As a black pantera fan this was how I was introduced to them also pantera started as a glam metal band then when Phil joined and they became the groove metal that we all knew about
I knew of Pantera from their glam days. A friend came up to me and said I needed ti hear this band Pantera. I said no thanks, I know who they are. He said no, you need to hear this....and proceeded to play Cowboys From Hell.....mind blown.
For sure. That's exactly what I find the most irritating about Pantera reactions. Multiple albums of wall to wall bangers and everyone mainly just requests the same tiny handful of music videos over and over. Maybe they get hammered with copyright. I dunno. I wish the rest of their work would get more attention. Along with Rebel Meets Rebel. Underrated album.
Saw Pantera live, with all the legends alive. They played WALK. OMFG the whole crowd was electric and damn near foaming at the mouth. Never forget that concert
@@ForcesOfTheAbyss Intuitive my ass. Hey smart ass, not all hip hop and rap and its genres have rhythm. Some do some don’t. And not every rapper listens to just rap or likes any music (there’s a million genres, sub gwnres and micro genres with rythm) Further more, these people or couple .. whatever the hell they are, are idiots. Screaming mid range or high and even yelling in tune and with some sort of “melody” or harmony has been around for the longest. Hard rock, and metal from the 60’s , 70’s and 80’s all did that. As well as acid rock from the late 60’s and mid 70’s. Even big Mama Thorton to Husker Du and Fugazi screamed and yelled in tune and Melody and Harmony… Pantera weren’t doing anything new. They just slowed down 80’s thrash metal and added classic metal to their shit. That’s all. That’s groove metal. It’s not hard to comprehend or pinpoint.
@@JezusSlavesPissing Razors, and Forced Entry. Especially Forced Entry. 90’s Sepultrua too. Oh yeah, and White Zombie when they transitioned from noise rock to metal/thrash metal/ groove metal
There back albeit with zakk wylde from ozzy Osborne and black label society and Charlie benante from anthrax on guitar and drums respectively and Rex brown on bass
MORE PANTERA PLEASE!!! Walk is such a great introduction to Pantera. I would highly recommend you follow that up with Domination (Live in Moscow) This performance was top notch and it has one of the sickest solo's follow by the most iconic breakdown in all of metal followed by a 2nd solo, and they did it in front of a crowd of 1.6 million people. I promise you gonna love the energy.
Dime was a savant, man. He was a guitarist since he was a kid, and started Pantera with his brother when they were teenagers. One of a kind talent. RIP.
Yes! I’m 35 and have been a Pantera fan since I was about 14 years old. I love the dynamic the both of you have. Between the both of you I feel a lot of the song was captured. Lyrically and musically. Please do more Pantera songs! One of my top 3 favorites is “The Sleep”.
Pantera got me through high school. Songs like A New Level, Strength Beyond Strength, War Nerve. Their music will always be my go-to when I need to reestablish myself and find my strength.
@DarthRaider520 same! Pantera and Suicidal Tendencies music is what got me through the hardest times in my life. Still to this day, if im not doing so great, I can just pull up either Playlist and get all the bs out!
I got to see Rage Against the Machine open for Pantera in the late 90's. One of my favorite concerts! The energy was insane!🔥 🤟 R.I.P. Dime and Vinnie ❤️
I was 16 years old allllllllll the way back in 1992 when this headbanger that sat behind in my history. He handed me his Walkman and played F@cking Hostile from Vulgar Display of Power. I was this preppy band nerd and was head banging. RIP Dimebag and Vinnie
Dime was a man that loved everybody and that everybody loved. That man could throw down and throw back with the best of em. Pantera was one of the main pioneers of Groove Metal. Kinda like you saw, Flawd, with the way your body just naturally grooved to the riffs. Dime, Vinnie, and Rex created poetic epics through guitars and drums. The brothers are SORELY missed 💔💔
Yo, if you're getting into effect pedals and cool guitar sounds with groove, you have to check out more Korn....Freak On a Leash, Falling Away from me or Narcissistic Cannibal just for starters.
They were and will always be The Kings Of Metal !!!! FOREVER STRONGER THAN ALL 😎 Pantera was and will always be my favorite band , the brothers are miss and their music will be and is an influence for many metal bands 🤘🏻😎💪🏼
They were very original. They went a completely different route and it worked. Metal was a crowded genre, they single-handedly created a new sub-genre of metal and no one else has come close. That's 4 dudes that were born to play together.
