Yeah me too man, I always spend this day for the last 20 years listening to Darrell, may he rest in peace, and God bless soul , Dime was friggin hoot, he was one of the few musicians and rock stars that I felt that people knew without ever him
I met DIme twice and he was the most genuine person I have met. He absolutely did not give off the vibe that he even knew he was a living legend that changed metal forever. He saw my CFH tattoo on my forearm last time and took a pitcure with his by mine the second time. That was the last Damageplan show ever in AZ. It was only 4 months before the world lost him.
I saw damageplan a few weeks before Dime was taken from us. I met him and he literally turned to me and asked if there was a kfc around the venue. I said yeah. He asked if I could go get him a bucket. Lol. I walked down grabbed some chicken. Came back and I ate a piece of fried chicken with Dimebag. They don’t make dudes that cool anymore.
I was sad the day Dime died but sadder when Vinnie died, just thinking what the guy went through, seeing his own brother killed in front of him, cannot imagine the pain. They were my heros and part of my youth died with them
I thought it sounded like he was doing some type of rendition of Gary Moore.. I was thinking parisienne walkways but im not sure.. Dime played metal but he had a wide range of influences crossing multiple genres when it came to playing guitar. Thats what I loved about him!
@@jupitermoongauge4055 WTF? Dude, you must be totally clueless about guitar playing - Gary Moore was one of the greatest guitarists to ever walk the Earth and that's universally acknowledged by not only most rock fans and journalists, but by the majority of his peers. So you seriously need to show some respect and never make idiotic comments like again.
Dimebag could just make his guitar sing like and angel or growl like a demon. There will never be a talent like him ever again. Rest In Power Dimebag..
@@thetreverpitts yeah, and legions of people like Van Halen, Malmsteen, Satriani, Vai, Oliva, Friedman, Moore, Bratta, Campbell, Vanderberg, Timmons, Macalpine, Howe, Holdsworth, Gambale, Marcello, Petrucci, Gilbert, Bettencurt, Govan, Lane and hundreds of others are able only to smoking aside?
Dude was one of a kind, and could do it all. Blazing and accurate speed shredding, but he could also bend those strings and whammy bar and make that baby wail like no other. RIP DIMEBAG
I'm gutted I never saw Pantera. I watched Dimebag play with Damage Plan though which was amazing, Dimebag had a 5 minute section with just him on stage ripping guitar. Totally unforgettable
He came to Rock... and Rocked like no other With the Heart twice the Size of Texas, our Beloved Brother, Companion, Mentor Idol and Friend... We Love You Dime... Until we meet again
Dude I hung out with Darrell alot in the late 80s,have some cool stories,the best one was the melody shop in Dallas Texas where he ripped a Jackson soloist#3100 in there sound proof Booth,people in there 50s&60s walked in from the mall and surrounded the booth ... He was just like the pied piper
@@williams5945 Thanks for sharing that, you lucky 🦆! Goes to show that most humans will tend to gravitate toward a source of positive energy, and Dime was the king of broadcasting positive vibes(with or without his axe, I might add). He definitely wasn't the type to perceive the glass as half empty. Darrell was more of a "cup runneth over" kinda guy.
I have always recognized the savage blues rock parts of Gary Moore in Dime’s playing and this is so cool to finally see that proven the real deal. The dude was a sponge and blended everything in his own signature Dime style. There are very few metal guitarists that apart from their technical chops en chugging ability, can pour that much soul into their dives, bends, squeals, sustained notes and fingerpicking like Darrell could.
wow this slapped me in the face. my dad used to play this all the time, I have come to associate it with him. Him playing guitar was always a huge part of my life, ever since I was born. He was my best friend. Passed away last November. So cool to hear Dime playing that. Made me smile. R.I.P.
I swear, there's some hidden force within music. It can help one heal, inspire creativity, create wonderful memories, and so much more. I'm happy to hear that your dad started sharing this "magic" with you early on. As a picker myself, I couldn't help but shed a tear reading your comment. Glad Dime's magic made you think of Pops and put a smile on your face. That's poetry in motion. May the Abbott bros. and your father rest easy.
