How could he be so good at 17 years old even if he started off on drum, so you can't even say he has been playing since he was 6 like those "prodigy kids", damn dude, this man was a pure legend
he was actually a prodigy, but only realized what he was good at older. If he played guitar earlier in his lifer, results would be the same. Eloy Casagrande of Sepultura played drums at 14 like like an adult with 20 years of practice
Who else is here in 2024? I'm playing the guitar since '96. Around '99 I started to listen to Pantera Through the years Dimebag became and is still, one of the most influent guitarist in my all life. Getcha Pull!!!
Dime was the main reason why I liked Pantera in the first place. His solos and pitch squeal harmonics really made the guitar come alive and give the impression that the instrument had a soul of its own! Dime was a prodigy during his youth and is now immortalized in the history of heavy metal and the hearts of his fans worldwide.
R.I.P Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, Cliff Burton, Randy Rhoads, Jeff Hanneman, Chuck Schuldiner, Layne Staley, Ronnie James Dio, Lemmy Kilmister, Eddie Van Halen......Still Rocking In a Insane Band, in the South Of Heaven \m/
Indeed it's a tribute. I wanted the thousands of people who have never heard his early solo's to hear the raw talant Darrell had. He Was one of a kind that will probably never another of, and that goes for his personality as well as his guitaring.
I have all 4 albums. There's a record store near me(probably the only one left that sells cds lol) that sells all hard to get albums of all bands. My favorite is I am the night
I was never a Pantera fan because the vocal style was too hard for me. I was into all the metal guitar gods, though-Lynch, DeMartini, Vandenberg, all of the Ozzy gunslingers etc. so it wasnt until after Darrell past that i realized that he was just as good as any of those guys. All of the playing on this vid is amazing. Exactly what i'm into. He blows me away with his sense of melody. It's not just 500 mph triplets and pull-offs. What a talent. RIP D.
The first 3 albums had singer Terry Glaze and he had a different style. I mean it was early 80s. And Phil's first album was not cowboys. It was power metal, great album Google it if you never heard it. And his vocals was amazing on it. Alot of high range and more of a singing style rather than just screaming deep.
All the great people get snuffed out. I was 19 year's old when Dimebag got Killed. Ironically, I was looking on the computer to buy a Dean or Washburn ML. That always creeps me out man. The next morning I woke up to get ready for work and I see that video playing over and over of that as$hole storming the stage and that was it. The part that really hit me hard was that night, I got Pantera Cowboys From Hell playing on my CD Player. And, holding a unused Pantera Ticket to the Hard rock Kitty opening up on 10/11/2000 in Orlando Florida. To make a long story short, my lying no good friend Shane said, if I got a ticket to the concert he would pick me up with his brother Luke. Well after School I called him up and asked him what time would he be over to pick me up. And his exact words were "Sorry man, the cars full later!". And hung up on me. Well I was pissed so being 15 at the time I asked my mom if my dad could drop me off and wait till the show was over and, than drive me back home. My dad said sure son, make sure it's okay with your mom. And she asked what the name of the band was and I said Pantera And she said No! I'm not letting you go alone to a Pantera concert by yourself. I should have lied and, said Poison or Winger some other soft band name. So, The next day at school that fake, crappy friend came up to me and told me how good the show was and, what some of the songs on the set list was. I wanted to deck Shane right there and spit on him. Instead I said cool man, I bet you had ALot of fun. Don't ever trust anyone, especially a friend. I learned my lesson. I don't have any friends. Rest In Piece Dimebag Darrell Abbott and Vinny Paul Abbott.
He was prime in guitar skill when he was Diamond, but he had the perfect taste of music when he was Dimebag, where he cooked all the notes perfectly for the groove metal genre. What really made him really remembered is how he good played live either as Diamond or Dimebag.
Great video, great mix of pictures and music. I've been a Dime fan long before the tragedy, miss him, his music, and his great personality all the time.
It's still so weird to me, having known him not as a close friend but still....anyway, yeah I hear some of this stuff and i know it like it was yesterday. I have all the early stuff....I play it from time to time, thanks for posting this brotha
@iChugCoffee I collect them. I have a bunch more now, ready for the next volume to this video.. Most are available on the web, though some are hard to find.
best tribute ive ever seen to dimebag well done. dimebag u shud be friking god cos ur better thn god and ur mortal so fuck god ur taking his place. fuck yeah R.I.P dimebag!
I love the stuff on "I Am The Night" personally...but all this stuff is great too. You can hear how he became the guitar god he was and always will be.
Great fucking album. It's a gem. And right smack in the middle of 1985. The sound, the vocals, all of it. And when you hear the end solo on hot and heavy with Those squeals, you know it's dime bag.
I'd suggest either ebay or just download them from a torrent site, as they are not available anywhere in non bootleg form unless on LP as far as I know. I bought cd's off ebay in 1999 and they are bootlegs.
