Hey! May I say -- I am a big fan; you have been a huge influence on my personal music stuff etc etc but aside from all that -- this comment is just so fantastic and put a smile on my face. One very successful talented musician praising another, I love the positivity. Thanks for all the great music in every project you have been involved in Richard! Cheers :)
@@strabo1 Negative. He made Pantera, Pantera. Without him, they were glam hair rock, or damageplan, or hell yeah. Arguably still good, but not Pantera. Oh, and Down > damage plan, hellyeah, etc
I've been a huge fan of Pantera, since I first heard them in 1991. They loved their audiences. Pantera was and is still my favorite band. They were the tightest and hardest, plus they had heart, soul, passion, talent, unbelievable energy and awesome stage presence. I haven't seen a better frontman, since David Lee Roth. Pantera were the Undisputed Kings of metal! It's so sad to have lost Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul Abbott. R.I.P Brothers. Pantera fans are the best and most loyal. Peace, love and RE-SPECT 👊💔😢
Cut the bullshit people. Dime and Vin said themselves there was no drama or hard feelings when they split. So what if Phil wanted to do other side projects? He isn't the only musician in history to do that. Does it cause every band to split up? Of course not! So again, cut the bullshit. Phil can be a prick but what of it? You expect him to be a fucking saint? He's the lead singer of Pantera ffs. Not lead singer for a soft jazz band. It's a metal band! Of COURSE he's going to be a prick sometimes! None of those guys were perfect and they all knew it too. And then to top it all off, the man suffered from intense back problems. Like my Father did and maybe worse. My Father was a miserable son of a bitch to be around and it happened to him twice. Made him and everyone around him miserable with the pain he was in. Phil's solution was a terrible one (drugs), but in his mind it was better than going through the surgery and being out of the band for at least a year to heal up. That's commitment!
@Thomas Thomas Your facts are completely off. 100% incorrect as usual in these comment sections. Newsflash no one waited around two years. thats a fake bullshit story. And u daid they never agreed to a break. Also completely false. I have the interview with VINCE TALKING about the PLANNED BREAK. he even laid out a release schedule of upcoming side projects. VH1 BEHIND THE MUSIC IS FAKE PHONY BULLSHIT with no basis in fact.
On a side note , Jazz musicians are not necessary soft , and were not saint. Meeting some guys in the jazz scene, they re even worse than in metal and that so called Rock n roll thing. From Bill evans to the guys such Elvin jones or Art Blakey , they re all on Heroin man.
@@Nissardpertugiu Have to agree with you on that one. Look at Gar and Poland, both came from a jazz-fusion band, and they both (along with Dave and David) make up the true lineup of Megadeth....for me. They had the attitude and serious love for the H.
I think a lot of it had to do with outside influences as well. I could be wrong, but once you hear about girlfriends and wives getting involved it's pretty much over. There were too many whispers in the bedroom that drove a stake between the 4 men that made up Pantera.
I must meet Phil some day. Even if not for long. I must shake his hand and bow. A legendary front man that deserves much respect. I would show the same respect to any Pantera member, I just find it most likely that I could find some way in the future to meet Phil.
I remember in '99 at México City at the middle of their set he yelled at the audience "tha fuck are you doin' over there, get closer!" And everyone started lifting their chairs and tossing them to the back. Within a minute there were chairs flying all over the pit, one of them hit me on the head. My back and part of my face were covered with blood. Then all of the sudden Anselmo started to sing the Mexican National Anthem. It was mesmerizing to hear us all yelling the anthem at a Pantera concert. That big Pantera was. Greatest fucking thing I've seen at a metal concert.
Pantera, in my opinion are still the Kings of metal! Phil is right, I've been a Pantera fans since 1991 and I'm still loyal as hell to them. I still listen to them every single day. R.I.P Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrell Abbott. RE-SPECT 👊
Phil doesn’t have to explain a damn thing. No musician should have to. Whatever the case, these bands are exactly like family’s. Functional, dysfunctional, brothers and sisters, some even act like parental units. Fact is, they don’t owe us shit. They give us everything. It’s our to duty to not spread stories, and let the families hash it out on their own.
