I feel sad that nobody is talking about Phil; His vocals were badass when needed, and soothing the other time. The whole band was perfect, Dime, Vinnie, Rex, oh man, they kicked
Yeah phil kicks ass, mean sure when phil was on drugs which was most of the time, his singing was bad live but goddam I would say the best band fucking ever man
I'm so pissed for losing it, but I had a tape of Phil singing with Lillian Axe from way back in the day. It was a shitty, garage type recording before any of them did anything, but his vocals stood out over everything. Without trying to sound "funny" the dude had a beautiful voice and his range was incredible. He sang "Letters in the Rain" and "circle" something, I think....I can't remember the Lillian Axe tunes. Your comment reminded me of that. Now I'm pissed all over again.
Phil is one of the most versatile heavy metal singers of all time, a great lyric writer, an honest man, and just happened to be a key member of arguably the most innovative and powerful metal band in history. You may think people aren't talking about him, but I'm an enormous fan of the guy.
I always said “people don’t realize how massive Pantera was (is)”. They had a number one fucking album in the height of the grunge scene. When everyone was saying “metal is dead” Phil and the boys were feeding the world some dick. The Kings Of Metal. Make no fucking mistake. 🤘🏻
Timelines have so many perspectives. It really depends on where ya from and what music ya listen too. Like I'm sure that rap was doing great in the 90s too along with pop but people don't talk about that.
@@EvAn-tm3yb rap and pop we’re doing great too. But at this particular time, grunge was ruling the world. It had so much influence that even pop stars and rappers were wearing flannel. Lol. My point is, Metal was supposedly “dead” at this time in music. All the hair metal bands had given way to the angsty grunge kids. Even real metal bands like Slayer and Metallica were having a tough go at it. Metallica should’ve been the one to lead the metal charge. Instead, they cut their hair and started wearing makeup. They became the posers they despised. Pantera picked up the metal flag and flew it through the 90’s. When no one else had the minerals to do it. That’s all I’m saying. That’s my point. 👊🏻
@@jeffh123 don’t know what life you were living, but Pantera was packing stadiums and amphitheater’s in 94 supporting Far Beyond Driven (#1 album). Saw them in 94 in Nashville at the Starwood Amphitheater. Had backstage passes and got to party with Pantera and Prong. Yeah, Metallica prob didn’t start their full on poser look til a little later in the grunge scene. But they had laid the groundwork to pussification much earlier. Starting with the Black Album in 91. Up until that point, they were a thrash band. Not to say the Black Album was total shit, but it did disappoint a huge part of their fan base that were thrashers. But by this point, the mainstream metal community and the masses had made Metallica their own. But they were continually softening up whilst Pantera was doing the opposite. Metallica started out brutal and became posers. Pantera started out posers and became brutal. That’s why a lot of hardcore metal fans jumped on the Pantera bandwagon during the 90’s. I’m glad Metallica found their way back eventually. Everyone I knew in the 90’s loved Pantera. They were huge. To say “a lot of people didn’t know Pantera in 96” is laughable. They were at their peak. Either you’re from a small town or weren’t very engaged in the music scene back then. I guess it’s all a matter of perspective. But from where I stand, Pantera were the Kings of Metal in the 90’s. 🤘🏻
@@jeffh123 sorry, didn’t mean to come off as a douche bag. But reading it back, I guess I was a lil fired up. 😂 Like I said man, it’s just a matter of perspective. We all have our own viewpoints and opinions. It’s all good. Nobody is right or wrong. It’s just how you saw it and experienced it. My experience was a little different. But the bottom line is we both like Pantera. And in the end, that’s all that really matters 👊🏻. Can’t we all just get a bong ? 🤣🤘🏻
0:06 Becoming 4:53 Primal Concrete Sledge 8:29 Slaughtered 9:52 I'll cast a shadow 12:23 By Demons be driven 8:06 (Phil forgets the title 'Slaughtered')
@@jeremynewton7640 there have been many years since they probably played it, let's not forget he abused so many drugs for years, just think about how bad the alcohol alone fucked up his brain,plus he was dead for 5-10 minutes, so there was a least a bit of brain damage
of course he does. it sucks that the two guys he was beefing with died. that shit's rough, because they're brothers. i'm sure they talked a little but they weren't over it. real sad. i still don't regret my cheesy Pantera tattoo. Everyone says it's cool as fuck.
true say friend... cant even find the words, but phil is feeling it. he;s a good man. I feel his pain and i hope he's happy. dudes a fuckin badass who bares a LOT.
@@lessthanhumanmusic3410 interpretation. I view that song different because ive been on that ride before. Its supposed to be all over the place because thats the reality of the scenario. I dont name bad pantera songs because i dont know any. There are some i prefer over others.
Jesus Christ ever since I caught Pantera doing live shows again on UA-cam I've been on a full blown Pantera binge again. I can't stop. Their music's in my bones man. I'm a lifer.
Fuck yes brother! That ending with dime on the whammy. I watch that vid all the time. Especially on the beers 🍻 I'd sit and watch in awe, this great man and his great brother smashing that out. Hands down the meanest vid of all time. PANTERRRRAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!
It had to be difficult for Vinnie to move past. Nobody blames Phil or should blame him for what happened to Dime. But his words infected a psychopath and lead him to that awful moment.
@@frankcastle1221 Phil's words had nothing to do with it. Phil said "Dime deserves to be severely beaten," something I have said about my own brother many times... Gale shot Dime because he was convinced that Pantera was stealing his thoughts because he was mentally unstable. Regardless, Phil had been trying to talk to Vince for years and Vince was stubborn and blamed Phil because he was bitter over Phil pretty much deciding Pantera was over
Yeah, it was a really awful thing to see. The story of Pantera and it's breakup and the aftermath of it's breakup is definitely one of the craziest in all of metal. Very tragic.
@@voodoocustompickups2547 Even though I always wanted them to make peace, I never could blame Vinnie for refusing to do so. You can't expect someone to be reasonable while they're in pain, and you can literally see how ever since Dime's murder something inside him always hurted. A situation that can't be solved with logic. Damn shame.
