Pantera have been incredibly respectful to the Abbot Brothers with their new tour. They dedicate the entire show to their legacy. Well worth the tickets for future shows!
@@johnsambo9379 Vinnie was bitter about how his brother died, which had nothing to do with Phil either way you want to slice it. Phil also tried to make amends with Vinnie before he died and Vinnie wasn't having it. And no, just because the line-up has changed doesn't mean it isn't Pantera anymore. You're just stuck in the past.
Seen this so many times, had on vhs , but it made me cry today, for real. To see so many people on RUclips 30 years later reacting to their music is really something. As many music industry people have said, Pantera carried the flag for heavy music in the 1990s when metal & hard rock seriously took a back seat to grunge & alternative. But they also took it to a-whole-nother-level, and inspired a lot of bands that came after them. They set the bar high, they set the tone.
33 years old this song is, and I've listened to it nearly all of those years and to this day, no matter how many times I've heard it, I can't not headbang to that drop after the solo. It's too good.
I was 13 when this came out, and I wasnt quite ready for it then. It took me till about 17 or so before I was grown enough to start f'ing with Pantera lol...
Oh ya'll , im from duncanville tx. right around the corner from arlington, tx. I grew up w/Pantera. They once was a hair band. Early 90's came in with Phil on vocals, then everything changed... Lol, "getch'a a pull.....if ya'll know what i mean.lol Do ya'll even know what a " Black Tooth Grin" is??? Hollar at me, ill give the ingrediance , strate-up. Then ya'll will know😅
Did you notice Pantera in the early days? Im from Pennsylvania and 44 years old. The first time I heard that metal mixed with groove I waas hooked. Pantera still my favorite Metal band to this day. God bless Texas!
The person that killed dimebag was a schizophrenic that believed that he wrote all of the songs on their 'vulgar display of power' album and believed that dimebag and vinnie paul stole the lyrics from him. That's why he killed dimebag and he would've killed vinnie paul too if people didn't interfere. What Phil said about dimebag was sh!tty but that's not why that dude killed him. I used to think that too until I watched the biography for it.
This show was the end of cowboys from hell era. I think after this set, Rex told his tech to get him bass straps 8” longer. They went home, finished Vulgar, and launched into the stratosphere.
Wait, did she try pause during a Dimebag Solo? With the Pantera fans in here, YES, you woulda been roasted for a pause during a Dime Solo or the breakdown for that matter. Glad she enjoyed it. My Ex hated it when we met... 15 years later when we split my son would tell me she regularly now plays Pantera in the mornings on weekends.. once that gets into your soul, it will never leave. been 30 years and I STILL cant go a week without hearing these guys.
I caught the tour last month here in Austin and it was incredible. A lot of love shown for the brothers and it was actually Dime's birthday. They brought out shots for the band and crew and we all sang Happy Birthday. RIP Dime and Vinny.
This was the Monsters of Rock concert I believe in 1991. The Soviet Union had just collapsed. Pantera would be groove metal. Down, Phil's other band, would be considered southern metal, along with Crowbar. Crowbar is fucking heavy.
Started listening to metal in 1981 but Pantera was my favorite band during the 90s. Got to see them live once and they were amazing. Dimebag was and still is one of my favorite metal guitarists and such a nice guy, I was devastated when we lost him. Bought two of his signature guitars after his passing even though I don't even play, a cheap Washburn Dime 332 and a Dean DimeBag Far Beyond Driven Tribue ML.
Saw them twice back in the day - one of my favorite bands ever and this is the hardest drop in metal in probably the largest music fest ever after everyone stormed the barricades. DOWN was a great true southern groove metal/rock Phil headed
Met Vinny Paul and he was incredible. Such a terrible loss to lose the Abbot Bros. I used to live in Tx and paid my respects at their gravesite. This video always gives me the goosebumps every time. Fucking mental🤘🏻
Still the best breakdown ever. I talked on the phone to Dime about 3 months before he died. My brother saw him at the airport drunk off his ass. Dime found it hilarious to call me out of the blue with no 13:03 warning . He called me mother fucker like 10 times. It was 9am. I thought it was a joke. Nope. My brother swears up and down
I was lucky enough to see Pantera headline a club show in early '91. They had already decided to ignore their first four albums, so they just played the entire Cowboys From Hell album out of order. Imagine Domination in a smallish room with maybe 200 other people going nuts! I even managed to get a guitar pick. Its black with "CFH" on one side and "Diamond" Darrel on the other.
