6:52 A New Level
8:25 Walk
9:33 Primal Concrete Sledge
18:00 This Love
18:46 Cemetery Gates
37:55 Fucking Hostile
39:00 Heresy
39:25 Mouth For War
40:02 Psycho Holiday
41:20 Cowboys From Hell
42:38 Art Of Shredding
U r a legend, thnx a lot
THANK YOU! I forgot what primal concerte and I've been trying to find it
Thanx you
THANK YOU!
I love that he actually answers each question thoroughly and is just chilling with everyone.
Weed helps. \m/
"As far as I'm concerned, there's harmonics everywhere"
SAGARMATHA!!!!!
Its true.
I would have killed to be there at that time.
😬😬😬..... ummm delete this
lmaoooo
You and Nathan Gale both
Uhhhh
I guess you killed Dimebag so you could be there?
No one in rock history has had better hair than dimebag, holy shit his hair was epic. What a fucking cool guy.
Claudio Sanchez's is epic as well
joe Costello I'm going to have to add Marty Friedman's hair to this list. Wasn't much different from Dime's.
+joe Costello Nikki Sixx's hair
I'm not here to argue over who had better hair, I stated my opinion and that's it, I respect every other opinion.
No one was really arguing dude.
17:57 "wah-wah kids"... proceeds to play the sickest most emotion filled solo flawlessly, gives me chills every time.
What song is he playing
This love
John Newton-Rolfe This Love off of Vulgar Display Of Power
My face was melted. Unreal trills.
He also played the solo from Floods
Randall amps 40% off that day. God damn, get to see Dime shred and get a deal on a Randall
We have to go back! -Doc Brown
Hell yeah check out my flying v
Josh Elley where at?
you could get a century 200 without having to win the lottery then
God damn. They must have been having a hard time selling units at the time.
22:33 "You know just kinda key of A major you know whatever"
*Starts ripping pentatonics*
"You know just kinda whatever"
*Rips harder*
"Just kinda something"
* _RIPPING INTENSIFIES_ *
LMAO
talent, personality, character, class and intellect.
That's what guns n roses called appetit for destruction 🤘
@@deancrow3525 it definitely wasn't. did everyone in this comment section eat lead paint chips as a child?
Class…I don’t know about that 😂 dime wasn’t a classy guy by any means but everything else is spot on
treu man he was a different breed
7:30 "Turn that whole thing up". Legend.
I worked at a record store in the early 90's and was fortunate enough to always work the Pantera and Slayer in store signings they used to do. Hung out with Dime 3 times and he really was the most down to earth dude ever. The line if people getting autographs would always stall out at Dime because he liked talking to his fans so much.
Cool shit man
You got any Dime memorabilia you can part with bro? A pick? A guitar string?
@@mpwhiteloon2316 I got a few things but I could never part with them. A pick (unsigned) record flat signed, CD cover signed, poster of the Dean from hell signed along the neck of the guitar, pack of Zig Zag rolling papers signed and a Dean V signed on the back of the headstock. Had the guitar auto polyeurethaned over and the other stuff framed and hanging in my jam room.
He was a cool MF'r.
@@12south31 that's freakn amazing dude. I can't believe I didn't even see him live. I was the Pantera nut too. All through the 90's when the music world was taking a shit, Panetta kept it raw and powered through. Im so full of regret and torn I didn't get to meet the dude. I put on Vulgar video sometimes n grab some coors n knock it out. I did however take my Dimebag camo guitar to his resting place and prayed with him. Feels like my guitar is blessed now know what I mean? Anyways yeah I can understand you wouldn't want to part with even a pick lol. That's cool. I'll see him one day when it's my time. Peace brother and keep jammn!
@@mpwhiteloon2316 The fact that he was so down to earth makes it all the better. Sometimes you meet someone who you really look up to and they turn out to be a jerk, but not him. That's awesome you got to visit his grave. I live outside Cleveland and have been to the Alarosa a few times. They have a little memorial outside. I almost went to see Damageplan that night but it was a little too far away in Columbus (2 1/2 hour drive) and I had to work in the morning.