Revolver, for the love of all things unholy PLEASE RELEASE THE FULL INTERVIEW ALL READY! These little snippets has been going on for a couple of months now
You can see how Phil is in a special moment in his life, I've been noticing this for some years from now, don't know what happen or happened to him but I feel like he is in very deep touch with life with himself and others, I have the feeling like he is a very spiritual person
Especially with what he’s been through…I just couldn’t picture him being anything other than this wise, grounded guy with always something good to say. Good god do I love pantera 🤙🏻
Yeah, that's what I've been noticing too. He's leaving that "uber-macho-racist" persona and reconnecting with what made him truly great. When you literally die from drugs that you get into to treat your back pain, you come back with serious trauma. No wonder those guys got progressively estranged, Phil was going through some serious internal transformations/doubts/revolts, those kinds of stuff not even you yourself understand. And now it seems like he "understands". He can speak of when he entered the band, the period in which HE STILL WORE SPANDAX and sang VERY HIGH notes, with fondness, reminisce and connect. He can speak about the lyrics on No Good and say it was "ridiculous". He sounds like a man in peace, a whole person, instead of the fractured and troubled person he ended up being in years prior. That is commendable, and makes him more likeable.
Drag the waters is a song that you can play for a non Pantera fan, maybe not even a metal head and you can communicate what Pantera is as far as their attitude and style and aggression that is controlled and then let loose in an artistic way. Doesnt sound 'metal' to say but Pantera 's music is the creative lifeblood of thrash/groove metal music whatever name you wanna tag it with. Those album that music will live forever. Those guys were ARE at a different place compared to their peers, up with the Zep, Slayer, Metallica and Iron Maiden. They belong up those guys.
Every single day I miss the two greatest metal musicians of all time! Either alone was badass! But together they played off each other like no brother team ever! I miss them like I miss my momma!
@@rtomas47 I heard that he was heaviest into heroin the last couple years of Pantera, around the time that Reinventing The Steel was being written and recorded.
This band changed my life forever, and still to this day I have never found a band near the amazing feeling I get when I play their songs. It's sad how it all ended and I wish for peace for all of them The greatest rock band that made me a Metal head forever!!!
@@BigTyronie Yeah Vinnie had once said that he hadn't listened to some of the songs since the day they recorded them at the studio. Considering how Anselmo actively does En Minor and Illegals, it must be hard to remember so many different song names like we do while listening to them all the time
Phil had a lot of songs to remember. Plus I know for a fact Phil has some health issues that fuck with his memory and that's all I'll say. It would do the same to all of us.
"Slaughtered" is directly responsible for 20% of my muscle mass. The squadron I worked with in the Navy (while in Japan) would wake up to Pantera on the bus ride from the barracks to the hangars
Phil and pantera as a whole were just in a different league to everyone not only back then but still today. No band was tighter, heavier and not one song sounded boring or repetitive because they were super talented musicians. I could listen to Phil talk all day about them. Pantera forever never to be equalled. 🤘
Can’t change the past man. He said some disposable shit and cost us fans Pan-freaking-Tera. If Dime had not been assassinated I’m very confident, pantera would have made up.
@@jamesbailey3431 You sure man? I’m not sure Dime and especially Vinnie would have ever spoken to him again. He said some pretty nasty stuff in interviews about Dime yeah, even if he later apologized for it.
Guys come on..... Its 2021.... *BOTH SIDES TALKED SHIT EXACTLY LIKE A MILLION OTHER BANDS THAT BROKE UP.* Period. How many decades will it take this fan base to understand the break up was blown outta proportion to sell magazines and get clicks?? I meam come on. And we already know DAMAGEPLAN was breaking up and Pantera was going to reunite. The whole reason theirs mo vovals on the Damageplan 2 songs is because Pat refused to do vocals and the brothers were done with him.
I've always said that Vinnie was the best metal drummer to ever pick up the sticks! he was innovative, technical, and most importantly, never stole the song! Thanks Phil for giving cred where its due
God do I miss Pantera shows!!!! Everytime they came through Chicago Me and my buddies were all there! It was the biggest party in town! The most energy I’ve EVER SEEN a band give on stage and that translated to 2 or 2.5 hours of NON-STOP movement from the audience! Best times of my life!
That’s how it was for us in Ohio into ft Wayne . We’d do to every tour and have a blast . We took it for granted . That magic is not to be found anywhere now
@@techdeathhippie6319 Yeah, i can enjoy watching their shows in UA-cam, their tightness and power was unmatched, one of the greatest live bands ever. Only comparable in my opinion to 80s Metallica. Those two actually are my favorite bands, along with Megadeth.
I cant tell you how great it feels to see Phil like this. It is so nice to see him happy. He's a changed man but kept all the best parts that we all love. This is inspiring to say the least.
My favorite ones in every album Cowboys- Cemetery gates Vulgar- Regular people Far Beyond- Use my third arm Trendkill- 10s Reinveinting- Goddamn electric
My personal favorite from each album. Cowboys from hell- heresy Vulgar Display of power- Mouth for war Far Beyond Driven- 5 minutes alone The Great southern trendkill- 13 steps to nowhere Re-inventing the steel- Yesterday don't mean shit.
I truly love Phil. He a musician’s musician. The knowledge he drops about all genres comes across he loves music and this is felt in all the bands that cat has been in. 🤘🏻
Rise changed things for me. That's when I realized I wasn't the only one who felt the same way. The song is still so devastatingly true. It gives me strength and confidence! Thank you.
@@sonvult583 yeah cuz no one has made as many metal albums as Phil, outside of pantera n down, Phil played in a shit ton of underground bands n even had albums that he played everything on the albums
wow all the Phil fanboys can calm your tits, there are lots of people more knowledgeable about metal fucking aye he can't even remember his own songs! but ya'll go on thinking he's the metal oracle.
