Fun fact, when I picked up my wife for our very first date, this song was playing loud, and I apologized and turned it down. She laughed, cranked it, and said she loved Pantera. We've been married 18 years, 'cause metal chicks rule!
Thanks! It is awesome. A few years back, she hands our neighbor her beer and jumps into a mosh pit (Slayer). I went chasing after just to keep an eye on her, and she was having a ball!
Sick! Same kind of thing for me. Went for a ride with my girlfriend of 2 weeks. She had "walk" on mix CD. i asked if she knew who sang it. She said "fuckin pantera mother fucker". We have been married for 12 years and together for 16 with 2 little metal heads! My daughters favorite song is physcosocial, Shes 4!
@@stroker-jg7ml when my daughter was little, I taught her to mosh in the living room to Sepultura. When the wife came home, my daughter nailed her, put up her rock fists, and yelled we're moshing! Good times man!
I am loving the fact that more and more people are starting to look at metal as outsiders to see why we love and care for it so much. They are finally starting to connect the dots.
This woman is precious. Everyone should react to this song the way she has. This was metal at it's finest with some of the best to every play it. PANTERA! And... The notes sung with vibrato at the end are all done without auto tune, something you rarely hear any more. These guys were all beasts
And to add to your comments: The engineers and studio technicians in 1990 weren't using "lossless audio" and "ProTools" to mix and layer Pantera's sounds when they finished the album. Those engineers and technicians knew how to make a band sound balanced and how to mix an album. Bands these days are using laptops and all these digital tools to make an album and they sound like shit these days! Nobody knows how to mix anymore!!!!
A lot of it is classical music only with distortion added and of course high volume. Take the distortion away lower the volume and you'd definitely be surprised how it will sound more classical✌
@Claire Robinson I've literally always thought I was among few people who noticed this!! So good to see more people picking it up. They called it Bach rock back in the day for a reason.
My mom died within about 2 or 3 months of this CD coming out. I bought it as soon as it came out not knowing about cemetery gates, then I heard it. The way that Phil expresses the pain and the anger that comes with losing somebody you love ... I cry to this day when i here it ... This song tore out enough of the pain and rage inside if me that i could be whole again ... Damaged but whole.
Funny story on how I got into Pantera. I had asked my grandparents for the most recent Petra (Christian rock) cassette for Christmas. They went to their local record shop and the kid had never heard of them so thought they meant Pantera and set my grandparents up with the "vulgar display of power" cassette, man was that a shock for Christmas, the heaviest thing I had listened to up to that point was the scorpions. A day I'll never forget as it was my first foray into true metal.
@@voxrox704 Eddie was a huge influence on Dime. One of the reasons Bumblebee is buried with Dime (Bumblebee is the black/yellow striped Charvel of Eddie's, Dime always wanted that guitar)
“This is extraordinary” This is Dime. It’s refreshing to see someone classically trained acknowledging the skill and technique in metal. I love her reaction when Dime matches the scream.
I was being classically trained at the same time Pantera was going heavy (they were initially a glam band, prior to Phil you know) and I had equal appreciation for both.
@@pnonem666 a LOT of Dimes sound was innovative use of gear and effects...not necessarily innate talent. He had good finger work, don't get me twisted. But he had a really firm understanding of what his gear and effects setup could do.
The ending for me is the best. The mirroring of the guitar to the vocals, and then the one last higher pitch from the guitar, like an homage, just touches my soul.
When she stops at Phil's first scream towards the end I'm just sitting here like "but wait, there's more!" Lolol. Her face was priceless. RIP dimebag. Visited his grave back in 2008 and paid my respects. Never another one like him it was such a huge loss to metal.
Seeing you see and hear this for the first time almost made me feel like it was my first time and it was an awesome rollercoaster of emotions. I knew what was coming, but your reactions really dug deep. Like a shovel in my soul. This actually brought some rolling tears to my eye to hear this in your perspective and excitement.
It’s awesome to see a classically trained singer to respond metal with her amount of excitement. So many non-metal fans say “It’s just someone screaming.” When in actuality metal artists are very gifted in their playing and singing abilities. So, thank you for giving metal a chance…wish there were more people like you out there!
Well, to be fair, a lot of metal bands do feature some guy screaming. Maybe you need to love shitty bands playing in dive bars and decrepit clubs to appreciate this.
To be fair half or more of metal bands have shit singers. Lol I’m a metal head but I won’t listen to a band if their singer can’t actually sing after they growl or scream. It’s all or nothing for me. 🤷🏻♂️ like I hate cannibal corpse and anything like it.
Metal enthusiasts really get a high from hearing music professionals compliment the music they appreciate. It really pulls on your heart strings a bit to know that you have an appreciation for something that legitimately has its place. That this is not some cheap imitation of something else but a real appreciable passion.
Totally. I always appreciate when well trained/experienced singers or composers or what have you break down what they are hearing and appreciate the major skill that these kind of groups have and demonstrate routinely in thier music, that so many people bag on because 'it's just noise'.
Love this song, Definitely waited for her to hear "the note" and see her reaction. Didn't disappoint. You always have to appreciate when a non-metal-head can be overwhelmed with the beauty of a metal song and appreciate the artistry.
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It has been 17 years since Dimebag Darrell was murdered, and he still remains to this day one of the finest guitarists to have walked this planet. And I miss him even more after this reaction.
Also a damn fine human being. Went and got drunk with my friend a few days later in his honor (Black Toooooth!) and passed out on the couch next to one of my friends kids. That's in College now, wtffff
Yeah, I always picture him finally breaking down on his knees, hands pulling his hair and literally crying all his pent up emotions into the night...at the last three 'gaaaaaaaaaaaaaateeeeeeees' note...
Thank you for all of your videos. I had never listened to my favorite songs in such detail. You have revivied my feelings and appreciation for this music that I can bring into my own music. Although I am a guitarist and not a vocalist in the least, your breakdowns and highlighting techniques in the vocal and some guitar that has me relearning to love playing again. Thank you again.
Phil is borderline underrated. They all wanted to go harder on each album and he sacrificed his voice. My favourite metal band, all 4 of those guys were insanely talented. Not a bad song on any of their albums. Rip Abbot Brothers.
Yes, along with Rainbow and Dream theater the most massiv instrumental talent gathering... and musically tasteful in a way imho only Dio was able to reach❣️
His voice in Cemetery Gates goes through an incredible range of vibrato, pitch, and other changes to give us this performance. But yeah, I agree with her, Phil's voice definitely sounds smooth at times.
@@henderson023 I don’t disagree that cemetery gates is a demonstration of what he’s capable of, but standing back and thinking “smooth vocals” as a general description of singers and Phil does not jump to the top of the list. He’s generally more Fucking Hostile than Cemetery Gates
@@TheCharismaticVoice I was just picking at you, homie. By the way, I've watched some of your videos of you singing. Boy howdy, you shuck the corn on down to the cobb! You do some divine high class hollering!