Sometime when your shredding away he might come thru your guitar now!
Dime never met a stranger. If you had a conversation with him, he was a friend. I had the pleasure to see a show in Dallas while I was home on leave from the Marines and had lucked out getting backstage from a bro working security. I didn't want to press in and be a "fanboy" just wanted to say great show. He ended up talking to me for 20 minutes asking me about the Corps, making fun of my hair, steady putting drinks in my hand even I wasn't done with the one he gave me before. I was gobsmacked on how approachable and warm he was. A genuinely nice human being.
i wonder if he knows how much he inspired people to play and made happy i know everone misses him
Dean, he said he's his hero. Doesn't need correcting, so shut the fuck up.
Definitely sure ass hell is my main inspiration for guitar \m/ 🍺
45:00 look at the way he interacted with fans. this man was not only a rare artistic genius, he was an incredibly outgoing and friendly person who wanted everyone he met to be as stoked on life as he was. wat i'm not crying YOURE CRYNGN8.5%.
Damnit 2 minutes past 45:00 and yep I'm fuckin crying. He was such a genuine dude. RIP.
😪
If there was someone to look up to, Dime was one of em. Dude was one of the GREAT ones.
SHREVEPORT LOVES PANTERA!
Pantera & Shreveport will ALWAYS be connected. If it weren't for us, he'd have never met Phil. The beginning of the end. Who could've known. 😭❤️
I met him in Chicago after opening for sabbath... he walked around in the crowd with a bottle of whiskey giving people pulls 🤟
Dude, i want his hair
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And his guitar, and his skills
@Finn Mazlan only if dime was still alive dude he would probably teach you
Good luck
same dude i practice daily to hopefully one day be able to play like him one day
It’s possible pal u just gotta work for it
i want him
Aside from being a great player, Dime is one of the coolest, and endearing personalities to ever appear on the music scene. The world became a bit more grim the day he died.
Agreed
I was lucky to meet Dime quite a bit. The dude was such a chill dude, gave me a pick, signed my guitar, jammed out and drank some Black Tooth's.
Ahhh yeah. Black tooths
I would kill a man to be able to do that.
Now that's a blessing...
@@gj4312 wow! Be careful with your words there pal😅
@@gj4312 watch ur mouth man.
I love how he periodically just heavily breathes into the mic when people are asking questions. Dude is so naturally hilarious and creative.
I get choked up alot when I hear him play. Not out of sadness, but just the sheer, insane level of energy that he played at. He was superhuman on the guitar. He had no boundaries. damn...
Waht
Valensia Begaye learn how to spell “what” before asking a dumb Ass question 😂
@@ArtGuitarLTX remember dime. Not attack people's spelling, you damn grammar nazi!!
We miss you dime.. 🤘
Well said x
No matter how wasted he got, he was always professional enough to realize he had a job to do and he gave the people what they came to see them for. Total annihilation. Solid performances always.
What happened to Modern music. Guitarists and musicans like Dimebag are celebrated by ever small numbers but the mainstream gets worse every year and keeps growing. Thank God for Dimebag. He was amazing.
Stay true to your love of metal guitar brother, I'M with 'ya,and I'll soon be 60!
Amen to that brother
Reject the mainstream
Stay true to your love of metal, I'll soon turn 14
@@turbotimthree i thought that said "respect the mainstream" and i went 😐 mode
Often I feel like I knew him ... yet; I never met him.
i miss him so much, i was born in 1993 an i never met him or saw him live. but i feel like i lost a blood brother.. i miss Darrel so much, i remember him every day an night!
Same
s/;/,/
Tryingtolearnandhewasoneofmyheros
That’s how Dime made his fans feel
This man left a crater on this planet that will never be filled. I can get lost listening to him play. 236 thumbs downs at the time of this post. 236 lost individuals.
