Funny DIMEBAG DARRELL Stories ft. PANTERA Producer & PANTERA Engineer (Sterling W. & Tim K.)
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- Опубліковано 27 січ 2023
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Clip from my interview with Pantera engineer Tim Kimsey & Pantera producer/engineer Sterling Winfield.
Pantera's discography includes Cowboys from Hell (1990), Vulgar Display of Power (1992), Far Beyond Driven (1994), The Great Southern Trendkill (1996) & Reinventing the Steel (2000). Their "early" records are Metal Magic (1983), Projects in the Jungle (1984), I Am the Night (1985) & Power Metal (1988).
Pantera's biggest hits include Walk, 5 Minutes Alone, I'm Broken, Cowboys From Hell, Cemetery Gates, Domination, This Love, Revolution Is My Name, Mouth For War, Primal Concrete Sledge, Drag The Waters, Floods, Psycho Holiday, A New Level, Hollow, 10's & more. Some of their most well known live performances include Ozzfest & Monsters of Rock in Moscow.
Pantera's classic lineup consisted of Phil Anselmo, Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul & Rex Brown. Terry Glaze was the band's original singer during their glam metal era.
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Daniel
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Dime was thee biggest harted Rocker in the world.
"I'm already pre-blown dude, it's kind of like preheat. You know how you set it up to blow up? Well I'm already blown up, so I'm hooked up"..............Dimebonics
I've met all of PanterA except Dime. Vinnie was a really cool guy. Those guys got to live the dream that any musician would dream of. The 90s was the last great decade for music.
It really was the end of an era. It's so vastly different than the music business of today because there is virtually no music business today. It's all self-made, self-contained, streamed, often times free. It was the last time you truly had to leave your house and go pick up new music to experience it as opposed to coming to you.
I recently saw Pantera again. It was really cool to see the songs live again, but it's not the same with all the barriers, seating, rules, cell phones, etc. It was so sterile in the crowd compared to the 80's and 90's. cheers
“ semi gay-idity” has got to be the best
I met him and he said that about this guy that had a hootie and the blowfish shirt
Sterling said it. The overriding concern for Pantera was each record had to be heavier than the last. They were a metal band and were proud of it. No other metal band can say that. That’s why the dropped tuning was utilized. It was simply heavier.
Worked with both Tim and Sterling on our last album. Dudes were super cool and to work with these guys that helped engineer/produce my favorite bands records is a memory I will never forget.
SRV and Dime are equal in my eyes. I've been playing guitar over 30 years and the two of them will always show up in the way I play. Legends.
When I hung with them at Vince's in Arlington over the years, Dime always called me "Chubbs" bc I'm a fat guy and he was bad with names lol.
I only met Vinnie and his dad once in Las Vegas. Never got to meet Dime. Dime and Vinnie are sorely missed.
I was a very young very adamant admirer of Dime. I played guitar mostly because of him. His GIANT heart and generosity is something not many mention, either.
I remember reading in a magazine in the early 2000's about a young kid [I'll shorten as much as possible] and his newly laid-off work Father coming into an autograph signing. Dime asks the boy what he wants to do/be when he grows up, the boys response is "Be like you, but my Dad recently lost his job and can't afford a guitar" or something like that.
So Dime asks the boy and his Dad to stay after to talk to them, they do. Dime goes up to the shop owner and says put a good amp and washburn on my tab, it goes to them, don't tell them I bought it and slips out the back.
Nice interview. Thank you.
Anyone around Pantera in the early days saw Vince change the tape on that Roland space echo. They used it every gig they played when Ambrose was running the P.A. system.
I got to meet Rita at the 1st Knotfest in San Bernardino California. First time I saw Pantera Dimebag was still going by Diamond Darrell
Hey it’s my teacher Tim Kimsey! Tim is an awesome guy and a master at his craft!
Every great artist and creative person I’ve ever met has their own language and vernacular. Artists are wired onto a different level. That’s how they channel intense emotions, and push boundaries
I actually caught a pik from Dime.96 Peoria Illinois. Still got it.hope one day we get to enjoy that picture you have brother.🤘
I'm lucky enough to see the full band 3 times and it was awesome.
Amazing content thank you
You’re welcome Chris, cheers
Had a buddy with his own lingo like Dime back in the day. His name was Mike. We called his lingo Mikeanese.
Dime was just a great soul from everyone that has met or has hung out with him or just being in his presence 🤘❤️
Dime is the epiphany of rock just the best
This is great video, but who is Sterling referring to when he said mentions Rex Brown at minute 12:10?
I remember meeting Rex in 96 on the biohazard and neurosis tour. I remember the drank a lot. I couldn't keep up
Great interview and stories…FUCKIN’ DOG BARKING!!!!?!?
Hahaha trusstttt me when I was doing the interview I was like nooooooooo lol
Gotta find the pic of the pics
Sterling "I'm lost man..." Winfield
Wrangling cats in ‘pantera’ .. haha nice
A tried and true Metal god' is what Dime and his Brother Vinnie are, I.M.O. Id say they were the true, real life Blues Brothers of Metal influence with ZZ Top, Kiss, Black Sabbath, Slayer, and (Thrash era )Metallica, Moterhead, Megadeth and especially Anthrax, They left there mark on the world to enjoy and influence us in many ways.
333...
"Dimebonics"
Billy Gibons a Texas boy that is and seriously bad ass & dime got alot from you can hear it & tons of Dimes music
Andrew [ann-droo] verb. To carry or transport from one location to another.
The Greatest camp to work in was PANTERA. ROCK STARS WENT DEAD AFTER VINNIE & DIME HANDS DOWN
Will someone tell me what the 333 or 3 thing is all about??
just a joke between dime and friends but is now a symbol for dime and vinnie since their passing. spiritual
@@maxjudge2318 what's the joke though?
When somebody was sticking their finger in their ear itching it or whatever you do when you stick you finger in your ear. Dime called it "workin the three". He also would refer to having the feeling someone is talking about you as three also. When he use to do solos, they would bring out a giant plaster of paris 3 and hands pointing a single finger and stick them in his ears as he was soloing.
@nitrojunkie9027 not sure if you're messing with me or not. Very cool either way. I've always wanted to know what the '3' was about lol.
Lol ive seen hundreds of videos with dime in them.. and he has a different beer in each video. I think thee only alchohol he swore on was crown n 7even
50/50 is right brother
We’re gonna pretend Billy Gibbons doesn’t exist?
Coors Light is the Universal Beer. Its consistent as beer gets. A Budweiser served in St Louis absolutely tastes different from a Budweiser bottled in Texas. All Coors Light is from Golden, Colorado.
Coors Light...
Never fills you up
Won't slow you down
Getcha Pull!
rip Dime
rip Vinnie Paul
No Abbott's, No Pantera.
Sorry guys, hang it up.
Vinnie said it himself before his passing.
Clarify, if I'm wrong, but wasn't Sterling the guy jumping over the fire in the Reinventing the Steel cover?
I think it was a guy named Dustin who was someone that Phil knew/knows. I think he also played in Necrophagia with him.