I couldn't agree more. No need to be all nosey and fucking judgemental like you fucking new them. Just appreciate the kickass music they gifted the world and that's pretty much it! 🤘
I remember seeing them on the trendkill tour and Phil actually had to stop the show cause a guy had a razorblade in the mosh pit. People climbing onto the lights over the stage and all kinds of shit. Pantera shows were as extreme as you can get.🤘
Lifer38 ozzfest 97 in Virginia, everyone started ripping up sod from the lawn and throwing it everywhere, whole sky was filled with grass and dirt. Fun
@Mick Taylor yup, looked over during this love and half the lawn was gone already, I ran over and womped some hippy guy in the head with a big chunk of sod from about 40ft away then jacked up my knee dodging a six foot piece. Worth it!
This is the brief period when Phil was sober (off heroin) and it's very obvious. His speech sped up and his thinking was much clearer. He also seemed happier and joked around more (like he used to in the early 90's, pre-heroin). He didn't stay clean for very long though.
I have to agree with Phil...that behind the music was horrible. It was all about dimes drinking, and dimes death. Other than that, it skimmed through everything else. They could have done ALOT better for such a great band.
Phil Dime Vinnie and Rex were the heartbeat of 90s metal. They went against the trend. Without Pantera, heavy metal would not be where it is today and their albums are timeless. That's facts kids.
You've never really loved a person if you've never felt like killing them at one moment in your life. Love is something that roots so deeply in us that it hurts where no-one can see. I love you Dime. I love you Phil
When they came out I didn't appreciate the last two albums the way I do now. Even more brutal, if that's possible. On the crowd, everyone was helping each other up. This was the 90's Far Beyond tour.
Phil you rule you were ment to be in all the positions you found yourself in ....phil you are the man!!! And after all these years ...still are sir...love and respect....Pete!!!
My 1st concert I was 17 seeing Pantera in 1996. I was 5'8" about 135lbs and wore glasses. I got knocked down in that pit so many times and somebody was always there to pick me right back up.
Personally, he has many tastes in music and god bless him for trying to step outside the box that people contained him in, but to me, his best work EVER IS PANTERA AND DOWN. That grungy, dirty souther New Orleans metal aesthetic is fucking sick.
man, im so bummed i didnt live in this era to see PANTERA! i hate the fact of not knowing about this AMAZING band until it was to late to see them. being 13 blows.. but i will stay true to the classics. METAL NEVER DIES
Documentaries like "Behind the Music", which sure they show some interesting and real stuff, are all made as TV-sensation. - They edit it in such a way that they keep banging on the same dramatic stuff.
I personally would like to hear rex's view on everything. Nobody ever heard rex's point of view and he was there from the beginning through it all. I love pantera always will.
Phil has always been inspirational to me, coincidently enough i injured myself pretty badly in a pit at a down show, ended up addicted to dope after the docs pumped me full of painkillers as a result.. now that ive cleaned up its interesting that pantera has been there for every major moment in my life since i was a kid, good and bad, and i can relate with it, and a lot of what he talks about regarding his own personal struggles in his interviews, its not pleasant.
askingforafriend Most people weren't around back then. Its getting to where I can't remember much of the pre-1993 days. I went to punk/hardcore/metal shows from 88-95.
"It had everything to do with the darkest chapter". Revolver magazine did the same thing with Pete Steele after he passed. They painted a shitty picture of him by bringing up bad habits and bringing shit people didn't need to know in the light instead of his achievements and music. There were a few good things, but for the most part, it was a shitty read for a Type O Negative fan.
I got uppercutted by some kid skanking through a pit. he said sorry. I gave him the stink eye.. smiled and kept going. Thanks Phil/and Pantera. You put a chapter into my life I would never wish away.
I'm not talking about racial accomplishments. I'm talking about being proud of the skin you were born with. Accepting the color of your skin, and not letting someone define who you are for you. In an ideal world, the color of your skin shouldn't be used against you, but it is. So you should take pride in the skin you were given. I don't mean arrogant/reckless pride. I'm talking about humble pride - knowing your skin is just your skin. That it doesn't make you better - it's just a part of you.
He eventually did get back surgery in the past few years. He had rehab and all that shit. He just was covered up by drugs back in the mid-late-'90s. He used drugs as a painkiller due to his bad back.
If that guy has never seen Pantera then why is he doing the interview I've seen Pantera twice I have to say was one of the best shows that I've ever seen the connection that they have with the audience and the loyal fans that we are just make it our own celebration of what we love and what they love I will never forget
@xXxMortixXx Yes, it was for the official live tour. I can't remember who was before Machine Head, but Machine Head was definitely before Pantera. It was the first time I seen em' live. I wanna say Coal Chamber, but I've seen them open for a lot of different shows.