My brohter put me on to Pantera and Metal in general , i grew up on this band, and then i vividly remember coming home from schoo at like 15 years oldl and my brother telling me dimebag got shot or stabbed or something; the early reports were very vague, i just remember hearnig it and laughing being like "this doesnt happen in metal , you are pulling a joke on me" but when i found out he died it actually devastated me ,i remember crying like a little child, im 36 years old now and this still hurts . RIP to the abbot brothers
Thirty, forty years on, people still struggle to put a handle on Pantera’s sound. Those of us who were there still remember. This is Texas Groove Metal.
I was lucky enough to see pantera in 1994 at Donnington Monsters of Rock and without a doubt were the highlight of the weekend, awesome band to see live
You two are great. You obviously adore each other. What better way to get even closer than to unite behind a love for PANTERA! I saw them on their last tour with the original lineup in 2000 in Denver, CO (USA) via their Reinventing the Steel tour with Morbid Angel and Soulfly as openers. The crowd took over the venue in a frenzy - overrunning security to enter the pit; it was anarchy. I was up front, but had to bail out of the pit because it was getting downright dangerous. Security pretty much left because they surrendered to the hive mind that manifested via the stage presence of Phil/PANTERA. They opened with Hellbound. The intensity was like nothing I’ve ever experienced from live music, and I’ve been to hundreds of live performances.
I was about 35ft in the air walking a 1ft wide plank on a job site when I heard the news about Dime, I fell on my knees and cried for twenty+ minutes. R.I.P. brothers.
I was lucky enough to see them live once when they had just released their 'Far Beyond Driven' album. They were supporting Megadeth as well. I was even luckier to meet them and Megadeth before the show and get my album covers signed. Yep, I'd some great times when I was younger which are good memories now.
Love her smile really enjoying it! Saw them live twice with the abbots and this year twice live in Europe! It’s just the most incredible metal band ever! They of course created a completely new metal-style/genre! I am addicted to them since 30 years and will always be! I mean to be honest it’s just too good bro be true! And for sure they invented the big bad breakdowns in metal songs!
I’m going to see Pantera on February 9th. First show of theirs ever. Been a fan since the early 90’s but never managed to go. Dream come true. You should definitely go when they come to the UK. Don’t live in regret like I’ve done
Spent my teens in the late 80s going to pantera shows and met the abbotts a few times. They were such legends in north texas and south Oklahoma. Always a pantera show to see and an after party
You probably know that they are on tour now with Zakk Wylde, guitarist for Ozzy, and drummer from Anthrax, Charlie Benante. I never saw Pantera, but I saw Anthrax with Charlie, and Ozzy with Zakk. I found out fast because the guitarist in Sweden does his news about once a week with lots of highlights, Ola Englund...
Summer 1994 or 1995 (dont remember), me and one of my roommates Dan, wemt to Pantera in Louisville Gardens. We were in the front and center of the concert (concrete floor) for the whole show. I crowd surfed for the first (and only) time in my life; one of my best memories and def the best concert. One regret: At that young time of my life, I did not have the full appreciation for Dime, or his abilities. Just there enjoying the experience.
That was a brilliant reaction!! I loved that!! I listened to loads of Pantera through the 90s mainly and was gutted to have never seen them live. I sort of lost touch with them after they split but have recently rediscovered them, and it's like a new discovery, after 20 odd years!!
I saw Pantera only three times before they broke up. They were my first concert in '95, with White Zombie, Deftones (didn't care for them), and EYEHATEGOD. Had tickets for Damageplan, days after Dimes final show, but obviously didn't get to see them.