It's always bittersweet to see people react to Pantera for the first time knowing dimebag and vinnie are no longer with us. Pantera broke up in 2001 due to issues between the singer Phil and the abbot Brothers, guitar player Darrel "Dimebag Darrel" Abbot and drummer Vinnie Paul Abbot. The abbot Brothers went on to form a new band DamagePlan but Dimebag was murdered on stage (along with three others)by a mentally ill fan at a concert in Columbus, Ohio in 2004. Vinnie Paul obviously never got over witnessing his brother be murdered right in front of him, he died of coronary heart disease in 2018. Two years ago Singer Phil Anselmo(now clean and sober) and bassist Rex Brown began performing again as Pantera with guitarist Zakk Wylde(Black Label society and Ozzy Osbourne) and drummer Charlie Benante(Anthrax) filing in for the tour.
This was considered ‘Groove Metal’ by the band itself. Probably one of the greatest metal anthems of all time. And one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
Nice reaction about this...Pantera and walk is a song that is a beat that everyone can love. The skill in this is the best in the world. Dimebag is a guitargod!!!
I loved your comment about the song being intuitive....that you knew where it was going. Ive watched pretty much every Pantera reaction there is out there, and Ive never heard someone say that. Ive been listening to Pantera since 1990. They were one of the first bands I discovered after high school, and theyve been on my "playlist" ever since, and hearing that comment really hit the spot! You nailed it. As far as their influence, after they dropped the glam rock cover tune style and hired Phil Anselmo, together, they definitely helped change metal. From their look to their attitude, they came out guns blazing! Cheers Yall!
They have some of the best musicians in each of their respective positions in the band, phil has the most diverse voice i’ve ever heard, he can do so many things with his voice. And Vinnie and Darrel are both amazing at their instruments, Rex is good at Bass too.
I first saw Pantera in 1990 here in Ny, they were like no band I had ever heard before. I miss this band so much, I really wished they could have squashed their beef and had 1 last reunion before Dimebag and Vinny passed away, such an inspirational band for me as a teenager growing up. You should check out Cemetary Gates by pantera I think you guys will love it and great reaction!
Dime was a friend. Never saw him without a warm smile and a giant hug…and usually a beer bong! lol. I knew him when he was just called Darrell. ☮️❤️😎☮️
Les Paul is credited w/ building the first electric guitar... the iconic Les Paul Gibson guitar was named after him. The early guitars would make extra noises and feedback due to the mics of that era and guitar technology would improve vastly in the 1950's and 1960's. There were a number of guitarists in the 60's that perfected the playing of electric guitar w/ distortion... Eric Clapton... Pete Townshend... George Harrison... Keith Richards ... Dave Davies... Link Wray... Jeff Beck ... Chuck Berry... But Jimi Hendrix would be the 1 guitarist who took electric guitar playing to a whole new level of creative freedom in the 60's. Dimebag Darrell was especially talented, playing guitar as a kid in Texas after becoming a fan of the rock band Kiss in the 70's... he emulated their lead guitarist Ace Frehley... He formed Pantera in the early 80's w/ his brother Vinnie Paul (drums) and they played the local scene for years before Pantera became a heavier, more aggressive extreme metal band by 1990. Dimebag's guitar playing was out of this world; he could shred... play something simple like 'Walk'... and something acoustic or subtle (like Pantera's cover of 'Planet Caravan' by Black Sabbath) It was a terrible loss when he was murdered in late 2004 by a deranged mass shooter... His brother Vinnie Paul passed away in 2018.
Guh G I grew up a punk/hardcore/metal runt and fell in love with hip hop in college. There’s a ton of overlap between metal/punk/hardcore and hiphop both musically and thematically. I think y’all would really resonate with the following songs and they may open some doors: - Waiting Room (live at Wilson Center, 1988) - Fugazi // this is a famously normal show for the scene and band especially. Feel the vibe and find the groove - Where is Everybody - Nine Inch Nails // the production is absurd; you likely are aware of Trent Reznor’s work in famous movie scores - Bulls on Parade (cover) - Denzel Curry // original [by Rage Against the Machine] is also anthemic, but Denzel is an active artist so it’s a good intro - Living Dead Girl - Robert Zombie // he’s a famous director and has a style; don’t overthink it or get spooked by the Nosferatu vibes - Smack My Bitch Up - Prodigy // this is more industrial, but watch the full, banned on YT version of the music video. Note: the song is called this to purposefully named this to anger the english press and to prevent airplay
A good black friend of mine is the singer of a metal band in my hometown, he said as soon as he heard rock and metal music he decided that was actual music not rap. Because there's actual music in there he said.
