Trendkill is criminally underrated. One of the best albums ever in my opinion.

@joshhuatheg3m3ni5

3 жыл бұрын

As a Texan Pantera is my Metallica if that makes any sense. Vulgar is my fav for being heavy. Trendkill is lyrically and vocally my favorite album. Far beyond is my fav because of the drums. Cowboys is my fav because it’s classic. Reinventing had a couple great songs and some stellar guitar work but not being a huge fan of this album isn’t surprising knowing now of their strained relationships at the time. Of course the work may suffer. When Reinventing is sizzling it’s masterclass groove metal and the other songs aren’t bad they just aren’t great great. Trendkill is such a boss ass record though. Not a bad song all the way through.

@BillySmith187

3 жыл бұрын

especially suicide note I and II \m/

@mikeanthony3564

3 жыл бұрын

Dimes guitar solo on 10’s is the greatest solo ever. RIP Dime Daryl

@Doomzdayxx

3 жыл бұрын

It's not that it was a bad album, it was an awesome album by metal standards, it's that it had to follow Vulgar and FBD which was impossible and also I do know that the relationships within the band were not once they once were on the earlier albums which contributed to them not even wanting to be around eachother.

@markl1221

3 жыл бұрын

@@joshhuatheg3m3ni5 Makes perfectly sense once when Metallica start going downhill Pantera all sudden got better and a lot heavier obviously. Although I felt that Metallica should of done something different especially after Justice but the black album wasn't what I had in mind. So with that being said Pantera not only filled the void with the Metallica letdown but maybe Metallica in my opinion should of changed their sound by being more heavier instead of going commercial.

Still to this day the best shows I have ever been to was Pantera shows in the mid 90s.. The unity and connection between the crowd and band was unbelievable....

@luckadoo7982

2 жыл бұрын

Well said brother 👍🏼

@jessebeckwith3446

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! Was able to see them four times. The best!!

@techdeathhippie6319

Жыл бұрын

Truly was

Tongs could write a book and he could also do us a service and him and Rita get together and get that goddamn Pantera 4 home video released! Boxes upon boxes of PanterA goodness \m/ "The man with the cam in hand"

@UnendingGrimness

3 жыл бұрын

@Allen_ 85 Couldn't agree more \m/

@lukeknutson3191

3 жыл бұрын

hes been working on it for a while.. stand still for a bit after vince died.

@rushflare8208

3 жыл бұрын

they need to release all of dimes songs he recorded on his four track just fucking around... hours and hours of songs

@matthewrogers8778

3 жыл бұрын

He disappeared after dimes DETH no good words for Vinny nothing..

@shredbacca

3 жыл бұрын

@@rushflare8208 id kill to hear those riffs/songs and even the second damage plan album that shit is what i wanna hear

I grew up in Arlington close to Dimes house. I would walk to a club on Division St called Metalworks to see PANTERA play. The walk home took half the time because I was inspired and had to get home to practice after watching Dime play. He had that effect on us younger guitar hungry dudes.

@shredbacca

3 жыл бұрын

he still has that affect today i found out about dimebag/pantera in 2018 and ive been playing guitar ever since hes my idol i hope to one day be close to his skill level and be in a band if my own

@smedleybutler8787

3 жыл бұрын

I lived off of California st.

@wesleyswaters8643

2 жыл бұрын

Is that Robb's metalworks

@peaner083

Жыл бұрын

@@shredbacca Thats awesome to hear.....as an ''older'' dude, kick fuckin ass dude!

@Dimebag_Darrell420

5 ай бұрын

So you walked on home boy?

This is a piece of Generation X history that’s irreplaceable. Thank you for sharing.

@ryanjones9498

3 жыл бұрын

It sounds like Phil became a heroin addicted Axl Rose of Heavy Metal

@LandryAudio

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening.

This is deadly, the most interesting interview I’ve heard about pantera in years. So many new insights. Great interview. Bobby was great In all the vulgar videos. I’m sure I will come back to this video soon an it will have 70/80g likes

@LandryAudio

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks very much for listening. I got to ask a lot of questions I was seeking answer to. J.