Sounds like hes doing a take on one of Gary Moore's solos. I was thinking from the song, Parisienne Walkways, but Im not sure? I love coming across unearthed videos of Dime... been gone for 20 years but seeing these videos makes it feel brand new and as if hes still alive and with us. I always wonder if he was still around would Dime be doing RUclips tutorials and playthroughs? Because a lot of the videos I come across are of him just sitting around and showing off licks and how to play solos and they were recorded before youtube even existed. He unknowingly left behind videos of himself for people to watch way after his passing. Even in death I have learned so many licks watching Dimes videos and he is still influencing people till this day. Dime and Gary are both missed dearly.
@@daniel_naaden Yea thanks for posting. I just went and listened to still got the blues. It def felt like a Gary Moore influenced solo lol. Both dudes are big influences on me personally as a guitarist and im sure thousands of other guitarists out there.
Ripping ass players! Dime was is a master! Eternal sound. Not all musicians have this completely fluid command. Dime was very special. I bet he is loved wherever he is. The spirit of this man was immeasurable. His music is was a vehicle for perseverance , passion and fookn 🔥 fire. Miles Davis would say. "bad ass mouths fucka"
2024 watching all these videos growing up with parents who jammed pantera damage plan down , only 24 but too me dimebagg is the greatest guitarist ever , understand he got his style from many OG’s in the rock scene but too me nobody could absolutely shred a piece of wood like he could ! Rest in peace to a LEGEND
Everytime i see this hurts harder and harder through the years... The reason i can't forget this man is because he's a totally a wild soul, one with the music. He's guitar hit you different. Very rare figure.
Man.. He could make his guitar sing like no other. The raw power and emotion he played with every night was unmatched by anyone still to present day. Yes Van Halen was mind blowing so was Steve Via and Joe to. But Dimebag has that grab you by the fucking throat playing style that still makes the high on the back of my neck stand up. Keep Dimes name alive!
Gary Moore. an influence on all the greats of recent times. dime was just fantastic. phenomenal player. his range, his melody, of course his technical proficiency. The dude had it all
That there is a true AMERICAN BADASS! AND A TRUE METAL LEGEND! There will never be enough great things said about the Abbott brothers and their legacy in the metal community. R. I. P. gentlemen, and may I see you on the other side one day. 🤘🤘❤️🍺
Serendipity. Gary & Dime r trying to tell us something!!☝🙏. I was looking up Thin Lizzy. They were going to do that tour. Vivian was playing w/ them. I looked up the theatre, etc. Then I saw Gary just passed away like hrs b4 or the day before. Dang!
I met Vinny at Treasure Island in Las Vegas. He was the nicest person and gave me a CD and a Dime Vision DVD. Dime was supposed to be just like Vinny with the fans. Sad that they are both gone. They were Texas gentlemen. Dimes tone in this video is amazing!!!!
that's incredible! yeah from what I've heard, they were always the best, Dime and Vinnie! sad I was born too late to ever see Dime, but at least I can see him forever in these videos!
@@daniel_naaden I’ve only seen Pantera once with Black Sabbath. They were so loud I couldn’t hear right for a week. It was a great show and I’m grateful to have been able to be there. Missing seeing them live is like missing bands like the stones or the Beatles. It’s a once in a lifetime experience.
That guitar pick was magnetized by the fingers staying attached where ever they moved. And at 1.29 the real psychedelik sound effekt mirroring the sound of Creation!
Legend! Rest in peace brother 🙏 😔 this man and Stevie Ray and Randy Roads are the guitarist I miss most oh and can't forget my father too! He himself was a great guitarist
part of it, yes! the crux of the first part of the video isn't there, but practically everything else is, you're right. I cover that on my other Dime video: ruclips.net/video/Zm7PhHjbFOE/видео.html
@@daniel_naaden Ahhhh ya you got me there. He must have changed it up a bunch,. I saw Damageplan twice and the first time he did Eric Johnson but the second time he went from that 1st part into Stranglehold with the rest of the band kicking in.
Dime still had the blues..Damn i miss him he should be here with us ripping.It makes me so mad still that him and Vinnie are not around anymore Rock in Peace brothers...
Forever one of the best metal guitarists of all time! Forever sadened by his untimely death and forever missed and remembered! I have seen Pantera several times over the years and they were always the hardest playing best concert's I was lucky enough to witness!!!
