Pantera - Cemetery Gates - Live 1992 - 720p
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2015
- Pantera - Cemetery Gates - Live 1992
I kept this video for many years because the audio was not in good quality. Then I received a bootleg of this concert and replaced the original audio with better quality audio.
Hope you like it.
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Whoever brought their kid to see Pantera is the best parent ever, and for that kid to literally get onstage and get a clapping hand from Phil and a nod from Rex, they must've been the proudest parent.
That's wasn't my kid, but, I took mine to see them at Ozzfest 94'. She's immobile and in a wheel chair, but, dime, noticed her and threw her a guitar pick. Bad ass guy right there.
Pffft I saw them live several times WE SURVIVED poor kids today suck 😆 🤣
People get the wrong idea about guys like this. They’re amazing wit soft hearts
Absolutely
Damn RIGHT!!!!❤
gotta love Rex's basslines interweaving with Dime's intro....magical
I love how they look at each other with such brotherly love and passion. They knew being in this band was magical.
Rex wrote this intro:)
I can’t get over it. That interaction was the best.
This particular recording of it's like it could have been written by Type O
Dimebag came up with some of the best shit ive ever heard. Rex only added to it a lot. Dime also left us with some really great guitars some of the best on earth.
Pantera was so badass at their prime. Say what you want about them, but when grunge was taking over the world, these guys kept metal alive and cool.
matal
@@michalbernat1088bernat
matal
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The great southern trend kill!!!
Dimebag’s control on his pinch harmonics is honestly untouchable by any other guitarist. And to be that good performing it live is really just insane.
Definitely better than zakk
I always think that. Most guitarists get, like, 6 or 7 out of 10 pinches right. He just nails them effortlessly every single time.
He got some tricks from gillis
This was why I wanted to see the live video with Dime to see how well he does the harmonics. He was unbelievable
Just saw Pantera witch Zakk last night and they didn’t play this unfortunately. Just had it in a tribute video for Dime and Vinny. Was wondering if it was something to do with the pinch harmonics
@@pedroadonish I can get them consistent only with the white nylon Dunlop picks, the thinnest ones
It doesn't matter if you like Pantera or not. This is iconic.
This is best live version of any song by farrrrr!!!!
I lOVE PANTERA \,,/
matter
matter
Bro pantera is my fav band no 1
Nobody could ever replace Phil's voice in Pantera
@Brendan DMellow phile was doing good for a few years,its really hard to sing Panteras style, i was in a band and was singing pantera covers for few years,and completely fryed my voice,it rquires so much eneergy and rawness,Phil in his prime was beast vocalist never failing,before drugs and everything else,when you talking about someone perofming live and being irreplacable,you always talk about band's prime,this here is Philes prime!
@Brendan DMellow you r deaf
Yeah. Peter Steele of Type O Negative.
Phil broke the init of song when he starting to talk... obscene words.
even himself now
@Not to flex or anything, but i'm the best comment. yeah phil can sing and scream different styles,dimebag is the king of riff and solo,vinnie as the energy and power during drumming and rex as perfect bass player
Who’s here in 2024
You know it! Best Cemetery Gates live!
Me
People who think Phil Anselmo couldn't sing very well need to heed this song... one of the GREATEST, most beautiful metal songs ever. And the SINGING kicks ass
Wait, there are people who think Phil can't sing?!?!?? He's probably second best thing about Pantera lo
This isn't even close to his best vocal live performance of this song, check out the version from 97', I love the intro to this version though, rex does a great job
i agree --- anyone talking crap -they just don't know or understand all of their raw genuine talent "together" 🕊🕊💜💜🇺🇸⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
who says he can't sing wtf
You don't realize how good Phil's voice is and how much it "fills" in the sound of the entire band unless you got to see them live
Before the drugs changed Phil...before the bullet killed Dime..before health took Vinnie. Rex...still Rex...God bless these four souls. Great American music
EDIT NOTE: I went to the Abbott boys grave site today. Paid my respects by playing 'Domination' and thanking them. They had a black gate around their plot. I looked at my fiancee and we both thought of Cemetery Gates. Rest easy to the legends of Arlington Texas🍻🤘
Well said 🙏
Nice!
Couldnt have said it better. Getcha Pull, RIP Dime and Vinnie.
