HOW IS THIS POSSIBLE? 🎵 Pantera Domination Reaction (Live in Moscow)

[@hunterartistry785]

The breakdown so heavy, it singlehandedly collapsed the Soviet Union 😂😂😂

[@hunterartistry785]

Guys I just thought of a band you both going to love 100% .GOD FORBID, songs like the fallen heroes. the end of the world or antihero. Enjoy 👌

[@chopperdeath]

Phil could have said, "Let's invade Europe" and they would have!

[@petertapola8097]

...and created so many new bands.

[@runarantila2183]

PERESTROIKA when Dimbag starts riffin

[@hoos_ur_daddy]

Fun fact: when Dimebag wrote the solo for Domination and played it in its entirety for the first time the Berlin wall started to crumble.

[@thickasabrick2293]

Rip dimebag and Vinnie. Two of the most brutal headbanging brothers ever.

[@__shifty]

visit the club house if you're in dallas

[@veiomanco]

yeah! 2nd place to Cavalera brothers

[@chevy383jt]

@@__shifty Vince MADE it great. It most certainly IS NOT the same place anymore.

[@razztastic]

@@chevy383jt I can tell by your username that you are indeed the least fun person to be around at a party.

[@chevy383jt]

@@razztastic Ok.

[@D0CI87PC]

"It's not nourishing enough until the solo comes in." Dang, that is an on point comment. Talk about EXPERIENCING the music!

[@Sorin_TheDarkOne]

Definitely. Lex feels it.

[@Hawk999]

That’s absolutely a great remark.

[@zackforister]

Lord of Hunger Nihilus. Pantera for life. RIP Abbott bros. 🤘

[@Bodeesafa]

This girl feels it in her bones man. I love it! I came here to comment this and you nailed it

[@mikexxx11]

Love how her eyes closed and she was definitely feeling the music.

[@jimwasson7561]

She is a true metal head without even knowing it.

[@Justincredible0483]

I agree

[@chevy383jt]

She knows it. The dude doesn't get it

[@Draxxor]

Hell yeah. She is 100% Metal Head. No doubt

[@chongolola]

I think she got a little wet….💦

[@jamesdelaney3797]

Not

[@DAKeegs]

Every kid growing up listening to metal wishing his girlfriend reacted the same way Lex does when hearing awesome metal.

[@belewda]

And Brad doesn't appreciate that shit at all. He looks at her like she's crazy.

[@Benz_Schmidt]

Lol 💯

[@bibiinspades1953]

For real!! Lol

[@jeffrichards1537]

Without a doubt I my ex wife hated when I would blast pantera in my car. I drove a 1990 ford festiva and had 800 watt amp with two JL audio 12's with alpine mids and horns. Had to tighten license plate bolts all the time.

[@Benz_Schmidt]

@@jeffrichards1537 lol that's awesome

[@genarocuellar777]

The Woman knows what she is feeling and talking about. She sees the time and space in which this occurred and can appreciate it. A very good ear and synopsis.

[@michaelchmiel166]

You are 100% spot on. She get's it, even though she doesn;t realize it.

[@banyarling]

She nails the Digitech Whammy effect. Respect!

[@scannelli29]

@@banyarling that isnt an effect pedal, Dime would play those harmonic dives often. One of his many signatures

[@banyarling]

@@scannelli29 At 6:04 he clearly turns on a harmony guitar effect. It's on for about ten awesome seconds.

[@erin79]

She totally gets it. She noticed he's hitting his foot switches, everything's being done in real time, etc etc She's awesome.

[@dave4911]

I discovered you guys like a few days ago, and you've already gone up 15k subs, and I can't help but wonder how many of those subs come from metalheads. For a lot of us, watching Lex transform into a metalhead is like witnessing the miracle of child birth. Seeing the joy on her face, and then the disappointment/annoyance on her face when the video is paused is priceless. Brad still looks a bit reserved, but don't worry, you'll get there. FEEL the metal before trying to make sense of it. Comprehension will come in time. Welcome to the pride!