Share this with all pantera fans. This deserves to be heard.

I’m “SomeGuy” that introduced James Hetfield & Lars Ulrich to Dime & Pantera! Thanks for this great interview!!!

As a die hard fan, you knocked this interview out of the park man! Great questions and you know your Pantera history for sure. Good shit

@Farbeyondriven5150

3 жыл бұрын

i was thinking the same thing! his knowledge of Pantera made it feel like a fan interview! love love love Pantera!

@LandryAudio

3 жыл бұрын

@@Farbeyondriven5150appreciated gents. Been listening to them since around the mid-90's.

Dime, oh Dime, Vinnie, oh Vinnie, can't even explain the heart of these heroes, MY HEROES, thanks Bobby for all the videos of PANTERA and being a true Cowboy From Hell

Trendkill is definitely my favorite album

@techdeathhippie6319

Жыл бұрын

It and vulgar tie for me . Can’t pick

Trendkill. Greatest metal innovation to ever be put on a record in an extreme sense. LORDS UNMATCHED ❌ forever!!!

Great questions... Bobby has a strong heart for doing this interview. And even the VH1 behind the music one. it must eat at his heart when everyone asks him questions and he answers with, “we didn’t really talk about that.” Or “I think it was around this time” Anyone who’s lost a good friend/brother who is older understands how important time together and the value of life becomes.

@ami2evil

Жыл бұрын

Life is a hard, hard journey for some of us... I'm about to be 41, and still trying to figure out why I'm still alive, or if I should be... These dudes lived lifetimes, in months... Can't imagine the feeling to be so alive, must have been great...

I moved to Dallas early 90's and my first Pantera show was with Skidrow. They killed it, both bands. Pantera came out at the end of Skids set and they played KISS' Cold Gin. I remember Dime had Coors Light 12 pack boxes on his arms & was painted up like Ace of course. It was nothing to be at a Mercyful Fate or a GWAR show and in would walk Dime & Big Vin. No pretentiousness whatsoever. Just hanging out and buying shots for everyone. Just fans of the music like everyone else. Those were some of the best times of my life that I'll never forget. Thanks for the interview Tongs! RIP Bros!

God bless the ABBOTT BROS... The Greatest 1-2 punch in HEAVY METAL HISTORY 🤘🤘

I joined the Airforce in 84 and got stationed in Ft. Worth...stumbling on to Pantera at Savvys was the best thing that ever happened to me! So much fun seeing them play, one night in 87 Phil was pouring beer into my friends mouth from the stage, he choked and blew it back at Phil, he got pissed ! A bunch a dudes were ready to kick his ass! But he explained, things calmed down.

Pantera was my life from my teens to my late 20’s.

It's heartbreaking to me that Dime wanted to start Pantera back up after Damageplan. Not saying it was a sure thing but a possibility nevertheless.

@integrity101

4 жыл бұрын

Yea of course Pantera would return. The drama is blown outta proportion and the blame Phil gets is idiotic

@liiifer

3 жыл бұрын

@@danlane3528 it was never about them breaking up. People get that so wrong. The guy was a schizophrenic, they found journals of writings saying "Pantera" as a singular entity were in his head stealing his thoughts. He told people he had written the lyrics and they had stolen them from him. He wasn't egged on by any articles, he wanted to kill "Pantera." He had been caught at a show months earlier acting shady and kicked out in another city.

@iggmeister4137

3 жыл бұрын

@@liiifer oooh dus het was eigenlijk totaal niet gericht op hun als band of iets in die buurt maar letterlijk gewoon delusional shit die niets en nergens op slaat?

@chaplaincadet

3 жыл бұрын

Love y’all, pantera for life - we’ll carry it on my friends - let’s do it!

@shredbacca

3 жыл бұрын

@@liiifer also his mom bought him the gun as a birthday gift he used that night if she never had done that then the whole thing probably would’ve never happened but we can’t change anything now. rip dimebag i wish i could’ve met you

They need to make a Pantera Movie now! they did it with Queen, NWA, and a bunch more, but i would love to see them do a movie!