The Moscow festival was a 3 day event and had a total estimated attendance of 1.6 million entrants. That's 1.6 million people who entered the festival over the course of days. There's no way to know how many were repeat visitors and how many were unique individual visitors. It's likely that most of the visitors were repeat guests. It's probably safe to estimate somewhere in the 600,000-700,000 range of actual attendees, give or take a few thousand.
Dime is THE reason why I picked up the guitar and started shredding and the look on your face during Dime's solo was fucking priceless! RIP Abbott Brothers! Insta-Sub brother!
Non metal heads - Please its so loud, turn it off !!! Pantera fans -Brings a tear to my eye, this touched me 😂😂 Sad but true (no pun intended), its just a fact of life for us Pantera fans, bitter sweet every time we hear it.
Saw Pantera last month with Lamb of God…they pay tribute to the Abbott brothers very well. Hope you get to see them later this year…and hope it doesn’t cost you one of your arms! Lol
Always been sad I missed The Chance to see Pantera. then This tour came up.... I had two tickets to the other side of the Country (Denmark is small so only 4 hours away). I went sick and had to stay home 😢
I love that bridge before the chorus.. You can hear Ace's influence on Dime the way he plays those quick backbeat chords (1/16 notes?) .. it's totally the same catchy phrasing as the main Deuce riff👊😎
Great reaction,great couple. Congrats 🍾🎈 my man, she was all ears since the beginning of the presentation She is a good listener and ready for any musical journey, look at her face, she was waiting for the cake in a party. I enjoyed Keep it up
I tend to skip a lot of "chit-chat" type stuff in the beginning and end of reaction videos, but as a massive Pantera fan I thoroughly enjoyed this video from start to finish with no breaks. Hope you do more Pantera stuff. FYI, I also loved the Pantera home video things. Lol. I was huge fan, I had all the albums, all the damageplan albums, most of the Phil side stuff as well (Down, Superjoint Ritual, Viking Crown, etc), but I had no idea those Pantera videos existed until my sister's boyfriend at the time showed them to me because he all of them on VHS. Probably because I was a nineties baby and I think he only had them because his mom was a huge Pantera fan (which made her the coolest friend's mom I have ever met). Blew my mind tho. Lol. Anyhow, keep it up, hope you do more Pantera-Phil stuff in the future, and you've gained a subscriber because I had no idea you had your own channel until I saw the Bill Burr video (also great, MORE Bill Burr please), but I noticed your CFH tattoo in the first office blokes video I knew you were probably a cool guy. Keep doing your thing, love it so far. Might consider doing movies/shows, I'd watch you guys reaction to Breaking Bad just to see your Wife/GFs reaction to things you already know are coming but she has no idea about. Lol.
That happened 15 min from my house. I live in Columbus ohio where that shooting happened and it was devastating. Someone from my city took dime from us
Saw them first in 1993. Far Beyond Driven Tour in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Can't remember the opening act. The second act was supposed to be Alice in Chains, but something went wrong and they had to cancel. We ended up with Candlebox as a replacement. Those poor guys, their music didn't match the atmosphere. I bought an official concert tee at the show which had a huge MJ leaf on the front. My mother was thrilled about that. I was 15, drunk as hell, and nearly found myself arrested. Those were great days for mosh pits.
It was so great being able to scream along with Phil one more time after all these years when I saw them with Metallica the other day in LA. Extremely emotional for me. I told myself before the show that I should just chill and not scream at the top of my lungs this time so I don't hurt the next day... I failed!
I want to get a bottle of Crown Royal with CFH inside of it. My all time favorite band! I managed to see them on their final tour. A dream come true. You sound like my crew of buddies, we use to try and emulate the home videos, it was insanity lol shaped my entire youth, dime inspired me to learn guitar. Great reaction guys! More Pantera for Ash! 🔥🤘
One of the last cassette tapes I purchased was Pantera's "Cowboys From Hell"... One of the first CD's that I purchased was Sepultura's "Arise"...If you are interested in posting another live, metal reaction, check out their concert from Barcelona in 1991...Plenty of amazing songs to choose from, "Intro/Arise" is a good start... Thanks for the reaction regardless, here's a like and subscribe for the nostalgia trip...have a good one.