[@batman66ism]

Bless you Dave

[@Grenader3000]

I grew up a Metal head but found them because of Tom. Its awesome seeing them go through the older metal that I think people missed out on.

[@somniumrabidum]

Been a metalhead for decades and hell yeah that's why I'm here! Lex gets that face that a lot of us can relate to, that feeling of diving into metal the first time and hearing songs that you would SWEAR were written just for you because it hits JUST. RIGHT. \m/

[@batman66ism]

@@somniumrabidum Exactly. It was Iron maiden's Aces High was my gateway for me.

[@dave4911]

@@batman66ism Close...my break in was Crazy Train from our godfather when I was in 2nd grade, however, Piece of mind was the very first album I owed. Piece of mind, Diary of a Madman, and Screaming for Vengeance were all I asked for for Christmas back when I was 9.

[@mandu6665]

Pantera always stayed humble. They took a ton of unknown bands out on tour and treated them very well.

[@nikkobellini]

Sadly, Phil did not stay humble. He tried to project it but it was a lie.

[@ferox965]

​@nikkobellini I'm good friends with the band Pentagram. Phil is also a fan-he had Pentagram open for Down in Philly in 2012. I came as Pentagram's guest. Phil was hilarious and took time for pictures. All the guys in Down were great. Phil was cool with me.

[@commonsensesyd7625]

52 year old, white metal head. You two are fantastic. Witnessing and listening as you two discover and explore new music takes me back to when I was discovering this music. Ty

[@oneWORMarmy]

You guys nailed it. They were raw, and that’s why people loved it. Big production stuff has manufactured energy, and you never get the feeling like what Pantera could give you. It was pure.

[@thomasjr11111]

Lex, you hit the nail right on the head! Things aren't the same anymore. That era was magical. I saw Pantera 5 times. One of the bands that I will hold close and dear to my heart till it stops beating. I love seeing you guys hear this for the first time and seeing that magic pour into you.

[@namegoeshereorhere5020]

"Things aren't the same anymore. That era was magical." Such a funny trope. Every generation says it and it's never true. I've heard the same thing said since the early 70's and I know my mother heard it about Elvis, The Killer and the Beatles. Glad I learned not to be so close minded from her.

[@corymeyer1162]

Those metalheads were young. I had this energy in the 90s when I was a teenager. I still love the music but I don't have that left in me. It's true about every generation. Go to a metal show and it's a bunch of old dudes now.

[@davebcf1231]

You must have quit going to shows, then. What do you think is so different now? I've been going to shows for over 20 years and I haven't noticed this big change you speak of so it had to have happened at some point between '90 and '97. The 80's metal fans say the same about their era as you do about yours so it couldn't have been before '90, and I've been going to shows since '97 so it wasn't after. What is this change you say happened sometime in that seven year period? The music has changed, as it always does, but the experience at a metal show really hasn't at all. More security in the post 9/11 era but other than that it's the same energy as shows I went to when I was a teen.

[@mysteryguy3290]

@@namegoeshereorhere5020 oh chill out.. its an opinion dont get your panties in a wad. Plus Dime predicted the future anyway as far as how music is recorded, mix/mastered, and produced today. So yea homeboy is kinda right. But its like that for every Era and he's just speaking on his.

[@antimatter2380]

Your formative years are just that, so those will always be nostalgic times no matter what era they were. While I'm too old to be in the pits and jumping around, all the current local and underground metal/punk/ska shows i go to have tremendous energy and the formative youths of today are still as crazy and impassioned as we were back in the day.

[@connorfinnegan2093]

seeing dime setting himself up for the breakdown never fails to hype me up

[@slevinkalevra2711]

When you said "it sounds like garage" you nailed it right on the head. I grew up in Arlington, TX and used to see Pantera out and about doing their shopping. They literally started as a garage band. They were the apex of true metal bands. They did what they did, with the energy and enthusiasm that they did it, because they loved what they did and they loved that we lived to watch them do it. They existed before this commercialized nonsense music existed. What you saw is a rare glimpse of folks doing what they do simply for the passion of doing it and the passion shared with them by the folks watching them do it. It had absolutely nothing to do with the money or the fame. Nowadays, it has everything to do with money and fame, and little to do with simple passion for doing what you love. If you want to experience a true testament to their ability, and what every live performance felt like, listen to their album Pantera Live 101 Proof. It's an entire concert, unedited, from start to finish. It's better than any studio recorded album that any band has ever released.