@iggmeister4137

3 жыл бұрын

YESYESYESYES Who would play Phil?

@aarontrainor9918

3 жыл бұрын

@@iggmeister4137 Vinnie,Dime,Rex,Phil,Terry need actors Same with Donny Hart,Tommy Bradford,plus Jerry Abbott

@integrity101

3 жыл бұрын

It would be terrible. Itll just be 2 hours of blaming Phil for everything. Its embarrassing how misinformed the fan base is.

@aarontrainor9918

3 жыл бұрын

@@integrity101 it would cover everything from 1981 to December 2004

@integrity101

3 жыл бұрын

@@aarontrainor9918 If you did not read what i wrote why are u commenting @ me??

This is an absolute treasure of interview. Thanks Bobby!

How on earth did I stumble on this video ?! Who knows ! But man I'm glad I did. I'm a huge Pantera fan myself, and listening to this whole interview was awesome. Bobby's voice sounds exactly the same as it did back in the home videos, which I know all the words to by the way ! Watching those home videos as many times as I have, the whole crew along with the band members feel like family to me, and so to hear Bobby's speak of his memories was so nice. I thought the questions you asked were great, and the openness of Bobby to answer each and every question was awesome. I look forward to watching some more of your videos, the Max Cavallera interview will be next. Thanks again, all the best. PANTERA !

Just wanna say, sincerely thank You for this interview!!! You asked questions I'd absolutely wanted to ask, even (especially...) the sensitive ones. It was such a genuine talk with Bobby! Big luv goes to You both!

Thanks for sharing Bobby! You’re a very lucky man! Long live Pantera 🤘🏻

@brettninedorf4948

2 жыл бұрын

hes cool as hell bro

Pantera was so gigantic no other band could touch it.

thank you so much for this, I need to hang out with this guy, PANTERA FOREVER

Been a fan since 91!! I was 10yrs old! Still love them to this day!!

Best interview. Just what I was looking for today

Awesome man thanks for the upload o love to hear everything possible from Pantera and the crew

I saw them 3 times during Cowboys from Hell Tour. On the third show they introduced stuff for their new up and coming album. I also met Dime atone of the in store gigs he was doing. Cool funny ass talented dude. Miss them.

@shredbacca

3 жыл бұрын

any stories that stick out id love to hear any/all u got he is my idol and i wanna hear everything i can since i wont have the chance to meet him

what a great interview. thanks for this

@LandryAudio

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening. Subscribe and check out my other talks.

Bobby and Rita are basically the only two that could make the Damageplan unreleased material see the light of day. Please for the love of God...MAKE IT HAPPEN!

@integrity101

3 жыл бұрын

With Phil & Rex on the recordings as Rita suggested

@aarontrainor9918

3 жыл бұрын

@@integrity101 it be called Pantera not Damageplan

@integrity101

3 жыл бұрын

@@aarontrainor9918 Itll be called whatever they call it. I wouldn't call it Pantera

@saltpeter7429

Жыл бұрын

I take it you liked " New Found Glory"? I envy you. I loved Dime and Vinny and was real excited when that came out, but I couldnt get into it at all. If it wasnt for the solo's sounding like Dime I wouldnt have known it was them. Maybe it was just transition blues and they were going to come into it.

@Brokid81

Жыл бұрын

@@saltpeter7429 I didn't care for it much more than it sounds like you did. I mostly mean that if any unreleased Damageplan stuff exists, I'm chomping at the bit to hear it. Anything with the Abbott brothers, right? Not to say it was guaranteed to be awesome. But to hear ANYTHING I've never heard from them would be amazing.

It's ya boy, Bobby!

@jermiahsummers8330

3 жыл бұрын

That aint jack dude open it up dude!

thank you so much this is a fans dream come true

Really enjoyed this. Thank you.

I run into Bobby at local shows all the time. Most of the time he’s there with Rita. He was also in Ft Worth’s local band Warbeast for a while. They were badass live and we shared a jam room with them which was cool.

@GrimRiffer-69

3 жыл бұрын

really? i never knew he was in Warbeast with Bruce and Shelby.

