So predictable... a known song. Better song... Use My Third Arm, Hard Lines, 25 Years, Throes of Rejection (with lyrics). So much better and more for the hardcore Pantera fans. It's a lifestyle 🤘
So I'm not a hardcore fan because I happen to like 1 of their popular songs? Get the fuck outta here with that. It happens to be one of my favorite songs to play on one of my Dime signature guitars. I've been a diehard fan for almost 30 years. I could say your response was predictable because FBD was their 'heaviest' album or because it was the only metal album to debut at #1.
Yes I've seen Pantera live, the crowd was so lit, you wouldn't even be able to breath. In other words the first 10 rows from the stage are pushing so hard. The air is pushed out of you. No lie
Yup that's the only way to explain it great energy I was at the damageplan show when Dimebag got shot. then I seen hell yeah Vinny's band three times in Southern Ohio at rally on the river
Jesus man, ur lucky to be alive if u were at the Dec 8, 2004 show. I can't imagine what it'd be like to experience something so senseless like that.....so fucking sad bro
Braziian bro here!!! The same thing happened to me. I thought I would faint, there wasn't O2 enough. I just kept thinking "well, I'll continue to mosh until I faint". After the 3 first songs I caught my breath!!!
We had Pantera playing full blast in the locker room every Friday night getting ready for some old fashioned Texas high school football. Doesn't feel like it was over 20 years ago.
For the hell of it Alex, find all the Pantera home videos and just watch them all. If you love Pantera, you'll love all their antics and behind the scenes.
Lol. He literally knows 4 or 5 songs by Pantera. How can he LOVE a band if he doesn't even listen to the songs by himself. I mean I would straightly say he only does them for reaction videos. That's why he'll probably never be a metalHEAD. In my opinion
@@darkdeceptionkillsthelight9653 he is a poser and could care less, it's all about the views for him and not the love of the music or genre, that's why I unsubbed, he is constantly saying I love this band, that band after a song or 2 it's bullshit, no.1 poser
I got to see Damageplan (Dime and Vinnie's band after Pantera) 2 weeks before Dime was killed. I was on the rail right in front of Dime and it was the greatest show I've seen. They played a lot of Pantera songs and had a guy running up and down the rail pouring whiskey in our mouths.
Saw them at 930 club in DC. About 2 weeks before Dime was killed. Freaking crazy show. Still have my 2 Dime picks. I had a Vinnie Paul stick in my hands but he played them backwards and cut grooves in them. My hand went on the grooves and guy next to me had the normal side. Had to pull out splinters in my hand that night. Should not of let it go
I was supposed to see DamagePlan that night at the Villa Rosa in Columbus I still have the ticket stubs unused. I got really sick and missed it, Saddest day of my life thus far aside from family and friends. I getcha Pull, Black Tooth, and watch Pantera VHS tapes and concert footage all day on that anniversary every year. BTW I Live in Cincinnati Ohio just 80 miles from C-Bus.
I just love Pantera. Bless those Cowboys From Hell for changing lives with their art. People CAN say what they want about Phil, but they rarely speak about his generosity when it comes to animals, children, police and underprivileged youth. He's an inspiration to me. Sure, he occasionally makes mistakes, like we all do. Hail Kings!
@@MrEric622 no😥. I was born at 2006. I'm sad because i think they was the best groove/heavy metal band. I started to play guitar because i listened to pantera and Dimebag inspirated me. Sorry for my english and its not "flex".
I was lucky enough to see Pantera 15 times. Every single damn time was an experience I will never forget. It's something words can't really describe. The energy of the band and the crowd was so intense. I wish the metal fans of today could see them live. Definitely my favorite band of all time.
I was pantera show one time in Daytona Ohio. Some guy started fight with for diving on crowd. Phil stop the song told guy get out front if didn't like it. Lol. After phil shook my hand and said that what I'm fuckin talking about, fuck that pussy. Lol
Had the privilege of seeing Pantera several times when I was younger and every show I saw was amazing. I've never seen them give less than 110% to their audience. Vocals are just as good live as on the albums and Dimebag's stage presence was always amazing. It was never a complete Pantera show until Dime did his monster metal stomp. Legendary live performers all of them, rest in peace Dime and Vinnie.
Pantera was my first concert and it was INSANE, in a good way. The ENTIRE floor of the Orlando Arena became one huge swirling, writhing mosh pit.. and I do, LITERALLY, mean the ENTIRE floor!! Please do a "Lamb Of God" or "Tool" video. And look at the lyrics. These guys are Godz incarnate, and they deserve their respect.