Bass players are usually the stable dudes
@@genustinca5565 look at Nikki sixx
Anybody paying attention to the amazing bass lines by Rex??!?!
Yup! killer tone!
100%
Yep
Yes, these bass lines are fucking awesome
The best pick bass player...Rex is fantastic
Rex is such a great musician, that bass is so divine it takes that guitar through the skies on its back
I love rex too, but let’s not pretend “that guitar” isn’t the most defining part of Pantera
@@Matt-jv8di It's not. It's Vinnie, Dime, Rex and Anselmo
They were one of the very few bands that didn't need rhythm guitar backing the lead guitar.
Unsung hero. Often overlooked from how awesome all the others were in their own ways but you can't help but to gush over the bass parts over everything else sometimes. Pantera forever
@@Matt-jv8di Without the bass and drums laying the foundation the guitar is nothing
Cemetery Gates is one of the best metal songs ever. If a genre as violent and loud as heavy metal can produce such an emotional ballad then you know they're the shit.
Nobody talking about the nice sound quality of this video?
So true!
Peak 90's bro
Absolutely. I noticed that as well. And the best part is, this was at a time WAY before smart phones. People at concerts actually paid attention and enjoyed themselves.
@@philmccartney3214 in 2018 as a 21 year old I didn't even look at my phone but 1 time to message a friend I was busy at dead and co show. I enjoyed the ever living fuck out of that show and the hit of lsd I got from shakedown. People don't enjoy shit and are glued to their phones is a silly generalization. Most people there were glued to drugs and each other lol
@@EatPsychedelics That's good, and I'm glad you're one of the few who actually enjoys concerts. However, I didn't mean ALL people, but the next time you go to a show, look around at how many phones are up in the air.
Dime was a total monster - hitting all those pinch harmonics when you're sweaty and probably half-drunk would be super hard. And his soloing was always so clean - he honestly sounds just like the album in places.
Dime is def the top but everyone here has their place
Miss the good old days some times
Dime #1
his super power was becoming a better player the drunker he got according to legend
Half drunk? We all know damn well Dime was full drunk.
One thing I appreciate about Pantera over so many other bands was the talent the band had. All a group of virtuosos who show cased individual tenants in every song. From lyrical depth, to guitar playing, basslines, drum beat, and vocal range. Pantera isn't just one of the best metal bands, they are truly one of the greatest bands ever when you bring up how good they were at their craft. Unreal actually.
BTW dimebag is underrated outside of the metal community by alot of other people and guitarists. Dimebag is a legit goat in regards to guitar. Had every bit of talent the top 20 guitarists of all time had.
This was my friend's favorite song, he sadly passed a couple years back. I play it every year on 8/6, his birthday.
Que ele descanse em paz
I appreciate this and don’t even know you
Keep rocking buddy🙏
that’s a day before my birthday, sorry for ur loss💔💔
That's my birthday to. I love playing this song
Dedicated this to my dad, a WWII and a Korean war vet, retired, passed in 1/31/94. Had this tune played at his service because he loved Pantera, plus when i practiced cover tunes, he just loved this tune, among others but for at that time, being a 70 year old man, i respected that! If it would have went my way, id have fuckin rocked that whole service with about 9000 watts of motherfuckin bass power! RIP DAD!
Man that's amazing, I loved reading that!
ahjussi was a cool guy with good music taste
It truly is a brotherhood.
That kid who struts in at 2:02 went on to become the coolest man alive.
Phil is like: Yeah! Show em how badass you are, little dude!
Usually they stop the show and call security but they just let little man have his moment 😌
That kid is a giga Chad
@@claudialopez1318 yeah they stopped doing that after dimebag 💀
@@droplemmy 💀☠️☠️
3:46 that beautiful squeal. Anyone watching in 2021? R.I.P. Dime and Vin
R.i.p to my brother. And these badasses.
Yes.
Sure
hell yeah!💥
yessir im here man
5:04 Dimebag drops hips pick, still everything sounds cristal clear - what a guitar player!
He picks it up right away
In 2022 I'm still loving these riffs. Good music never gets old
I’m still here too bro lol. I come here like once a month 😊
Left hand Path from 89 still sounds better than almost everything
2023 😎🤘
I can’t believe they actually sounded like this
Man dimes guitar sounds perfect! Everything sounds so good
It's not what they sound like
It's how you hear it
@@kimcarlos3276 no
Yes.