I literally took a mixing masterclass which we mixed this song, and the instructor (who was a veteran professional engineer) had us do two mixes, one where we try to match as closely as possible to the original, and one where you try to entirely do your own thing. The instructor didn't even notice that, not one person did that delay on the S.
Yep, been listening to many of the metal songs she has "reacted to" for the last thirty years or more, & I love her pointing things out I always enjoyed, but didn't appreciate it.
@@ossiehalvorson7702 what masterclass is that? i would love to do something like that i've always been fascinated with the decisions people make to get the sound they are envisioning
I'm a 65 year old metal head, and without a doubt, dime truly loved playing the guitar more than any other guitarist I have ever seen, and I've seen a BUNCH!!!! R.I.P DIME and VINNIE
I like how I've listened to this song hundreds of times and jammed out appreciating it, rocking out, as a dummy not knowing why. To have this level of analysis by someone who's trained to reinforce the greatness of talent/skill is fantastic.
Yeh. Dimebag's partner asked Eddie to put together a black and yellow striped guitar as that was Dimebags favorite guitar Eddie had used. At the funeral Eddie bought the original from 1979 and said "An original deserves an original". So awesome.
Rita put the guitar in the casket, the casket was in the next room. Dime was going to buy the original guitar from Eddie for 30,00 0 $ but Eddie wouldn't part with it, so Eddie had a duplicate made. At Dimes funeral Eddie hands Rita the original guitar, Rita walks in and puts it in the casket and saids ..." BABY YOU GOT THE ONE " referring to the one he wanted, the original...
i can imagine that like '' hello you beautifull bastards , my beard is breaded and pink , I am Dime and this is the heavy metal graveyard, have a cold one with Dio over there
I just saw Pantera at Ford Field in Detroit Michigan two weeks ago. I was wondering if Phil would still have a good solid voice after all these years and HE WAS ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!! The entire band did not disappoint. Thank you for this review I love how excited you got!!! 😂😊
My buddy and I saw them with Lamb of God at the beginning of the tour and we were just as impressed. Old man's still got it haha RIP Dime and Vinny \M/
@@TankTheTech ayyy, das rite! I was returning to my store after delivering my pizza's. I was on Dobson Rd at Broadway waiting for the light, listening to KUPD in my Wrangler, & this shooting star streaks across the sky from East to West, next moment the radio announced him being shot. Will never forget.
Not to take anything away from Dimebag's ability to play solos, but for this song what always keeps my attention is the band playing behind the solo. I really like the central riff of the song.
Dime bag Darrell is something else he has been recognised as one of the best Acoustic guitar players ever and there riffs are so creative RESPECT DIME BAG DARRELL!!!!
Amen brother. I'm right there with you man, she is a great person to do this mess and explain what is going on under the musical notes being played and vocals being sung. She's a badass chick indeed. Bravo ma'am! I dubb you a metal babe miss badass.
@@DarKKnightt07 I've experienced long term pain off and on my whole life mostly with my back and had a couple of surgeries on my back. Average of 4 months of 24/7 of the only thing on your brain is pain,pain pain. And I couldn't do anything but be alone . And because of being an addict myself I never got painkillers from any doctor. So much pain I never slept. My longest bout with pain and the worst time was nine months. At least he had the cash to use street drugs because they get expensive after while. It's that or always thinking why am I being punished?? And the thought of should I kill myself every so often. Especially when weeks into the pain episode through out my life. I know exactly how he felt. You wouldn't say this if you've experienced kill myself pain.
@@DarKKnightt07 Rex said the brothers were a problem too, and Rex didn't want to work with them anymore either, so he joined Down with Phil. Dime was a huge alcoholic, and that would have eventually become a further problem too, though it already was.
You didn't hear the full song. This might be a short radio version. The album version has an intro with the piano, that is so beautiful. Great harmony. RIP Abbott brothers.
Well guitar skill isn't something technologic or developing thing with time, (i mean, the world only have 1 Van Halen, not 200) So this shit will be always lit, and i mean ALWAYS.
@@J.C... did I strike a chord there buster? I have no need to read studies on the theory of stages of grief. I study economic principals and market reaction. But if you actually would like to have civilized conversations with people, you would do best to not sound and act like such a miserable person.
I can’t imagine a power trio that could hold him , Rex, and Vinny Paul’s jock. Dime being the ONLY guitarist in the band is insane. Rex was the most locked bassist ever.
Vinnie was a regular at an El Chico in Arlington of all places. Noon on Sunday like clockwork. Unless you were from DFW, it's just hard to explain what this band means to us! Cowboys is literally our theme song...
The day dimebag died, we blasted Pantera in our dorm room literally all night long and no one complained. Dude was amazing. In my top 5 of best guitarists of all time
"Its almost like the guitar is another singer" This is the first of your videos I've ever seen, and I and all metalheads who ever were and ever will be, welcome you to metal 🤘🏽 You nailed it. In most forms of music, the instrumentation sets the backdrop for the lyrics or helps to better showcase a specific musician, but in every form of metal even the instruments leap forward from the recording to grab at you and tell you this tale. Thats what makes metal special, every musician plays a role, every instrument plays a role, and they all serve the metal. Welcome.
Watching someone witness Pantera for the first time, and being so taken with it, makes me appreciate Pantera so much more even though I've been listening to them for over half my life now. Amazing.
It was actually really fun! She just provided a therapy for us all who never really had a place to express how it affected each of us as even though we all shared in the loss everyone has a personal story and meaning! One song can mean something so different between us and when and where it brings us to and how or why it got us through some moment in time and YET EVERY SINGLE ONE IS CORRECT! IT APPLIES ACROSS THE BOARD TO EACH OF US EQUALLY! And seeing her reaction for me just made it the first time in a long time that I can listen without the sadness I seemed to feel like I was required to carry out of respect and was like Dime & Vin saying through her... it's okay! We know you guys rode for us so it's cool to listen again and laugh, enjoy and get back to smashing shit with a smile! For me anyway! I can only hope the same finds its way to anyone else that might need that as well! She just opened a window I had shut for awhile and said it's cool to let some air in again! I was like.... Oh yeah! So I thank her! A TON!
This was my first pantera song too, and I was blown away by it also. That’s why I’m watching this video now, wondering why I never gave them a listen before
This happened to me once before with some rap critic that randomly got recommended to me reacting to hearing Rage Against the Machine the first time. "Wait, this rapper thinks it's awesome too?!" I was waiting for him to put the band down and then he freaked out over the bass line and then the solo.
I love that she’s picking up and explaining the things that are going on that we’re picking up subconsciously. Like ‘So THAT’s why that part gives me chills!’
Cemetry Gates was obviously produced before Dime Bag Darrel was shot!, you got to hand it to them this is a Musical Masterpiece Respect All in Pantera! We Love you guys!!
Well, the where known as "the cowboys from hell"..and cowboys are country so I can understand her thinking they might be country before ever hearing them.