Pantera, pride of Texas. Vinny Paul had/has a strip club still open in Dallas that’s all rock n roll themed and anyone and everyone famous has been there. Full nude and BYOB. Had my bachelor party there. He always was there walking around. Nothing like getting a lap dance to Master of Puppets or Cowboys from Hell.
I'm 44 now. was introduced to Pantera when Vulgar came out in '92. I was working at a video rental place. My first "tattoo" was me taking a razor and carving CFH into my arm and rolling an ink roller over it haha. Good Times. I hope you got the chance to visit the club in Columbus where he was murdered by the psychopath. There's a huge stone out front that we all signed. I don't know if the stone is still there, but I know the venue isn't. Shame too, saw many up-and-coming bands there. Anyway, new subscriber here. Came from office blokes. I still like the 90's metal. So, I'll scope around your channel. If it sucks, I'm out.
They never actually played Dublin on the Tattoo the Planet tour, they got replaced by Sepultura on the bill and they then pulled out too on the morning of the show. Fucking gutted.
He was angry that Darryl & Vinny made Damage Plan it was at a Damage Plan concert that he shot Dimebag he was a Pantera superfan he felt it direspecrful
Pantera have been incredibly respectful to the Abbot Brothers with their new tour. They dedicate the entire show to their legacy. Well worth the tickets for future shows!
Yeah I saw them at sweden rock it was beautiful
They came to Brazil last year, and it was amazing.
Totally worth it! 🤘🏽
Vinnie blamed Phil up until the day he died. He never forgave Phil. Regardless Pantera was founded by the Abbott brothers. It's not Pantera.
@johnsambo9379 Pantera existed before Phil as well, it took all of them to make pantera what it was.
@@johnsambo9379 Vinnie was bitter about how his brother died, which had nothing to do with Phil either way you want to slice it. Phil also tried to make amends with Vinnie before he died and Vinnie wasn't having it. And no, just because the line-up has changed doesn't mean it isn't Pantera anymore. You're just stuck in the past.
Watching this almost makes me emotional. Fucking incredible performance
RIP Dime and Vinny
Seen this so many times, had on vhs , but it made me cry today, for real. To see so many people on RUclips 30 years later reacting to their music is really something. As many music industry people have said, Pantera carried the flag for heavy music in the 1990s when metal & hard rock seriously took a back seat to grunge & alternative. But they also took it to a-whole-nother-level, and inspired a lot of bands that came after them. They set the bar high, they set the tone.
Bro my eyes get teary EVERY TIME!
33 years old this song is, and I've listened to it nearly all of those years and to this day, no matter how many times I've heard it, I can't not headbang to that drop after the solo. It's too good.
I was 13 when this came out, and I wasnt quite ready for it then. It took me till about 17 or so before I was grown enough to start f'ing with Pantera lol...
Oh ya'll , im from duncanville tx. right around the corner from arlington, tx. I grew up w/Pantera. They once was a hair band. Early 90's came in with Phil on vocals, then everything changed...
Lol, "getch'a a pull.....if ya'll know what i mean.lol
Do ya'll even know what a " Black Tooth Grin" is???
Hollar at me, ill give the ingrediance , strate-up.
Then ya'll will know😅
Did you notice Pantera in the early days? Im from Pennsylvania and 44 years old. The first time I heard that metal mixed with groove I waas hooked. Pantera still my favorite Metal band to this day. God bless Texas!
@@ayearinthelifeofanxietyjoe4413 i know bro, there aint no other...Than PANTHER...
This breakdown and the breakdown of “creeping death” are the two best breakdowns in the history of metal 🤘🏻
Probably one of my top 5 all time favorite bands. 🤘
The person that killed dimebag was a schizophrenic that believed that he wrote all of the songs on their 'vulgar display of power' album and believed that dimebag and vinnie paul stole the lyrics from him. That's why he killed dimebag and he would've killed vinnie paul too if people didn't interfere. What Phil said about dimebag was sh!tty but that's not why that dude killed him. I used to think that too until I watched the biography for it.