How could he be so good at 17 years old even if he started off on drum, so you can't even say he has been playing since he was 6 like those "prodigy kids", damn dude, this man was a pure legend
He had a good learning strategy!;)
he was actually a prodigy, but only realized what he was good at older. If he played guitar earlier in his lifer, results would be the same. Eloy Casagrande of Sepultura played drums at 14 like like an adult with 20 years of practice
Who else is here in 2024?
I'm playing the guitar since '96.
Around '99 I started to listen to Pantera
Through the years Dimebag became and is still, one of the most influent guitarist in my all life. Getcha Pull!!!
i simply can't recognize that dude;he changed so much through the years
It's his signature goatie that most people associated with Dime Bag. He is pretty much unrecognisable without it.
These old albums are a gem. I got all four of them before cowboys was even herd of
Is he hitting the bong @ 1:12?? YEAH!!! lol
Dime was the main reason why I liked Pantera in the first place. His solos and pitch squeal harmonics really made the guitar come alive and give the impression that the instrument had a soul of its own! Dime was a prodigy during his youth and is now immortalized in the history of heavy metal and the hearts of his fans worldwide.
R.I.P Dimebag Darrell, Vinnie Paul, Cliff Burton, Randy Rhoads, Jeff Hanneman, Chuck Schuldiner, Layne Staley, Ronnie James Dio, Lemmy Kilmister, Eddie Van Halen......Still Rocking In a Insane Band, in the South Of Heaven \m/
damn what about cobain
It's called "out for blood" off "projects In The Jungle"
It's a mandatory listen for any True Pantera or Dimebag fan.
Indeed it's a tribute. I wanted the thousands of people who have never heard his early solo's to hear the raw talant Darrell had. He Was one of a kind that will probably never another of, and that goes for his personality as well as his guitaring.
I have all 4 albums. There's a record store near me(probably the only one left that sells cds lol) that sells all hard to get albums of all bands. My favorite is I am the night
He went out with a fuckin guitar in his hand man. godamnit, I miss him. Just like Jimi an stevie... the heart is there
I was never a Pantera fan because the vocal style was too hard for me. I was into all the metal guitar gods, though-Lynch, DeMartini, Vandenberg, all of the Ozzy gunslingers etc.
so it wasnt until after Darrell past that i realized that he was just as good as any of those guys. All of the playing on this vid is amazing. Exactly what i'm into. He blows me away with his sense of melody. It's not just 500 mph triplets and pull-offs. What a talent. RIP D.
I know it’s been 13 years but I feel the same
@@chungusmcnungus4667this year will be 20 years
@chungusmcnungus4667 seems you put this comment in 2022 or 2023 so it would be 19 or 18 years not 13..
The first 3 albums had singer Terry Glaze and he had a different style. I mean it was early 80s. And Phil's first album was not cowboys. It was power metal, great album Google it if you never heard it. And his vocals was amazing on it. Alot of high range and more of a singing style rather than just screaming deep.
All the great people get snuffed out. I was 19 year's old when Dimebag got Killed. Ironically, I was looking on the computer to buy a Dean or Washburn ML. That always creeps me out man. The next morning I woke up to get ready for work and I see that video playing over and over of that as$hole storming the stage and that was it. The part that really hit me hard was that night, I got Pantera Cowboys From Hell playing on my CD Player. And, holding a unused Pantera Ticket to the Hard rock Kitty opening up on 10/11/2000 in Orlando Florida. To make a long story short, my lying no good friend Shane said, if I got a ticket to the concert he would pick me up with his brother Luke. Well after School I called him up and asked him what time would he be over to pick me up. And his exact words were "Sorry man, the cars full later!". And hung up on me. Well I was pissed so being 15 at the time I asked my mom if my dad could drop me off and wait till the show was over and, than drive me back home. My dad said sure son, make sure it's okay with your mom. And she asked what the name of the band was and I said Pantera And she said No! I'm not letting you go alone to a Pantera concert by yourself. I should have lied and, said Poison or Winger some other soft band name. So, The next day at school that fake, crappy friend came up to me and told me how good the show was and, what some of the songs on the set list was. I wanted to deck Shane right there and spit on him. Instead I said cool man, I bet you had ALot of fun. Don't ever trust anyone, especially a friend. I learned my lesson. I don't have any friends. Rest In Piece Dimebag Darrell Abbott and Vinny Paul Abbott.
Sorry to hear that my brother. Dime was the greatest and It's a shame Shane was such a DICK.
You all are very welcome. Dime was the king, and I am glad he left us with these treasures....
Why the fuck has this only got 300 odd views it's madness..
Respect the Dime!!
He was prime in guitar skill when he was Diamond, but he had the perfect taste of music when he was Dimebag, where he cooked all the notes perfectly for the groove metal genre. What really made him really remembered is how he good played live either as Diamond or Dimebag.
The best forever! 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
He was truly talented individual, RIP Dimebag Darrell
Best solos
GREATTTT SOLOS!!!!!