Not 90s smooth jazz either. . Love it when the uninitiated hear this song for the first time. It is not country but his voice sounds like 90s smooth jazz and I am thinking wait for it.
after the initial reaction all I kept thinking was "I can't wait 'til she gets to THE WAIL, omgomgomg" Was NOT disappointed. That exhale at 18:16 is everything. Wish I could listen to Pantera for the first time again, but this will do
Gives me shivers and tremendous happiness to have a person who understands and is in awe of what we all literally hold as gods music foelife, y'all ..she put her judgment aside and listened truly !!!great music is great music ,..Pantera love
Oh, back then Phil was one of the 5 greatest Metal singers. You should listen to the *Power Metal* album. The songs aren't as great but Phil sounds like a cross between Rob Halford and Geoff Tate the entire album.
@@mmotorhead I feel the same. But the other side of me is baffled at how these "musically challenged" folks think the artists they admire are talented.
@@TRH1969 it would be a waste of the time to convince someone who didnt grew up into heavy music... like you said... it will be only noise and screaming...
As a long time guitar player and Pantera fan, it's great to see someone who wouldn't normally listen to music like this be able to appreciate the amazing musicianship that went in to this song. Great video! RIP Dimebag Darrell 🙏
Great metal really shares a lot of elements with classical music. That's why I was excited to see her reaction too. There will never be another like Dimebag, he will always be in a league by himself. Still get chills from his solo like 20 years after first hearing this song
At 11:35, you pointed out that delay effect on the vocal. I've listened to this song hundreds of times and never noticed it. Now I will always hear it. Thanks for that.
@@sirsir9665 Hold on I just threw up a little in my mouth I gotta get something to drink....ok before I fall sick again.....Slip knot and One? there it is again I have the psychedelic yawns again I gotta go, take care
I'm guessing everyone else here was stoked to see her reaction for the ending high notes. And especially excited to see her reaction of them getting higher and higher. 😆
I love this song so much, to my core. I'm loving seeing her react to all these songs that I've grown up with! I was excited for her to hear the guitar parts because this song inspired me to learn how to play.
Good observation, same with Axl Rose, he has a real bluesy tone in his voice, almost country, you can hear it in sweet child o mine. A lot of rock/ metal singers don't get the recognition for how incredible their voices are.
@@foomonchu6662 Well in some since yes and some since no, I believe a lot of people think that Rose and the like are simply screaming out the lyrics. They don’t listen to the dynamics and realize how much skill it takes to tell the story/evoke emotion with such volume while actually hitting notes.
I've been a diehard Pantera fan for about 30 years......the way you described this made me fall in love with them all over again. Seeing your reaction reminded me of exactly how it felt hearing Pantera for the first time. Literally brought tears to my eyes. Thank You SO MUCH!! Great video!!!
I remember seeing them coming out of their glam phase, opening for Deadhorse in Houston, at The Abyss. It was when they had finally cemented this sound, but hadn't produced Cowboys, yet. Young, 13 year-old me was ready for these guys to get the fuck off the stage, for Deadhorse to play.
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I wish you would have experienced the originally into to this in the video and not the music video version
PLEASE DONT PAUSE DURING A DIME BAG SOLO..LOL..
If you're so inclined, Pixies gouge away Brixton 1991
Frank Black is particularly amazing in this one. 👌
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You can't enough lady🤘😏
"The guitar is like a another voice"... Every metal head now has your back forever.
DIMEBAG LIVES ON FOREVER!
@@ryanjohnston2175 CFH \m/
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This is a perfectly true comment
Her Husband is a lucky man! He gets to listen to her nerd out on music all of the time. So great!!!!!!!!
When Phil hits that first high Gates at the end and she is like, "That was awesome" and we are all like...give it a sec...
Gaaaaaaaaaaates!!!!!!
Yep, but wait, theres more....and more.
I said out loud "just waaaiit!"
F*ck. Yes.
Guitar *EcHooOooos......*
- "I though ithey were a country group"
- pantera fan: "oh this is gonna be good..."
'His voice is smoooth' *gets popcorn*
Well they're from Texas lol
Being from the south and naming their album "Cowboys From Hell" probably confused her lol.
I remember when pantera first got popular... I was DYING to see what she was going to say lol
Now you know and you won't get enough about them ,I'm latino we are not into metal but me I love metal and pantera its really fu**** good
34 years later, and Pantera's music still gives me goosebumps. Fucking amazing
this comment gave me goosebumps for some reason.
Same! 👍
Same
It's good country!
Fun fact, when I picked up my wife for our very first date, this song was playing loud, and I apologized and turned it down. She laughed, cranked it, and said she loved Pantera. We've been married 18 years, 'cause metal chicks rule!
that’s awesome! you got a damn cool wife
This is a great story haha
Thanks! It is awesome. A few years back, she hands our neighbor her beer and jumps into a mosh pit (Slayer). I went chasing after just to keep an eye on her, and she was having a ball!
Sick! Same kind of thing for me. Went for a ride with my girlfriend of 2 weeks. She had "walk" on mix CD. i asked if she knew who sang it. She said "fuckin pantera mother fucker". We have been married for 12 years and together for 16 with 2 little metal heads! My daughters favorite song is physcosocial, Shes 4!
@@stroker-jg7ml when my daughter was little, I taught her to mosh in the living room to Sepultura. When the wife came home, my daughter nailed her, put up her rock fists, and yelled we're moshing! Good times man!
Everyone who knows this song is just waiting to see her face at the end.
She didn't disappoint.
100%
Was waiting for it lol, Love Pantera.
I am loving the fact that more and more people are starting to look at metal as outsiders to see why we love and care for it so much. They are finally starting to connect the dots.
Hahaha exactly
~describe Pantera in a sentence~
“It’s almost like the guitar is another singer”
It was...
Thats so true
Vulgar display of power.
saved metal in the 90's
Based
This woman is precious. Everyone should react to this song the way she has. This was metal at it's finest with some of the best to every play it. PANTERA!
And... The notes sung with vibrato at the end are all done without auto tune, something you rarely hear any more. These guys were all beasts
And to add to your comments: The engineers and studio technicians in 1990 weren't using "lossless audio" and "ProTools" to mix and layer Pantera's sounds when they finished the album. Those engineers and technicians knew how to make a band sound balanced and how to mix an album.
Bands these days are using laptops and all these digital tools to make an album and they sound like shit these days! Nobody knows how to mix anymore!!!!
I love it when a classically trained musician finally realizes the value, complexity and musicality of good metal.
Well it is classical music, with distortion and volume.
@@tsriftsal3581 Yup. Without classical music and blues, we wouldn't have metal.
A lot of it is classical music only with distortion added and of course high volume. Take the distortion away lower the volume and you'd definitely be surprised how it will sound more classical✌
She should listen to some Yngwie, Uli Jon Roth-era Scorpions, or even Randy Rhoads.
@Claire Robinson I've literally always thought I was among few people who noticed this!! So good to see more people picking it up. They called it Bach rock back in the day for a reason.
A classically trained singer breaking down Phil Anselmo is what I never knew I needed in my life. This was amazing.