I saw them on this tour and yes they sounded like this.
What a band? Nobody can play their songs like they do. It is what it is
1) Phil’s unique voice
2) Dimebag guitar skills
3) Rex has his own feeling in bass
4)VP strokes his drumset like a thunder
It’s the perfect squad, if a piece is missing then nothing works!!!
It is the right chemistry. At the time kinda like iommi and duo on children of the sea majic
A lot of bands are like that, but I agree. Everyone’s on top of their game here Phil’s voice is so fkn badass
listen to tyr's cover
bueno, bañalos y tomate el agua, cuequito.
I love Phil’s vocals in thr first album POWER METAL 🤘🏻
The palm muting the riff at 1:59 and the chugging at 3:01 are insane!! 🤟
Wish this was used more in live performances sounds better than the original
At 2:53 when dime and Paul share that special moment, living their dream together as brothers and dime facing paul.... that was some rare emotional moment.
The Bass sounds so clean!
Rex is so underrated. He doesnt get half the credit he deserves for their sound.
Ernie Ball Musicman... it's got that tone. Before they got big he used to play a Jackson.
@BAZ INGA everyone's entitled to their own opinion. Personally I can't stand the guy's personality, but can't deny the amount of people he's inspired to pick up a bass.
Bad JuJu he’s personality ? What ? Lmao Rex rarely even talks or anything fuck you talking about ? lmao
@@dontrump4210 Some folks just run their mouths man, yeah he's a great bassist and I know what I'm talkin' about.
The kid walking across the stage and the stage diving. Back before everyone was worried about insurance this, insurance that. Concerts back then were so fun.
Yep!!!! That made that kids life.. We all made it this far!! That kid made my night.
Yeh I see where you’re coming from but I think there should be something against just coming on and off the stage like you were in the band cause We lost a legend like that (someone came up on stage and shot Dimebag)
Well Dime did got shot on stage because some fucker
you think that's what stopped most places allowing people on stage? No, it was Dime being killed and bands not wanting the risk. Insurance has always existed.
Go to Canada 🇨🇦 😄
Phil's perfectly timed punch right as that bad ass riff starts is too perfect.
His intro speech is also perfectly in sync with the music
Just like the beer commercial says, goddamn man it doesn't get any better than this
*"Like the beer commercial says it don't get much better than this, man! Thank y'all for kickin' ass!"* 👍🏻 🤘🏻
No Phil, thank YOU four guys for giving us your art! Will always love the 4 of you fella's as the Powerhouse Pantera you were and still are. Rest in power the Abbott bro's, take over that town wherever you are Gents 🤞🏻 God speed.
I love how Dime just casually strolls over and has a brief talk in Rex's ear, and doesn't miss a lick.
I think he was telling Rex he was gonna mix it up and to follow along
He did that to see why Rex walked away from him in the beginning-
This song reminds me of my dad, who committed suicide when I was 20, he was a war vet and Metallica was his fav band. I only play it twice a year, on his birthday and on a day he decided to end his life. Happy Birthday Dad.
@Brandon Mayes No Problem i like
So Sorry
Very sorry for your loss. Peace ☮️ 💜🙏🏻
wow thats heavy!
Hell yeah dude. RIP to a real one
There is something special about this performance, especially the intro
Dime being in his element having fun and Phil's power metal scream in the end 06:49. I keep watching that part over and over. Pantera in their prime.
1992 i escaped yugoslavian war when i was 8. 4 years later i found this band at my neighbours cd stand. changed everything
edit: to be honest, my mother was the real hero on these days escaping war. i escaped nothing! my mothers heart of a lion saved the lives of my 3 sisters and me.
You had some cool neighbors
I was the same age Im fortunate to be from Dallas, Tx. The boys were more associated with Ft. Worth since they were from Arlington. Look at the Dallas/Ft. Worth as the Twin Cities of the Southwest. The DFW Metroplex as a whole is the 4th largest Metropolitan area in the U.S. its huge.
Anyways these guys were worshipped down here. They never really got that cocky Rock Star vibe well VP was the closest to that. I suppose Phil had his moments as well. But never Diamond Darrell aka Dimebag.