I think and this is just my opinion I love Pantera to this day Vinnie should absolutely forgive and forget the things that went on between Phil Dime and Himself. When someone is addicted to something like that they aren't their usual self. He has nothing but kind words for Dimebag and the rest of the band. Rex himself said he places the blame on both sides. After all it isn't Phil's fault Dime is dead really!
I'm a diehard Pantera fan and fuckin' proud of who I am...and yes I saw the documentary too and Phil is right...I don't mind getting shit for my comment coz' Hell Yeah!!! I agree with Phil a 100%\m/
met dime and vinnie in fort wayne they signed my shoulder underneath my CFH tattoo and i went and had it tattooed , now i just need to meet phil and rex and my tattoo will be complete......
I agree with everything you said except the military part. The military is not responsible. I know plenty of people that have combat training and they aren't sociopaths.
@DTOMUSA74 I agree with you 100%. I listen to Trendkill and it reminds me of the time I almost died because my pot was not just laced, but poisoned. People go through tough times, and good friends should accept that. I wish the best of luck for you. I cannot say I know what you're going through exactly, but I know depression and extreme physical pain. I sincerely hope that gets better for you and keep enjoying Pantera (and hopefully Lamb of God, I would bet).
Phil looks great here
When did he not
jake bob 2014, that beard just didn’t fit and it made him look much older.
The Green Man the beard made him look more brutal
@@thegreenman1287 Well what you gonna expect hes like 50
Hottie alert ♥️🥊loved his semi mohawk look with the bits of longer hair.
Still have to smile when I see and hear him these days. Compared to the stuff from 2000-2006....good to have him back...body and mind reunited :)
BEAUTIFULLY STATED BROTHER!!!! Lords Unmatched!!!
Phil is the greatest singer in metal. He's the sweetest dude ever. I love that guy!! I really hope he knows how much we all love him.
Hey! May I say -- I am a big fan; you have been a huge influence on my personal music stuff etc etc but aside from all that -- this comment is just so fantastic and put a smile on my face. One very successful talented musician praising another, I love the positivity. Thanks for all the great music in every project you have been involved in Richard! Cheers :)
M.Shadows takes the cake
and yet he fucked pantera up..
@@strabo1 Negative. He made Pantera, Pantera. Without him, they were glam hair rock, or damageplan, or hell yeah. Arguably still good, but not Pantera. Oh, and Down > damage plan, hellyeah, etc
@@integrity101 haha and i can say the same to you,let me guess you were a personal friend of the band?
I've been a huge fan of Pantera, since I first heard them in 1991. They loved their audiences. Pantera was and is still my favorite band. They were the tightest and hardest, plus they had heart, soul, passion, talent, unbelievable energy and awesome stage presence. I haven't seen a better frontman, since David Lee Roth. Pantera were the Undisputed Kings of metal! It's so sad to have lost Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul Abbott. R.I.P Brothers. Pantera fans are the best and most loyal. Peace, love and RE-SPECT 👊💔😢
love this man! the best of his generation
Best of his generation? In what ways? LOL
Daniel Green 🙄
Pantera in their prime built more muscle than steroids
dubenstein they still do. I don't feel like lifting, I blast far beyond driven... an hour later I can barely move my arms
LOL, so true...my fav workout music!
THAT IS THE BEST DEFINITION OF PANTERA IVE EVER HEARD! THANK YOU FOR THAT COMMENT
Damn straight.
You're wrong! Pantera IS the steroids!
Cut the bullshit people. Dime and Vin said themselves there was no drama or hard feelings when they split. So what if Phil wanted to do other side projects? He isn't the only musician in history to do that. Does it cause every band to split up? Of course not! So again, cut the bullshit.
Phil can be a prick but what of it? You expect him to be a fucking saint? He's the lead singer of Pantera ffs. Not lead singer for a soft jazz band. It's a metal band! Of COURSE he's going to be a prick sometimes! None of those guys were perfect and they all knew it too.