Ive seen Pantera 5 times in the 90s!! So intense live and no matter what shape they was in they always went balls to the wall!! Kickn ass and takin names!! 🤘😎
Met the man and Vinnie after a show in Louisville KY (D.P. at the time) week before the Cincy show happened. He had handed me a drink of crown that night of the show. I miss him, Vinnie and PANTERA!!!!
Wonderful Human Being, well, as a the golden standard for metal guitar... Domebag, YOU were the reason, why I picked up the metal axe..are... May you and Your Brother Rest In peace.....
Miss you Dime,, Heavy Music has changed So much since youve Gone!! !Actually So has the World..Im glad i got to see you Live..You were 1 of a’ Kind!! Thats for’Sho..Tha memory Remains..Wdsta1😊🤙🏼🏄🌊
@@addisonperrigan8369 as far as I'm aware, it's the latter. there's no song that I've found with his name in the credits with a solo that resembles that specifically. this video is more so that Gary Moore solo that everyone in the comments is talking about, but the Live Damageplan solo (the one that I did another video on) is something he just threw together specifically for the live shows, not in a song.
@@daniel_naaden thanks, I saw them in Omaha with Type O - in 1994. Then I met them at an in store signing in 1996. They signed all my shit. Dime asked me about mt guitar that i brought in. They were all so cool in person. Will be buried with that stuff they signed btw.
its Dec 8 2023 still thinking of you!
Yeah me too man, I always spend this day for the last 20 years listening to Darrell, may he rest in peace, and God bless soul , Dime was friggin hoot, he was one of the few musicians and rock stars that I felt that people knew without ever him
facts
Its crazy how you can miss someone you never met, at least Vinnie doesn't miss dime anymore.
I met DIme twice and he was the most genuine person I have met. He absolutely did not give off the vibe that he even knew he was a living legend that changed metal forever. He saw my CFH tattoo on my forearm last time and took a pitcure with his by mine the second time. That was the last Damageplan show ever in AZ. It was only 4 months before the world lost him.
I saw damageplan a few weeks before Dime was taken from us. I met him and he literally turned to me and asked if there was a kfc around the venue. I said yeah. He asked if I could go get him a bucket. Lol. I walked down grabbed some chicken. Came back and I ate a piece of fried chicken with Dimebag. They don’t make dudes that cool anymore.
Oh yeah.... I would definitely trade the Kardashians for Dimebag and Vinnie Paul any day, bottom line
I was sad the day Dime died but sadder when Vinnie died, just thinking what the guy went through, seeing his own brother killed in front of him, cannot imagine the pain. They were my heros and part of my youth died with them
Vinnie is dead
isnt this still got the blues? amazing regardless.
indeed it is! Dime truly had taste, plus it sounds great in this different tuning
I thought it sounded like he was doing some type of rendition of Gary Moore.. I was thinking parisienne walkways but im not sure.. Dime played metal but he had a wide range of influences crossing multiple genres when it came to playing guitar. Thats what I loved about him!
@@daniel_naaden B F#B E G#C#?
Yes and it almost sounds as bad as Gary Moore
@@jupitermoongauge4055
WTF? Dude, you must be totally clueless about guitar playing - Gary Moore was one of the greatest guitarists to ever walk the Earth and that's universally acknowledged by not only most rock fans and journalists, but by the majority of his peers. So you seriously need to show some respect and never make idiotic comments like again.
Dime was an artist, not just a guitar player. He painted moods with six strings.
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lol..... he painted moods with 6 strings lol.
I never imagined I'd get to hear Dime play something by Gary Moore. I miss them both more than ever.
Bro this vídeo has Been around for years it is not something new
@@ernestofb591
He never said it was new. Just because you saw it before doesn’t mean everyone has.
@@Boogieplex
I've not seen it either and loved Gary Moor. But it's youtube, always some no it all who loves to shyte on a harmless comment.
What Gary Moore song?
@@LeeChops333 Still Got the Blues
The guitar is so dark that mere mortals don’t deserve to see it, only dimebag had the permission ❤️ RIP LEGEND ❤️
True metal hero to us all❤️
And I got your back on this one!!