@89gt5.0

3 жыл бұрын

He was for a while.

@GrimRiffer-69

3 жыл бұрын

@@89gt5.0 sweet. was listening to this again and reading comments.

@liiifer

3 жыл бұрын

@@89gt5.0 Bobby Tongs wasn't in Warbeast. It was Bobby Tillotson

@LandryAudio

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening gents. Subscribe and check out my other talks.

Thanks for this one dude.

Thank you guy's for this 🤘😈 Rest easy Abbott bro's your music and huge hearts live on forever.

Really appreciate you doing this 🙌 trendkills my favorite too love all their albums but that ones special to me!! Miss the music they made my favorite musicians of all time

Great interview! Thanks!

This is great. Found out from Reddit . Thanks alot

This is such a great interview. Whoa Tongs!

@lfkk4640

Жыл бұрын

Replaying his drunken one night slut goin'..."HERE'S YOUR SHIRT! HERE'S YOUR SHIRT!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Getcha Pull!!! 🤘🤠🤘

First of all, Glamtera rules! Nothing to be ashamed about. They were literally children writing better music than almost anything that comes out these days. Especially in the heavy metal community.

Huge fan of the pantera videos and dimevision 1-2. Thanks for this 🙏🤘🏼

Landry from IL here. Pantera fan too.... Keep up the good work Landry.

Only 10 comments? This is metal gold y’all!

Awesome interview!

Thank you Bobs!

Very nice interview. I was really hoping "Gasoline" would be mentioned to solve a question I've had for many years. I got to see Darrell & Vinnie jam 'Gasoline a few times with Thurber, from the band 'Pumpjack' and ST playing bass. I've got many photos from that night and knowing the show was videoed by somebody. There is, one video of 'Gasoline' on KZread.....but I'm talking about the shows before & after that KZread video. They played at 'The Clubhouse' after that video, and 24hrs earlier at 'The Tattoo Bar' in Ft. Worth. I have plenty of photos from that night too. Hopefully I see those videos before I die cause I was only singing 'Bang Your Head' by Quiet Riot, with a legend playing guitar on New Years Eve at The Clubhouse. Yeah, just about anybody would brag about that too, Anyways..... After we lost Darrell. I have a video of 'Vinnie Paul's New Years Eve Bash' with 'Gasoline' but no Dime. That took place at 'Hot Rods & Hoggs' in Arlington, TX 12-31-2005-2006......I have a video on my channel from that night. I was using my digital cam but I do know it was filmed that night also buy somebody else. The handy cam is on one of my photos but dont see the holder. Rex and Bobzilla played "Walk' with Vinnie that night but I need to know who the other guys where, that where playing as 'Gasoline" with Vinnie that night.........can anybody answer that???

@Johnny-df4di

Жыл бұрын

Pumpjack kicks ass that's awesome

In 1995, on march 15 in Indy after the show I got to meet these guys. Totally fn killer🤘

Excellent interview

Dime entered the talent show at Gunn Jr High. I was a 7th grader and Dime was a 9th grader. Dime dressed as Ace Frehley and ripped on the guitar and took 2nd place. A Chick playing the piano took 1st. DIME WAS ROBBED!

Well done, just discovered you. And unlike many interviewers you don’t have that annoying over modulating “radio” voice, which makes the “listen” much easier on the ears and sustainable. I have about 10 of your vids in my que.

@musicbeyondwithboushra

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. I honestly didn't even feel the time passing as I was listening to this interview. And the questions he asks feel so natural. I'm going to check out his other interviews

Rest easy dime we love you and I personally miss your work ethic and you being a genuine human being there will never be another you

I probably watched the vulgar vids so so so many times between ages 16 to present. Those vids made me fall in love with Pantera.

Trendkill and far beyond are considered the best reinventing is truly the criminally underrated album

1:06:20....hey, my truck still has a CD player...and Vulgar Display is still kept in my sun visor CD holder.