And then to top it all off, the man suffered from intense back problems. Like my Father did and maybe worse. My Father was a miserable son of a bitch to be around and it happened to him twice. Made him and everyone around him miserable with the pain he was in. Phil's solution was a terrible one (drugs), but in his mind it was better than going through the surgery and being out of the band for at least a year to heal up. That's commitment!
KineticGTR Word up
@Thomas Thomas
Your facts are completely off. 100% incorrect as usual in these comment sections. Newsflash no one waited around two years. thats a fake bullshit story.
And u daid they never agreed to a break. Also completely false. I have the interview with VINCE TALKING about the PLANNED BREAK. he even laid out a release schedule of upcoming side projects.
VH1 BEHIND THE MUSIC IS FAKE PHONY BULLSHIT with no basis in fact.
On a side note , Jazz musicians are not necessary soft , and were not saint.
Meeting some guys in the jazz scene, they re even worse than in metal and that so called Rock n roll thing.
From Bill evans to the guys such Elvin jones or Art Blakey , they re all on Heroin man.
@@Nissardpertugiu Have to agree with you on that one. Look at Gar and Poland, both came from a jazz-fusion band, and they both (along with Dave and David) make up the true lineup of Megadeth....for me. They had the attitude and serious love for the H.
I think a lot of it had to do with outside influences as well. I could be wrong, but once you hear about girlfriends and wives getting involved it's pretty much over. There were too many whispers in the bedroom that drove a stake between the 4 men that made up Pantera.
Phil is cool as shit. I could listen to him tell stories all day.
Cant believe this was 7 years ago. Also cant believe he looks like he did in 1992 here. He speaks well about PanterA here. Love ya Phil!
CFHMouth4War yeah but he sounds and looks young in these days too he is fighting weight again he look better now than 4-5 years ago
Samu_CFH. anselmo still the king
Bullshit. He's a Kyle Thomas clone.
@@jeremyjames1659 lol
I don't mean to be a dick but...Pantera owes me some speakers!
Buy better ones?...
I'm under the impression that those blown speakers should be put up on a shrine🤘
🤣🤣🤣
I must meet Phil some day. Even if not for long. I must shake his hand and bow. A legendary front man that deserves much respect. I would show the same respect to any Pantera member, I just find it most likely that I could find some way in the future to meet Phil.
Phil is awesome! In the Top 5 greatest frontmen of all time!!
I remember in '99 at México City at the middle of their set he yelled at the audience "tha fuck are you doin' over there, get closer!" And everyone started lifting their chairs and tossing them to the back. Within a minute there were chairs flying all over the pit, one of them hit me on the head. My back and part of my face were covered with blood. Then all of the sudden Anselmo started to sing the Mexican National Anthem. It was mesmerizing to hear us all yelling the anthem at a Pantera concert. That big Pantera was. Greatest fucking thing I've seen at a metal concert.
Pantera, in my opinion are still the Kings of metal! Phil is right, I've been a Pantera fans since 1991 and I'm still loyal as hell to them. I still listen to them every single day. R.I.P Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrell Abbott. RE-SPECT 👊
Phil Anselmo is a legend without him Pantera would not be the band that it is despite his decisions long live Vinnie Paul and Dimebag Darrell.
Phil doesn’t have to explain a damn thing. No musician should have to. Whatever the case, these bands are exactly like family’s. Functional, dysfunctional, brothers and sisters, some even act like parental units. Fact is, they don’t owe us shit. They give us everything. It’s our to duty to not spread stories, and let the families hash it out on their own.
I couldn't agree more. No need to be all nosey and fucking judgemental like you fucking new them. Just appreciate the kickass music they gifted the world and that's pretty much it! 🤘
I remember seeing them on the trendkill tour and Phil actually had to stop the show cause a guy had a razorblade in the mosh pit. People climbing onto the lights over the stage and all kinds of shit. Pantera shows were as extreme as you can get.🤘
Lifer38 ozzfest 97 in Virginia, everyone started ripping up sod from the lawn and throwing it everywhere, whole sky was filled with grass and dirt. Fun
Was the guy with the razor blade Nathan Gale?
@@Jcooper58639 Oh man....I wish like hell it was. Maybe someone would have snuffed his ass out then and we would still have Dime! Getcha pull !!🤘🤘🤘
@Mick Taylor yup, looked over during this love and half the lawn was gone already, I ran over and womped some hippy guy in the head with a big chunk of sod from about 40ft away then jacked up my knee dodging a six foot piece. Worth it!
lol same shit in Indy 'cept we got tear gassed!