In total agreement
Word
I know, right? I’m so hooked on these. Songs I’ve listened to all my life and every episode I learn something new or something I’ve never noticed
Young Phil: "oh there's some grit in that voice!"
Modern Phil: "heyyy there's some voice in that grit!"
Thats so true lol.
Read the 2nd part of the comment in Phil's voice. Well played, my coffee is everywhere.
For real. The Great Southern Trendkill is chock full of grit.
Well you have to remember he filtered his voice through heroin for years, its like a fine wine full of glass and gravel nowadays.
Yeah smoking 5 Packs a day and heroin will do that
My mom died within about 2 or 3 months of this CD coming out. I bought it as soon as it came out not knowing about cemetery gates, then I heard it. The way that Phil expresses the pain and the anger that comes with losing somebody you love ... I cry to this day when i here it ... This song tore out enough of the pain and rage inside if me that i could be whole again ... Damaged but whole.
"Its almost like the guitars another singer"
R.I.P Dimebag Darell
Absolutely one of the greatest metal guitarist of all time if not the greatest
Rip dime and Vinnie
Yes a fucking legend!
that kinda hit hard
Well thanks, I didn't expect to tear up today but here I am.
HER: Hears the first scream "OH EM GEE"
everyone else: Just you wait....
Omg when she stopped after the first scream I was like WAIT!!
Yesssss sirrrrr
Lol, so true
Panties got wet you could see it in her face
😂 right
Funny story on how I got into Pantera. I had asked my grandparents for the most recent Petra (Christian rock) cassette for Christmas. They went to their local record shop and the kid had never heard of them so thought they meant Pantera and set my grandparents up with the "vulgar display of power" cassette, man was that a shock for Christmas, the heaviest thing I had listened to up to that point was the scorpions. A day I'll never forget as it was my first foray into true metal.
Petra were awesome too.. Jerusalem as well!
That's one of best comments in UA-cam history....Pantera accidentally from the grandparents...hell that may have hapnd b4 they sound kinda similar
I'm literally crying I am laughing so hard! You sir, have just won the internets! And accidentally have the greatest grandparents on Earth!
cool story man! hahaha
Haha! You win Cool Story Bro points.
Pantera isn't for everyone, but Dimebag's mastery of technical guitar playing will never be matched. No one can play the way he could.
Van Halen might have a word or 2 about that.
@@Rustyhandbanger Van Halen had a completely different style. You can tell Dimebag liked Eddie though.
very true
@@voxrox704 Eddie was a huge influence on Dime. One of the reasons Bumblebee is buried with Dime (Bumblebee is the black/yellow striped Charvel of Eddie's, Dime always wanted that guitar)
Correction, pantera is for everyone! lol
“This is extraordinary”
This is Dime.
It’s refreshing to see someone classically trained acknowledging the skill and technique in metal. I love her reaction when Dime matches the scream.
Fuck yes man. Rest in peace Dime
I’m so glad so many people appreciated Dime in his time. He knew and felt the love from all his fans and peers. What a legend. 🥲
I was being classically trained at the same time Pantera was going heavy (they were initially a glam band, prior to Phil you know) and I had equal appreciation for both.
@@pnonem666 a LOT of Dimes sound was innovative use of gear and effects...not necessarily innate talent. He had good finger work, don't get me twisted. But he had a really firm understanding of what his gear and effects setup could do.
This is extraordinary..this is Dime
Hard agree times 1 000 000 🙌
Eddie Van Halen buried his original, priceless, bumblebee guitar in Darryl's casket with him. So, yeah, he's a legendary player.
Along with a couple cases of crown royal
True shit!
Fun fact: he also got his own level in Guitar Hero. 🤟🎸☺️ Edit: (Either legendary or expert level, I'm not sure which one.)
Thanks for facts!
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This is quite possibly the first and only time in recorded history that Phil Anselmo’s voice was described as smooth jazz.
🎯🎯
😂😂😂
Lol... indeed!
I know many hairy dudes that would be offended by that comment of hers! Haha!
Facts lol
The ending for me is the best. The mirroring of the guitar to the vocals, and then the one last higher pitch from the guitar, like an homage, just touches my soul.
"This definitely isn't country" is the proper response to a Pantera song.
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Brilliant mate!!!
Check out Rebel Meets Rebel its a Country/Metal band. They are Pantera with Country Singer David Allen Coe instead of Phil Anselmo
I completely disagree. All of their material is country done metal. Its almost all got a country base.
Holy shit hahaha
She looked like she needed a cigarette at the end of that lol
I don't smoke, but I can't disagree!
I was thinking the same thing that whole time 🤘
@@TheCharismaticVoice yeah we all know your "O" face now...lol
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Funny, I was thinking the same thing
it looked like she kept discovering her G spot during the song
Lol
When she stops at Phil's first scream towards the end I'm just sitting here like "but wait, there's more!" Lolol. Her face was priceless. RIP dimebag. Visited his grave back in 2008 and paid my respects. Never another one like him it was such a huge loss to metal.
> Never another one like him it was such a huge loss to metal.
Cliff Burton?
@@becks0816 Neil "The Professor on the Drum Kit" Peart
RIP Dimebag .....gone but never forgotten we miss u so much
Word.. I was 13 playing metal only getting into dime bag.. Only when I was into rock he passed..
I am jealous brother. Not gonna lie.
Daryl was one of a kind. You know it. I know it.
Seeing you see and hear this for the first time almost made me feel like it was my first time and it was an awesome rollercoaster of emotions. I knew what was coming, but your reactions really dug deep. Like a shovel in my soul. This actually brought some rolling tears to my eye to hear this in your perspective and excitement.
I couldn't agree more! I can remember the time the place the smell in the air and the way that I felt I was hooked on Pantera instantly
"This is definitely not country." Never have I heard a better way to describe metal XD
that one cracked me up too xD
Jajajja
My favorite thing about metal is that its definitely not country.
She fell in love with Phil Anselmo
Lmao
It’s awesome to see a classically trained singer to respond metal with her amount of excitement. So many non-metal fans say “It’s just someone screaming.” When in actuality metal artists are very gifted in their playing and singing abilities. So, thank you for giving metal a chance…wish there were more people like you out there!
100%
i would say not so much. in the hay day of well defined genres, no. now, if i can play what i hear on the radio, i dont respect it.
Well, to be fair, a lot of metal bands do feature some guy screaming. Maybe you need to love shitty bands playing in dive bars and decrepit clubs to appreciate this.
Phil is the man
To be fair half or more of metal bands have shit singers. Lol I’m a metal head but I won’t listen to a band if their singer can’t actually sing after they growl or scream. It’s all or nothing for me. 🤷🏻♂️ like I hate cannibal corpse and anything like it.
Metal enthusiasts really get a high from hearing music professionals compliment the music they appreciate. It really pulls on your heart strings a bit to know that you have an appreciation for something that legitimately has its place. That this is not some cheap imitation of something else but a real appreciable passion.
Well said.
Totally. I always appreciate when well trained/experienced singers or composers or what have you break down what they are hearing and appreciate the major skill that these kind of groups have and demonstrate routinely in thier music, that so many people bag on because 'it's just noise'.