Thanks Bobby

Good interview

Great interview. 👍

Would have been great to hear about Rebel Meets Rebel and in particular the scrapped phil vocal tracks too. When they were recording it there were several interviews talking about Phil tracking vocals, one of the tracks being a duet with DAC and him, them when it came out later on Phil's vocals are nowhere to be seen.... would be great to hear that stuff released one day

@MrShreddykruger

4 жыл бұрын

Lee Roden as I understand, there is ALOT of unreleased Phil material. Would love to hear it

@glitchmatrix666

4 жыл бұрын

You'll have to buy his book He said durring the interview he didnt want to release too much info becuz he's putting out a book

@integrity101

4 жыл бұрын

Phil never did vocals for RMR.

@integrity101

4 жыл бұрын

@@leeroden7900 I read that article the day it was published. In fact i wish more people would read it as it debunks some common Pantera myths. Ill say it again, *PHILIP NEVER PERFORMED VOCALS FOR REBEL MEETS REBEL.*

@lukeknutson3191

3 жыл бұрын

@@leeroden7900 the track WILL be a track with phil. This was in 2001...and also an MTV article. Phil and those guys were done talking around this time.

Best metal band no doubt happy sixteenth 2020...love Bobby stay up brother

Great interview

I ran into Tongs at a festival about 10 years ago. He was walking around taking footage for Slipknot. He thought it was hilarious that I recognized him. I grew up with Pantera and saw them many times. We all watched the home videos. They are great . Anyway, he ended up giving me passes to get to the back area. Great day. He was awesome. We talked about Dime for a little bit and he couldn't have been nicer. Hope he's doing well. Pantera were the greatest. I wonder if he'll go see the tribute shows?

No matter what you listen to or love most in music, you have to understand how special this band was and what they stood for, to have everything lined up imperfection in four human beings at the same time to produce the music they did is remarkable and I'm forever indebted to this band and for my brother turning me on to him as such a young age I'm 36 years old now and I miss that metal nothing against these newer bands because I like a few of them but nothing will ever replace Pantera and that's all there is to it Jack.

Keen for the book!

Great Interview I`ve meet Bobby in Monterrey Mexico, June 17 1997 Along with Pantera, Anthrax and the CREW from HELL (from the videos) Really cool videos, really nice people, but Bobby and Big Val (RIP) were the best Bobby see us in the Hotel in Monterrey, Day before, Morning and after the show, and the best story, he saw us been hardcore fans, he handle me a Promo Picture of Pantera all signed by the 4 members (and he told me NOT to mention to anyone at the moment), also i saw him and Big Val on the Ozzfest 2004?! maybe, were working for Ozzy and were really nice to talk to me for a few minutes, Cheers

3rd band with pantera and white zombie was eyehategod.

my first show at age 14 was Pantera/Sepultura vulgar/chaos tour1994, then 95, backstage in 96 Pantera/WhiteZombie all the guys signed everything gave us pictures , dime & rex guitar/bass pics, shirts & full signed posters, 97 tour, 98 Pantera/Black Sabbath ( my birthday), final tour 2001. 4 DOWN shows & 2 Superjoint Ritual shows all in Portland, OR NOW 42 YEARS OLD still have all tix and gear BEST LIVE BAND PERIOD! STRONGER THAN ALL

You can’t blame someone’s death on a singer quitting a band, it’s just not right. I love all the pantera and crew but that will never sit well with me.

@integrity101

3 жыл бұрын

Your brain works. That is rare these days.

@Eric-yi1px

2 жыл бұрын

The interviewer was really biased against Phil.

@UpsonPrattJr.

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@jimpace6303

Жыл бұрын

Good comment how many times does Phil have to apologize he has moved on. Cooking hostile is hilarious

This is interesting. Wow.

White Zombie,, Deftones, and EYEHATEGOD were on the bill in '96 when I saw them in Iowa.

@saltpeter7429

Жыл бұрын

I saw them in 96 in Worcester Mass. Deftones, White Zombie and Pantera. I wonder why Eyehategod wasnt at the show? It was cool to see Deftones, they were the best I was ever going to see them. Saw them later and it was ok, went to see them again in 06 and it was fucking terrible.