Im 31 and this makes me so sad I cant watch this with out crying.
after listening to so many bands and guitarists I think i've finally settled he's the greatest metal guitarist of all time imo.
he has to be top 3 man... at least
Sure there’s more technical guitarists out there not bothering with names but no one can make the guitar scream and sound as cool as dime.
Fucking legend, rip dime and vin.
Music will miss you guys.😪😪
chuck schuldiner is my number one but Dime was a legend
with that pfp and that opinion i can tell you're a good dude. right on
@@carlitoxb110 chuck is a hell of a guitarist too.
"I'm not like, tryin' to play somethin' cool, I'm jut tryin' to get warmed up"
*Plays one of the sickest neck runs ever!
Classic Dime
The neck run he does is kind of basic. But he makes it his own. 1st step is with the index and middle finger on the first and third frets and goes up chromatically. Then he does the same thing with the index and ring finger on the first and fourth frets and repeats the same pattern. The last one is with the index and pinky on the first and fifth frets with that same pattern. Warming up every finger.
You can be 36" taller and standing next to him on the same floor... but his personality will still have you looking up! Yet he was humble at the same damn time!
How does this video have 400 dislikes? Dime was such a beautiful soul. He was a happy and super genuine dude. Cheers to him, his personality, and talents.
RIP Brother.....Such a beast on the guitar.....These guys are crazy, I met him at a bar and I asked a million questions through the nite. And for sure he answered every one like I was the only guy in there. Cool ass dude....
+Tat tood Dude, I love stories like this. He was the only guy that, when you hear stories like this about him, you're like "yeah, I figured he would be like that". And he fucking was.
+Nano B that's how he was man. When you talked to him he listened and talked to you like you were the only person in the world. He never talked down to you or thought he was better than you. Just a really genuine and humble dude.
This is so well known about Dime, loved not just for ability but being a righteous human. True story, I was 13 when my dad came home one day and gave me a beer coaster that Dime had written out to me, it reads “Sean, keep on rockin dude!” With a hand drawn CFH and his autograph. My dad had been playing pool with him all night at some bar and just thought he was cool. After a while the old man catches somebody call him “Dime” and he figures out he’s talking to his teenage son’s idol. My old man ain’t into Pantera but asked for an autograph for me and I still have it framed to this day. This is from right around ‘94. My dad’s awesome too. He still says, “Yeah Im not into metal but that Darrel guy was cool, fun to hang out with.” 🤘🤯
20:53 The Steve Vai impression is unreal
10:30 Drinks beer, sets it down, and beer proceeds to volcano foam all over amp.
Lmao nice catch
It's a Randall. They don't even care.
@@madmod lol
That just gives it character.
he could probably have afforded like 20 copies of that amp considering how much pantera made back in the day
He seemed like a truly good dude. He deserved better.
Great guitarist and a genuinely kind hearted dude. A real loss to music.
The southern Randy Rhoads
I’d like, but it’s at a pretty nice number
With a death just as tragic :,(
@@corycourtney8923 *deserved
@@DoodooSwaggy wtf really?
@@DoodooSwaggy what do you mean? Are you nuts?
This guy would've been 50 today
And still rad at guitar.
jase maybe another person's ;)
51 now.
51
52 today... R.I.P Dime & Vinnie, Getcha Pull Abbott Brothers!!!
Best metal guitarist ever. He could do it all. Shred with soul, write timeless riffs, had a great ear for tone and what a personality.
This is heartbreaking, such a giving, kind, positive and open person, to leave us the way he did, such a shame. RIP kind sir. He took a genuine interest in others. Such an amazing characteristic. Never let it go to his head.
Real deal
You know what DID go to his head? Nathan Gale's gunshots
@@DoodooSwaggy Wow you even know the murderers name. Congrats. You contributed nothing.