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As a black pantera fan this was how I was introduced to them also pantera started as a glam metal band then when Phil joined and they became the groove metal that we all knew about
Why let everyone know your skin color? Who gives a shit. Just be a Pantera fan.
They were more fancy doing cover songs in the 80s because that was rock back then... Then Pantera showed their Real colors
Were Pantera fans bro, no need to mention the color of your skin.
I knew of Pantera from their glam days. A friend came up to me and said I needed ti hear this band Pantera. I said no thanks, I know who they are. He said no, you need to hear this....and proceeded to play Cowboys From Hell.....mind blown.
@@jessemorrow9711 That wasn't all rock back then...just some. Sure there were glam metal bands but there was also hardcore punk/thrash etc.
Dimebag and Vinnie Were my dear friends. I live in Arlington TX. Where they used to live. RIP Vince and Dime!
Very cool. Were as cool as they seemed?
Vinnie used to hang out at the bar during breaks and chat with us fans. Such a generous guy.
Awesome!!!!🤩
@@michaelglass9223 lucky man!
and I've stepped foot on the moon
Dimebag is EPIC! May he RIP!
Gone but never forgotten.
Man I coulda seen them in 2001 and will forever wish I hadn't missed it... 😢
More Pantera! This band will blow your minds.
Wait til they hear the LOVEEEE scream.......
Definitely more Pantera. You will not be disappointed.
I could literally recommend every Pantera song, that’s how good they are
Love watching reactions to entire Pantera albums. You could pick any one, and there’s maybe only a couple filler songs out of all of them. Love it!
For sure. That's exactly what I find the most irritating about Pantera reactions. Multiple albums of wall to wall bangers and everyone mainly just requests the same tiny handful of music videos over and over. Maybe they get hammered with copyright. I dunno.
I wish the rest of their work would get more attention. Along with Rebel Meets Rebel. Underrated album.
hell yes
While their earlier stuff is good, I'd argue that everything from Cowboys on is best.
Domination live is what you seek.
Came here to say the same thing!
I will third, fourth and fifth this comment!
@@jkinney0420 and a sixth and a seventh 🤘🤘
Dynamite in live form
Please. See the Russian concert.
Saw Pantera live, with all the legends alive. They played WALK.
OMFG the whole crowd was electric and damn near foaming at the mouth.
Never forget that concert
the crowd had whiskey and weed and Slayer shirts it was goddamn electric!!!!!!
I'm an old man now & it is great to see people discovering this for the first time.
Dimebag Darrell was one hell of a guitarist Rest In Peace Dimebag Darrell 🎸
Eddie Van Halen said Walk was one of his favorite guitar solos. He even left one of his signature guitars in his casket when he died.
Pantera pioneered "groove metal". That's why it's intuitive.
Love Pantera but Exhorder came first.
Texas metal 🤘
Pioneered the popularization of*@@JezusSlaves
@@ForcesOfTheAbyss Intuitive my ass. Hey smart ass, not all hip hop and rap and its genres have rhythm. Some do some don’t. And not every rapper listens to just rap or likes any music (there’s a million genres, sub gwnres and micro genres with rythm)
Further more, these people or couple .. whatever the hell they are, are idiots. Screaming mid range or high and even yelling in tune and with some sort of “melody” or harmony has been around for the longest. Hard rock, and metal from the 60’s , 70’s and 80’s all did that. As well as acid rock from the late 60’s and mid 70’s. Even big Mama Thorton to Husker Du and Fugazi screamed and yelled in tune and Melody and Harmony… Pantera weren’t doing anything new. They just slowed down 80’s thrash metal and added classic metal to their shit. That’s all. That’s groove metal. It’s not hard to comprehend or pinpoint.