Phil has shown his love and devotion to metal time amd time again. Their will never be another like him
This is the brief period when Phil was sober (off heroin) and it's very obvious. His speech sped up and his thinking was much clearer. He also seemed happier and joked around more (like he used to in the early 90's, pre-heroin). He didn't stay clean for very long though.
Hes been off heroin and hard drugs for 15 years NOW. Where have u been?
He’s still clean to this day doofus.
I have to agree with Phil...that behind the music was horrible. It was all about dimes drinking, and dimes death. Other than that, it skimmed through everything else. They could have done ALOT better for such a great band.
Love you Phil 🤘🏻 🤘🏻
Phil Dime Vinnie and Rex were the heartbeat of 90s metal. They went against the trend. Without Pantera, heavy metal would not be where it is today and their albums are timeless. That's facts kids.
I miss that old school mosh etiquette too! Biggest pits ever. Tightest band. Can't believe I can never see them again...
You've never really loved a person if you've never felt like killing them at one moment in your life. Love is something that roots so deeply in us that it hurts where no-one can see. I love you Dime. I love you Phil
When they came out I didn't appreciate the last two albums the way I do now. Even more brutal, if that's possible. On the crowd, everyone was helping each other up. This was the 90's Far Beyond tour.
I fucking respect this guy so much! Peace out!
"Cuz we were just music fans man,we were fans of music man."
"Loyal as dogs for God's sake" The tone of his voice and his sentiments here 👏👏
phils voice was massive
This is the owner of Panera? I love their bread bowls!!
Phil you rule you were ment to be in all the positions you found yourself in ....phil you are the man!!! And after all these years ...still are sir...love and respect....Pete!!!
I'd love to sit down with Phil and just listen to this man talk. He has such a unique and intelligent way of speaking and getting his point across.
No Phil=No Pantera, thats all there is to it..
Phil you'r nota a villian you are our hero man , dont you ever forget it !
My 1st concert I was 17 seeing Pantera in 1996. I was 5'8" about 135lbs and wore glasses. I got knocked down in that pit so many times and somebody was always there to pick me right back up.
Pantera will always live on
It looks like Phil in his early days ;P
Love Pantera now and forever!!! Best metal ever created....Rock on phil.
Phil's one of the best frontmen ever n just a kick ass dude, cant wait to c Down again
Phil is the man
Phil Anselmo the real deal! 100%!
Even though pantera are massive, they're still underrated.
Phil rules.
Pantera is grander than life!
PUT THE FULL THING UP.
LEGENDARY, PANTERA RULES!
Personally, he has many tastes in music and god bless him for trying to step outside the box that people contained him in, but to me, his best work EVER IS PANTERA AND DOWN. That grungy, dirty souther New Orleans metal aesthetic is fucking sick.
"You catch the stage diver, you don't start fights and you know which way the pit is going...." old school etiquette!!!!
Pantera only canceled one show in Atlanta. I was there. Rex had a hypertension issue and required an ambulance but they still payed for two hours.
Saw Pantera with White Zombie back in the day Phil was not sober, but it was a good show
Phil is The man.
man, im so bummed i didnt live in this era to see PANTERA! i hate the fact of not knowing about this AMAZING band until it was to late to see them. being 13 blows.. but i will stay true to the classics. METAL NEVER DIES
Documentaries like "Behind the Music", which sure they show some interesting and real stuff, are all made as TV-sensation. - They edit it in such a way that they keep banging on the same dramatic stuff.
He still looks young and the same like 10 years ago :D
I love how Vinnie said that Behind The Music is a very reliable documentary on the Pantera story...
Well said.
Pantera forever!
I remember trying to get in on that live chat. I was too late. :(
Phil looks like 92-94 era Phil here
I personally would like to hear rex's view on everything. Nobody ever heard rex's point of view and he was there from the beginning through it all. I love pantera always will.
I can't agree more!
Phil has always been inspirational to me, coincidently enough i injured myself pretty badly in a pit at a down show, ended up addicted to dope after the docs pumped me full of painkillers as a result.. now that ive cleaned up its interesting that pantera has been there for every major moment in my life since i was a kid, good and bad, and i can relate with it, and a lot of what he talks about regarding his own personal struggles in his interviews, its not pleasant.