And you suck at trolling.
@@brandonbarrett7595 You're upset, so obviously not lol
@@DoodooSwaggy You're projecting what you wanted to get out of me. You didn't get it.
Again, congrats.
You still have contributed nothing.
My band wouldn't exist if it wasn't for this guy. He has inspired me more than any other person ever. RIP Brotha.
Love how he specified the "old van halen"
Is there any other Van Halen???✌😁👍
@The Adventures of Trucker186 and Tuttleman they had a third guy!? ROFL
@Adventures of Trucker186 gary cherrone
@Adventures of Trucker186 hell yeah VHIII sucked ASS
I'm like #100 hells yeah!
This video completely changed guitar for me. I come back to this a couple times a year. Dime was one of those rare beasts who was even better live and in person than on the albums. And boy was he damn good on the albums.
Why the fuck was no one asking him any questions?! I'd have a ton of things to ask him! The coolest, most down to earth guy ever and my inspiration. RIP Dime.
metallichic87 - remember in 1993 there was no internet, social media, internet websites that promoted awesomeness like this. I am 38 yrs old...only thing we had was Metal Edge magazine. I hear ya tho..most of these gremlins in this store seem like old turd folk that just came from Walmart - they had no clue of what they were seeing.
espemg7 ah man i used to love metal edge magazine. went to my old room a couple of weeks ago still has the pages i've ripped out and taped to the wall. Old pantera, slayer, king diamond and sepultura were all on there. Tripped me out lol
metallichic87 less questions more playing
metallichic87 Probably because people were in awe of his god like presence, they didn't know what to ask him.
because they are star struck and self conscious
Just a straight up legend. The fame didn’t get to his head, he was just a cool dude who happened to be the world’s best guitar player. Rip
We miss you Dime, and we love you...
I always have to comeback to watch this every so often. He really was/is one of my generations best guitarists of all time...really any generation. RIP DIME you are sorely missed.
5:55 Dime plays a broken (ironic) version of I'm Broken, a year before Far Beyond Driven was released
5:08 is Hell's Wrath
Wow good call I never would have noticed that.... Pretty cool people prolly didn't know at the time they'd be hearing that tune on the new record....
the energy he gave off... it's amazing. very charismatic guy. no wonder he and the guys had so much fun
He might not have been the fastest or the best in music theory. But he sure as hell was the most influencial and coolest guitarplayer in my opinion. A more down to earth and an caring person you have to look long for. Since im only 18 i unfortunally never got to see them live. Rest in peace Dimebag. I hope i one day will become half as good you were. (Sorry for my spelling, English is not my native language)
He was definitely the coolest guitar player in metal yeah, so was Pantera as a band. There's alot of metal guys and bands who are all like... cheesy, awkward and not cool haha. Pantera was just the most badass really heavy metal band. Same goes for Down. Really seemed like guys you'd want to have a drink with.
Your 200 percent wrong sir. Music theory is the study of practices and possibilities of music. His speed is excellent enough in the metal industry and just cause he doesn't play super fast on all his songs he articulates and throws in just enough, for me, to categorize it as shredding. Which I would definitely call fast. He can play just as fast as let's say yngwie malmsteen but let's leave that style of fast to yngwie. When I want to listen to classical metal I'll go there. I can't think of a more deserving guitarist who portrays possibilities and practice in his genre of music. He's one of the best in that field.
LTFOL !!!!!!
Major, minor and pentatonic. The thing is, start from the second, third or fourth note and keep playing and you’ll find the other five scales.
I was fortunate enough to get to see Pantera one-time in Columbus ohio-- Oz Fest
_Your Guitars are peacefully resting as if loyally waiting for their master's return_
💔 I felt that comment
I get goosebumps and my eyes get real watery when he starts playin. Still can't believe he gone after all these years 😪😪😪
I'm not really a fan of metal but I don't understand who could kill this man. just a really great guy, rip dimebag
Not justifying the behavior but he had a mental illness and was off his meds for awhile.. still no excuse for killing a man 😡
@@ICECREAMane1017 also his mom figured it was a good idea to buy him a gun, since he was not allowed to buy one for himself.