Yes! 🖤
Definitely does especially when alot of people dont understand it and cant appreciate how intricate this is
She should listen to danzig "how the gods kill"
Omg I love you Elizabeth!! You make it like it's the 1st time for me hearing it.
Love this song, Definitely waited for her to hear "the note" and see her reaction. Didn't disappoint.
You always have to appreciate when a non-metal-head can be overwhelmed with the beauty of a metal song and appreciate the artistry.
yo capp, what are you doing on a not 7DTD video???? i feel like I found sasquatch seeing you here
@@wanderingmetalguy5825 I watch more non-gaming channels than gaming. especially music related.
@@capp00 hypppe. ive been considering doing a channel for world war z. you and glock definitely inspired that. while I have you here, for the channel or not I think empyrion galactic survival is up you and glock's alley
So weird seeing you here lol
This song makes it easy.
Watching her brain almost explode from new sounds and sensations is better than kitten videos
Wasnt her brain man........
@@jhamelin119 hahaha I was getting to say the samething
@@tigerpaw80 ohhh yeah, she blew out man
More in her lap not her brain
Well said! 🤣🤣🤣
It has been 17 years since Dimebag Darrell was murdered, and he still remains to this day one of the finest guitarists to have walked this planet. And I miss him even more after this reaction.
I agree completely. Shit where did the time go?
Unique
Now him and his brother are playing together again. There is some peace in that
Also a damn fine human being. Went and got drunk with my friend a few days later in his honor (Black Toooooth!) and passed out on the couch next to one of my friends kids. That's in College now, wtffff
He carried a totally different sound than the other greats.
I love seeing someone who appreciates music hear it for the first time and be blown away. I wish I could hear it for the first time again.
i love when people realize what a masterpiece this song is
Fucking same
I never liked the band but I do appreciate the talent. However, even I liked this song.
Slurrrrrrrrrrrrp... phil. UwU.
i've always loved this song, but i haven't listened to it in a while. i'm glad to know it still hits the same
She thought it was a country album. Lol
"They are definitely not country music."
Indeed.
Pantera actually started as a glam rock/metal band :)
LOL
They do have some country and ballad sounding elements in some of their songs tho
Indeed...
Most early 70's-80's heavy metal bands didn't start playing heavy metal, I can only think of a few exceptions.
The last three “gates” with the screaming guitar is the storyteller breaking down (finally) and crying for his loss.
Yeah, I always picture him finally breaking down on his knees, hands pulling his hair and literally crying all his pent up emotions into the night...at the last three 'gaaaaaaaaaaaaaateeeeeeees' note...
Can we have a timestamp
@@nolesy34 no
@@StevenRice fine I'll make my own *stamps off metalheadly
Absolutely, Dimebag squeezing every bit of emotion from his guitar. Truly a legend
Thank you for all of your videos. I had never listened to my favorite songs in such detail. You have revivied my feelings and appreciation for this music that I can bring into my own music. Although I am a guitarist and not a vocalist in the least, your breakdowns and highlighting techniques in the vocal and some guitar that has me relearning to love playing again. Thank you again.
Phil is borderline underrated. They all wanted to go harder on each album and he sacrificed his voice. My favourite metal band, all 4 of those guys were insanely talented. Not a bad song on any of their albums. Rip Abbot Brothers.
this comment of yours should have infinite likes
You're favorite metal band is full of nazis.
Yes, along with Rainbow and Dream theater the most massiv instrumental talent gathering... and musically tasteful in a way imho only Dio was able to reach❣️
@@DieselDaddy82 They're all in my top 3 favorite metal bands. Rock on. 🤟
its amazing he was able to sing like that whilst partying as hard as they did
“Smooth” is a word I’ve never heard used to describe Phil Anselmo 😂
His voice in Cemetery Gates goes through an incredible range of vibrato, pitch, and other changes to give us this performance. But yeah, I agree with her, Phil's voice definitely sounds smooth at times.
@@henderson023 I don’t disagree that cemetery gates is a demonstration of what he’s capable of, but standing back and thinking “smooth vocals” as a general description of singers and Phil does not jump to the top of the list. He’s generally more Fucking Hostile than Cemetery Gates
i laughed when she said that
Phil for a brief period of time was the best metal vocalist on the planet. He could literally do it all. Fantastic talent.
Drugs fried his voice. Even speaking Phil was fairly clear speaking back then.
"...I guess they're on the more metal side of things."
Understatement of the year.
Good thing it's the end of the year. I'll have another one coming up, I'm sure.
Personally, I'd give that award to her Jinjer "Pisces" reaction - "She's got a bit of rasp in her voice". :D
@@TheCharismaticVoice I was just picking at you, homie. By the way, I've watched some of your videos of you singing.
Boy howdy, you shuck the corn on down to the cobb! You do some divine high class hollering!
My wife gets so tickled watching you.
Ummm, how would I go about making a suggestion for a video to watch? Just say so on here and hope you see it?
@@TheCharismaticVoice your faith in yourself is inspirational. lol
the joy of watching someone, an opera singer nonetheless, listen to and analyze one of my favorite bands. Amazing.
her in the beginning: 'his voice is so smooth"
me: 'wait for it ... just wait for it'
I actually said, "Oh just wait... ahh don't pause it there!!" 😆
D
That's it, she's required by law to go to jail.
I've been grinning this whole time like "She's in for a ride"
next on playlist,'by demons be driven"
I’ve heard this song a bazillion times and never noticed the echo of the “sss” in “gates” at the beginning of the guitar solo. Great ears
I literally took a mixing masterclass which we mixed this song, and the instructor (who was a veteran professional engineer) had us do two mixes, one where we try to match as closely as possible to the original, and one where you try to entirely do your own thing. The instructor didn't even notice that, not one person did that delay on the S.
Agreed. Bazillions. Never noticed. Gurl is good
Yep, been listening to many of the metal songs she has "reacted to" for the last thirty years or more, & I love her pointing things out I always enjoyed, but didn't appreciate it.
I thought the same thing to myself, I never noticed it before.
@@ossiehalvorson7702 what masterclass is that? i would love to do something like that
i've always been fascinated with the decisions people make to get the sound they are envisioning
I'm a 65 year old metal head, and without a doubt, dime truly loved playing the guitar more than any other guitarist I have ever seen, and I've seen a BUNCH!!!! R.I.P DIME and VINNIE
very unnecessary comment considering he was voicing his personal opinion based on guitarists he has seen. did mommy not hug you enough?@mrhyde119
@mrhyde119*correct
EVH aswell, both legends .. RIP ❤️🍻
Dunno. Jimi spoke thru his guitar.
I like how I've listened to this song hundreds of times and jammed out appreciating it, rocking out, as a dummy not knowing why. To have this level of analysis by someone who's trained to reinforce the greatness of talent/skill is fantastic.
He was buried with Eddy VH’s guitar ... which was put in his casket by Eddy VH at his funeral ... he’s not a guitar legend ... he’s a guitar God.
