Dimebag Darrell's Effects Tour with Zakk Wylde & Pantera!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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Zakk Wylde tech Steve Murillo details the three key tone sweeteners from Dimebag's personal stash that help recreate his tone.
The ’90s was a very peculiar musical decade. It entered with L.A.’s party-time hair metal and concluded with the rise of Nu metal, boy bands, and the real Slim Shady. In between those bookends saw the maturation of Metallica, a cold front moved in from the Pacific Northwest with dark clouds of morose and menace, gangsta rap from the coasts flooded the heartland and suburbs, and punk went pop with big hitters from Green Day, Offspring, and Blink 182. But Pantera proudly flew the flag of metal. Those Cowboys from Hell were Phil Anselmo (vocals), Darrell “Dimebag” Abbott (guitar), Rex Brown (bass), and Vinnie Paul Abbott (drums). They took chances and took no prisoners all while having the time of their lives.
They were originally a glam metal band fronted by Terry Glaze. That lineup put out three albums and tirelessly worked the Texas club circuit from 1981 to 1986. They replaced Glaze with New Orleans cat Phil Anselmo who continued the falsetto tradition but made the band more Priest than Stryper. They released Power Metal in 1988 with latex-laced riffs before trading the Sunset Strip for the mosh pit when they released 1990’s breakthrough marauding Cowboys from Hell. And things completely clicked for them when they chiseled out their core sound with 1992’s Vulgar Display of Power that unleashed power-groove, annihilation anthems “Mouth for War,” “Walk,” “This Love,” and “Fucking Hostile.” That set the tone for the rest of the decade and everyone else in metal was playing catch up.
When Metallica went Load and Reload, they went fiercer and forceful with 1994’s Far Beyond Driven (earning them a No. 1 record on Billboard 200). While Reznor and Manson explored techno, dissonance, and industrial sounds, the four metalheads went darker and harder with down-tuned guitars and even faster tempos creating 1996’s The Great Southern Trendkill. And as Slayer tried Nu metal with Diabolus in Musica, Pantera said hold my Crown Royal and doubled down on their demolition with 2000’s Reinventing the Steel.
Bands can burn out and friendships can become more grating than gratifying. Anselmo and Brown continued exploring their side gig with Down (started in the mid-’90s in between Pantera albums and tours) and the idle Abbott Brothers started Damageplan. A war of words filled magazine covers and airwaves making the divide wider. Then, on December 8th, 2004, while performing with Damageplan at Alrosa Villa in Columbus, Ohio, the unthinkable, agonizing, and gut-wrenching onstage murder of Dimebag occurred. (This horrific date was exactly 24 years after the shocking loss of John Lennon.) And in 2018 his brother Vinnie Paul succumbed to coronary artery disease. The idea of Pantera ever seeing the stage, in any form, seemed impossible.
But remaining members Rex Brown and Phil Anselmo tossed around the idea of finding friends to fill in for the Abbott brothers. There are indications they had a list, but anyone who knew anything about Pantera, and especially Dime, would bet their last dollar that Zakk Wylde was the only right option. And Charlie Benante of Anthrax made so many cameos in Pantera’s collection of Vulgar Videos home movies that he was the prime candidate for Vinnie Paul’s throne.
Brown has gone through so much gear. He’s lost amps and donated basses to charity. He’s fostered many fruitful friendships with companies that’s resulted in signature wares for war. His latest partnership has him riding high on a pair of namesake Thunderbirds dressed in black and gold. He still tours with old Spectors who feel like home (if home was a thunderstorm). He’s got a proper pedalboard and rack gear that’s been routed through a RJM switcher (first time ever). And he and tech Bobby Landgraf (also guitar player in Honky and Down for Down IV - Part II) detail the whole chain of tonal command. Then we have a blast chatting with Zakk Wylde who covers his toolbox of Warhammers and Master 100 heads. He ponders what it must’ve been like to have been Eddie Van Halen or Randy Rhoads who toured with their iconic instruments and not having any backups! And then his longtime tech Stephen Murillo goes over his rack gear that includes three pieces from Dimebag Darrell’s original Pantera rig.
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so glad yall got steve on camera!! dude deserves more recognition. him and grady are the power duo under zakk 💪
Couldn’t have said it better ourselves, Kayla!
This cool, Dimes guitartech throwing down epic outboards. 😎🎸❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
This video rips! Thanks for sharing.
Cool I'm kinda doing a Pedalboard setup in Stereo with 2 amps similar to this
Nice to see Zakk paying genuine homage to Dime. But no Randalls is a rough one. And, guitar players know - the gear is only a relatively small part of the story. Zakk still gonna sound like Zakk overall. Still, a cool thing for the entire group to do.
None of that equipment helped at all. There was no sharp attack and the tone wasn't even close. It sounded like Zakk the whole tour.
@@steve4321ableya I love Zakk and he’s a great guy, and if Dime was fired and Zakk replaced him then this would all be fine, but that’s not what this is, and as a tribute I was let down when I saw a couple shows. Sorry Zakk.
@@snapascrew I was very disappointed also. I was hearing Zakk play and sound like Zakk with zero feel and rhythm. Would have loved to see Dave Evangelista up there.
@@steve4321able I hate to say it because I love Zack Wylde but when Scott Ian has done love tributes he did way better imo but neither are anywhere close to dime him and his guitar Tech kat or big kat really had a good thing going
Cool talk!
Was lucky to see Damage Plan, a couple of months before we lost Dime. I'll never forget how great him and Vinnie were live! Didn’t get to see Pantera, unfortunately. Ozzfest was cancelled that yr Pantera were on the bill, and i couldn't see them because of it. If this Pantera half tribute comes to Europe, I will see them. I think Zack and Charlie are doing a great job! And Rex and Phil sound great. Of course it's not the same, without Dime and Vinne. But at least we can hear these songs live!
==== long live dime !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Where's the Randalls?? Solid state amps were an important part of Dime's sound according to GW interviews from 90s
Super elitest lol
Same rack set up for fourty years?! Who would’ve known!!!!
I have a diamond Darrell actual pick
That's cool where they still playing power metal when you got that?
GODZILLA IN DA HOUSE
You can't compare dimebag Darrell to zakk wlyde
Lol, this is like having a 8 track in 2024.
Zack wyld is no friend of dimebag if he was a friend this is not a friend he is trying to be dimebag I would never done this
He is trying to sound close to Dime because this is Pantera you dummy
No Randall's no Dime
Zakk is not mimicking Dime. Zakk is Zakk. Zakk will play and sound like Zakk all the time.
@alaskakathryn1 you are absolutely correct, but I think if you are going to do it right, he should be playing through a randall. He's already using dime's effects. Another thing I'd like to see zakk using is at least one Dean guitar that zakk used to play after dime's passing.
I sean zakk wlyde in concert I think he is a crappy guitar player
You need your head examined
The title of your videos a little bit misleading
The Aphex, MXR Doubler/Flanger and Rocktron Hush Guitar Silencer are all from Dime's 1990s Pantera rig, so we'll agree to disagree.
How is it misleading?
Are they not using a Whammy at all? I didn’t see one in the other video either, but i assume they are playing Becoming and other songs that don’t sound right without the Whammy. Or maybe they’re not playing those. Zakk also might be doing giant pinch harmonics instead, lol
He mentioned having to switch the pedalboard depending on where on the stage he was. In that he mentions the wah, also check the pinned gear comment. Mentions some more equipment there.
Grady uses it, it's on the floor in front of the FX rack.
I thought I saw a video where Grady runs the whammy. I could be wrong
I sean zakk wlyde in concert I think he is a crappy guitar player