Some fucking Deranged idiot did it
Nathan Gale was a man with severe mental illnesses who was not given the correct medical attention he needed. Couple that with the extreme ease of requiring a firearm in the US and it was a recipe for disaster.
Now let me be clear - the act of him killing Dimebag was an absolute crime, but this wasn't just some ordinary fanboy who had a beef with the band. If the Joker film has taught us anything it's that unchecked mental illness can manifest itself in terrible ways, and often the person does not have a full grasp of either their actions, or reality in general.
Definitely had his own style..like no other..amazing
Drinking game: every time dime brushes his hair back you have to take a shot
I almost died
I am 14. Will try it out in 2 years thanks for the tip
For real, be drunk in about 60 seconds.
Tell my Jackson I love her
D E A D
Man, his playing could’ve been trash and I would’ve watched the whole video. What a cool dude to watch and listen to. So genuinely light hearted and laid back.
2:56 "How long you've been playing?"
" bout' 13"
"13 days..?!"
Lmfao
who tf would asume that
Dime's jam seassion answered that question
@@97Ushan well to be fair that was extremely vague. “Bout 13” could mean that he’s been playing since he was 13 years old or it could mean that he’s been playing for 13 years in general. Depending on when this video was recorded those two answers could be a different number of years between each other. A better question would’ve been, “how long did it take you to get that good?” But knowing dime he still would’ve answered with “bout 13.”
@@kingzuna8007 true shit bro, dime had his own vibe, rip to a legend.
@@kingzuna8007 I wondered the same - in other sources Dime was quoted saying he started playing guitar at about 12 years old. He was born in 1966, which means he likely started playing in 1978. Which means in 1993 when this video was made, he had been playing for about 15 years.
But then again, his brother Vinnie tells a story where Dime disappeared into his room with his guitar for a whole summer, and when he emerged he was a virtuoso who could play anything from EVH or KISS. No doubt Dime had a special talent.
These people did not know how lucky they were to be at a q&a with Dime, let alone be at his presence seeing him do his thing.
i do not know how to play a guitar but i would wish to be there and by seeing him doing guitar solos and asking him million questions is heaven.
Can’t believe that was 30 years ago. It brings a tear to my eye. What can you say other than Dime was probably the most unique and special artists ever. He was one of a kind. RIP.
CLIFF and Dime are riffing and blowing joints upstairs!
If there is an afterlife, hope the Rev and Paul Gray are there too.
@@stevemack2004 hahahaha the rev.
@@mikelitoris6218 Yeah, the Rev. What, you don't like him?
@@stevemack2004 different beasts
@@mikelitoris6218 Which way?
Dimebag is a cool dude.
was a cool dude :(
era muy buena onda , si
One of the most beautiful talented gifted person that ever stepped on this earth !!! Man his energy is so purely amazing !! Bless you Texan star R.I.P
Not even 3 minutes in and the overwhelming sadness came over me of how he's not with us anymore. He's not acting, he is genuinely that cool of a dude (not that I knew him) but you can just tell he's pure. Imagine Dime in 2021... Imagine him having ahold of an iPhone and some social media. Imagine him knowing what memes are. He could bring world peace in these days I swear. I can only imagine the funny things he would say about this bullshit covid19.
Miss this dude a whole lot.✌
Some of the band members say Don probably wouldn't even be alive because of how much you drink
Trust me my friend, he knows and sees it daily along with his brother Vinnie. \m/
This should be called "Guitar Bible Study with Reverend Dimebag Darrell"! 😂 Anyway, the guitar was like Dime's third arm! Not surprised to hear he was banned from taking part in TX guitar competitions as a high schooler cuz of being too damn good at it! Anyway Rest In Power Man! 🤘
My favorite video of Dimebag. Shows his playing and how cool of a person he was.