It's like 90s Phil is back ... finally. Sober and obviously healthy. It's good to hear & see him like this, especially after 'that' incident at the Dimebash, which was really sad and shocking. 😕 My favorite Heavy (Groove) Metal singer of all time! ❤ Anyway... great video from Revolver - keep up the good work! 🙂 👍
It's hard for me to pick my favorite album, let alone 5 songs!! They're all masterpieces. I'm in my 40's and have been living, breathing, and bleeding Pantera since I was 13. Thank you for the music. 🙏
My top 5 is: -Underground in America -Regular People -Slaughtered -We'll grind this axe -Domination **Tried to use a song from all their main albums ha**
My favorites gotta be: The entirety of Trendkill Use My Third Arm Shedding Skin Hellbound Uplift Love PanterA, Trendkill is the best in my opinion. Showing love to anyone who reads this, have a good day knowing that you love the best frontman and band of all time. Relax and have a drink yall🤘🏼
Damn I miss those guys. Pantera is a huge part of my teenage years. I got into metal music and learned how to play guitar because of this band. I still listen to them all the time. RIP Dimebag and Vinny
I miss pantera with mywhiloe being. Sometimesi get sad knowing I’ll never see that magic live again . Fuck we need that these days more than ever . But nooe
@@kornelva did you ever see pantera ? The larger than life vibe at their huge shows was like they were suns burning on the stage . The music beyond . There is some great music out there . But if saw pantera and the SHOW it was unreal beyond words . But there is great bands still they are great . But beyond was pantera . If you saw them then I know you know brother . But ya that link was killer fr
Man im still not over it and with Vinnie passing its a shame, my older brother just had a major heart attack its his second hes 44 never leave loved ones on a sour note, you never know wtf the next day brings you
Im 38 now. And I remember growing up on the navajo reservation and all the metal heads talking about pantera. I had no electricity or tv. And I was in town visiting my aunt who had cable tv. I saw the Walk video on MTV. And I thought for the longest time that Phil Anselmo was Dimebag Darrell. The legend of Dimebag I thought he was the guitarist and singer. But later from a guitar tab magazine I found out Phil anselmo was the singer. My mind was blown! lol
It's tough to pick only 5, but my choice would be: - The Great Southern Trendkill - Strenght Beyond Strenght - Becoming - Use My Third Arm - Mouth For War
I’ve always liked Pantera since I was 13. I’m 24 and for some reason I love them now they are my favorite band of all time. It’s cool that alot fans feel the exact same way. Something about Dimes playing inspired me to learn all their songs. It’s crazy how they are no more 😢 was
This was a cool interview. Since I just started listening to these guys my top 5 are : 1.avoid the light 2.slaughtered 3.floods 4.suicide note 1-2 5. 5 mins alone
I WAS a massive Metallica fan in those days, then Pantera came along, and I was like WOW, my new favorite band! Ever since they have remained my favorite of all time! Wish all the love to Phil, and Rex! Hopefully you guys can talk some more on things one day!
I feel the same way,I have so much love for these guys on a personal level.Watching the Vulgar videos was one of the greatest moments ever to me,I'm so glad they shared those with us!
Dude! Same! Then I think, nah man, I’d just be star struck the entire time and he’d think I was some weird mother fucker! My favorite frontman of all time!
I commented on this video and had someone comment back claiming to be Phil. Not sure about that one lol. It appears I am the only person this poster responded to, which would be weird if it were, in fact, the real Phil Anselmo.
Phil is blessed. He got to jam with Dime and Vinnie. My favorites were: Revolution is my name, Becoming, Cemetery Gates, Domination, and The Badge (The Crow Soundtrack).
The best concert I’ve ever been to. The band had a keg of beer on stage passing beers to the crowd, and Phil called out someone pass him a joint and took the biggest hit I’ve ever seen in between songs Epic!
MAN..... I LOVE ME SOME PANTERA! NOW HERE'S THE THING THESE RESIDUAL BANDS THAT LOST MEMBERS AND DIVIDED. I HAVE TO SAY THAT PEPPER KEENAN, PHIL AND THE REST OF PANTERA AND CORROSION OF COMFORMITY CAME TOGETHER AND FORMED THE BADDEST BAND EVER "DOWN" WOW! WHAT A SOUND THESE GUYS PRODUCED IT WAS ABSOLUTELY DYNAMIC TO ME THESE JOINING OF THE MOST TALENTED. AND PHIL..... I KNOW WHAT YOU'VE BEEN THRU IVE SEEN IT BROTHER BUT YOU TRIUMPHED! YOUR VOICE IS LIKE NO OTHER PHIL....IT IS ABSOLUTELY MESMERIZING TO ME... YOUR LYRICS AND VOICE LIVE IN MY HEAD EVERYDAY MY FINE FRIEND. "STAY UP MY BROTHERS AND ROCK THIS BAND LOUD AND PROUD!" DOWN
I agree that this was a really enjoyable interview and that a Pantera doco would be sick. I'm glad they took the time to pull out Phil's 5 faves; it draws out these cool little stories, that I'm not sure I'd hear otherwise. Thanks guys. Pantera are awesome.Make a doco; see if it makes some money. :)
Saw a gig in '19, Phil let some fans in wheelchairs in between the security cordon and the stage, so they could watch the show aswell. Superhero of Metal.
They let me do that at a Corrosion of Conformity show, and a Gogol Bordello show. And I got a sweet spot on a side catwalk at this old factory for a Clutch show in Tyler, Texas last year. I'm in a wheelchair, so I'll get sweet views sometimes. At a different Clutch show in OKC this year, they put me against the rail in front of Tim the guitar player.
Wow to think how many times I skipped school to grab a new album the day it dropped!!! That’s a memory’s worth of memories! Wish we had more of those days now!
I’m so glad I got to see Pantera back in the day, they was such a special and perfect band, Pantera and Panteras sound is what most metal bands thrive to be and get because there sound was perfection, dang I miss em! R.I.P Dime and Vinnie
Ya know, I’ve moved in and out of religion in my life, but I feel, deep down, that Vince and Dime are together again, and that’s what has brought us the peace that has made the tribute reunion possible. Pantera will live forever
Pantera was my first concert..................I saw them at 12 years old in Biloxi, MS back in December of 96 with Anthax, Coal Chamber and Soilent Green.
Watching the 1989n home videos.. Joe's, no cell phones, just organic fun.. people stage diving, Phil letting his shorts fall off, not giving a ^$.. Sooooo awesome. Kids nowadays will never experience what we got to. I love Phil...always have, always will!
today was the 1st day I really listened to Pantara.....these guys are so great !!!!....Pantara absolutely kills it.....and the reason I decided to watch their videos and live songs, I had a girlfriend back in the day who loved these guys....especially the singer.....without that guy this band would not be......Phil Anselmo is hard core, pure greatness......