Saw Pantera 8 or 9 times. They played Hara Arena in Dayton Ohio all the time. Every show was intense as hell and an "event". Ive been to hundreds of concerts and still one of the best was Pantera and Clutch '97!!
I saw Pantera many times. They were some of the greatest shows as I was ever a part of. Crazy mosh pits and just great music and energy. I met Dime and Phil and they were cool.
PANTERA WAS LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE!!!! For me ,greatest metal band of all time🔥🔥🔥🔥. I’m from Fort Worth,and saw PanterA live many times. Vicious,Savage,Loud,and UNTOUCHABLE!
The basement Joe's Garage places like that used to be around the Dallas-Fort Worth area that are gone now along with Pantera. The best metal band ever and there will never be another metal band better.
I've seen Pantera 5 times. Honestly the most insane crowd response I've ever seen. Left every show bruised and deaf...and I wouldn't have had it any other way. Legends.
It's totally awesome to see rappers react to Pantera lol. You've just begun to see how great Dime and Vinny were, as well as the rest of this amazing groove metal band. Must listen to more
I've seen them 5 or 6 times. They were always flippin amazing. Dime was a guitar God. They were my favourite band to see live. Megadeth was awesome as was Alice Cooper! Awesome reaction man keep em comin
5 times, having stated in previous comment sections I have over 280 concert shirts and Pantera is the greatest live metal band ever. 2nd place is light years behind them, they really have no peer it's an experience that you just have to be there. Easily the BEST AMERICAN METAL BAND EVER!!
Hey Alex! What was that? Well 3:55 the kid spits blood like Gene Simmons from KISS does in their stage shows. It's part of the character Gene created called The Demon. Great video as always Alex! Pantera is one of my favorites and I'm always flying their flag!
You gotta find their 3 Vulgar Videos from Hell. It is literally a set of DVDs that was mostly all backstage footage sprinkled with music videos here and there.
An absolute monster of a band. Hung out with them at their club in Dallas in 1998. Words can not describe how cool and genuine they all were. I really miss their music and Dime in general. A shame that this amazing band ended all too soon. #RIPDIME
My favorite as well, or at least in my top 5 for sure. Pantera's a hard band man, on one hand they wrote the greatest song that has ever been made in Cemetery Gates. For some reason I've kind of always kept that song out of my list of favorite Pantera songs and my list changes constantly. They're maybe one of two or three bands that I have a constantly shifting list of favorite songs from depending on the day.
there will never be another band to put on a concert like Pantera. There is a reason they are called the Kings Of Metal! Seeing them in the old Astro Arena next to the AstroDome was the most intense show ive been to.
Their live shows were the perfect experience for a metal head. exactly what you would say for the perfect show,high intensity, crowd inclusion, and true love for the game.
Oh yes! I LOVE this song! ... okay... now I should watch the reaction video. AUGH the no intro version! NOoooo!!! Edit number two: I was lucky enough to see Pantera live 3 times. Fanstatic show EVERY time.
I seen them live when they came to New Zealand back in 97 for the Great Southern Trendkill tour one of the best concerts I have been to, they were awesome to see in the flesh 👌🤘🤘🤘
I saw Pantera live in 1996 at the summit in Houston ( now Lakewood church) They headlined with White Zombie. I was on the floor and the crowd was so raucus that when White Zombie was playing the people were chanting for Pantera. It is still to this day the LOUDEST and CRAZIEST show that I have ever been to. RIP Dime and Vinnie.
Saw Pantera in 2000 at Ozzfest. I was 13 and had never heard them before that day. We were waiting for them to come on as they were playing the co-headlining slot right before Ozzy. I vividly remember like it was yesterday, everyone was standing up chanting for Pantera to come on and this one dude wouldn't stand up. This was a massive arena. Beer bottles began raining down on this guy until he finally stood up out his chair for Pantera. EVERYONE was standing for the kings of metal and losing their damn minds. They've been my favorite band ever since.
my favorite pantera song...... it's just got that perfect bounce that you fall in the groove of and it locks you in. since you're learning to play guitar, give this one a shot.
Went to high school in Crowley, TX in the 80's. Used to see Pantera play back-yard parties in the Terry Glaze glam metal era. Then they graduated up to shows at Joe's Garage in Fort Worth at which point Phil joined during the glam era... Then CFH came out and it was a shock to everyone (in a good way). Saw Pantera live many times throughout the years. 3-4 times at the Back Room in Austin. Crazy times.