Dimebag was to Metal what Michael Jackson was to Pop. King
Well said
No, Michael Jackson was to Pop, what Dimebag was to metal. King.. fixed it for ya. ;)
@John Murray only idiots beleive that
Grant Daniell - Solo Performer
No,only kiddy fiddlers would disagree
The prince of guitar, oh wait... haha!
The fact he calls his fans by their names and welcomes and thanks them is so genuine. What an awesome human being. Dude has a big heart, no wonder his guitar playing is so unique and has a lot of passion in his playing. RIP Dime I wish I could met you and thanked you for your music and just being a badass person.
The faces while he's playing, pure skill with soul.
Man, i'm glad i live in a time when he was around, and so should you.
One of the guardians of metal.
one of God's own prototypes
A high powered mutant, never ment for mass production.
Too wierd to live, too rare to die.
fantastic fuckin comment
"wierd"
@@Sir_Catnip how? it's just ripped off of Fear and Loathing with a couple words changed? Of course, you like Pantera so this is probably mind-blowing to you.
Best comment
Amazing guy. I can't believe he's gone. I stil can't realise it. I can't accept it.
Amen brother, sometimes I still can't fathom it. I hope the dude that shot him is burning in the deepest, darkest, dankest corner of Hell for all eternity...
i feel ya brother & he's not gone, he foreever lives in us and his recordings.... me you and all his fans will never let him die......
you beeet!!! thats why i still do massive squelz so people still listen the good or the hard way what cool sounds he did!!!
i kno it's been.. shit 10 years now
At Lincoln Square Shopping Center - Arlington , TX
back then it was called Jam Music & Sound :
got to shake his hand at 51:49 \m/
I WISH!
"Whatsup Jerry"
Respect
Damn man that's cool as hell, I was never fortunate enough to see Pantera live let alone MEET DIME, your so lucky man! He had to of been so f@#$ cool and chill to hang with
Thats fucking awesome. I know lots people “claim” theyve met dime but he actually shook your hand and greeted you on video. Im actually super jealous
This video never gets old ... Dime what a fkn awesome guy and untouchable player . 🤘🏼
I know this does not need to be said but I find it soooo hard to watch Dimebag since his death. The most heartbreaking moment in music history. The tears fall hard. He was sooo beautiful. This guy is a God. If you play metal you know this guy has incredible ability. So much passion. So fuck'n tragic. R.I.P. brother you changed my life
After all this years i feel just lile the same bro. Always makes me cry so bad brother.
I'm here thanks to Ola Englund's weekly tips 🤘🤘🤘
Same. It's awesome that this video is around.
Even though i wasn't a fan of Pantera, the man has got serious chops and can play!!!! R.I.P. Dime!
6:46 A New Level 7:47 - Solo
8:26 Walk 8:57 - Solo
9:30 Primal Concrete Sledge Riff/Solo - 9:45
18:01 This Love Solo
18:46 - Cemetery Gates Solo
37:56 - Fucking Hostile - 38:36 Solo
39:01 - Heresy
39:24 Mouth For War
40:02 - Psycho Holiday 40:30 - Solo
41:19 - Cowboys From Hell 41:36 Solo
42:39 The Art of Shredding - 42:46 Solo
R.I.P Dimebag🤘🏻
We need more Dimebags and less Axel Roses.
Dimebag could have fronted Pantera himself. Who needs vocals when you got someone who can shred like that.