Phill really seems like one of the friendliest, chillest, coolest and down to earth Metal Musician, it's really sad to see other people really not seeing the real him
@@silviaplank2066 I've done 2 DOWN meet and greets and yes, he and the whole band are awesome. Phil is a hugger and loves meeting fans. Dave Mustaine on the other hand, charged twice as much for the M&G and clearly wanted to be anywhere else but there, it was a horrible experience that I wish I didn't pay $200 for.
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I feel sad that nobody is talking about Phil; His vocals were badass when needed, and soothing the other time.
The whole band was perfect, Dime, Vinnie, Rex, oh man, they kicked
Yeah phil kicks ass, mean sure when phil was on drugs which was most of the time, his singing was bad live but goddam I would say the best band fucking ever man
I'm so pissed for losing it, but I had a tape of Phil singing with Lillian Axe from way back in the day. It was a shitty, garage type recording before any of them did anything, but his vocals stood out over everything. Without trying to sound "funny" the dude had a beautiful voice and his range was incredible. He sang "Letters in the Rain" and "circle" something, I think....I can't remember the Lillian Axe tunes. Your comment reminded me of that. Now I'm pissed all over again.
He quit pantera...did people forget Phil left? Go back and listen to what Phil said about leaving?
Phil is one of the most versatile heavy metal singers of all time, a great lyric writer, an honest man, and just happened to be a key member of arguably the most innovative and powerful metal band in history. You may think people aren't talking about him, but I'm an enormous fan of the guy.
@@jcass1970
Phil sang for Lillian Axe? I never heard that.
I always said “people don’t realize how massive Pantera was (is)”. They had a number one fucking album in the height of the grunge scene. When everyone was saying “metal is dead” Phil and the boys were feeding the world some dick. The Kings Of Metal. Make no fucking mistake. 🤘🏻
Timelines have so many perspectives. It really depends on where ya from and what music ya listen too. Like I'm sure that rap was doing great in the 90s too along with pop but people don't talk about that.
@@EvAn-tm3yb rap and pop we’re doing great too. But at this particular time, grunge was ruling the world. It had so much influence that even pop stars and rappers were wearing flannel. Lol. My point is, Metal was supposedly “dead” at this time in music. All the hair metal bands had given way to the angsty grunge kids. Even real metal bands like Slayer and Metallica were having a tough go at it. Metallica should’ve been the one to lead the metal charge. Instead, they cut their hair and started wearing makeup. They became the posers they despised. Pantera picked up the metal flag and flew it through the 90’s. When no one else had the minerals to do it. That’s all I’m saying. That’s my point. 👊🏻
100%! He also made Tommy Lee shave his head at their peak hahahah
@@jeffh123 don’t know what life you were living, but Pantera was packing stadiums and amphitheater’s in 94 supporting Far Beyond Driven (#1 album). Saw them in 94 in Nashville at the Starwood Amphitheater. Had backstage passes and got to party with Pantera and Prong. Yeah, Metallica prob didn’t start their full on poser look til a little later in the grunge scene. But they had laid the groundwork to pussification much earlier. Starting with the Black Album in 91. Up until that point, they were a thrash band. Not to say the Black Album was total shit, but it did disappoint a huge part of their fan base that were thrashers. But by this point, the mainstream metal community and the masses had made Metallica their own. But they were continually softening up whilst Pantera was doing the opposite. Metallica started out brutal and became posers. Pantera started out posers and became brutal. That’s why a lot of hardcore metal fans jumped on the Pantera bandwagon during the 90’s. I’m glad Metallica found their way back eventually. Everyone I knew in the 90’s loved Pantera. They were huge. To say “a lot of people didn’t know Pantera in 96” is laughable. They were at their peak. Either you’re from a small town or weren’t very engaged in the music scene back then. I guess it’s all a matter of perspective. But from where I stand, Pantera were the Kings of Metal in the 90’s. 🤘🏻
@@jeffh123 sorry, didn’t mean to come off as a douche bag. But reading it back, I guess I was a lil fired up. 😂
Like I said man, it’s just a matter of perspective. We all have our own viewpoints and opinions. It’s all good. Nobody is right or wrong. It’s just how you saw it and experienced it. My experience was a little different. But the bottom line is we both like Pantera. And in the end, that’s all that really matters 👊🏻. Can’t we all just get a bong ? 🤣🤘🏻
0:06 Becoming
4:53 Primal Concrete Sledge
8:29 Slaughtered
9:52 I'll cast a shadow
12:23 By Demons be driven
8:06 (Phil forgets the title 'Slaughtered')
He got his own song wrong.
He was quoting lyrics from Shedding Skin.
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@@jeremynewton7640 there have been many years since they probably played it, let's not forget he abused so many drugs for years, just think about how bad the alcohol alone fucked up his brain,plus he was dead for 5-10 minutes, so there was a least a bit of brain damage
@@jeremynewton7640 Shedding Skin? Fuck no, that's Slaughtered
Phil really misses Vince, Dime and Pantera. More than we will ever know.
It doesn’t help he and Vinny never reconciled. Phil really wanted to, but Vince wasn’t interested. Such a shame.
Phil took it all for granted and became a prick in the process.
You never appreciate what you have until some other dickhead rides off on it...
Sucks hey
of course he does. it sucks that the two guys he was beefing with died. that shit's rough, because they're brothers. i'm sure they talked a little but they weren't over it. real sad. i still don't regret my cheesy Pantera tattoo. Everyone says it's cool as fuck.
true say friend... cant even find the words, but phil is feeling it. he;s a good man. I feel his pain and i hope he's happy. dudes a fuckin badass who bares a LOT.
There isn't a bad Pantera track. Period.
@@lessthanhumanmusic3410 uh no.
facts facts facts
@@lessthanhumanmusic3410 interpretation. I view that song different because ive been on that ride before. Its supposed to be all over the place because thats the reality of the scenario.
I dont name bad pantera songs because i dont know any. There are some i prefer over others.
Have you ever heard the pre-Anselmo glam stuff? There were some bad Pantera songs back in the 80’s
@@monkeyballs512 no 80's Pantera songs are great .
Hooky , great riffs , killer parts , high level vocals , mind blowing schredding
Phil is one of the best singer/frontman ever !
He slipped into addiction and it all ended in a really bad way, but I'm happy he came back to life !