Craziest energy you've ever seen live. St. Louis Mo,Ozzfest.. the entire show the crowd was throwing the wax/paper Coke cups, toilet paper,paper plates, frisbees, anything that wasn't bolted down was flying around in the air the ENTIRE show. Phil worked the crowd into a frenzy, and the band was flawless. I've never been to a concert with such intensity. Pantera demanded the euphoric craziness from the audience, and the crowd gave it to them. A truly unique concert experience I've never witnessed again. RIP
I've seen Pantera live close to a dozen times. Some of the best shows. Largest pit I've ever seen was for Pantera. Filled a third of the lawn of the amphitheater, absolutely insane.
Saw them twice. Second time I broke my nose, 5 ribs, and dislocated a shoulder. It was a long 4 hour drive home. Such an intense show that I would have seen them again in a heartbeat. Insane. RIP Dime and VP
I personally have seen Pantera 8 times live they are super super super sick one of the best shows I've ever seen so much energy get you apole rip the brothers at Arms
When talking about Pantera - Monsterful is a word. Not only did I get to see Pantera at Ozzfest 96 in Denver, but 5 years later I moved back to Fort Worth and ended up being invited to Vinnie's house for an after-hours party when Poison played in Dallas.
Saw Pantera 8-10 times and met them all. Best dudes you can meet. The shows were hot, sweaty and unbelievable! The band was always tight as hell and full of energy. I truly miss getting loaded and going to a Pantera show. The first time I saw them was at the Summit in Houston. We were standing in the back part of the floor crowd and when the lights went off just before the band came on, there were like 20 people that jumped the barricade, using our shoulders to dive off of. It was so intense that it didn't even really hurt, well, until the next morning. But it was always worth a little pain to see them. RIP Dime and Vinnie.
I was lucky enough to see them three times. Each time they were on point. Their intensity filled the entire space. They seemed to come through Louisville on each tour. They came through with Anthrax, Skid Row, White Zombie, and Type O Negative and blew everyone of them off the stage.
I've been to 14 Pantera shows, and yes they were all insane. The first time I saw them it was so energetic it basically became an addiction. Never saw another band that gave that same energy.
Saw them in ‘94. Prong, Sepultura, and Pantera. I was in the Marines so a few of us went to see them play. Irvine, CA...the cries of those injured in mosh pits still hang in the air mixed with Phil’s screams to this day. Soooo many joints thrown on stage and Phil would light them and pass them back to the crowd. Venue security wouldn’t allow stage doves, so Phil tells the crowd to do what they gotta do to get on stage. Security looked pissed!! 😂😂😂 EPIC SHOW!!
Saw Pantera live on the Reinventing The Steel tour in Dallas, Texas. Hands down Best Live show that I have ever seen. They we're headlining with Slayer, Static X, Skrape, & Morbid Angel. Best Show Ever. R.I.P. DIME & Vinnie.
Saw them live twice back in the 1990's. Once with Megadeth and then in the front row a couple of years later. The best live band ever. So glad and honoured to have been there.
I was honored to see Pantera at Ozzfest and they are so amazing. I have been a fan since CFH and always will be. I wish I had the chance to have met Dime and shake his hand to tell him how much of a influence he was.
Four of my friends and myself saw Pantera live in Nashville in '92 during their Cowboys from Hell tour. It was in a smaller club, only about 100 people possibly there. All 5 of us went stage diving and were in the mosh pit. One of my favorite concert experiences out of about 15 - 20 concerts. Before they let people in the concert we all got a flier and went to their tour bus and waited for each member of the band and got their autographs.
Pantera, in my opinion, have cemented their place in the metal pantheon simply by adding their own high-octane flavour to the mix. RIP to the eternal brothers Abbott!
I was fortunate enough to see Pantera four times... the last being on the Reinventing the Steel tour. It was amazing every time... seeing Dime in person for the first time was one of the most impactful moments of my life.
I saw them 5 times and they were amazing. Got to go backstage once in Seattle with them and some other fans for about a half hour, and it was one of the best times of my life!
Real talk... second best pit I've ever seen. That being said it was a small venue and the entire venue was a pit throughout all 3 bands. Greatest show of my life.
Seen them about a dozen times, Anselmo was my spirit animal and was so impactful on my life, I put his "unscarred" tatt on mine. I went through the ringer when I was young, including losing my mother to cancer at 15, and wanted to end my own life soooo many times in the early '90's. That verse "...unscarred by trials..." and this band saved my life, literally, so many times. When I met them at Blockbuster Music for meet and greet, it made my decade. R.I.P.
I saw Pantera 3 times live - ABSOLUTELY BRUTAL! I saw them in an ice rink, in the Worcester Centrum and again outdoors at an Ozz-fest. All in the 90's. The mosh pits were always brutal - seems leaving with somethin bruised, bloodied or broken was a pre-req... The most fun ever, just pure adrenaline shared by however many people were there plus 4 - the boys in the band.