From what I've heard of him sing in videos of concerts and other shit like the home videos, he actually didn't have a bad singing voice haha. I'm sure other than doing some back-up vocals here and there he wanted to be able to give his full attention to playing the guitar when performing live though. God I wish I had been able to see Pantera live, I was born in February 1990 so I was a little too young haha.. by the time I was getting old enough they split up. My first concerts were Primus and Ozzfest in 2004, and I planned on seeing Damageplan when they came around. Damageplans album was definitely good, but it didn't give me the same feelings Pantera albums did. I would have seen any band good or bad if he was playing haha.. he just was such a massive influence on me and playing guitar as I grew up. Eventually saved money from chores to buy a Dean ML-F and other gear he used like the whammy pedal. Learned as many of his riffs as I could, and tried to learn/perfect his solos as I got better. I never was as excited as when I finally figured out the trick to doing the squeals the way he did by dumping the whammy bar haha. I never did get to see him with Damageplan, since he was tragically and senselessly murdered by that cowardly shitbag. Hopefully Dime is at peace wherever we end up after death, as well as the other victims. I feel bad for the audience/band and their crew for having to witness and endure such a brutal tragedy.. as well as the cop who first responded and took action to kill that scumbag. Can't help but think how badly I wish I could've seen him live and met him in person every time I listen to Pantera or watch their home videos/concert footage. RIP Dime you're missed immensely, and your music will continue to have a huge impact on people for generations to come.
+EricJh21690 pts-80 on panteras power metal album is dime singing, sounds like hetfield.
+tresdanator that was phils first album with them so he's singing
FlimsyHoodlum dime sang on that particular track
dime could do it. phil would probably surprise you on guitar as well. but it was how it was for a reason.
Why did he have to die? It makes me hate the world, but I embrace it as well, to know that humanity can produce such a beautiful human being as this. I guess the saying is true, "only the good die young". Randy, Jimmy & Dime.
And he wasn't just only a magnificent guitar player getting better and better, he also was a magnificent person, he was always cracking jokes, i yet have to see a video of him mad at somebody...
francompalmieri no he gets made at the camera man in a backstage video at new York, starts swearing at him and shit
Cliff
Yeah man, he was my complete idol when I was a kid. Came home from school ready to crank out some riffs on my jackson, usually listened to some pantera or watched some vids to get pumped and saw what had happened. It just fuckin wrecked me man.
cry because he died or smile because he lived your choice
The fact that guitar stays in tune for the free floating work he does, says alot about Dean 🤟
Theres Dime doing what most rock stars wouldent do today. Taking time out for the fans. Miss this dude.
I hate that I was too young to ever witness this greatness.
What a legend. I would have a thousand questions. This guy, his vibe and music are huge part of my childhood. I was 4 in 1993 but I still remember jamming out to cowboys and all of Pantera throughout the 90s. Dime reminds me of my Dad. Definitely one of his favorites and a major influence on his guitar playing. And a fellow Texan!
You guys were so privileged to see him do this live and solo. Why do the most unique people have to be taken from us so early? You were one of the greats Dime, RIP.
Just watching Dime jam it out and answer all these questions causally shows how much of a genuine human being he truly was.
This man was truly taken from us way too soon.
Listening to a Dime solo is a daily ritual, pure raw energy at its best!! Great musician! RIP Dime, forever in our hearts.. All the way from south London.
It's been 4yrs since your comment! I was curious.... are you still watching??
Jammin in a room with ballpark 50 head; jammin as if he stands before 50,000. Awesome.
High class man. Loves his fans and takes the time. Others should learn from this.
That Steve Vai imitation was priceless :D
YoLpIsBest when does he do that
Kanha Tiwari 20:59
:( Wow, just shows you how humble and simple dimebag was. Hard to watch this without shedding a tear, Pantera got me through School. Only band that made me feel 10ft tall when listening to them. I remember confronting a dude that was bullying me, I listened to Trendkill on repeat for hours and broke his nose. I dont advocate violence unless its self defence but damn it felt good.
Dime was every guy I hung out with in high school. Except they weren't the guitar player in Pantera. RIP.
I saw pantera live two times, one in 1997 and the other in 1998 and it was great! I miss dimebag and vinnie a lot. Great musicians and humble guys.