Music isn't the same without the Abbott Brothers
I miss his guitar playing so much. He had such passion that people lack these days!
I just love listening to him to talk about how much he loves his fucking guitar
The best metal guitarist ever
The second half is something he did on stage since 1984.
But as many snob or avoid that era, its surely something " unheard live "
Glamtera was a much better band.
A don't ever forget *Diamond Darrell*
Blue Light Turning Red.
Ive heard some songs on their pre-CFH days. I must say those are quite amazing too. I dont know where the hate comes from.
how does he achieve that theramon like sound
@@grahamjarman rub the pick on your 2nd and 3rd strings.
Dimebag could just make his guitar sing like and angel or growl like a demon. There will never be a talent like him ever again. Rest In Power Dimebag..
It goes Jimi Hendrix then Tony Iommi then Randy Rhoads and then Dimebag Darrell in that order of level of guitar playing
@@thetreverpitts yeah, and legions of people like Van Halen, Malmsteen, Satriani, Vai, Oliva, Friedman, Moore, Bratta, Campbell, Vanderberg, Timmons, Macalpine, Howe, Holdsworth, Gambale, Marcello, Petrucci, Gilbert, Bettencurt, Govan, Lane and hundreds of others are able only to smoking aside?
People still say he is over rated. Hmm. Funny.
@@raypreseau2047 taste is subjective. On pure playing ability, there is no doubts in my mind he’s the greatest technical metal player to ever live.
@@aaronhiggs you are now my brother
Gary Moore, "Still got the blues" was in there, added to some fire 🔥 improv by Dime, of course! 😎🎸
Darrell’s vibrato was amazing…no one ever seems to mention it.
His might be the best ever
Dude was one of a kind, and could do it all. Blazing and accurate speed shredding, but he could also bend those strings and whammy bar and make that baby wail like no other. RIP DIMEBAG
Man, miss seeing Pantera live. ALWAYS tight as hell. Such a devastating loss to our kind of music.
To mankind
@dirtbag daryal How is that arrogant? If you're here then it's probably your kind of music, and if ya group us all up, it's our kind of music
I'm gutted I never saw Pantera. I watched Dimebag play with Damage Plan though which was amazing, Dimebag had a 5 minute section with just him on stage ripping guitar. Totally unforgettable
It just slapped us all so hard damn
He came to Rock...
and Rocked like no other
With the Heart twice the
Size of Texas, our Beloved
Brother, Companion, Mentor
Idol and Friend...
We Love You Dime...
Until we meet again
rip brother dime we miss you
that we do
getcha pull
@@daniel_naaden And Gary Moore too (died in 2011).
Not just an AWESOME guitarist, but probably the coolest dude in music!!!PERIOD! Great person with heart and soul 👍🏻🇺🇸
Coolest dude in music ? Is that a joke ?
@@jupitermoongauge4055 no
My thoughts exactly after I had met him chatted and had a drink
Dude I hung out with Darrell alot in the late 80s,have some cool stories,the best one was the melody shop in Dallas Texas where he ripped a Jackson soloist#3100 in there sound proof Booth,people in there 50s&60s walked in from the mall and surrounded the booth ... He was just like the pied piper
@@williams5945 Thanks for sharing that, you lucky 🦆! Goes to show that most humans will tend to gravitate toward a source of positive energy, and Dime was the king of broadcasting positive vibes(with or without his axe, I might add). He definitely wasn't the type to perceive the glass as half empty. Darrell was more of a "cup runneth over" kinda guy.
I have always recognized the savage blues rock parts of Gary Moore in Dime’s playing and this is so cool to finally see that proven the real deal. The dude was a sponge and blended everything in his own signature Dime style. There are very few metal guitarists that apart from their technical chops en chugging ability, can pour that much soul into their dives, bends, squeals, sustained notes and fingerpicking like Darrell could.
wow this slapped me in the face. my dad used to play this all the time, I have come to associate it with him. Him playing guitar was always a huge part of my life, ever since I was born. He was my best friend. Passed away last November. So cool to hear Dime playing that. Made me smile. R.I.P.