Saw them 9 times over the years, both as an opener and headliners. Never once got in the pits, but I never left a Pantera show without bleeding sometime during the gig. 2nd favorite live band behind only Fishbone.
Seen Pantera 11 times I have some incredible BLOODY stories. I seen them almost every year, from 1991 to 2001. Seen them in 700 capacity venues and 30,000 seat venues. I have seen them play with Suicidal Tendencies, White Zombie, Crowbar, Skid Row, and so many other bands. Seen the OZZFEST 2000 tour 2 times where Pantera was in the top 4 slots I think right beyond OZZY, and original Black Sabbath line-up. I have seen the craziest pits with Pantera and a band called Overkill. I am 50 now but when I was in my 20's and late teens I was the biggest Pantera fan walking. I did not even know you reacted to this song been subbed for way over a year maybe 2 years. Oh well I found it and glad you liked it.
funniest comment gets pinned! :) let the games begin
Pantera is responsible for putting hair on my peaches
@@ryanfaulkner8700 HE MEANS BALLS. HAIR ON HIS BALLS
you want funny, check out the "Metal Grasshopper" series on RUclips featuring Phil Anselmo
Im so surprised you didnt react to the guy jumping through that fire pit
Funniest
Vinnie used to buy his groceries where I worked. We'd always talk NHL. (HUGE Stars fan) super nice guy. He's definitely missed.
He should react to the interview about the Stanley Cup party at the house lol "Hey Luds, catch!"
Don't lie
#letsgopens
Strippers riding the cup in Vinny's pool is legendary
The Stanley Cup got damaged at Vinnies house
You gotta do Mouth For War by Pantera. Phenomenal!!
actually he gotta do each song starting on CFH :)
Fabian Garcia right!? He might as well react to all their studio albums and live albums
he’s gotta listen to everything
So predictable... a known song. Better song... Use My Third Arm, Hard Lines, 25 Years, Throes of Rejection (with lyrics). So much better and more for the hardcore Pantera fans. It's a lifestyle 🤘
So I'm not a hardcore fan because I happen to like 1 of their popular songs? Get the fuck outta here with that. It happens to be one of my favorite songs to play on one of my Dime signature guitars. I've been a diehard fan for almost 30 years. I could say your response was predictable because FBD was their 'heaviest' album or because it was the only metal album to debut at #1.
Kings of Texas ,insane riffs ,beats,vocals ,bass lines just the perfect coming together of 4 guys....🤘🤘🤘
Solitude Aeturnus is heavier
Best metal band of all time
zach w I’m over the water in Scotland,bucket list is to pay respects to Dime and Vinnie some day....👍
I have to say ZZ Top is the kings, but pantera is good prince. Even in he video they show ZZ Top Fandango record taken from the album
Jarkko Hakola yeh ,these Texas folks are always really proud of their state and where they belong....awesome...👍🤘
Yes I've seen Pantera live, the crowd was so lit, you wouldn't even be able to breath. In other words the first 10 rows from the stage are pushing so hard. The air is pushed out of you. No lie
Yup that's the only way to explain it great energy I was at the damageplan show when Dimebag got shot. then I seen hell yeah Vinny's band three times in Southern Ohio at rally on the river
Jesus man, ur lucky to be alive if u were at the Dec 8, 2004 show. I can't imagine what it'd be like to experience something so senseless like that.....so fucking sad bro
I believe that
Yeah, tell me about it! I was at the barricade stage left (facing the stage) in front of Rex getting my head blown off and getting hammered. lol
Braziian bro here!!! The same thing happened to me. I thought I would faint, there wasn't O2 enough. I just kept thinking "well, I'll continue to mosh until I faint". After the 3 first songs I caught my breath!!!
Dimebag was a HUGE KISS fan. thats why you see the kiss makeup and blood spitting
Yeah, he was buried in a kiss kasket I believe?
@@nickarmitt4722 Gene Simmons sent into the family family for Vinnie Paul to I believe
Eric Lennert yea after he made them pay for it
Yeah, Rita tried to have one for Dimebag but they were sold out so Gene gave his own !
Nick Armitt indeed and evh bumblebee guitar
RIP Vinnie Paul & Dimebag 🤘🏻🖤
As a guy in youtube comments once said, no steroid has ever created more muscle than blasting Pantera at the gym.
It defenitly helps
If your listing to Pantera odds are your doing it wrong it's suppose to be on full blast
Got an 11
My brother's gym blasts pantera and now everybody deadlifts more than 400lbs there XD.
We had Pantera playing full blast in the locker room every Friday night getting ready for some old fashioned Texas high school football. Doesn't feel like it was over 20 years ago.
They were insane groove machines!