This show was the end of cowboys from hell era. I think after this set, Rex told his tech to get him bass straps 8” longer. They went home, finished Vulgar, and launched into the stratosphere.
Wait, did she try pause during a Dimebag Solo?
With the Pantera fans in here, YES, you woulda been roasted for a pause during a Dime Solo or the breakdown for that matter.
Glad she enjoyed it.
My Ex hated it when we met...
15 years later when we split my son would tell me she regularly now plays Pantera in the mornings on weekends..
once that gets into your soul, it will never leave.
been 30 years and I STILL cant go a week without hearing these guys.
I caught the tour last month here in Austin and it was incredible. A lot of love shown for the brothers and it was actually Dime's birthday. They brought out shots for the band and crew and we all sang Happy Birthday. RIP Dime and Vinny.
This was the Monsters of Rock concert I believe in 1991. The Soviet Union had just collapsed.
Pantera would be groove metal. Down, Phil's other band, would be considered southern metal, along with Crowbar. Crowbar is fucking heavy.
@Longhauler85 i tought it was 1992 same concert metallica was in. not sure now but im 75% sure
the soviet union broke with the domination breakdown,lol
The story goes that this was Pantera's last song of the show and after Dimebag walked up to Kirk from Metallica and said Follow that Boy...
Wish he would have said it to lars the "drummer" lol
Started listening to metal in 1981 but Pantera was my favorite band during the 90s. Got to see them live once and they were amazing. Dimebag was and still is one of my favorite metal guitarists and such a nice guy, I was devastated when we lost him. Bought two of his signature guitars after his passing even though I don't even play, a cheap Washburn Dime 332 and a Dean DimeBag Far Beyond Driven Tribue ML.
As Dime used to say " GETCHA PULL " !!! A shot of Black Tooth Grin for Dime and Vin . RIP LEGENDS . 🙏
Love the smiles all the way through this song.
Saw them twice back in the day - one of my favorite bands ever and this is the hardest drop in metal in probably the largest music fest ever after everyone stormed the barricades. DOWN was a great true southern groove metal/rock Phil headed
Met Vinny Paul and he was incredible. Such a terrible loss to lose the Abbot Bros. I used to live in Tx and paid my respects at their gravesite. This video always gives me the goosebumps every time. Fucking mental🤘🏻
The pure joy on her face warms my heart... great reaction to a great band!
Still the best breakdown ever. I talked on the phone to Dime about 3 months before he died. My brother saw him at the airport drunk off his ass. Dime found it hilarious to call me out of the blue with no 13:03 warning . He called me mother fucker like 10 times. It was 9am. I thought it was a joke. Nope. My brother swears up and down
I get goosebumps every time I hear this song
Just saw the newtera and you need to see them. They pay the brothers huge respect.
I was lucky enough to see Pantera headline a club show in early '91. They had already decided to ignore their first four albums, so they just played the entire Cowboys From Hell album out of order. Imagine Domination in a smallish room with maybe 200 other people going nuts! I even managed to get a guitar pick. Its black with "CFH" on one side and "Diamond" Darrel on the other.
My brohter put me on to Pantera and Metal in general , i grew up on this band, and then i vividly remember coming home from schoo at like 15 years oldl and my brother telling me dimebag got shot or stabbed or something; the early reports were very vague, i just remember hearnig it and laughing being like "this doesnt happen in metal , you are pulling a joke on me" but when i found out he died it actually devastated me ,i remember crying like a little child, im 36 years old now and this still hurts . RIP to the abbot brothers
Thirty, forty years on, people still struggle to put a handle on Pantera’s sound. Those of us who were there still remember. This is Texas Groove Metal.