He iS the epitome of metaL
I'd pay for a multi hour documentary with Phil and rex talking about each record.
That would be great!🤘🤘
Amen
I can hear Phill speak for hours, have you watch his Loyola university interview?
Yeah that would be incredible
AND ID SUPPLY THE WEED AND…that’s it, I think they both quit booze. Oh well, MORE BLACK TOOTHS FOR ME!
Jesus Christ ever since I caught Pantera doing live shows again on UA-cam I've been on a full blown Pantera binge again. I can't stop. Their music's in my bones man. I'm a lifer.
Same here man... Pantera is legendary
I don't know if calling yourself a lifer is a DOWN reference, but Lifer is a badass song.
I love Phil's heart. Dude spent years trying to escape his feelings. Now that he's older he seems pretty comfortable with them. It's awesome.
He's always written personal lyrics.
@@thrashgod1189 That has nothing to do with their comment. Whoopty do he wrote personal lyrics. Has nothing to do with running away from emotions.
@Defused Official You are dumb. We are talking about his every day life, not sitting down to write lyrics. FFS learn how context works.
@Defused Official Writing lyrics have literally nothing to do with how someone interacts with others in everyday life, you spaz.
@Defused Official Let him have it. He clearly doesnt know wtf hes talking about, but still tries to sound like a smartass, and ends up looking stupid.
“Do you hear Rex’s bass? !Answer me! Do you hear the fucking bass!?” Will never get old. Will always get me in the zone.
Same
I can hear this comment.
Dude, fuck yeasssssssss 🤘🔥
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Yes, we STILL do !!
That’s fuckin’ badass.
Domination in Russia is hands down the Pantera song ever...period🤘🥃
Primal concrete in russia is the best. It was brutal.
I bought a bootleg CD of that show at a flea market in Berlin, Germany.
The number one breakdown OF ALL TIME.
Fuck yes brother! That ending with dime on the whammy. I watch that vid all the time. Especially on the beers 🍻 I'd sit and watch in awe, this great man and his great brother smashing that out. Hands down the meanest vid of all time.
PANTERRRRAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!
@@GB-hj3xp agreed.
I find myself trying to clear my throat when listening to Phil talk. His voice is brutal!
Lol same here
Brutally beautiful
Tremendous love it tough
love hearing phil talking so highly of vinnie, shame they never made up before his passing :( legendary band
He was trying to make up with Vinny but Vinny didn't want to hear it. It's a dam shame really
It had to be difficult for Vinnie to move past. Nobody blames Phil or should blame him for what happened to Dime. But his words infected a psychopath and lead him to that awful moment.
@@frankcastle1221 Phil's words had nothing to do with it. Phil said "Dime deserves to be severely beaten," something I have said about my own brother many times... Gale shot Dime because he was convinced that Pantera was stealing his thoughts because he was mentally unstable. Regardless, Phil had been trying to talk to Vince for years and Vince was stubborn and blamed Phil because he was bitter over Phil pretty much deciding Pantera was over
Yeah, it was a really awful thing to see. The story of Pantera and it's breakup and the aftermath of it's breakup is definitely one of the craziest in all of metal. Very tragic.
@@voodoocustompickups2547 Even though I always wanted them to make peace, I never could blame Vinnie for refusing to do so. You can't expect someone to be reasonable while they're in pain, and you can literally see how ever since Dime's murder something inside him always hurted. A situation that can't be solved with logic. Damn shame.
Phil: "What fucking song is that?" Every Pantera fan: "SLAUGHTEREDDDDDDDDDD!!!"
Yeah😬
Such a goddamn heavy song
Revolver, for the love of all things unholy PLEASE RELEASE THE FULL INTERVIEW ALL READY! These little snippets has been going on for a couple of months now
AND for the love of all things holy as well! PLEASE release the full interview!!
The ghost along the Mississippi wish to have the full interview too…
@Skip R 😂 seat belts saves too
You can see how Phil is in a special moment in his life, I've been noticing this for some years from now, don't know what happen or happened to him but I feel like he is in very deep touch with life with himself and others, I have the feeling like he is a very spiritual person
Especially with what he’s been through…I just couldn’t picture him being anything other than this wise, grounded guy with always something good to say. Good god do I love pantera 🤙🏻
Yeah, that's what I've been noticing too. He's leaving that "uber-macho-racist" persona and reconnecting with what made him truly great. When you literally die from drugs that you get into to treat your back pain, you come back with serious trauma. No wonder those guys got progressively estranged, Phil was going through some serious internal transformations/doubts/revolts, those kinds of stuff not even you yourself understand. And now it seems like he "understands". He can speak of when he entered the band, the period in which HE STILL WORE SPANDAX and sang VERY HIGH notes, with fondness, reminisce and connect. He can speak about the lyrics on No Good and say it was "ridiculous". He sounds like a man in peace, a whole person, instead of the fractured and troubled person he ended up being in years prior. That is commendable, and makes him more likeable.
And I’m so happy for him. Love this dude
He's off heroin he was still using and denying it for a while, u can tell he's clean now. a junkie can see another junkie a mile away
Becoming. Drag the waters. Hellbound. Goddamn electric. Living through me. ANSELMO IS KING! Rest up my brother's.
Nice 👍❤️ list I do feel ill cast a shadow is in plus cemetery gates
Message in blood.....
13 Steps to Nowhere!
10's
Drag the waters is a song that you can play for a non Pantera fan, maybe not even a metal head and you can communicate what Pantera is as far as their attitude and style and aggression that is controlled and then let loose in an artistic way. Doesnt sound 'metal' to say but Pantera 's music is the creative lifeblood of thrash/groove metal music whatever name you wanna tag it with. Those album that music will live forever. Those guys were ARE at a different place compared to their peers, up with the Zep, Slayer, Metallica and Iron Maiden. They belong up those guys.
Phil should have audiobook, his voice so is satisfying when talking calmly
Fuck !! we miss the Abbots bros.
It's still hard to believe they're both gone. I got to see the cowboys from hell in 2001.
Every single day I miss the two greatest metal musicians of all time! Either alone was badass! But together they played off each other like no brother team ever! I miss them like I miss my momma!
He is actually happy and really enjoying himself in this interview, it's nice.