ANd GREaT PICs MAN!!
REALY GREAT
2:22, Oh fuck yeah bud!
That was awesome dude,thanks!
well thanks for that review!! glad you enjoyed it. RIP Dimes!!
Great video, great mix of pictures and music. I've been a Dime fan long before the tragedy, miss him, his music, and his great personality all the time.
well, they both were influenced by randy roads and Eddie van halen, and they influenced eachother as well.
HEY, GREAT VIDEO, MAN!!!
Great pictures, best ever
nicely done
It's still so weird to me, having known him not as a close friend but still....anyway, yeah I hear some of this stuff and i know it like it was yesterday.
I have all the early stuff....I play it from time to time, thanks for posting this brotha
awsmoe vid maa, thanx
Timeless
Glamtera solos were a mix of Father Edward and Saint Rhoads..
wow 10 points great vid
That good guitarist, simply a genius, masters I admire It very many.
One of his Washburns is at the Hard Rock Cafe in Houston. I saw it a few weeks ago.
One in San Antonio too.
yes! :)
badass
Thanks. keep an eye out for the next version with the next two albums of solo's by Mr. Abbott!!
..r.i.p bro dime.."your riff in our mind,your metal soul still in our heart"
d;(=
Yes it is. he never got to see a finished one, though, sadly.
yes, from his first solo on record thru their second album.
Pure talent. He and Chuck are my gitar gods🤘🤘
That’s ironic
It's housed at the dean guitars headquarters in tampa florida, at least some of it is.
the classic spandex!
@iChugCoffee
I collect them. I have a bunch more now, ready for the next volume to this video..
Most are available on the web, though some are hard to find.
PANTERA RULES because of Dime!
It's called "Taking My life", the last song on projects in the jungle.
best tribute ive ever seen to dimebag well done. dimebag u shud be friking god cos ur better thn god and ur mortal so fuck god ur taking his place. fuck yeah R.I.P dimebag!
I love the stuff on "I Am The Night" personally...but all this stuff is great too. You can hear how he became the guitar god he was and always will be.
Great fucking album. It's a gem. And right smack in the middle of 1985. The sound, the vocals, all of it. And when you hear the end solo on hot and heavy with Those squeals, you know it's dime bag.
@@scotttommasulo5512 Hell yeah! Same with Right On the Edge or pretty much any of those tunes! 🤘🤘
C’mon eyes is a cracker tune.
They should have had Terry come and do some shows!?
Y’know if it was really about celebrating the boys 🤷🏼
8:35 Amazing!
...rippin'
hey you've got promo pictures from the I am The Night stuff mixed in here....
Dimebag rip
I'm 45 I think and Daryl's solos from when he was 18 are still better than mine. I got some smoking riffs though...
Do you post your guitar shit?
The picture of the grave site when it just had their mum there.
met him
@JMETALHEADLEU
Good eye.
Wrong on the we'll meet again call. That will be in the next video though.........
love the pic at 07:34 !
"phil, is it true that you had a love relationship with dimebag?"
4:50 he really was better than everybody else at the time
This guy had a guitar rig at 14 that was road worthy. I had a stack of 10 watt gorilla amps.
7:34 I Love Pantera
Anymore?
where did you find all the pics of his gear??
pretty rippng. no huggin' it.
Vinny paul looked like everyones dad
Oh by the way where is all that stuff at around 9:10 housed? His necklace, guitar and stuff? I assume it's a Hard Rock Cafe but I'm not sure
What was the thumbnail it look like Pedals
Did Darrell have a natural 'fro that he later straightened, or did he have straight hair that he permed when he was young?
neobes he just let it grow and as it git heavier it flattened
He picked it out when he was young. Like, with a 'fro pick.
do all of these songs go in order?
Before 2:45 sounds like drag the waters lead section. Kinda rad
I'd suggest either ebay or just download them from a torrent site, as they are not available anywhere in non bootleg form unless on LP as far as I know. I bought cd's off ebay in 1999 and they are bootlegs.
Name of song at 8:08? I'm definitely picking this up. Never heard it before. And name of song right after that one too. Thanks bud
“Heavy metal rules”
Only A Heartbeat Away from Projects In The Jungle....2nd song you requested...
6:56 fucking sick
What are the song names
He was the best guitar 🎸 player in the world 🌎
whats at 7:40 ? and 9:05 theyr the only solos i dont recognise and prob the only 2 songs i aint got lol
7:40 = Projects In The Jungle, 9:05 = Killers, Both songs from Projects In The Jungle ~ Your welcome...a bit late...
3:48 song?
2:26 5:30
07:35,cute...
That's Rob Zombie lol!!
when i think of jesus i usally see fronting lynard skynard and playing freebird
jammin with dimebag ^^
nipple 01:00!
Personaly I like his glam days solos more than his groove metal pantera solos. There more riff your balls of shredding stylee which I love.
As much as I love him you can't help but laugh at those god-awful clothes lol