Love this band since the 90s I graduated 99 so this is a big band when I was in school
I was lucky enough to see pantera in 1994 at Donnington Monsters of Rock and without a doubt were the highlight of the weekend, awesome band to see live
You two are great. You obviously adore each other. What better way to get even closer than to unite behind a love for PANTERA! I saw them on their last tour with the original lineup in 2000 in Denver, CO (USA) via their Reinventing the Steel tour with Morbid Angel and Soulfly as openers. The crowd took over the venue in a frenzy - overrunning security to enter the pit; it was anarchy. I was up front, but had to bail out of the pit because it was getting downright dangerous. Security pretty much left because they surrendered to the hive mind that manifested via the stage presence of Phil/PANTERA. They opened with Hellbound. The intensity was like nothing I’ve ever experienced from live music, and I’ve been to hundreds of live performances.
Yes, ACDC, METALLICA, AND PANTERA. MONSTERS OF ROCK!!!
I was about 35ft in the air walking a 1ft wide plank on a job site when I heard the news about Dime, I fell on my knees and cried for twenty+ minutes. R.I.P. brothers.
I was lucky enough to see them live once when they had just released their 'Far Beyond Driven' album. They were supporting Megadeth as well. I was even luckier to meet them and Megadeth before the show and get my album covers signed. Yep, I'd some great times when I was younger which are good memories now.
Love her smile really enjoying it! Saw them live twice with the abbots and this year twice live in Europe! It’s just the most incredible metal band ever! They of course created a completely new metal-style/genre! I am addicted to them since 30 years and will always be! I mean to be honest it’s just too good bro be true!
And for sure they invented the big bad breakdowns in metal songs!
I’m going to see Pantera on February 9th. First show of theirs ever. Been a fan since the early 90’s but never managed to go. Dream come true. You should definitely go when they come to the UK. Don’t live in regret like I’ve done
This was fukn AWESOME… I’m from Dallas Tx we’re PanterA originated. They are legend! PanterA Lifer RIP DIME N VINCE
Spent my teens in the late 80s going to pantera shows and met the abbotts a few times. They were such legends in north texas and south Oklahoma. Always a pantera show to see and an after party
They turned up at a keg party I was at. This was before they got the new singer.
Goosebumps and a tear every time i watch this video
You probably know that they are on tour now with Zakk Wylde, guitarist for Ozzy, and drummer from Anthrax, Charlie Benante. I never saw Pantera, but I saw Anthrax with Charlie, and Ozzy with Zakk. I found out fast because the guitarist in Sweden does his news about once a week with lots of highlights, Ola Englund...
Summer 1994 or 1995 (dont remember), me and one of my roommates Dan, wemt to Pantera in Louisville Gardens. We were in the front and center of the concert (concrete floor) for the whole show. I crowd surfed for the first (and only) time in my life; one of my best memories and def the best concert.
One regret: At that young time of my life, I did not have the full appreciation for Dime, or his abilities. Just there enjoying the experience.
That was a brilliant reaction!! I loved that!! I listened to loads of Pantera through the 90s mainly and was gutted to have never seen them live. I sort of lost touch with them after they split but have recently rediscovered them, and it's like a new discovery, after 20 odd years!!
Dave, the fucking G keeping that solo rolling! The head shake when Ash was gonna pause was perfect mate! 😂
I saw Pantera only three times before they broke up. They were my first concert in '95, with White Zombie, Deftones (didn't care for them), and EYEHATEGOD. Had tickets for Damageplan, days after Dimes final show, but obviously didn't get to see them.
My god what a beast of a song. What a fuckin beast of a goddammn song!!!
Domination consumes you and calls you a friendddd
It was a mile away. I had to go leave flowers at the memorial. I had no idea what the sirens were for. It was devastating.
Dave found a keeper.
just pure awesomeness, you even see dimebag's guitar strings turn to color when he turns into a unicorn, haha
The Moscow festival was a 3 day event and had a total estimated attendance of 1.6 million entrants. That's 1.6 million people who entered the festival over the course of days. There's no way to know how many were repeat visitors and how many were unique individual visitors. It's likely that most of the visitors were repeat guests. It's probably safe to estimate somewhere in the 600,000-700,000 range of actual attendees, give or take a few thousand.
Yes Dave! Glad to seee you have a channel and reacting to this type of content!
To me, this is the best music video of all time. ❤
This is the best damn metal video of all time....
RIP Abbott brothers. Seen them live so many times and had the privilege to party with them one incredible night, amazing guys!