@@JezusSlavesPissing Razors, and Forced Entry. Especially Forced Entry. 90’s Sepultrua too. Oh yeah, and White Zombie when they transitioned from noise rock to metal/thrash metal/ groove metal
I miss Pantera so bad
There back albeit with zakk wylde from ozzy Osborne and black label society and Charlie benante from anthrax on guitar and drums respectively and Rex brown on bass
Me to!!!❤
Me too, me too 😢
MORE PANTERA PLEASE!!! Walk is such a great introduction to Pantera. I would highly recommend you follow that up with Domination (Live in Moscow) This performance was top notch and it has one of the sickest solo's follow by the most iconic breakdown in all of metal followed by a 2nd solo, and they did it in front of a crowd of 1.6 million people. I promise you gonna love the energy.
This is called groove metal for a reason, it makes you grooveee
The amazing and beautiful range Phil has is mind blowing. Proof is the song Cemetery Gates. He goes from that growl to the falsetto. Priceless
Check out the video of "Domination" at their show in Moscow in 1991. Phil working a MASSIVE crowd. Dude was such a kick ass front man.
Melting the faces of over a literal million people is fucking wild!
Pantera This Love
Best metal band my favorite metal band welcome to pantera
Dime was a savant, man. He was a guitarist since he was a kid, and started Pantera with his brother when they were teenagers. One of a kind talent. RIP.
My favorite band of all time. They were all at the top of their game.
There is no bad Pantera song. They will be one of my favorites until the end of time.
The moment I saw the notification I KNEW Flawd is gonna love this shit. Walk is legendary, and I almost consider it a strongly genre-mixed rap song.
Yes! I’m 35 and have been a Pantera fan since I was about 14 years old. I love the dynamic the both of you have. Between the both of you I feel a lot of the song was captured. Lyrically and musically. Please do more Pantera songs! One of my top 3 favorites is “The Sleep”.
My anthem for the last 30 years!!🤘🤘
Pantera got me through high school. Songs like A New Level, Strength Beyond Strength, War Nerve. Their music will always be my go-to when I need to reestablish myself and find my strength.
@DarthRaider520 same! Pantera and Suicidal Tendencies music is what got me through the hardest times in my life. Still to this day, if im not doing so great, I can just pull up either Playlist and get all the bs out!
Pure Talent gone to soon! Shredded it in heaven
I got to see Rage Against the Machine open for Pantera in the late 90's. One of my favorite concerts! The energy was insane!🔥 🤟 R.I.P. Dime and Vinnie ❤️
I was 16 years old allllllllll the way back in 1992 when this headbanger that sat behind in my history. He handed me his Walkman and played F@cking Hostile from Vulgar Display of Power. I was this preppy band nerd and was head banging. RIP Dimebag and Vinnie
Definitely more Pantera!
Oh boy, love pantera, im 76 and still love this groove ❤
Dime was a man that loved everybody and that everybody loved. That man could throw down and throw back with the best of em. Pantera was one of the main pioneers of Groove Metal. Kinda like you saw, Flawd, with the way your body just naturally grooved to the riffs. Dime, Vinnie, and Rex created poetic epics through guitars and drums. The brothers are SORELY missed 💔💔
The goats. Phil's voice is phenomenal. He can sing great too. Rip Dime (my favorite guitarist) and Vinnie.🤘
I didn’t realize I wasn’t following your channel until this video. So glad you checked out this song by Pantera. R.I.P. Dimebag ✊
my favorite Pantera song
Absolutely one of the best heavy metal songs of all time!!!! Fucking badass!!!
I Could literally see the creative juices flowing :)
Dimebag Darrell, legend. R.I.P.
Your faces tell the story. Nothing more pure than that!
One of my favorite bands 🫶🏼
I saw these guys in concert in 1994 as a teenager, they're really good live. This song in particular was a lot of fun in the pit.
Rock on my friends, I'm glad you liked it! One of my favorite songs !🤟😎
I've seen Pantera over 30 times. Was lucky enough to party with them on a couple occasions. Miss them dearly.
RIP Dime and Vinnie.
Great reaction... makes me want to drive a couple of miles to their resting place to pay Respect again.
Yo, if you're getting into effect pedals and cool guitar sounds with groove, you have to check out more Korn....Freak On a Leash, Falling Away from me or Narcissistic Cannibal just for starters.
I enjoyed watching y'all enjoy this song 👍
I love your conversation. Nice job guys!