Kind of disappointed he didn't have anything on The Great Southern Trendkill. Its a fuckin masterpiece in its totality.
War Nerve is fucking killer.
He probably doesnt remember lol. That was when shit got really bad
He was big heroin addict at that time
@@rtomas47
I heard that he was heaviest into heroin the last couple years of Pantera, around the time that Reinventing The Steel was being written and recorded.
@@thrashgod1189 Fuck yes, and The Underground in America 🤙🏼
This band changed my life forever, and still to this day I have never found a band near the amazing feeling I get when I play their songs. It's sad how it all ended and I wish for peace for all of them The greatest rock band that made me a Metal head forever!!!
I love that he can’t remember the songs or what albums they were on. He’s moved on, but you can tell he still thinks fondly of those days.
Yea. Its weird bit if you think about it he didnt probably listen to the albums over and over how we memorize them by name.
@@BigTyronie Yeah Vinnie had once said that he hadn't listened to some of the songs since the day they recorded them at the studio. Considering how Anselmo actively does En Minor and Illegals, it must be hard to remember so many different song names like we do while listening to them all the time
@@BigTyronie exactly, once an album is in the can it's already old for the artist, they've been listening to it take after take, mix after mix etc.
Phil had a lot of songs to remember. Plus I know for a fact Phil has some health issues that fuck with his memory and that's all I'll say. It would do the same to all of us.
*I love how giddy the interviewer gets with him talking about the old days. We all get that feeling brother! \m/*
"Slaughtered" is directly responsible for 20% of my muscle mass. The squadron I worked with in the Navy (while in Japan) would wake up to Pantera on the bus ride from the barracks to the hangars
Ha !
Phil and pantera as a whole were just in a different league to everyone not only back then but still today. No band was tighter, heavier and not one song sounded boring or repetitive because they were super talented musicians. I could listen to Phil talk all day about them. Pantera forever never to be equalled. 🤘
Seems like you can hear in the way he talks about Dime and Vinny alot of regret and sadness about not making up with them before either passed.
Can’t change the past man. He said some disposable shit and cost us fans Pan-freaking-Tera. If Dime had not been assassinated I’m very confident, pantera would have made up.
@@jamesbailey3431 You sure man? I’m not sure Dime and especially Vinnie would have ever spoken to him again. He said some pretty nasty stuff in interviews about Dime yeah, even if he later apologized for it.
Guys come on.....
Its 2021....
*BOTH SIDES TALKED SHIT EXACTLY LIKE A MILLION OTHER BANDS THAT BROKE UP.* Period. How many decades will it take this fan base to understand the break up was blown outta proportion to sell magazines and get clicks?? I meam come on. And we already know DAMAGEPLAN was breaking up and Pantera was going to reunite. The whole reason theirs mo vovals on the Damageplan 2 songs is because Pat refused to do vocals and the brothers were done with him.
Phil tried for years. It was vince. He just couldnt get past it. A shame.
@@whatyoumakeofit6635 That’s exactly what I’ve always heard too, and you could tell in interviews his tone was different than Phil’s or Dime’s.
I've always said that Vinnie was the best metal drummer to ever pick up the sticks! he was innovative, technical, and most importantly, never stole the song! Thanks Phil for giving cred where its due
God do I miss Pantera shows!!!! Everytime they came through Chicago Me and my buddies were all there! It was the biggest party in town! The most energy I’ve EVER SEEN a band give on stage and that translated to 2 or 2.5 hours of NON-STOP movement from the audience! Best times of my life!
That’s how it was for us in Ohio into ft Wayne . We’d do to every tour and have a blast . We took it for granted . That magic is not to be found anywhere now
Damn man, I'd love to see a Pantera show :( I was born in 01.
@@HeavyRaiden it was so powerful.
@@techdeathhippie6319 Yeah, i can enjoy watching their shows in UA-cam, their tightness and power was unmatched, one of the greatest live bands ever. Only comparable in my opinion to 80s Metallica. Those two actually are my favorite bands, along with Megadeth.
That’s good you realize that . Pantera was the best I’ve seen and I saw others you mentioned . Actually slayer was up there too .
I cant tell you how great it feels to see Phil like this. It is so nice to see him happy. He's a changed man but kept all the best parts that we all love. This is inspiring to say the least.
ITS A BLESS TO SEE PHIL SO this eay ..he looks so healthy
My favorite ones in every album
Cowboys- Cemetery gates
Vulgar- Regular people
Far Beyond- Use my third arm
Trendkill- 10s
Reinveinting- Goddamn electric
We’ll meet again is my favorite
@@gunnerpowers7792 Power metal it's great too, i love over and out
@@gunnerpowers7792 Power metal it's great too, i love over and out
My personal favorite from each album.
Cowboys from hell- heresy
Vulgar Display of power- Mouth for war
Far Beyond Driven- 5 minutes alone
The Great southern trendkill- 13 steps to nowhere
Re-inventing the steel- Yesterday don't mean shit.
CFH- The Sleep
VDOP- No Good (Attack The Radical)
FBD-Becoming
TGSTK-13 Steps to nowhere
RTS- well grind that axe for a long time
For those who didn’t get to experience Pantera Live,you missed out on Chaotic Savage Perfection!!!!! Heaviest Band on planet earth PERIOD 🤘🤘🤘🤘
I truly love Phil. He a musician’s musician. The knowledge he drops about all genres comes across he loves music and this is felt in all the bands that cat has been in. 🤘🏻
ME TO
Hearing Phil give praise to the brothers every chance he gets you can tell he loved them boys. Sad things blew up the way they did
Pantera is the best metal band ever. even more - dime was real musician, not just metal musician. you know it`s RARE thing
Thank God we still have Phil and Rex
Rise changed things for me. That's when I realized I wasn't the only one who felt the same way. The song is still so devastatingly true. It gives me strength and confidence! Thank you.
I love seeing interviews like this where its a true fan with deep respect for the musician asking the questions.
Phil understands metal better then just about anyone!
you think so? I dunno about that one.
@@sonvult583 Then you option on metal is not very serous but whatever options are options whatever
Not better than Fenriz
@@sonvult583 yeah cuz no one has made as many metal albums as Phil, outside of pantera n down, Phil played in a shit ton of underground bands n even had albums that he played everything on the albums
wow all the Phil fanboys can calm your tits, there are lots of people more knowledgeable about metal fucking aye he can't even remember his own songs! but ya'll go on thinking he's the metal oracle.