For the hell of it Alex, find all the Pantera home videos and just watch them all. If you love Pantera, you'll love all their antics and behind the scenes.
But get drunk or high when you do. LOL
Lol. He literally knows 4 or 5 songs by Pantera. How can he LOVE a band if he doesn't even listen to the songs by himself. I mean I would straightly say he only does them for reaction videos. That's why he'll probably never be a metalHEAD.
In my opinion
I can’t even tell you how many times I’ve watched the Dimevision dvd. Amazing memories there! Haha
@@darkdeceptionkillsthelight9653 he is a poser and could care less, it's all about the views for him and not the love of the music or genre, that's why I unsubbed, he is constantly saying I love this band, that band after a song or 2 it's bullshit, no.1 poser
Pantera 1 -3 the best
I got to see Damageplan (Dime and Vinnie's band after Pantera) 2 weeks before Dime was killed. I was on the rail right in front of Dime and it was the greatest show I've seen. They played a lot of Pantera songs and had a guy running up and down the rail pouring whiskey in our mouths.
Saw them at 930 club in DC. About 2 weeks before Dime was killed. Freaking crazy show. Still have my 2 Dime picks. I had a Vinnie Paul stick in my hands but he played them backwards and cut grooves in them. My hand went on the grooves and guy next to me had the normal side. Had to pull out splinters in my hand that night. Should not of let it go
I was supposed to see DamagePlan that night at the Villa Rosa in Columbus I still have the ticket stubs unused. I got really sick and missed it, Saddest day of my life thus far aside from family and friends. I getcha Pull, Black Tooth, and watch Pantera VHS tapes and concert footage all day on that anniversary every year. BTW I Live in Cincinnati Ohio just 80 miles from C-Bus.
I just love Pantera. Bless those Cowboys From Hell for changing lives with their art. People CAN say what they want about Phil, but they rarely speak about his generosity when it comes to animals, children, police and underprivileged youth. He's an inspiration to me. Sure, he occasionally makes mistakes, like we all do. Hail Kings!
*made mistakes...
RIP
Literally my favorite band of all time
Pantera: DOMINATION!!!
Moscow '91 anyone?
He already did it
I became a sub right his reaction. IMO, his best to date. Go look it up and watch 🤘🤘
Done son! But I still think fuckin hostile is the better vid and choon far that gig!
@@MrEric622 no😥. I was born at 2006. I'm sad because i think they was the best groove/heavy metal band. I started to play guitar because i listened to pantera and Dimebag inspirated me. Sorry for my english and its not "flex".
I was lucky enough to see Pantera 15 times. Every single damn time was an experience I will never forget. It's something words can't really describe. The energy of the band and the crowd was so intense. I wish the metal fans of today could see them live. Definitely my favorite band of all time.
One of their most underrated albums that I wore out! Every song on this is worth reacting to! Hint hint!
Yep Reinventing was easily on par with the previous four albums. It was streamlined some but still kicked ass all the same.
The Abbott brothers were amazing musicians and human beings. RIP.
I saw them for my 18th birthday! Mosh pit was insane! Phil would stop the song if you were not going hard enough! Best show I have ever been too!
I was pantera show one time in Daytona Ohio. Some guy started fight with for diving on crowd. Phil stop the song told guy get out front if didn't like it. Lol. After phil shook my hand and said that what I'm fuckin talking about, fuck that pussy. Lol
Had the privilege of seeing Pantera several times when I was younger and every show I saw was amazing. I've never seen them give less than 110% to their audience. Vocals are just as good live as on the albums and Dimebag's stage presence was always amazing. It was never a complete Pantera show until Dime did his monster metal stomp. Legendary live performers all of them, rest in peace Dime and Vinnie.
Slaughterd by PanterA
Heresy by PanterA
that is all.
SLAUGHTERED
heresyyyyy
Up
SLAUGHTEREDDDD
You should react to Pantera's The Great Southern Trendkill
Up
Whish he would
Seriously Go to Amazon and order the DVD box set Pantera Vulgar Videos. You'll absolutely love it.
We used to watch that and get wasted all the time. What a fucking fun set of videos. Those dudes would fucking PARTY!
Shit yeah I still have ma VHS tapes of the vulgar vids! I bought em again on dvd! Tampora Tampora TAMPORA Tampora number one band! 💯🤘🤘🤘
Hey Alex! Can you please react to Pantera - This Love? I want to see your reaction to it!
GREAT song
Love that song....this shit takes me waaay back
Pantera was my first concert and it was INSANE, in a good way. The ENTIRE floor of the Orlando Arena became one huge swirling, writhing mosh pit.. and I do, LITERALLY, mean the ENTIRE floor!!