They were and will always be The Kings Of Metal !!!! FOREVER STRONGER THAN ALL 😎 Pantera was and will always be my favorite band , the brothers are miss and their music will be and is an influence for many metal bands 🤘🏻😎💪🏼
They were very original. They went a completely different route and it worked. Metal was a crowded genre, they single-handedly created a new sub-genre of metal and no one else has come close. That's 4 dudes that were born to play together.
Yeah no one sounded like them when they came out and definitely had an effect on other bands.
It's always bittersweet to see people react to Pantera for the first time knowing dimebag and vinnie are no longer with us.
Pantera broke up in 2001 due to issues between the singer Phil and the abbot Brothers, guitar player Darrel "Dimebag Darrel" Abbot and drummer Vinnie Paul Abbot.
The abbot Brothers went on to form a new band DamagePlan but Dimebag was murdered on stage (along with three others)by a mentally ill fan at a concert in Columbus, Ohio in 2004.
Vinnie Paul obviously never got over witnessing his brother be murdered right in front of him, he died of coronary heart disease in 2018.
Two years ago Singer Phil Anselmo(now clean and sober) and bassist Rex Brown began performing again as Pantera with guitarist Zakk Wylde(Black Label society and Ozzy Osbourne) and drummer Charlie Benante(Anthrax) filing in for the tour.
U guys are Rockin out and i have Tears!
This was considered ‘Groove Metal’ by the band itself. Probably one of the greatest metal anthems of all time. And one of the greatest guitarists of all time.
This song will always remind me of my senior year of high school. We used to listen to this song in the locker room before every football game.
Dime was and always will be THAT GUY on the guitar. RIP sir, you are missed both you and your brother Vinnie. The man on the drums is Vinnie btw
Nice reaction about this...Pantera and walk is a song that is a beat that everyone can love. The skill in this is the best in the world. Dimebag is a guitargod!!!
R.I.P. Dime and Vinny. 🤘🤘
My favorite band in high school & Top 5 All-time in my book! Pantera is just flat-out mean. Love them
F' Yeah! Love this song and Pantera "This Love"!
🔥🔥🔥💙💙💙💥💥💥
That signature guitar squeel will forever be Darrel's hallmark. He was one of the greatest guitarists in metal imo. RIP Dimebag.
I loved your comment about the song being intuitive....that you knew where it was going.
Ive watched pretty much every Pantera reaction there is out there, and Ive never heard someone say that.
Ive been listening to Pantera since 1990.
They were one of the first bands I discovered after high school, and theyve been on my "playlist" ever since, and hearing that comment really hit the spot! You nailed it.
As far as their influence, after they dropped the glam rock cover tune style and hired Phil Anselmo, together, they definitely helped change metal. From their look to their attitude, they came out guns blazing!
Cheers Yall!
They have some of the best musicians in each of their respective positions in the band, phil has the most diverse voice i’ve ever heard, he can do so many things with his voice. And Vinnie and Darrel are both amazing at their instruments, Rex is good at Bass too.
Welcome to the Humbucker world! Good reaction. RIP Dime and Vinnie
Saw Pantera live this year at Download Fest. Absolute Monsters!!❤
Slayer is another great metal band to react to
Make sure you're following on Twitch for the livestreams: www.twitch.tv/flawdzilla
And thats why its called Groove Metal.
RIP Vinnie Paul. Man, this guy was something.
I first saw Pantera in 1990 here in Ny, they were like no band I had ever heard before. I miss this band so much, I really wished they could have squashed their beef and had 1 last reunion before Dimebag and Vinny passed away, such an inspirational band for me as a teenager growing up. You should check out Cemetary Gates by pantera I think you guys will love it and great reaction!
My all time favourite band my whole life. I truly believe listening to them got me even more jacked 💪😂
The amount of backyard keger's we had listening to pantera..
Saw Pantera in 1995 with White Zombie… Deftones and The Toadies opened. Great show. Cedar Rapids Iowa. Pantera kills it every time!
Pantera WAS the FIRST: They advanced the sound of metal.
Pantera is one of those bands other amazing bands say they are inspired by. Real GOATS of the music scene!
Dime was a friend. Never saw him without a warm smile and a giant hug…and usually a beer bong! lol. I knew him when he was just called Darrell. ☮️❤️😎☮️
Metal and rap have more in common than most people think
Workout music!!! Makes you get pumped!!