I had the fortunate encounter with him in the summer of 2003. My friends and I were trying to score some drugs. So we were asked to meet up with some guy at some random ass poolhall in Arlington, Tx. No big deal right, accept when we walk in theres the man, the myth, the legend himself Dimebag fuckin Darrell. And he was just chilling by himself. He had no entourage, he had no one with him. He was pretty wasted though, but he took the time to acknowledge us. He could tell we recognized him as most of us were wearing metal shirts. Maybe he frequented this bar so much that it was just no big deal seeing the man? Well I had listened to him since i was 5 yrs old. I loved them before i even had a clue they were from the same area as me. Which I admit as a kid made it 1,000 times cooler!
As he glances up at us we dont want to bother the man and we here this. Well what are guys waiting for? We turn around in complete shock, like is he really talking to us kids giving us the time of day? He was and then he said I know one of you guys has some Pantera shit on you. I said hell yeah I do and ran out and grabbed the first Pantera cd I saw, which was The Great Southern Trendkill. I came back in as he was signing random shit for my friends. Then he see's my cd and says alright thats what Im talking about right there my man. I tried apologizing saying we were sorry that we didnt want to bother you. That we werent expecting Dimebag Darrell to be in here. I thanked him, he gave me a pat on the back and said hellyeah and took another sip of his drank. I guess the man had a sharpie on him at all times, so he would gladly sign whatever a fan wanted.
He was a verified rock star that hit it big. He never left the area he grew up in. He was something else. I dont believe in hell, but i hope theres some special place for the pos that murdered him in the afterlife. Unfortunately there isnt but thats a debate for another day. Anyways long live Pantera they all will be forever memorialized in their music.
that's fucking awesome
@@dr.stinklenuts904 funny thing was that he was actually skinhead and racist hahaha. everybody deserves a second chance :)
@@snusgeneral7952 Really? You know that for a fact? Pretty easy to say shit about him now when he can’t defend himself. 🖕🏻
Randy rhoads, eddie van halen, Dimebag
R.I.P.
and Malcom Young
Vinnie Paul
R.I.P
my favourite guys 💘 R.I.P.
Cliff
One of best live performances I ever heard. I was born in 84 so I was 8 during this but I’m almost 40 now and this still kicks ass
6:40 I don’t blame Phil for not doing the crazy high pitched ending but him going full Halford at the end was great
Let's be real about "studio magic".... it probably took a dozen or more takes to get that scream right on the album. Nobody expects or needs that at a live concert. Phil was at the top of his game in this video. He's surprisingly good today also.
he did it ultil 1991 but i gues hes vocal style was different by this point@@Skulllywag
@@SkulllywagI recall hearing/reading an interview somewhere where he said those high notes were actually not too hard in the studio, but the "memories now remain" at the end of each chorus took a ton of takes to get right. They were probably right around the bridge in his voice which can be a huge pain in the ass to sing and have it sound good.
man I love how Dimebag plays the chords an octave higher at 0:28
Yeah, thats awesome
yeah that shit sounded so fucking nice
I know right
T@@SinkMan434 I lost killing floor behind cemetery gate
Also at 1:23 :)
5:48 dime hits a wrong note on the guitar and immediately improvises a solo in that key!... That is pure talent! Thats why he gets the accolades that he well deserves. That is not easy to do!
Bro dime doesnt miss notes. That was just a different version of the solo he had in his repertoire. I agree with everything else you said
Dime used to drink whiskey from 6pm until 12 noon everyday. That’s when rock stars were rock stars …. Nowadays they’re all vegan and sober. We were lucky to have experienced all of this action in real-time !!!
@@JimmyR83 I think its a good thing to be sober, but I think veganism is becoming a major problem
I hear ya, but he's playing true to the recording. Dude was just beyond like that. \m/ RIP Dime
@@victherattlehead5099 wdym problem you dont need to be vegan
Phil - "Let me see ya'lls hands in the f'n air, let us all know we're alive still in this m'fer. G'Damn" !!! Such profound PHILosophy.
Needless to say this is a Diamond Darrell Lance Abbott classic guitar masterpiece. Phil is incredible as well is Vinnie Paul Abbott. However Rex adds so much to this song with his beautiful basslines. So flawless. PANTERA have always been the tightest Heavy Metal band on the planet. Merry Christmas!!!
Please show Rex some love!