Please do a "Lamb Of God" or "Tool" video. And look at the lyrics. These guys are Godz incarnate, and they deserve their respect.
Saw Pantera 8 or 9 times. They played Hara Arena in Dayton Ohio all the time. Every show was intense as hell and an "event". Ive been to hundreds of concerts and still one of the best was Pantera and Clutch '97!!
Awesome reaction. My very favourite band & a great somewhat underrated song. There's no band that can fuse groove & heaviness better imo.
I saw them every time they were here. And also had backstage passes every time. I became very close friends with them as well. I miss Dime & Vinnie 😢
2 of the greatest legends of rock ever
Pantera was my first concert.. The ENTIRE Orlando Arena floor became one massive swirling pit. It was like watching a hurricane form.
I saw Pantera twice. Absolutely great show. The live performance was better than the studio recording.
I saw Pantera many times.
They were some of the greatest shows as I was ever a part of. Crazy mosh pits and just great music and energy. I met Dime and Phil and they were cool.
Clicked on this so fast, in my top 3 fav Pantera songs!
PANTERA WAS LIGHTNING IN A BOTTLE!!!!
For me ,greatest metal band of all time🔥🔥🔥🔥.
I’m from Fort Worth,and saw PanterA live many times.
Vicious,Savage,Loud,and UNTOUCHABLE!
The basement Joe's Garage places like that used to be around the Dallas-Fort Worth area that are gone now along with Pantera. The best metal band ever and there will never be another metal band better.
Seen them in Belfast back in late 80s supporting Judas Priest 🤘 what a band.
I didn’t know they came to Belfast, I would’ve went
I've seen Pantera 5 times. Honestly the most insane crowd response I've ever seen. Left every show bruised and deaf...and I wouldn't have had it any other way. Legends.
It's totally awesome to see rappers react to Pantera lol. You've just begun to see how great Dime and Vinny were, as well as the rest of this amazing groove metal band. Must listen to more
I've seen them 5 or 6 times. They were always flippin amazing. Dime was a guitar God. They were my favourite band to see live. Megadeth was awesome as was Alice Cooper! Awesome reaction man keep em comin
I'm gonna leave this here- Moscow '91's Domination.
He did this 2 years ago. you should have this video in proposal
R.I.P. Dime and Vinny. Saw Pantera in Sydney, Australia in 2001. Fucking epic show. Crowd was nuts.
5 times, having stated in previous comment sections I have over 280 concert shirts and Pantera is the greatest live metal band ever. 2nd place is light years behind them, they really have no peer it's an experience that you just have to be there. Easily the BEST AMERICAN METAL BAND EVER!!
Hey Alex! What was that? Well 3:55 the kid spits blood like Gene Simmons from KISS does in their stage shows. It's part of the character Gene created called The Demon. Great video as always Alex! Pantera is one of my favorites and I'm always flying their flag!
You gotta find their 3 Vulgar Videos from Hell. It is literally a set of DVDs that was mostly all backstage footage sprinkled with music videos here and there.
Pantera -this love
An absolute monster of a band. Hung out with them at their club in Dallas in 1998. Words can not describe how cool and genuine they all were. I really miss their music and Dime in general. A shame that this amazing band ended all too soon. #RIPDIME
I’ll Cast a Shadow. Their last song. And best. And heaviest.
Their heaviest songs are on Trendkill
They saved the best for last 🤟
For sure. That song rips
My favorite as well, or at least in my top 5 for sure. Pantera's a hard band man, on one hand they wrote the greatest song that has ever been made in Cemetery Gates. For some reason I've kind of always kept that song out of my list of favorite Pantera songs and my list changes constantly. They're maybe one of two or three bands that I have a constantly shifting list of favorite songs from depending on the day.
Dude there's heavier songs on that album far heavier songs on trendkill and FBD
Pls pls react to metalingus from alter bridge. You'll love it trust me.
Same for In Loving Memory and Broken Wings
I'd be also glad to see him react to Watch Over You if he haven't.
there will never be another band to put on a concert like Pantera. There is a reason they are called the Kings Of Metal! Seeing them in the old Astro Arena next to the AstroDome was the most intense show ive been to.
Their live shows were the perfect experience for a metal head. exactly what you would say for the perfect show,high intensity, crowd inclusion, and true love for the game.
No, his sticks caught on fire because he was playing the drums. Meet Vinnie Paul.
Oh yes! I LOVE this song! ... okay... now I should watch the reaction video. AUGH the no intro version! NOoooo!!! Edit number two: I was lucky enough to see Pantera live 3 times. Fanstatic show EVERY time.