I swear, there's some hidden force within music. It can help one heal, inspire creativity, create wonderful memories, and so much more. I'm happy to hear that your dad started sharing this "magic" with you early on. As a picker myself, I couldn't help but shed a tear reading your comment. Glad Dime's magic made you think of Pops and put a smile on your face. That's poetry in motion. May the Abbott bros. and your father rest easy.
@@woody8577 Thanks man. Appreciate ya.
Sounds like hes doing a take on one of Gary Moore's solos. I was thinking from the song, Parisienne Walkways, but Im not sure? I love coming across unearthed videos of Dime... been gone for 20 years but seeing these videos makes it feel brand new and as if hes still alive and with us. I always wonder if he was still around would Dime be doing RUclips tutorials and playthroughs? Because a lot of the videos I come across are of him just sitting around and showing off licks and how to play solos and they were recorded before youtube even existed. He unknowingly left behind videos of himself for people to watch way after his passing. Even in death I have learned so many licks watching Dimes videos and he is still influencing people till this day. Dime and Gary are both missed dearly.
according to another comment, it's "Still Got The Blues"
agreed! I love these Dime clips, and posting them for others to see is great!
@@daniel_naaden Yea thanks for posting. I just went and listened to still got the blues. It def felt like a Gary Moore influenced solo lol. Both dudes are big influences on me personally as a guitarist and im sure thousands of other guitarists out there.
Definitely has a bit of a feel of Parisienne Walkways in there alright. Two amazing guitarists.
I thought it was "The Loner" by Gary Moore
Ripping ass players! Dime was is a master! Eternal sound. Not all musicians have this completely fluid command. Dime was very special. I bet he is loved wherever he is. The spirit of this man was immeasurable. His music is was a vehicle for perseverance , passion and fookn 🔥 fire. Miles Davis would say. "bad ass mouths fucka"
Eddie Van Halen and dimebag Darrell 2 guys that revolutionised guitar both left us way too early miss this dude those bends holy shit.
put jimi hendrix on your comment too
Two of my favorite musicians Dimebag Darrell playing Gary Moore...Unfnbelievable...!!!
2024 watching all these videos growing up with parents who jammed pantera damage plan down , only 24 but too me dimebagg is the greatest guitarist ever , understand he got his style from many OG’s in the rock scene but too me nobody could absolutely shred a piece of wood like he could ! Rest in peace to a LEGEND
His precision, speed, and tight playing is just unreal
Honestly, one of the most talented guitarists ever, could do anything at the drop of a hat, legend!
Amazing! Gary touched every guitarist! No matter what kind of music they played!
Still got the trills for you. As an Irish guitarist, this one hits home a little harder. Miss ya Dime, still hitting every note in you honour 🤘❤️
Everytime i see this hurts harder and harder through the years... The reason i can't forget this man is because he's a totally a wild soul, one with the music. He's guitar hit you different.
Very rare figure.
amen to that, brother
Gary Moore and Dimebag Darrell. Two absolute legends.
Man.. He could make his guitar sing like no other. The raw power and emotion he played with every night was unmatched by anyone still to present day. Yes Van Halen was mind blowing so was Steve Via and Joe to. But Dimebag has that grab you by the fucking throat playing style that still makes the high on the back of my neck stand up. Keep Dimes name alive!
A Legend appreciating a Legend.....Dime and Gary are trading licks up there...
Love the bluesy sound!
Gary Moore. an influence on all the greats of recent times. dime was just fantastic. phenomenal player. his range, his melody, of course his technical proficiency. The dude had it all
That there is a true AMERICAN BADASS! AND A TRUE METAL LEGEND! There will never be enough great things said about the Abbott brothers and their legacy in the metal community. R. I. P. gentlemen, and may I see you on the other side one day. 🤘🤘❤️🍺
He really enjoyed life always smiling and laughing, man he loved playing guitar
A heart the size of Texas !
@@531ff yea and wicked riffs to match
@@billythekid7090 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Long live the legend!! The greatest to ever do it!!
A true inspiration this man was… legend!!!
What’s weird is I have just listened to Still got the blues on Spotify and this appears in my RUclips feed.
Serendipity. Gary & Dime r trying to tell us something!!☝🙏. I was looking up Thin Lizzy. They were going to do that tour. Vivian was playing w/ them. I looked up the theatre, etc. Then I saw Gary just passed away like hrs b4 or the day before. Dang!