Pantera's my shit anyone who likes metal should have them in the top 5
I was around when this came out, I’m 47 years old now.. and still makes me want to ….just….fkn…..RRRRRRAAAAAAAAGGGGGGE.
Guitar is all about frequency, vibe, and Melody y'all. You throw your beat Vibe on top of a badass guitar riff, you'll win a lot of metalheads to you❤
I'm SO HAPPY...that I got to see them once, at the venue, where this was filmed..in Chicago Aragon Ball ( BRAWL ) Room
I’m wearing a pantera shirt at this very moment, watching a pantera reaction! 🤘
Pantera is always 🔥🔥🔥
RIP Dimebag..you are sooooo missed
Great tune. Great reaction.
It's groove metal bro and your just groovin to the metal 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘 keep on with pantera bro and i promise you, you will be grovin the whole time.
NIce!!! Love how into you guys got for a first listen!
one of the 5 greatest metal bands ever
More Pantera. Yes please. MOAR
Pantera HOLLOW!!!!!!!
All metalheads no matter the generation respects pantera
@ 4:55 it is 4/4 , but the song is in a triplet feel , and that section is just played 2 times lol and 4 times before solo
Cemetary gates will blow your mind ..This Love ..good video😊
Les Paul is credited w/ building the first electric guitar... the iconic Les Paul Gibson guitar was named after him. The early guitars would make extra noises and feedback due to the mics of that era and guitar technology would improve vastly in the 1950's and 1960's.
There were a number of guitarists in the 60's that perfected the playing of electric guitar w/ distortion... Eric Clapton... Pete Townshend... George Harrison... Keith Richards ... Dave Davies... Link Wray... Jeff Beck ... Chuck Berry...
But Jimi Hendrix would be the 1 guitarist who took electric guitar playing to a whole new level of creative freedom in the 60's.
Dimebag Darrell was especially talented, playing guitar as a kid in Texas after becoming a fan of the rock band Kiss in the 70's... he emulated their lead guitarist Ace Frehley... He formed Pantera in the early 80's w/ his brother Vinnie Paul (drums) and they played the local scene for years before Pantera became a heavier, more aggressive extreme metal band by 1990.
Dimebag's guitar playing was out of this world; he could shred... play something simple like 'Walk'... and something acoustic or subtle (like Pantera's cover of 'Planet Caravan' by Black Sabbath)
It was a terrible loss when he was murdered in late 2004 by a deranged mass shooter... His brother Vinnie Paul passed away in 2018.
Most of all young people don’t know Pantera had a huge skin head following, still the craziest concert I’ve been to back in the dimebag days
If you do more Pantera, which I think you def will seeing how into you guys were, I am def here for it.
Guh
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I grew up a punk/hardcore/metal runt and fell in love with hip hop in college. There’s a ton of overlap between metal/punk/hardcore and hiphop both musically and thematically.
I think y’all would really resonate with the following songs and they may open some doors:
- Waiting Room (live at Wilson Center, 1988) - Fugazi // this is a famously normal show for the scene and band especially. Feel the vibe and find the groove
- Where is Everybody - Nine Inch Nails // the production is absurd; you likely are aware of Trent Reznor’s work in famous movie scores
- Bulls on Parade (cover) - Denzel Curry // original [by Rage Against the Machine] is also anthemic, but Denzel is an active artist so it’s a good intro
- Living Dead Girl - Robert Zombie // he’s a famous director and has a style; don’t overthink it or get spooked by the Nosferatu vibes
- Smack My Bitch Up - Prodigy // this is more industrial, but watch the full, banned on YT version of the music video. Note: the song is called this to purposefully named this to anger the english press and to prevent airplay
It's not screaming it's growling it's the sound a man makes when he sings about real shit. Saw them over a dozen, amazing every time
A good black friend of mine is the singer of a metal band in my hometown, he said as soon as he heard rock and metal music he decided that was actual music not rap. Because there's actual music in there he said.
Diese Musik bereichert mein Leben jeden Tag!! Grüße aus Mainz!!
Rip dime there no one like him amazing
You can hear a little bit of blues and ZZ top in Dimebag Darrell's playing. It's like speedball blues with heavy metal riffs
Fuckn right!!!! Rest in paradise Dime and Vinnie!!!! Yo domination live in Moscow Fuckn greatest guitar solo all time in front of 1.6 million ppl