Yeh. Dimebag's partner asked Eddie to put together a black and yellow striped guitar as that was Dimebags favorite guitar Eddie had used. At the funeral Eddie bought the original from 1979 and said "An original deserves an original". So awesome.
R.i.P to both of them, legends who will continue to inspire generations of guitarists 🎸 💗
Wasn't put in by eddie he said it in an interview he didn't want to see dime in the casket he wanted to remember dime the way he was alive
Rita put the guitar in the casket, the casket was in the next room. Dime was going to buy the original guitar from Eddie for 30,00 0 $ but Eddie wouldn't part with it, so Eddie had a duplicate made. At Dimes funeral Eddie hands Rita the original guitar, Rita walks in and puts it in the casket and saids ..." BABY YOU GOT THE ONE " referring to the one he wanted, the original...
They are both trading solos in heaven...
Every Panthers fan was thinking “wait to you hear what’s next” when she mentions how she loves the way Phil’s voice goes with Dimes guitar.
I kept saying this over and over during this video. Grinning like an idiot. "Oh just wait. You won't believe what's next." Didn't disappoint.
Oh yeah 🤘🏼 you can see when she hit the O moment 😂🙌🏼
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this is what i was thinking
😂 that was definitely me going, “oh, just you wait. Just you wait!”
the secret to happiness is knowing one day, dimebag will greet us at the cemetery gates
Damn, never thought bout that. Looking forward to death now. Thanks.
does that go for up and down stairs? cause im deffinatty heading south.
i can imagine that like '' hello you beautifull bastards , my beard is breaded and pink , I am Dime and this is the heavy metal graveyard, have a cold one with Dio over there
Well damn. I don't plan on going to a cemetery
Sass mate, you fackin druggo
I just saw Pantera at Ford Field in Detroit Michigan two weeks ago. I was wondering if Phil would still have a good solid voice after all these years and HE WAS ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC!!! The entire band did not disappoint. Thank you for this review I love how excited you got!!! 😂😊
My buddy and I saw them with Lamb of God at the beginning of the tour and we were just as impressed. Old man's still got it haha RIP Dime and Vinny \M/
Dimebag Darrell is one of the best guitar players of all time. RIP.
100% TRUTH.
@@TankTheTech ayyy, das rite!
I was returning to my store after delivering my pizza's. I was on Dobson Rd at Broadway waiting for the light, listening to KUPD in my Wrangler, & this shooting star streaks across the sky from East to West, next moment the radio announced him being shot. Will never forget.
The pinicle of metal and musicianship. Rip Abbott bros.
I haven’t driven on Sinclair since the shooting. Never went back to the Al Rosa. Still haven’t recovered.
Not one of the best..... THE Best!
God, Pantera fucking rules.
The “Cowboys from hell”/“thought they were a country band” line is absolutely hilarious.
Have you heard the Okeefe Music Foundation covers of a few of their songs? It may be off putting to a fan, but I love seeing these kids rock out.
Country. Ha ha ha ha. Has she been living under a rock?
Well, one could argue they do sound like cowboys from hell...
Dimebag Darrell was in a league all his own. He was able to make sounds on the guitar was godly. He is sorely missed.
You meant to say "emotions" on the guitar brother 🤘 He was THE BEST at it!
@@derikroy1646 steve vai and Halen, dont forget Zack Wylde
@@TheTaylorrox1 not a patch on dimebag
Not to take anything away from Dimebag's ability to play solos, but for this song what always keeps my attention is the band playing behind the solo. I really like the central riff of the song.
@@TheTaylorrox1 wylde is pretty awful, just pentatonics, harmonics and wah, nothing on dime bag
Dime bag Darrell is something else he has been recognised as one of the best Acoustic guitar players ever and there riffs are so creative RESPECT DIME BAG DARRELL!!!!
I've been a metalhead my entire life. She's adding so much to my appreciation of one of my favorite songs.
I like how she looks like she is having her virginity stolen in the nicest way possible... by metal 🤘🏾
Same here, and it is so cool to see someone appreciate the music and talent
Exactly my feeling. I feel like I experienced this song for the first time - again!
Devin townsend, corey taylor, n Phil are the singers that got me into metal back in early 2000s. N got me threw highschool
Amen brother. I'm right there with you man, she is a great person to do this mess and explain what is going on under the musical notes being played and vocals being sung. She's a badass chick indeed. Bravo ma'am! I dubb you a metal babe miss badass.
When Phil was younger, before decades of drugs, alcohol, and abuse took their toll, he was one of the greatest metal vocalists ever
Still is
Phil alone destroyed Pantera cause he could not get over his drug and alcohol abuse.
@@DarKKnightt07 I've experienced long term pain off and on my whole life mostly with my back and had a couple of surgeries on my back. Average of 4 months of 24/7 of the only thing on your brain is pain,pain pain. And I couldn't do anything but be alone . And because of being an addict myself I never got painkillers from any doctor. So much pain I never slept. My longest bout with pain and the worst time was nine months. At least he had the cash to use street drugs because they get expensive after while. It's that or always thinking why am I being punished?? And the thought of should I kill myself every so often. Especially when weeks into the pain episode through out my life. I know exactly how he felt. You wouldn't say this if you've experienced kill myself pain.
@@DarKKnightt07 Rex said the brothers were a problem too, and Rex didn't want to work with them anymore either, so he joined Down with Phil. Dime was a huge alcoholic, and that would have eventually become a further problem too, though it already was.
One of my two favourite vocalists ever, the other being Layne Staley
You didn't hear the full song. This might be a short radio version. The album version has an intro with the piano, that is so beautiful. Great harmony. RIP Abbott brothers.
Yeah, that intro makes it even better because when that riff hits, it hits *HARD*
yes the intro is gorgeous
I saw Vinnie for the last time in 2016 with Hellyeah in Jacksonville FL. He was still a machine.
Piano?? Lol
@@ninjaprime82 there guitar, bass and piano in there for the intro
RIP Dimebag Darrell Abbot. I hope you and Vinnie are up there Killin it.
Almost 20 years later and Dime is still blowing people away from beyond the grave. Truly one of kind!
Borther
fren
Well guitar skill isn't something technologic or developing thing with time, (i mean, the world only have 1 Van Halen, not 200)
So this shit will be always lit, and i mean ALWAYS.
Elizabeth after Phil's first high note, near the end of the song: "That was fantastic!"
Me: "Wait for it..."
I was thinking the same. BUT WAIT!!!!!!! There more to come!!!!!
I know. She kept pausing it even before dimebags reply n I was just like girl let it play, you'll get your climax lol
Hooooold!
@@benmiller5015 right, 57 pauses for 5 seconds of song was killing me.
Her: Oh, and there’s another one.
Me: [sips tea] Ummm... mm-hm... uhhh... there’s a... there’s...
This song is literally the stages of grief
It carefully navigates pain, numbness, denial and anger, and ultimately some form of reluctant acceptance.
Truth.
@@J.C... just because you don't experience certain emotions or stages, doesn't mean it's BS.