I mean, all of them are fucking legends, but I feel that Rex doesn't the get the love he deserves!
Look at those fucking bass lines!!
oh ya
Ur exactly right they were all great musicians to say the least!!
Rex was so unbelievably important. He really shines here
You don't have to be on social media to be respected and appreciated,,, true fans don't always advertise,,, we're out here,,, Believe that
Oh I've been looking... And I like what I see.... in a bassline..............
"Shit." - Phil realizing he missed that high note
Yeah, I caught that too. He was probably drunk as hell. But most definitely is my favorite front man for metal singer of all time. Hit the highs and lows.
He is my fav too
when
missed and barely got the rest right.
That high note reminds me of Queensryche for sure.
For the longest time "walk" was everything i knew about pantera. I would have never expected the singer to be able to sing like he does here
Today, December 8, the flight to eternity of this great guitar master is commemorated, Rest in peace Dimebag Darrel..
Metallica should learn something about how loud the bass needs to be from pantera.
Lars could also learn how drums are supposed to be played.
@@TheMaxPower82 lol
They should learn how to play from this video. Every live Metallica vid is a mess for some reason or another. This is awesome, and Pantera was ALWAYS great live. Metallica live is cartoonish by comparison - this coming from someone that basically had a Metallica shrine in the late 80s. WAS a huge fan. Now? Still a fan, but I can't handle the live slop. It's not artistic, it's lazy.
Or how not to be a whole chode
No cliff Burton is not what you think
I think Rex doesn’t gets enough credit. Everyone talks about Dime and Vin, but a lot of what made them great was Rex, add in Phil with his crazy vocal range and lightning struck.
Pantera was a dreamteam.
Rex is very underrated couldn't agree more!!
I remember I saw a video wherein Rex explained that he also played some of the rhythm guitar parts when they were recording. He then proceeded to explain how to properly play the riff before Dime plays the guitar solo on Cowboys from Hell.
The world could use another dose of Texas Metal. CFH!
Took all 4 to create the best fucking badass 🔊 metal band ever!!! ✝️ RIP Dime 🎸 and 🥁Vinnie Paul
One of my favourite pantera songs, I’m still a new fan but wow… they have had the biggest impact on me🤘🏻
I keep coming back to watch🙈
I slept in that cemetery for 15 years!!!
Dime's improv scares the shit out of me every damn time...
Air Guitar lol
Johnny Games Air Guitar?
@@oxrjbizzle1984y yessser
@@oxrjbizzle1984y The shit Dimebag go through to be that amazing.
I'm 62 years old been a metal head my whole life, this groupe of musicians together on stage live are ABSOLUTELY UNTOUCHABLE, may GOD BLESS your souls Vinnie and Dime
I have been a metal head all my life this band ROCKS
Thank you brother they are lethal always have been always will be Dime definitely showed Kirk Hammett how to jam Metal properly ☮️🤘
The touch Dime puts on it in the slow parts is mean-
I'm 48, so have i
56. Metal forever! I don't need coffee in the morning. Just give me metal!
Timeless. I could hear this 50 years from now and it will still be relevant to my life.
If anyone has any doubt of the importance of a quality bassist to a band, they need to watch this video!
Rex was sick on this, that intro with Dime was pure. Some bands are overrated and get too much kudos. Prime Pantera deserves all the praise they get. Absolutely legendary line-up!
Anyone watching in 2020? 🔥🔥
quarantinnn
Always 🔥🤘
nope.
Of course
nobody gives a fuck which year you're fucking listening in
That guitar-bass duo at the beginning of the vid is one of the best thing I've ever heard. The way Dime and Rex complement each other is a beauty to my ears. The melodic skills of this band is under rated.
still one of the most underrated bassists
Greatest song, ever!!!
Rip Darrell and vinnie Paul Abbott
My guitar instructors high school teacher went on a date with Dimebag when they were like 18, she didn’t talk to him again bc he just talked about guitar the whole time
Fin Huckabee
Dimebag has been with Rita Haney since they were 13. So, nice story. But probably an embellishment. Possibly a double date with Dime, Rita and one of Dimes buddies 🤘🏻
Wargasm644 Lol no
Wargasm644 well shoot it was just what my guitar teacher told me
Michael Higgins you cant prove that
Wargasm644 yeah I was going to say they same thing. Believe it or not Dime did not cheat on Rita at all. Yes girls showed him their boobs and shit like they. Him and Vinnie owned a strip club but he was very loyal to Rita even though she gave him a Pass as she knew he was a rock Star. I know Dime since 1990 and we hung out allot when he came to town or when I flew out to events. Dime even flew me out to be in the Cowboys And other Videos that they shot at The Basement Club in Texas.