He actually DID play this live...six days before we lost him😪 It's on RUclips.
I met Vinny at Treasure Island in Las Vegas. He was the nicest person and gave me a CD and a Dime Vision DVD. Dime was supposed to be just like Vinny with the fans. Sad that they are both gone. They were Texas gentlemen. Dimes tone in this video is amazing!!!!
that's incredible! yeah from what I've heard, they were always the best, Dime and Vinnie! sad I was born too late to ever see Dime, but at least I can see him forever in these videos!
@@daniel_naaden I’ve only seen Pantera once with Black Sabbath. They were so loud I couldn’t hear right for a week. It was a great show and I’m grateful to have been able to be there. Missing seeing them live is like missing bands like the stones or the Beatles. It’s a once in a lifetime experience.
Dimebag Darrell always and will always have the blues 🤘🤘🤘
.. Dimebag was a super talented player for sure.
Dude was magic. He makes you feel that shit. Chill bumps man, the chilliest of chill bumps.
That guitar pick was magnetized by the fingers staying attached where ever they moved. And at 1.29 the real psychedelik sound effekt mirroring the sound of Creation!
Legend! Rest in peace brother 🙏 😔 this man and Stevie Ray and Randy Roads are the guitarist I miss most oh and can't forget my father too! He himself was a great guitarist
Steve ray, and dime they probably could made the best Texas Blues album ever.
one of my all time fav guitarist playing an all time favorite Gary Moore lick.
no soy catolico pero que dios lo tenga en la gloria a este pibe!
Awesome brother, you play the guitar not only with your hands but soul,I miss you dimebag (rip) William Rivera 👍🤟
He actually did this at literally every Damageplan show lol.
this is true lol R.I.P legend
part of it, yes! the crux of the first part of the video isn't there, but practically everything else is, you're right. I cover that on my other Dime video: ruclips.net/video/Zm7PhHjbFOE/видео.html
@@daniel_naaden Ahhhh ya you got me there. He must have changed it up a bunch,. I saw Damageplan twice and the first time he did Eric Johnson but the second time he went from that 1st part into Stranglehold with the rest of the band kicking in.
@@xkmmx2132 funny ...paying.tribute to Nugent. Ted dissed Pantera' s version of Cat Scratch. Uncle Ted acting stupid.
I worked at a sober living in Tarzana around 2006 or 2007 dimebag was a guest in the sober living. I had no idea we was for about a month. Haha.
Sober living with in Tarzana named Sober Souls.
Again. ... Wow !!!
Thank you for sharing ❤😎🎼🎵🎤🎶🎵!!!
🎸🔈🔉
Dime still had the blues..Damn i miss him he should be here with us ripping.It makes me so mad still that him and Vinnie are not around anymore Rock in Peace brothers...
Miss that guy, still have his pick from a show here in the UK 1993.
Love that sound. I only dream of being able to play like that 😫
Still got the Blues for you Dime
The master of those half bends. Been trying for a year to replicate a few and it’s just nowhere close.
Just keep playing it will eventually just click. Practice more bending and vibrato on an acoustic and it will come easier in electric.
The spirit of the soul roght through those fingertips. Priceless. We miss you Dime!
2 years ago, I definitely saw this back in 2004. 😢
He’ll forever be my favorite
Best guitarist ever. RIP DIMEBAG VINNIE!
Not the best but one of these guitarist with it's own sound as alexi laiho
@@JT-sl3ui Vinnie died some time ago.
Not by miles, dude. Not by MILES!
Awesome guitarist bro ..... I'm with you by there.... but he's a long way off with some of the old school metal heads .
One of the best guitarists ever.
Forever one of the best metal guitarists of all time! Forever sadened by his untimely death and forever missed and remembered! I have seen Pantera several times over the years and they were always the hardest playing best concert's I was lucky enough to witness!!!
i can listen to this all day. r.i.p dimebag darrell👑
Rest in peace Dime and vinnie..my fave band PANTERA.
Ive seen Pantera 5 times in the 90s!! So intense live and no matter what shape they was in they always went balls to the wall!! Kickn ass and takin names!! 🤘😎
Wow! One great guitarists rendition of another great guitarists song!