@@J.C... did I strike a chord there buster? I have no need to read studies on the theory of stages of grief. I study economic principals and market reaction. But if you actually would like to have civilized conversations with people, you would do best to not sound and act like such a miserable person.
@@civilwarwasaninsidejob7405 Geez...tonedeaf much?
@@whythatspreposterous he’s not being tonedeaf, he’s just telling it how it is
It's so awesome to someone truly appreciate one of the best bands ever 😁
I hope this is a part of your Playlist now ✌️
"its almost like the guitar is another singer" and there you have it.
RIP Dimebag
Could not possibly say it any better. You win the reaction game.
IT IS!
Welcome to Metal.
Awesome anology Dime is the best!
"It's hard to be able to quantify how good that was."
Truer words have never been said....
Right?
“The guitar is like another voice” is the best way to describe how dime played guitar. He was the best at what he did and no one came even close.
100% agree
Absolutely
Phil's dynamics are incredible. He can go from that sweet clean to growling in one breath
To answer your question in this video, “Dimebag” Darrell Abbott was God level guitar hero to so many! May he rest in power.
He got his own level on Guitar Hero. A guitar God, indeed.
He could make a guitar speak to your soul directly. RIP the real guitar hero
He’s on Metals Mount Rushmore, no doubt with Hetfield, Mustaine and Iommi
Dimebag was great. Gave his heart and soul for Pantera. He was broken, when Phil dropped out.
I can’t imagine a power trio that could hold him , Rex, and Vinny Paul’s jock. Dime being the ONLY guitarist in the band is insane. Rex was the most locked bassist ever.
It breaks my heart when I see this video and know that two if the sweetest people in metal are gone. RIP Dime and Vinnie Paul.
Vinnie was a regular at an El Chico in Arlington of all places. Noon on Sunday like clockwork. Unless you were from DFW, it's just hard to explain what this band means to us! Cowboys is literally our theme song...
😭 Right on
I never heard of Vinnie Paul dying. They play as Hell Yeah...
And that the white supremacist lead singer keeps staining their legacy
Fair to say the guitarist was a virtuoso. Huge talent, complex musician. His murder was a tremendous loss!
The day dimebag died, we blasted Pantera in our dorm room literally all night long and no one complained. Dude was amazing. In my top 5 of best guitarists of all time
Dimebag is one of the great ones. RIP to him
F
Dimebag is my hero. :')
RIP Dimebag
RIP Dimebag. A legend beyond legends.
"This voice is smooth, almost like jazz"
Oh you sweet summer child lmao
She needs to listen to "The Great Southern Trendkill" lol
@@leonardokwasnik5107 lol I commented on someone else's saying this exact thing.
Need to watch Pantera - Domination live in Moscow. Get the other side!
She looks like the good girl that fell in love with her 1st "bad boy". Welcome to 80s big hair metal
Exactly what I was thinkin like hold tf on
It’s so beautiful seeing someone who doesn’t listen to metal just getting in to the spirt, thank you! You’re amazing!
Hard Rock and Heavy Metal is my life
This some was released in 1990 the year that I was born
Agree completely. I was severely moved as she absorbed it all
Get right into spirt eye boy
@@brianpatrickreddington1750 me too brother
Phil can truly sing man, he rarely showed this side of his voice which is a shame. Would’ve loved to hear more singing like this.
Wait until you hear Five Finger Death Punch and Opeth. Holy sht! You’re welcome.
@@hardtymz2517lol, ffdp compared to Pantera.
They’re a cheap rip off if I’m being honest.
@@DocRoc94 hey!! They’re ALL good, just at different levels. Lol
@@hardtymz2517 I’m hardly an elitist, but ffdp just isn’t good, man.
Yeah, too bad He left em hi n dry.😊
"Its almost like the guitar is another singer"
This is the first of your videos I've ever seen, and I and all metalheads who ever were and ever will be, welcome you to metal 🤘🏽
You nailed it. In most forms of music, the instrumentation sets the backdrop for the lyrics or helps to better showcase a specific musician, but in every form of metal even the instruments leap forward from the recording to grab at you and tell you this tale. Thats what makes metal special, every musician plays a role, every instrument plays a role, and they all serve the metal. Welcome.
In his prime, Phil was absolutely one of the best metal singers. His range from power metal to black screams was masterful.
Facts....
The hair metal years paid off and helped once pantera went in the metal direction
That guy still has it...have you heard Scour?
This is the face of someone hearing a legendary band for the first time.
And getting one of the best songs in the catalog.
I loved watching her face during Dime's guitar solo! Lol. You could tell it watch pure appreciation and amazement.
This was the first Pantera song I stumbled on forever ago. My expressions weren't much different. I felt pretty funny in my pants too.
That’s a good point Jon snow. That was the face I made when I heard pantera for the first time over 20 years ago... wow I’m old
lord commander
Watching someone witness Pantera for the first time, and being so taken with it, makes me appreciate Pantera so much more even though I've been listening to them for over half my life now. Amazing.
It was actually really fun! She just provided a therapy for us all who never really had a place to express how it affected each of us as even though we all shared in the loss everyone has a personal story and meaning! One song can mean something so different between us and when and where it brings us to and how or why it got us through some moment in time and YET EVERY SINGLE ONE IS CORRECT!
IT APPLIES ACROSS THE BOARD TO EACH OF US EQUALLY!
And seeing her reaction for me just made it the first time in a long time that I can listen without the sadness I seemed to feel like I was required to carry out of respect and was like Dime & Vin saying through her... it's okay! We know you guys rode for us so it's cool to listen again and laugh, enjoy and get back to smashing shit with a smile!
For me anyway! I can only hope the same finds its way to anyone else that might need that as well!
She just opened a window I had shut for awhile and said it's cool to let some air in again!
I was like.... Oh yeah!
So I thank her! A TON!
I Sadly never got too see Pantera but I did see Phil Band and it was Amazing cause they did a whole Pantera set. 🤗🤗🤗
I want to see the entire world through her eyes-such appreciation and wonder and openness. She's delightful.
This was my first pantera song too, and I was blown away by it also. That’s why I’m watching this video now, wondering why I never gave them a listen before
This happened to me once before with some rap critic that randomly got recommended to me reacting to hearing Rage Against the Machine the first time. "Wait, this rapper thinks it's awesome too?!" I was waiting for him to put the band down and then he freaked out over the bass line and then the solo.
15:30 that soft, slow eye blink shows you just how much she is in her element.
Your reactions to this song are what every metalhead dreams of seeing when they introduce someone else to this.
Yesss
Absolutely
Accurate as fuck.
Yup
@@Misanthrope84 Nice profile pic bro👊
I love that she’s picking up and explaining the things that are going on that we’re picking up subconsciously. Like ‘So THAT’s why that part gives me chills!’
yessss!
Dimebag Darrell Abbott, recorded the cemetery gates solo in one take, after he came home drunk one night. Then put it into this song. Fun Fact.
I believe it
He also had no idea he had even recorded it until the next day.
Is that for real?..