Anyone: you can’t physically add more bass in this track.
Rex: hold my beer...
*Dime in the back after that statement*
Amateurs
I did not expect to fall in tears upon clicking this.
There better be an afterlife. Gonna take these greats from us, the concert BETTER BE FUCKING EPIC!
I am so grateful to have been born in the 70's. It sickens me to think of all I would have missed otherwise.
Extremely missed, NEVER forgotten. Rest well guys.
I still have a guitar pick Dimebag threw to me in 97'. Mosh-pits were NO joke back then, totally worth the tinnitus
Amen my dude amen I saw them in 97 in Biloxi Mississippi at 13yrs old my very first concert and big shout out to my parents for not only letting me go with only a bunch of teenagers 3 states away zero adults present but they also paid for it all and gave me several hundred dollars which was a lot since we weren't super well off that's how much they valued music and live shows! I'm absolutely going to the reunion tour and taking my 15 year old son time to pass the tour torch to him also they were my first so it's only fitting they be my last (I'm on weekly chemo treatments so realistically it probably will be my last real metal show since my body is breaking down and I am NOT a go sit in the stands kinda chic I'm balls out mosh pit crowd surfing front row barricade bruising general admission floor kind of girl lol)!
15 years since he’s passed and still nobody can top dimes talent. Fly high man
Awesome live performance , R.I.P Abbott brothers 💔
One of the best metal band ever
The way dime improvised that guitar solo is just amazing. RIP the greatest dimebag darrell
Chronic Delta i completely agree. The last few measures leading up until the very last bend is probably the best improvised lead I've ever heard in 30 years of being a music consumer.
Anyone watching this in 2030???
I know its 2020, I just wanna be ahead.
brooo who cares! just watch it
@@774471jr Senseless reply to a senseless comment. Keep going....."bro"
O man yes every day who cannot and there will never be like this pls check cover ua-cam.com/video/-o_kCy5-kOs/v-deo.html
Watching this in 2020, does that count?
@@randallpeterson9651 Yes
Watched this a thousand times when Phil says “this one here’s cemetery gates” and dime drops the hammer will never gets old
Miss Dimebag, he was awesome. I first heard these guys live in 88 when I was stationed at Carswell AFB in Ft. Worth TX. Saw them a bunch of times at Joe's Garage and they were always incredible.
Seriously! Who in the right mind, would give this a thumbs down.? It really makes no sense. One of the best jams of the 90s, hands down no question.
Losers, that's who.
Probably some Coldplay fans who work at SmartTech.
R.I.P VINNIE💗 LEGEND
@DemonicFlame66 {Demon} they will never be forgotten
What about dime
R.I.P. DIMEBAD❤
R.i.p Dimebag
Right
I’d love to go back to 92 for many reasons. Pantera was a great band. Would have liked to see them in their hay day.
PanterA the Best Metal Band of the 90's...\m/
R.I.P Dimebag Darrell & Vinnie Paul...
I wen't on a drive while listening to this song on full blast. And i came home that night feeling totally in peace and with no worries. Rip Dimebag, he was such a gentle human but was a complete monster on stage.
Iiji
Very sad to lose another guitar great - even though it was years ago.
Unquestionably based.
I just cried tears listening to this this music warms my ♥
You shall listen voice of a soul
The same.
Haha according to the UA-cam premium ad under the video this song was written by Morrissey and Marr! I appreciate that Marr has some chops but I doubt he could keep up with my man Dime!
Hell Yeah , Awesome
The nostalgia is something else
Gone but not forgotten r.i.p dime best guitarist in metal history
I used to work at The Basement in Dallas when these guys played a few times a month. Dime would be sound checking and I would sit on a stool in front of the stage in awe. Such a nice guy. He traded me a KISS belt buckle for a KISS lunchbox. RIP Man !!
6:27 Dime like a dark angel with light behind.
Dafak
That looked badass.