This is profound. The way he takes ome of his own solos and blends it with an all time classic without even really trying let's be honest.
Met the man and Vinnie after a show in Louisville KY (D.P. at the time) week before the Cincy show happened. He had handed me a drink of crown that night of the show. I miss him, Vinnie and PANTERA!!!!
Yes it is. Fn awesome! Love Gary too
Such a tragedy. I would love to hear him now. And such a down to Earth, cool guy. Met him at a store next to the venue they were playing.
Currently Tuesday July 9th 2024 still listening to dime shread
Wonderful Human Being, well, as a the golden standard for metal guitar... Domebag, YOU were the reason, why I picked up the metal axe..are... May you and Your Brother Rest In peace.....
This is on of my favorite videos now
getcha pull!
Almost 20 years ago. I got to chat with both Pantera and DP. Great moments, f thanks. Get'cha Pull CFmfH
One musician often foremost in my mind..Memory of you immortal now and forever, jamming with the gods..
Holy shit... never knew there was a recording of him play "still got the blues"!!!!
He was playing Still Got The Blues by Gary Moore.
Its fucking 20 years ago that we lost you! I miss you and your brother! Pantera hell fucking 😢
Music died with him. I miss Dime
Definitely still got the Blues in there. One of best versions ever played
Bellissimo! Come tutti i suoi assoli!
I remember this. My all time favourite guitar guys together.
Miss you Dime,,
Heavy Music has changed So much since youve Gone!! !Actually So has the World..Im glad i got to see you Live..You were 1 of a’ Kind!! Thats for’Sho..Tha memory Remains..Wdsta1😊🤙🏼🏄🌊
This looks as if it was filmed yesterday.RIP legend.
Still got the blues
Holy shit , I've been looking for this song for years
I can't believe I found it on a dimebag video
he did this solo live in Denver when I saw him at the Ogden Theater with Damageplan
dang! the same "Still Got the Blues" line and everything?
WOW awesome thanks for the upload!
Beautiful 🤘🤙R.I.P DIME❤
R.I.P DBD will forever miss partying with y'all and dying the GO.T.
I can hear the sound of the windmill goin' round. Guess I'll always be a soldier of fortune...
Live to thrill brother! Miss dimebag best there ever was Rebel Meets Rebel! Hellyeah keep on it!
Original Video form Young Guitar without the extreme dark overlay: ruclips.net/video/m-nmzeNrT6A/видео.html these solos start at the 5:40 mark
Dime rocked Gary Moore's "Still got the blues" Hell yeah!
The first lead is "Still In Love With You" by Gary Moore.
This sounds like a throwback to his Diamond Darrell days.
Awesome clip man, thanks
Great stuff. Well hearing him jam with Gary would rock.garys dirty fingers is insanely fine
There's a live version of this the video is called DIMEBAG DARELL 12-02-04
yes indeed! that's one of my favorite pieces of footage of his Damageplan solo!
@@daniel_naaden is that solo part of a song or something he just threw together into a badass masterpiece?
@@addisonperrigan8369 as far as I'm aware, it's the latter. there's no song that I've found with his name in the credits with a solo that resembles that specifically. this video is more so that Gary Moore solo that everyone in the comments is talking about, but the Live Damageplan solo (the one that I did another video on) is something he just threw together specifically for the live shows, not in a song.
one great covering gary moore another great...both gone to soon
Met him once. Saw them play once. Life fulfilled.
an experience I will always respect and revere, as I was only born three months after his death, never able to see him live
@@daniel_naaden thanks, I saw them in Omaha with Type O - in 1994. Then I met them at an in store signing in 1996. They signed all my shit. Dime asked me about mt guitar that i brought in. They were all so cool in person. Will be buried with that stuff they signed btw.
@@anthonyhansen7857 hell yeah!
@@daniel_naaden i do feel for u guys missing out on Dime. I saw Randy Roads as well. But i always felt like i missed out on Hendrix.
@@anthonyhansen7857 damn. I wish I cld of seen Randy! Saw Pantera 2x. Hendrix & Zep r. On a lot of ppl' s bucket list