This is brilliant. Congratulations

@leeroden7900

4 жыл бұрын

If you ever get to speak to Bobby again, ask about the Cowboys demos and what came inbetween power metal and cowboys. I heard a few rumours back in the day that they were working on some quite different material to follow up power metal but ended up scrapping it then doing cowboys?

@integrity101

4 жыл бұрын

@@leeroden7900 No. CFH demos can be bought at a store.

@leeroden7900

4 жыл бұрын

@@integrity101 I know, that wasnt the point

@integrity101

4 жыл бұрын

@@leeroden7900 nothing was scraped bro. The first album they *wrote* with Philip was CFH written in 1988 & 89.

@leeroden7900

4 жыл бұрын

@@integrity101 I'm not asking you, I'm asking someone with the authority to confirm or deny what was long a rumour among people in the know...

So where is the new 4th home video? Or the book he was talking about!? I'd love to see both! Been waiting years now.

Got to meet Bobby Tongs with Slipknot he took my photo with the band I will cherish that photo forever!!

Pantera 3 Watch it go was fucking amazing! l got lucky enough to meet both of them at the clubhouse when I lived in Dallas. Both of them couldn't have been any nicer. Surely, gone too soon :(

@boofert.washington2499

3 жыл бұрын

I met them there, as well. Dime and Rita invited me to the afterparty at Vince's in Arlington. I went. I had no choice, as it was Dimebag Darrell. I ended up losing my job after the 3rd time I partied with them lol. I was 22 and didn't give a shit about that job anyways. I even took my younger brother to a party at Vince's right before he left for Army basic training at the end of '03. They were hesitant to let him in bc he was obviously a 19 year old kid, but they started filling him with whiskey and beer when we explained he was off to basic training in a week. The brothers helped some brothers. It was bitchin.

@pixlfeed

3 жыл бұрын

@@boofert.washington2499 That's an awesome story man :)

Great interview man. I'm pretty sure I know what the "Canada" story at the end was haha.

@patrickgallagher5366

4 жыл бұрын

Ben Ketchum what’s the Canada story?

@struts97

3 жыл бұрын

Fill us in Dude!!!!

Forever stronger than all!

Pantera changed my life seen them 5x I think them reuniting in 2023 is a joke it's Vinny's and Dimes band they would not approve of this happening without them

@FranciscoPalacios.CFH.

Жыл бұрын

Agree big time bro. Those dudes usinng the Pantera name just makes me sick. The dude who killed the band now gettin his pockets full using the name. Really makes me SICK

@coledoucette5116

Жыл бұрын

Rex was there since day 1 too, and unless you’re listening to only the glam albums you’re listening to Phil’s contributions too. And Rita is behind it. Get over it

When is that part 4 dvd out ? Saw a trailer for that last year no ??!?

Gitcha Pull!!

Trendkill is my favorite too for sure

Saw my first Pantera show on that tour Fri Aug 9th 96 Rosemont Horizon Chicago Ill Pantera/White Zombie opened with Suicide Note pt 2 and war nerve

Great interview. Is he still planning on doing the book?

CFH4L Getcha Pull. Rock in peace brothers Dime and Vinnie.

Tripout... LOVED this interview brotha, I think Pantera's Best album is The Great Southern Trendkill hands down. To me that album is before its time & still has room for the future... Its as if the DOORS did a Death Metal album!!! Cheers to you for this interview it brought me back just listening. Loved It!!! I miss those Katz soooo much!!! Cheers!!!

That was Killer! I wanna know the Canada story?????? Anybody??? NAIL IT BACK....IT AIN'T NO CANDY!!!!

@LandryAudio

3 жыл бұрын

I got stiffed by Dime when I ran into him backstage at a show in Calgary back in 2001.

@k.t.1641

2 жыл бұрын

@@LandryAudio No shit? He wasn’t known for that, must of caught him on a bad day. That sucks man

@MrFungi69

3 ай бұрын

@@LandryAudio please elaborate. im subbed and have listened to other talks.

I’m still trying to figure out why i haven’t seen this interview until today.

@Billo1281

3 жыл бұрын

Same.

@shredbacca

3 жыл бұрын

same

@LandryAudio

3 жыл бұрын

I've just updated our banners with our new look. Much easier to see now. Subscribe and check out my other talks.