I seen them live when they came to New Zealand back in 97 for the Great Southern Trendkill tour one of the best concerts I have been to, they were awesome to see in the flesh 👌🤘🤘🤘
I saw Pantera live in 1996 at the summit in Houston ( now Lakewood church) They headlined with White Zombie. I was on the floor and the crowd was so raucus that when White Zombie was playing the people were chanting for Pantera. It is still to this day the LOUDEST and CRAZIEST show that I have ever been to. RIP Dime and Vinnie.
Judas Priest - Victim of Changes (Live At The Seminole Hard Rock Arena)
Please check out imminence-"infectious" I'll request a year if I have to! Did it twice already lol
yep i love imminence they need to be more famous
I saw them in '92 in Upstate New York. Complete and total Mosh Pit across the whole club. Loud A F too.
One of my favorite concert memories.
Saw Pantera in 2000 at Ozzfest. I was 13 and had never heard them before that day. We were waiting for them to come on as they were playing the co-headlining slot right before Ozzy. I vividly remember like it was yesterday, everyone was standing up chanting for Pantera to come on and this one dude wouldn't stand up. This was a massive arena. Beer bottles began raining down on this guy until he finally stood up out his chair for Pantera. EVERYONE was standing for the kings of metal and losing their damn minds. They've been my favorite band ever since.
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my favorite pantera song...... it's just got that perfect bounce that you fall in the groove of and it locks you in. since you're learning to play guitar, give this one a shot.
Went to high school in Crowley, TX in the 80's. Used to see Pantera play back-yard parties in the Terry Glaze glam metal era. Then they graduated up to shows at Joe's Garage in Fort Worth at which point Phil joined during the glam era... Then CFH came out and it was a shock to everyone (in a good way). Saw Pantera live many times throughout the years. 3-4 times at the Back Room in Austin. Crazy times.
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Pantera was my first concert. The entire arena was a mosh pit! There was no escape!! Best concert ever! Oh and I met Phil once and he was super cool!
Craziest energy you've ever seen live. St. Louis Mo,Ozzfest.. the entire show the crowd was throwing the wax/paper Coke cups, toilet paper,paper plates, frisbees, anything that wasn't bolted down was flying around in the air the ENTIRE show. Phil worked the crowd into a frenzy, and the band was flawless. I've never been to a concert with such intensity. Pantera demanded the euphoric craziness from the audience, and the crowd gave it to them. A truly unique concert experience I've never witnessed again. RIP
Sounds incredible
Saw Pantera 5 times. It was intense. Amazing. Best live show I've ever seen.
I've seen Pantera live close to a dozen times. Some of the best shows. Largest pit I've ever seen was for Pantera. Filled a third of the lawn of the amphitheater, absolutely insane.
Saw them twice. Second time I broke my nose, 5 ribs, and dislocated a shoulder. It was a long 4 hour drive home. Such an intense show that I would have seen them again in a heartbeat. Insane.
RIP Dime and VP
I personally have seen Pantera 8 times live they are super super super sick one of the best shows I've ever seen so much energy get you apole rip the brothers at Arms
When talking about Pantera - Monsterful is a word.
Not only did I get to see Pantera at Ozzfest 96 in Denver, but 5 years later I moved back to Fort Worth and ended up being invited to Vinnie's house for an after-hours party when Poison played in Dallas.
Saw Pantera 8-10 times and met them all. Best dudes you can meet. The shows were hot, sweaty and unbelievable! The band was always tight as hell and full of energy. I truly miss getting loaded and going to a Pantera show. The first time I saw them was at the Summit in Houston. We were standing in the back part of the floor crowd and when the lights went off just before the band came on, there were like 20 people that jumped the barricade, using our shoulders to dive off of. It was so intense that it didn't even really hurt, well, until the next morning. But it was always worth a little pain to see them. RIP Dime and Vinnie.
Saw them 3 times. Broke 3 ribs in the pit. It only hurt when I breathed of about 8 weeks. Totally worth it. One of the best live bands ever
I got the honor of seeing Pantera live .In fort Worth Texas,a very long time ago,I believe they opened for KISS.
I was lucky enough to see them three times. Each time they were on point. Their intensity filled the entire space. They seemed to come through Louisville on each tour. They came through with Anthrax, Skid Row, White Zombie, and Type O Negative and blew everyone of them off the stage.
I've been to 14 Pantera shows, and yes they were all insane. The first time I saw them it was so energetic it basically became an addiction. Never saw another band that gave that same energy.
Freshman in high school. Saw PanterA ‘96. Best show I’ve ever been to.
Saw them in ‘94. Prong, Sepultura, and Pantera. I was in the Marines so a few of us went to see them play. Irvine, CA...the cries of those injured in mosh pits still hang in the air mixed with Phil’s screams to this day.