Bring back the pit etiquette!
askingforafriend Most people weren't around back then.
Its getting to where I can't remember much of the pre-1993 days.
I went to punk/hardcore/metal shows from 88-95.
Anselmo is so right 100% correct
I saw Down lastnight. Phil can put on a freakin show!!! The show was insane!!!
"It had everything to do with the darkest chapter".
Revolver magazine did the same thing with Pete Steele after he passed.
They painted a shitty picture of him by bringing up bad habits and bringing shit people didn't need to know in the light instead of his achievements and music.
There were a few good things, but for the most part, it was a shitty read for a Type O Negative fan.
I got uppercutted by some kid skanking through a pit. he said sorry. I gave him the stink eye.. smiled and kept going. Thanks Phil/and Pantera. You put a chapter into my life I would never wish away.
There's a whole lotta good they seem to leave out.
WORD EM UP
Very well done on Phil's part.
I fucking LOVE phil, what a beast
Phil Anselmo is a legend
'old school etiquette- I miss it' -Phil
Could not have said it better!
awesome
PANTERAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING PHIL. We must think like you. "Pantera have a lot of positive things". Every fucking band have dark moments
I'm not talking about racial accomplishments. I'm talking about being proud of the skin you were born with. Accepting the color of your skin, and not letting someone define who you are for you. In an ideal world, the color of your skin shouldn't be used against you, but it is. So you should take pride in the skin you were given. I don't mean arrogant/reckless pride. I'm talking about humble pride - knowing your skin is just your skin. That it doesn't make you better - it's just a part of you.
This voice..
This was Phil’s in between period from speaking normally to speaking 2 sentences a minute in drop B
He eventually did get back surgery in the past few years. He had rehab and all that shit. He just was covered up by drugs back in the mid-late-'90s. He used drugs as a painkiller due to his bad back.
Rest In Pantera, Dime
If that guy has never seen Pantera then why is he doing the interview I've seen Pantera twice I have to say was one of the best shows that I've ever seen the connection that they have with the audience and the loyal fans that we are just make it our own celebration of what we love and what they love I will never forget
what an ass kickin' cool voice !!!!!!!
Such a great guy,
one of the last great characters in metal. Love you uncle Phil!
Don't write something Online that you don't have the heart to say " in the real world" you know Phil would crush you
he rules
@xXxMortixXx Just found it. 8/2/97 - The Meadows in Hartford, CT. It was Machine Head and Coal Chamber. They supported all dates for that tour.
i agree with Phil. there was way more to Pantera than just the last couple years, but that's all anyone is fixated on, the dark years.
dude phil is so fucking cool man
I like it.
@xXxMortixXx Yep. I'll never forget that show just because me and my friends were stoked to see MH and Pantera in the same show.
This dude is a trip
phill is one crazy ass dude
@xXxMortixXx Yes, it was for the official live tour. I can't remember who was before Machine Head, but Machine Head was definitely before Pantera. It was the first time I seen em' live. I wanna say Coal Chamber, but I've seen them open for a lot of different shows.
I think and this is just my opinion I love Pantera to this day Vinnie should absolutely forgive and forget the things that went on between Phil Dime and Himself. When someone is addicted to something like that they aren't their usual self. He has nothing but kind words for Dimebag and the rest of the band. Rex himself said he places the blame on both sides. After all it isn't Phil's fault Dime is dead really!
I'm a diehard Pantera fan and fuckin' proud of who I am...and yes I saw the documentary too and Phil is right...I don't mind getting shit for my comment coz' Hell Yeah!!! I agree with Phil a 100%\m/
met dime and vinnie in fort wayne they signed my shoulder underneath my CFH tattoo and i went and had it tattooed , now i just need to meet phil and rex and my tattoo will be complete......
Since 97-23🤘🏽
yeaaaaaaaaaaaah really good! good luck dude
I agree with everything you said except the military part. The military is not responsible. I know plenty of people that have combat training and they aren't sociopaths.
@DTOMUSA74 I agree with you 100%. I listen to Trendkill and it reminds me of the time I almost died because my pot was not just laced, but poisoned. People go through tough times, and good friends should accept that. I wish the best of luck for you. I cannot say I know what you're going through exactly, but I know depression and extreme physical pain. I sincerely hope that gets better for you and keep enjoying Pantera (and hopefully Lamb of God, I would bet).