Must have been God, opening his door to give Dimebag his throne after hearing that solo....
Trippy🧐
He is
Pantera, i miss this band. I love this band overall, damn it, good things never ever last, especially the better ones.
Phil created a new band they mostly have been touring and doing just Pantera songs
@@Swogie phils had side projects for years.
@@Swogie
No, they just started playing Pantera sets AFTER a set of ILLEGALS material since Vince died
my friends mom was at this concert, said everybody in the end in the mosh pits were all bruised up and bleeding and the whole concert was amazing, man I wish I was alive to be there
Well, we still have Lars...
Best metal band In existence, anybody doubt me then come fight me.
Seeing these guys live is one thing I won’t get to cross of my bucket list…….. one of a kind
Such a beautiful bass line! Rex did amazing stuff in Pantera.
Dimebag is the best metal guitar player in univers
Agree with you Brother!!!!
Yeah
1. Marty Friedman
2. Dave Mustaine
3. Glenn Tipton
4. Tony Iommi
5. Dimebag Darrell
LeThayle do you really believe that? I mean really?
LeThayle dimebag should be number one wtf
2022 still rocking!
Watching Dimebag, it's really f'd up that he got killed. One of the greatest guitarists ever and was taken away for f'n nothing. Seeing his performances is sad but awesome at the same time.
Pantera cures my Depression
Same man same on repeat every damn day
Rex one of the most underrated bass players of my time.... overshadowed by the pure power of dimebag
I always forget that Phil also has a lovely singin' voice.
That fucking guitar solo can bring a tear to my eye every time! I saw them in Philly in 91 or 92, cant remember the date, but im so glad i got to have that experience!
You lucky mfuckr!💚
jesus christ this is amazing
truly yes
i like dimebag the guitar solos beautifull
How old was Phil Anselmo when Cemetery Gates was released?
Mike Head I was about 17 then, 88 or 89 so probably early 20s. Seen them on Headbangers Ball a premier video.
Mike Head He was born in 68' so about 22.
He’s really good at Making Improvisation sound like it’s apart of the original
Try the solo from "the sleep"
RIP dime brothers 💚💚
I’ve seen them live five times and they were super clean and energetic every show. Dime played a whole song with a cup of beer resting on his headstock, taking drinks in between riffs. I was about four feet from the fence. I couldn’t believe how amazing his performance was. It didn’t matter if they were playing the Starplex or the little colosseum in my home town of Amarillo, TX. They performed flawlessly at every venue.
The way things are today, who knows if we’ll ever have a band that comes close to this ever again. Let alone a great guitarist like Dime.
So good
So good baba i cant wait for you. Difa
My difucin
Woah whatt a song babaeee so goodd i caanntt waiiut waiit
Cant wait
These Bass lines so clean that it cured Covid-19 🔥🔥
Yeah the bass is crazy good !!!
Doesnt matter how many times i click this video,, It will always be amazing
Great American band. Always gets me hype. 44 years old and I still feel this. This is our music!
In an interview, Phil was talking about the recording of Cemetery gates, and he said it took him forever to hit the high note when he says "Memories now unfold." He said he got really frustrated because he just couldn't hit it. Here, you can tell he had trouble hitting it, and was a little off and went "shit" afterwords. :)
Rex said phil couldnt really hit it. He tried several times. He just couldnt or just enough the engineer could tweak it to perfection. It was studio magic.
He doesn't hit it here.
@@ratatgp3926 The story I heard was that he had to drink red wine to warm his throat up. He said Terry Date (their producer) told him Chris Cornell would do that as well.
@@ratatgp3926 I thought the same thing, that he was saying shit at himself. Theres no breathing room in this song, he does well here.
Anyone watching this in 2019? \m/
hail yeah 🤜👊🤛✌😈
All the time
Great music never dies.
yep
I'm watching this in the year 3566 you old fuck
Easily one of my favorite Pantera tracks. They were so instrumental to my personal musical journey, then and now. Much love. \m/
I`m speechless every time i watch this this video, for i think this is one of the most creative guitar, bass, drums, vocal, lines ever in heavy metal !!!!!
Makes my lip tremble listening to Dime with Pantera. Hendrix. Rhoads. Dimebag. May our Brothers rest in peace. Way too fucking young to be taken.
Evh now too.rip
Excellent comment!🤘