@redrocket9861

2 жыл бұрын

Same

Ive been to quite a few concerts in my life. I'm sure several people have experienced a PanterA concert before and been to other types of concerts. Yes PanterA had supporting bands on the tour, and at the concerts but honestly I don't believe they needed them to sell out the arenas that they played in. I never experienced that special feeling of power and connection to PanterA at their concerts, with any other bands, and those concerts. After seeing PanterA live, they left you with the feeling of, "what band could follow"!!!!???

1:54:39 I'm a fan, and have never met any of these guys, so clearly I'm not in any inner circle, so I'll have to speak from that perspective, but it still seems extremely unfair to blame any of this on Phil Anselmo. I realize that he's (Phil) probably the reason that the band wasn't together at that particular time, at least he's part of the reason. But to blame him, to any serious extent, for some evil, delusional lunatic assassinating Dime just seems wrong.

Pantera wouldnt sound the same without Rex

@blastbeatindustries3191

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it would sound better.

@thoughtdisease3798

3 жыл бұрын

His tone on Down II and Rebel Meets Rebel is better than anything he did with Pantera

@rushflare8208

3 жыл бұрын

@@thoughtdisease3798 true but he really helped shape the pantera sound, youd be surprised

@thoughtdisease3798

3 жыл бұрын

My favorite Pantera song as far as bass tone is Immortally Insane since you can actually hear Rex! Fun fact: Rex wrote the groovy riff towards the end of I'll Cast A Shadow 😎

@kipw_901

2 жыл бұрын

@@ryanperry7136 the band wouldn’t have been the same without Rex. His timing was perfect, wrote amazing bass lines, and his tone was a large part of the Pantera sound. He knew not to overstep and let Dime shine. He could’ve wanked out solos if he wanted to but that wasn’t what they were going for. Same for vinnie

Today is Dime's bday, RIP brother \m/

I didn't know the guy interviewing Bobby was canadian lol. I'm canadian too and live in Edmonton haha. Go Oilers!

@LandryAudio

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening. I'm from Calgary originally, but I live in Australia these days. Be sure to give us a follow and check out some of my other talks.

Will there be a Pantera live dvd at some point? Still waiting :D

@imperator4973

2 жыл бұрын

Keep dreaming... But there is a fan synced live that is killer Bet you have seen it already by now. And there is live at the basement from 88

I have been to alot of metal shows.The most brutal show I ever saw was Pantera,Corrosion of Conformity and White Zombie at 328 performance hall in Nashville tn.1990.800 people out of there minds.

PanterA , is the definition of Heavy metal !

Man i would love to see a conversation between Phil and James talking old memories about Dime, Vinnie and Cliff.

@DetroitFettyghost

2 жыл бұрын

Rex. Not Cliff. Cliff is Metallica bro. Lol.

@imperator4973

2 жыл бұрын

@@DetroitFettyghost total misunderstanding as i meant they should have a conversation about their lost brothers

@DetroitFettyghost

2 жыл бұрын

@@imperator4973 lol oops. I getcha now. My bad.

Careful Bobby!! Don’t cross that line boy..

@peaner083

2 жыл бұрын

The man Rex! Love your shit brother,Smoke On This was killer also. Much respect 🤘🇦🇺

@ami2evil

Жыл бұрын

Do you still have any of those PING hats?

Why didn't we hear from him after Vinny death. Disappeared why miss that dude.....and kat the real HEROE kat Brooks after that nite for all my respect balls of steel that DUDE

Phil was an addict, Dime was an alcoholic and it took both of them to ruin Pantera. Booze has ruined just as many relationships/bands as drugs. The perpetuation of Dimebag being some saint and Phil being thrown under the bus is ridiculous!

@integrity101

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. Agreed. It really is ridiculous

@noneavailable5515

3 жыл бұрын

Yup...Fuck anyone who faults Phil for wanting to rock with other hard metal projects or for his private life...Pantera would've worked all this out and it's nobody's business except the cats involved 🤘

Did Bobby ever write a book? That would be unbelievable