Soooo many joints thrown on stage and Phil would light them and pass them back to the crowd.
Venue security wouldn’t allow stage doves, so Phil tells the crowd to do what they gotta do to get on stage. Security looked pissed!! 😂😂😂
EPIC SHOW!!
Pantera was the most fun I ever had at a show. Saw them 5 times, and they fucking killed it every time.
Saw Pantera live on the Reinventing The Steel tour in Dallas, Texas. Hands down Best Live show that I have ever seen. They we're headlining with Slayer, Static X, Skrape, & Morbid Angel. Best Show Ever. R.I.P. DIME & Vinnie.
Saw them live twice back in the 1990's. Once with Megadeth and then in the front row a couple of years later. The best live band ever. So glad and honoured to have been there.
I was honored to see Pantera at Ozzfest and they are so amazing. I have been a fan since CFH and always will be. I wish I had the chance to have met Dime and shake his hand to tell him how much of a influence he was.
Four of my friends and myself saw Pantera live in Nashville in '92 during their Cowboys from Hell tour. It was in a smaller club, only about 100 people possibly there. All 5 of us went stage diving and were in the mosh pit. One of my favorite concert experiences out of about 15 - 20 concerts. Before they let people in the concert we all got a flier and went to their tour bus and waited for each member of the band and got their autographs.
I have seen Pantera in concert 7 times the most intense show (and fun) you could ever imagine
Yes I saw Pantera twice in 2001 which was the last year they toured as a band! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 both shows we’re insane!!!! Awesome live band!
Pantera, in my opinion, have cemented their place in the metal pantheon simply by adding their own high-octane flavour to the mix. RIP to the eternal brothers Abbott!
Honestly, my favorite song from Pantera! Awesome!🤟
I saw them 4 times 4 different albums and I was front row all 4 times. They were the best ever. No one can compare to them. Everrrrr
I was fortunate enough to see Pantera four times... the last being on the Reinventing the Steel tour. It was amazing every time... seeing Dime in person for the first time was one of the most impactful moments of my life.
Pantera was my first live show, my ears were still ringing the next day. Never been to a show that loud. It was nuts
Seen em live countless times. Since the early 90s. Best live show ever.
I saw Pantera multiple times. Phil said once when I saw them "We are the KINGS of metal" , he wasn't lying! RIP Dime and Vinnie
March 21, 2001 my first ever concert was Pantera. As a guitarist my eyes were locked on Dimebag the whole time. Dude was the best
I saw them 5 times and they were amazing. Got to go backstage once in Seattle with them and some other fans for about a half hour, and it was one of the best times of my life!
One of the most underrated Pantera songs, period
Real talk... second best pit I've ever seen. That being said it was a small venue and the entire venue was a pit throughout all 3 bands. Greatest show of my life.
This is probably my favorite song by Pantera.
Seen them about a dozen times, Anselmo was my spirit animal and was so impactful on my life, I put his "unscarred" tatt on mine. I went through the ringer when I was young, including losing my mother to cancer at 15, and wanted to end my own life soooo many times in the early '90's. That verse "...unscarred by trials..." and this band saved my life, literally, so many times. When I met them at Blockbuster Music for meet and greet, it made my decade. R.I.P.
I saw Pantera 3 times live - ABSOLUTELY BRUTAL! I saw them in an ice rink, in the Worcester Centrum and again outdoors at an Ozz-fest. All in the 90's.
The mosh pits were always brutal - seems leaving with somethin bruised, bloodied or broken was a pre-req...
The most fun ever, just pure adrenaline shared by however many people were there plus 4 - the boys in the band.
Best 90ies Metal Band! Period! Revolutionary!
I saw Pantera four times.
Great crowd-band interaction and great playing.
Saw them 9 times over the years, both as an opener and headliners. Never once got in the pits, but I never left a Pantera show without bleeding sometime during the gig. 2nd favorite live band behind only Fishbone.
Seen Pantera 11 times I have some incredible BLOODY stories. I seen them almost every year, from 1991 to 2001. Seen them in 700 capacity venues and 30,000 seat venues. I have seen them play with Suicidal Tendencies, White Zombie, Crowbar, Skid Row, and so many other bands. Seen the OZZFEST 2000 tour 2 times where Pantera was in the top 4 slots I think right beyond OZZY, and original Black Sabbath line-up. I have seen the craziest pits with Pantera and a band called Overkill. I am 50 now but when I was in my 20's and late teens I was the biggest Pantera fan walking. I did not even know you reacted to this song been subbed for way over a year maybe 2 years. Oh well I found it and glad you liked it.