Absolutely insane energy
“Happy and bouncy”? This is METAL!
Dime is THE reason why I picked up the guitar and started shredding and the look on your face during Dime's solo was fucking priceless! RIP Abbott Brothers!
Insta-Sub brother!
Brought a tear to my eye hearing this again. So damn good! Ash just a heads up, try not to pause during a guitar solo. You will get blasted for it!
Non metal heads - Please its so loud, turn it off !!!
Pantera fans -Brings a tear to my eye, this touched me 😂😂
Sad but true (no pun intended), its just a fact of life for us Pantera fans, bitter sweet every time we hear it.
@@Scaley_Reptile true live is a blast if you want nice vocals get some album versions cause his voice was actually insanly good.
Yeah man!! Salute from CCTX! RIP Vinnie and Darrell!! ❤
I was lucky enough to see these guys 3 times during the 90's. An amazing live show.
Just seen them and it’s worth every penny spent.
13:58 I saw Pantera 3 weeks ago with Metallica. They were.....okay. I have some videos if you want to see what they are like now.
Saw Pantera last month with Lamb of God…they pay tribute to the Abbott brothers very well. Hope you get to see them later this year…and hope it doesn’t cost you one of your arms! Lol
Great react! Pantera is the best metal band ever!!
Always been sad I missed The Chance to see Pantera. then This tour came up.... I had two tickets to the other side of the Country (Denmark is small so only 4 hours away). I went sick and had to stay home 😢
That was rad man. Can only imagine it felt good to finally show your 1 and only your favourite band, and then she digs it! Sick.
I love that bridge before the chorus.. You can hear Ace's influence on Dime the way he plays those quick backbeat chords (1/16 notes?) .. it's totally the same catchy phrasing as the main Deuce riff👊😎
One of the first Metal bands I got into
RIP Dime & Vinny , what a great fkn band they were
Teach her now that reactors DO NOT PAUSE DURING A GUITAR SOLO!!
Great reaction,great couple. Congrats 🍾🎈 my man, she was all ears since the beginning of the presentation
She is a good listener and ready for any musical journey, look at her face, she was waiting for the cake in a party.
I enjoyed
Keep it up
I live in TX, I just happened to run into ur channel, you got a new subscriber, PANTERA 4 LIFE 🤘
THAT BREAK DOWN ASH LOOK UP SOME PANTERA LOVE YALL
I tend to skip a lot of "chit-chat" type stuff in the beginning and end of reaction videos, but as a massive Pantera fan I thoroughly enjoyed this video from start to finish with no breaks. Hope you do more Pantera stuff. FYI, I also loved the Pantera home video things. Lol. I was huge fan, I had all the albums, all the damageplan albums, most of the Phil side stuff as well (Down, Superjoint Ritual, Viking Crown, etc), but I had no idea those Pantera videos existed until my sister's boyfriend at the time showed them to me because he all of them on VHS. Probably because I was a nineties baby and I think he only had them because his mom was a huge Pantera fan (which made her the coolest friend's mom I have ever met). Blew my mind tho. Lol. Anyhow, keep it up, hope you do more Pantera-Phil stuff in the future, and you've gained a subscriber because I had no idea you had your own channel until I saw the Bill Burr video (also great, MORE Bill Burr please), but I noticed your CFH tattoo in the first office blokes video I knew you were probably a cool guy.
Keep doing your thing, love it so far. Might consider doing movies/shows, I'd watch you guys reaction to Breaking Bad just to see your Wife/GFs reaction to things you already know are coming but she has no idea about. Lol.
Great reaction, I am now a follower and going to have to binge watch your content
Easily one of the hardest breakdowns ever.
More Pantera please! Great reaction!
6:07 that wasn't really a mistake bro. I think you were thinking of how the ussr flag, uniforms,etc. had CCCP on them.
That happened 15 min from my house. I live in Columbus ohio where that shooting happened and it was devastating. Someone from my city took dime from us
Phil was the outsider in the band and 55% of the reason they became huge.