“The Sleep” was a masterpiece dimes best solo is in that song… and also “i cant hide “
The intro to that song is just amazing
Such a good song!
The intro always reminds me of Sepultura's Beneath The Remains.
The Sleep is nr 2 my man, with Floods as 1st.
Floods is my fav once I learned that I was like in heaven
Phil has become such an awesome dude!!!
It's like 90s Phil is back ... finally. Sober and obviously healthy. It's good to hear & see him like this, especially after 'that' incident at the Dimebash, which was really sad and shocking. 😕
My favorite Heavy (Groove) Metal singer of all time! ❤
Anyway... great video from Revolver - keep up the good work! 🙂 👍
Phil is my spirit animal
Thanks very much for this interview…Phil looks awesome and sounds healthy. Made me smile. Hollow and The Sleep are oddball masterpieces
It's hard for me to pick my favorite album, let alone 5 songs!! They're all masterpieces. I'm in my 40's and have been living, breathing, and bleeding Pantera since I was 13. Thank you for the music. 🙏
Phil can't "overthink" pantera material or memories;, indulge man....Regular people is one I kept throwing on for the longest time
My top 5 is:
-Underground in America
-Regular People
-Slaughtered
-We'll grind this axe
-Domination
**Tried to use a song from all their main albums ha**
“Underground” is the best..
One of the best interviews I've seen with Phil. He's happy and enjoying himself. Top stuff. \m/
The best metal singer of all time imo. Honest and no BS.
White powder is some BS
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Ozzy ? Sabbath ?
Joejira would like a word with you
@@acidbatharchive Bath Pantera & Crowbar best bands
I'll cast a shadow gives the chills
My favorites gotta be:
The entirety of Trendkill
Use My Third Arm
Shedding Skin
Hellbound
Uplift
Love PanterA, Trendkill is the best in my opinion. Showing love to anyone who reads this, have a good day knowing that you love the best frontman and band of all time. Relax and have a drink yall🤘🏼
GETCHA FUCKING PULL
@@thebigflyingninja5242 beat me to it. 😬
Man fuckin trendkill is one of my favourite albums across all genres...fuckin primitive
@@simonnomis3175 Fucking beautiful album, War Nerve, 10s, and TUIA are my favorites probably
Big love. I feel bad for all of the people who don't know Pantera. Don't know what they're missin.
Damn I miss those guys. Pantera is a huge part of my teenage years. I got into metal music and learned how to play guitar because of this band. I still listen to them all the time. RIP Dimebag and Vinny
just fun to listen to Phil talk, it's like listening to a cool grandpa telling stories
86-90 best years ever if you were there. Brutal pits, awesome dives, casting horn shadows on Dimebags Dean. Love Primal Concrete Sledge at #2
I miss pantera with mywhiloe being. Sometimesi get sad knowing I’ll never see that magic live again . Fuck we need that these days more than ever . But nooe
@@kornelva did you ever see pantera ? The larger than life vibe at their huge shows was like they were suns burning on the stage . The music beyond . There is some great music out there . But if saw pantera and the SHOW it was unreal beyond words . But there is great bands still they are great . But beyond was pantera . If you saw them then I know you know brother . But ya that link was killer fr
I feel ya. God damn the blew the fuckin roof off every time I saw them. I would give anything for a time machine so I could see another show
@@JJones-cl4dm I agree ! I actually probably think about pantera every day since I play guitar for a living . Dimes influence
Man im still not over it and with Vinnie passing its a shame, my older brother just had a major heart attack its his second hes 44 never leave loved ones on a sour note, you never know wtf the next day brings you
@@cantgetenoughoutdoors3258 agreed man . Enjoy this life
Phil is a legend, his voice and dimebags legendary shredding just made pantera, God bless them all 🤘🤘
DOMINATION!!!
Greatest riff at the end... ever IMO 🤘🤘
Hollow as well
Primal Concrete Sledge is one of the greatest metal songs of all time, i get chills every time hearing that
Man I'd love to sit with Phil and just discuss music. The problem is trying not to get star struck. This band changed my life. 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Im 38 now. And I remember growing up on the navajo reservation and all the metal heads talking about pantera. I had no electricity or tv. And I was in town visiting my aunt who had cable tv. I saw the Walk video on MTV. And I thought for the longest time that Phil Anselmo was Dimebag Darrell. The legend of Dimebag I thought he was the guitarist and singer. But later from a guitar tab magazine I found out Phil anselmo was the singer. My mind was blown! lol
It's tough to pick only 5, but my choice would be:
- The Great Southern Trendkill
- Strenght Beyond Strenght
- Becoming
- Use My Third Arm
- Mouth For War
I knew and saw them play from 1987 to early 90s in dfw clubs. They absolutely killed every time out.
Yes I saw them a few times in NJ. Amazing live, just amazing
You a lucky dude to see them back then❤🤘🤘🤘
for me without a doubt
1. The art of shredding
2. No good(attack the radical)
3. 25 years
4. Floods
5. goddam electric
I’ve always liked Pantera since I was 13. I’m 24 and for some reason I love them now they are my favorite band of all time. It’s cool that alot fans feel the exact same way. Something about Dimes playing inspired me to learn all their songs. It’s crazy how they are no more 😢 was
This was a cool interview. Since I just started listening to these guys my top 5 are :
1.avoid the light
2.slaughtered
3.floods
4.suicide note 1-2
5. 5 mins alone
Avoid the light?!!? Interesting choice.
@@argetect2847 Would be my pick to in a top 5
@@Hegge2005🤔🤔🤔 I will allow it.
Extremely high level musicians. All of them.
I WAS a massive Metallica fan in those days, then Pantera came along, and I was like WOW, my new favorite band! Ever since they have remained my favorite of all time! Wish all the love to Phil, and Rex! Hopefully you guys can talk some more on things one day!
I feel the same way,I have so much love for these guys on a personal level.Watching the Vulgar videos was one of the greatest moments ever to me,I'm so glad they shared those with us!
I wish I could chill with Phil for one day and let him know how much of an inspiration Pantera and Down were in my life!