@@nickpeavy6554 yes sir haha
Ohh yeah he actually did three and the first one was it lol drunken master!!!
Cemetry Gates was obviously produced before Dime Bag Darrel was shot!, you got to hand it to them this is a Musical Masterpiece Respect All in Pantera! We Love you guys!!
"It's like the peace of dying vs the angst of dying"
-Yeah, she definitely gets it
“This is not country”
Damn right, darlin’.
Welcome to the pit.
This is great
Well, the where known as "the cowboys from hell"..and cowboys are country so I can understand her thinking they might be country before ever hearing them.
Not 90s smooth jazz either. . Love it when the uninitiated hear this song for the first time. It is not country but his voice sounds like 90s smooth jazz and I am thinking wait for it.
Great comment!!! 😂
We got a permit for a pit
So we dug a big pit
We just dug a pit
after the initial reaction all I kept thinking was "I can't wait 'til she gets to THE WAIL, omgomgomg"
Was NOT disappointed. That exhale at 18:16 is everything.
Wish I could listen to Pantera for the first time again, but this will do
I was thinking about saying that 2mins ago
One of the reasons I like these videos is because I can't experience this the first time again I can at least watch someone else do it. Still epic asf
But isn't listening to Pantera like listening to it for the first time every time?
Gives me shivers and tremendous happiness to have a person who understands and is in awe of what we all literally hold as gods music foelife, y'all ..she put her judgment aside and listened truly !!!great music is great music ,..Pantera love
I mean come on guys ,Phil played his vocals like dime played the guitar, in GOD mode!!!
that was battle!
Its a shame after this album he could never sing like this again.
Oh, back then Phil was one of the 5 greatest Metal singers. You should listen to the *Power Metal* album. The songs aren't as great but Phil sounds like a cross between Rob Halford and Geoff Tate the entire album.
@@marklisowski689 Drugs ruined everything
Phil was the best singer in metal
Most folks don't realize how truly talented most big name metal bands are. All they hear are loud distorted electric guitars and "screaming".
Cradle of filth. Just saying lol
I agree but there’s a lot of good metal and underrated bands outside the big players if anyone would like some suggestions hmu.
and I am glad they dont realize... let them with their sh*t music...
@@mmotorhead I feel the same. But the other side of me is baffled at how these "musically challenged" folks think the artists they admire are talented.
@@TRH1969 it would be a waste of the time to convince someone who didnt grew up into heavy music... like you said... it will be only noise and screaming...
As a long time guitar player and Pantera fan, it's great to see someone who wouldn't normally listen to music like this be able to appreciate the amazing musicianship that went in to this song. Great video! RIP Dimebag Darrell 🙏
Great metal really shares a lot of elements with classical music. That's why I was excited to see her reaction too. There will never be another like Dimebag, he will always be in a league by himself. Still get chills from his solo like 20 years after first hearing this song
This is definitely my favorite reaction of all time. Your facial expressions say it all! Love it thanks for sharing.
RIP Dime and Vinnie 🤘
I love describing Phil's voice as smooth jazz. His voice now, after years of smoking and whiskey, sounds like the voice of a black hole in space
Layers of grit.... lady has NO idea haha.
His new shit is downright evil sounding
He's still a great Singer and now has more layers that's all
His latest work, Scour - Black, is a masterpiece.
He sounded great on the final Slayer tour.
At 11:35, you pointed out that delay effect on the vocal. I've listened to this song hundreds of times and never noticed it. Now I will always hear it. Thanks for that.
Same iv listened to this song countless times and heard it for the first time when she pointed it out !!
Yeah because the guitar solo starts!
Literally told myself that after she said that this lady is awesome
Legit!! I can think back on the song and acknowledge I vaguely remember it, but if I was on a game show, I would've got it wrong. Lol
Whoa! Wish I understood the music I love... Ah well, back to my blissful ignorance!
Love how she comes for the vocals and ends up being equally impressed with the guitarist.
That’s the sign of true greatness.
Never forget seeing Phil and Dime in the early nineties. They were amazing!
My band moved to Dallas back when Pantera was a hairband. Saw them many times.
Its frustrating when people don't see the master pieces in rock music. This song is another master piece that will live on for decades.
Agreed, Very taxing as far as live performances go, this was a problem for Phil.
Centuries. Well we can hope
It's up there with Metallica's One and Slipknot's Snuff
@@sirsir9665 Hold on I just threw up a little in my mouth I gotta get something to drink....ok before I fall sick again.....Slip knot and One? there it is again I have the psychedelic yawns again I gotta go, take care
“Will live on forever”*
I'm guessing everyone else here was stoked to see her reaction for the ending high notes. And especially excited to see her reaction of them getting higher and higher. 😆
Yes
Haha! Yep
Yup lol. I couldn’t wait for that part. It was worth it
I love this song so much, to my core. I'm loving seeing her react to all these songs that I've grown up with! I was excited for her to hear the guitar parts because this song inspired me to learn how to play.
Waiting for that the entire time, Phil and Dimes interpretation of duelling banjos haha
This song could be considered Phil Anselmo's vocal masterpiece.
"Good friends and a bottle of pills"
@@america1st721 *ROTFL* :D
Too bad his voice now days sounds like a cement mixer with bad bearings. GLAD I got to see and hear them back in the day!
I sure didn't expect it the first time I heard it
Not just his, a vocal masterpiece in all of music.
So I loved this song when I was 15 in 95 and it still gives me chills. I can tell it does for her as well lol.
Damn this woman is good. She says “Phil’s voice almost sounds like smooth jazz” and it just so happens that Phil is from New Orleans
Good observation, same with Axl Rose, he has a real bluesy tone in his voice, almost country, you can hear it in sweet child o mine.
A lot of rock/ metal singers don't get the recognition for how incredible their voices are.
oh man I never connected that!
@@ighfee plenty of people acknowledge Axl lol
NOLA ❤️
@@foomonchu6662 Well in some since yes and some since no, I believe a lot of people think that Rose and the like are simply screaming out the lyrics. They don’t listen to the dynamics and realize how much skill it takes to tell the story/evoke emotion with such volume while actually hitting notes.
Pantera was a f*cking precision machine!
R.I.P Dime and Vinnie.
Brutal precise powerful sound with groove could mosh too. RIP PanterA
@@Walksthewalk why RIP pantera?
@@MyNameIsForegone because the founders are both dead and buried. Band was lead by Darrell. Even Vinnie said never be Pantera after Dimes murder.
I've been a diehard Pantera fan for about 30 years......the way you described this made me fall in love with them all over again. Seeing your reaction reminded me of exactly how it felt hearing Pantera for the first time. Literally brought tears to my eyes. Thank You SO MUCH!! Great video!!!
so well said
Still sobbing
Same!
I remember seeing them coming out of their glam phase, opening for Deadhorse in Houston, at The Abyss. It was when they had finally cemented this sound, but hadn't produced Cowboys, yet. Young, 13 year-old me was ready for these guys to get the fuck off the stage, for Deadhorse to play.
same brother