Saw them first in 1993. Far Beyond Driven Tour in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Can't remember the opening act. The second act was supposed to be Alice in Chains, but something went wrong and they had to cancel. We ended up with Candlebox as a replacement. Those poor guys, their music didn't match the atmosphere. I bought an official concert tee at the show which had a huge MJ leaf on the front. My mother was thrilled about that. I was 15, drunk as hell, and nearly found myself arrested. Those were great days for mosh pits.
It was so great being able to scream along with Phil one more time after all these years when I saw them with Metallica the other day in LA. Extremely emotional for me.
I told myself before the show that I should just chill and not scream at the top of my lungs this time so I don't hurt the next day... I failed!
Saw them in Cleveland. 101 proof with Coal Chamber and MachineHead!! Kick ass!! I made it to the front.
For free
I want to get a bottle of Crown Royal with CFH inside of it. My all time favorite band! I managed to see them on their final tour. A dream come true. You sound like my crew of buddies, we use to try and emulate the home videos, it was insanity lol shaped my entire youth, dime inspired me to learn guitar. Great reaction guys! More Pantera for Ash! 🔥🤘
Threeeeeee??
Love from UK
@@DjDown1984 Threeeeeee! Watch it go!!
@@GoreCoreReactsandReviews one, two, barbecue
@@DjDown1984 It's time for your whiskey medicine!! Black Tooooooth! 🤘🏻🔥
@headbangersreact dime, drink whiskey, play blackjack and listen to old school metal, ahahaha
dude she's a keeper
One of the last cassette tapes I purchased was Pantera's "Cowboys From Hell"...
One of the first CD's that I purchased was Sepultura's "Arise"...If you are interested in posting another live, metal reaction, check out their concert from Barcelona in 1991...Plenty of amazing songs to choose from, "Intro/Arise" is a good start...
Thanks for the reaction regardless, here's a like and subscribe for the nostalgia trip...have a good one.
Pantera greatest metal band of all time. Dimebag is a level.
Super Recommend Pantera "Sleep " oficial video,..the best solo guitar 🎸🤘🏻☠️🤘🏻☠️ desde Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷. Saludos.
I'm 6 months late but I saw 3 times at sunken gardens in San Antonio tx
Nobody did it like Dime! Fucking brutal. 🤘🏻
Pantera, pride of Texas. Vinny Paul had/has a strip club still open in Dallas that’s all rock n roll themed and anyone and everyone famous has been there. Full nude and BYOB. Had my bachelor party there. He always was there walking around. Nothing like getting a lap dance to Master of Puppets or Cowboys from Hell.
AAH!! Office Blokes!! duh!! knew i had seen you somewhere lol)
Thanks for not mentioning that pos name! Excellent reaction!
Getcha Pull 333🤘🤘
U guys r good people thanks
RIP Vin and Dime!❤
Imagine the Black Crows having to follow this 😂🤘
The Kings of Metal
Dimebag Darrell 🎸🎸🎸🎸
Yes there was over a million people at this concert and I believe 14 people died.
Saw them in Arlington with Metallica a few weeks ago.
I would love to see You and Ash react to Pantera - Floods as I bet she would love that one too.
I'm 44 now. was introduced to Pantera when Vulgar came out in '92. I was working at a video rental place. My first "tattoo" was me taking a razor and carving CFH into my arm and rolling an ink roller over it haha. Good Times. I hope you got the chance to visit the club in Columbus where he was murdered by the psychopath. There's a huge stone out front that we all signed. I don't know if the stone is still there, but I know the venue isn't. Shame too, saw many up-and-coming bands there. Anyway, new subscriber here. Came from office blokes. I still like the 90's metal. So, I'll scope around your channel. If it sucks, I'm out.
Ash has a Beautiful smile
They never actually played Dublin on the Tattoo the Planet tour, they got replaced by Sepultura on the bill and they then pulled out too on the morning of the show. Fucking gutted.
I also have a CFH tattoo
He was angry that Darryl & Vinny made Damage Plan it was at a Damage Plan concert that he shot Dimebag he was a Pantera superfan he felt it direspecrful