Dude! Same! Then I think, nah man, I’d just be star struck the entire time and he’d think I was some weird mother fucker! My favorite frontman of all time!
I commented on this video and had someone comment back claiming to be Phil. Not sure about that one lol. It appears I am the only person this poster responded to, which would be weird if it were, in fact, the real Phil Anselmo.
I'm Broken, best metal song of all time.
No doubt. Agree 100 %
Always fascinating. I was so lucky to see them live, one of the best, most fun things I've ever done in my life....
Phil is blessed. He got to jam with Dime and Vinnie.
My favorites were: Revolution is my name, Becoming, Cemetery Gates, Domination, and The Badge (The Crow Soundtrack).
My boy Phil. Always a pleasure hearing him. I still enjoy all his music. Pantera is the pinnacle.
RIP to the brothers legend
The best concert I’ve ever been to. The band had a keg of beer on stage passing beers to the crowd, and Phil called out someone pass him a joint and took the biggest hit I’ve ever seen in between songs Epic!
Like in Vulger Video? Tossing drinks into the crowds
I love listening to all my fav bands war stories. like Bio Hazard, Machine head, and Pantera
He said the other night that war nerve was his and Dime's fav song off Trendkill
And 1 of my favs
Yessir, war nerve is my favorite
My favourite too!
Would have been better if it had a guitar solo on it
Phil is just a legend of prolific proportions. I just love the guy. Heroin couldn't stop Phil, nothing can.
Love all of Phil's interviews! Your a real Moro bro!
MAN..... I LOVE ME SOME PANTERA! NOW HERE'S THE THING THESE RESIDUAL BANDS THAT LOST MEMBERS AND DIVIDED. I HAVE TO SAY THAT PEPPER KEENAN, PHIL AND THE REST OF PANTERA AND CORROSION OF COMFORMITY CAME TOGETHER AND FORMED THE BADDEST BAND EVER "DOWN" WOW! WHAT A SOUND THESE GUYS PRODUCED IT WAS ABSOLUTELY DYNAMIC TO ME THESE JOINING OF THE MOST TALENTED. AND PHIL..... I KNOW WHAT YOU'VE BEEN THRU IVE SEEN IT BROTHER BUT YOU TRIUMPHED! YOUR VOICE IS LIKE NO OTHER PHIL....IT IS ABSOLUTELY MESMERIZING TO ME... YOUR LYRICS AND VOICE LIVE IN MY HEAD EVERYDAY MY FINE FRIEND. "STAY UP MY BROTHERS AND ROCK THIS BAND LOUD AND PROUD!" DOWN
I agree that this was a really enjoyable interview and that a Pantera doco would be sick.
I'm glad they took the time to pull out Phil's 5 faves; it draws out these cool little stories, that I'm not sure I'd hear otherwise.
Thanks guys.
Pantera are awesome.Make a doco; see if it makes some money. :)
11 year old me getting The Great Southern Trendkill and playing Floods on repeat, mind blown.
Saw a gig in '19, Phil let some fans in wheelchairs in between the security cordon and the stage, so they could watch the show aswell. Superhero of Metal.
They let me do that at a Corrosion of Conformity show, and a Gogol Bordello show. And I got a sweet spot on a side catwalk at this old factory for a Clutch show in Tyler, Texas last year. I'm in a wheelchair, so I'll get sweet views sometimes. At a different Clutch show in OKC this year, they put me against the rail in front of Tim the guitar player.
Wow to think how many times I skipped school to grab a new album the day it dropped!!! That’s a memory’s worth of memories! Wish we had more of those days now!
I’m so glad I got to see Pantera back in the day, they was such a special and perfect band, Pantera and Panteras sound is what most metal bands thrive to be and get because there sound was perfection, dang I miss em! R.I.P Dime and Vinnie
Ya know, I’ve moved in and out of religion in my life, but I feel, deep down, that Vince and Dime are together again, and that’s what has brought us the peace that has made the tribute reunion possible. Pantera will live forever
Cemetery Gates, Hollow, 5 Minutes Alone, 10’s, Floods. Almost threw in Hard Ride!
Hard Ride is a badass track.
10’s is a masterpiece
Good to see ya Phil . Appreciate all the music brother. Take care of yourself man. Health is wealth .
By Demons Be Driven was my intro to PanterA, I wore that cassette the fk out on that track
I love these interviews with Phil
The middle section of primal concrete sledge may be the heaviest riff ever.
It's more thrashy rather than heavy.
@@TheNothing6 Slaughter is thrashy. The middle of Primal is Heavy Power.
Dam! Everytime I think of that track I remember that home video when they jammed this song in Russia. Bad F*ucking Ass!
Pantera was my first concert..................I saw them at 12 years old in Biloxi, MS back in December of 96 with Anthax, Coal Chamber and Soilent Green.
You can really see how much love he had for Dime and Vin…
All these years later I’m still in love with phill and still play the songs on a regular
"You've got to belong to it" remains one of the sickest song i've heard from the band. This album is so underatted
I like the way it starts to gallop.
Watching the 1989n home videos.. Joe's, no cell phones, just organic fun.. people stage diving, Phil letting his shorts fall off, not giving a ^$.. Sooooo awesome. Kids nowadays will never experience what we got to. I love Phil...always have, always will!
today was the 1st day I really listened to Pantara.....these guys are so great !!!!....Pantara absolutely kills it.....and the reason I decided to watch their videos and live songs, I had a girlfriend back in the day who loved these guys....especially the singer.....without that guy this band would not be......Phil Anselmo is hard core, pure greatness......
@PhilipAnselmo Thank You for Everything Brother 💯❤️🤘🙏😇
The last noise Phil makes. Thats the sound of days passed
Pantera today sounds as every bit “fresh” as it did 30
Years ago!
Phill really seems like one of the friendliest, chillest, coolest and down to earth Metal Musician, it's really sad to see other people really not seeing the real him
Agree
@@silviaplank2066 I've done 2 DOWN meet and greets and yes, he and the whole band are awesome. Phil is a hugger and loves meeting fans.
Dave Mustaine on the other hand, charged twice as much for the M&G and clearly wanted to be anywhere else but there, it was a horrible experience that I wish I didn't pay $200 for.
It's crazy that it's been this long already. It all seems like yesterday and a dream all at once.