[@Rick-jz1vs]

I saw that tour and it was incredible

[@brownwestmoreland1077]

This song has the greatest breakdown in metal history. No other group can say that.

[@josemadera3138]

Yeah in my opinion the transitions in this song are next level the drums are on point the whole band was on point

[@sidewinderrob8364]

Pantera was all about making people move. And damn they did it well. 🤘🏼

[@bruceleroy8063]

The fathers of groove metal. I used to joke if the devil made a blues band its name would be Pantera

[@robertolsen3892]

Saw Pantera 3 times.... Best shows ever. Had to sit on the curb outside the stadium for a half hour afterwards just to catch my breath. There will NEVER be another Pantera..... #GOAT

[@calimann21]

Back in the late 80’s early 90’s when grunge was the new sound, Pantera set the bar for heavy metal music. They were a huge influence in my life, when my parents were going thru a divorce they were a ventilation for my anger and frustration. They gave me energy to play metal music and be just like them. Long Live Pantera. RIP Dime and Vinnie.

[@futurewavecs]

Pantera was continuing the Thrash. The bar was already there. Perhaps not if you were looking to Grunge. Pantera though with the album Cowboys From Hell was definitely the best Thrash band for awhile. Also Dimebag (*at the time called Diamond*) had a very unique style unlike anyone else. The production quality of the album was superb too. For some time they were THE band to watch.

[@coryb2173]

Deva Winblood they took thrash and gave it the groove. I lived it as a metal fan and they broke into a new realm where no one had gone. The shows at dive bars were in-f’g-sane!

[@futurewavecs]

@@coryb2173 - I lived it as well. Though the closest I got to them was jamming with a guy who played drums in a band that opened for them before they exploded (i.e. before Cowboys from Hell). I play guitar and a few other things but haven't much for quite some time now. So I was there too. :) I know Dimebag won so many guitar contests in Texas they wouldn't let him compete anymore but they would let him be a judge. He kind of showed that the rhythm could be just as interesting as any solo. It definitely was rooted in Thrash though yeah it has some serious groove in it. The truth is the really good bands can't really be pigeonholed into one of the hundreds of sub-genres. They tend to just do what they want and they sound goes where they choose to go.

[@coryb2173]

Deva Winblood right on man. I feel so incredibly blessed to have grown up in the 70s and 80s as a music fan. I wish I could take every person who loves Pantera today and let them experience the shows in the early 90s before they outgrew the clubs. Words can’t describe the intensity and energy and the insane antics at those shows. Example: One show at a bar in Austin an idiot spit on Phil during the set. Phil warned him not to do it again. Idiot did. Phil threw down the mic and got on his knees on the edge of the stage and started swinging while the guys behind the idiot shoved him forward. Phil wore him out and then the bouncers finished him off. Another time (same bar) the soundboard fried... show over. Other half of the building was a game room. We all filtered over and ordered some pitchers of beer to watch George Forman fight on the big screen. Suddenly, Phil walks in and joins us for a brew and the fight. Just cool dudes. I met Vinnie coming off the bus at another show while we were hanging around in the parking lot - he was munching on nachos - reaches them forward and offers... “Nachos?”... 😂

[@brownwestmoreland1077]

This is what you would call pure music. No cheap fireworks or computers. It's just 4 guys with 4 instruments playing what's inside of them. No technology needed, only hard work and talent.

[@nicolascaro1424]

and then god said: " let there be breakdowns"

[@jeremyhietikko752]

And Dime said, give me some crown and watch this

[@chaospoet]

And it was goooooood!

[@truexfan001]

@@jeremyhietikko752 and God saw that it was good

[@eldeano9964]

He wrote a tasty jam, and the planets did align.

[@monikabeki6838]

And god said: „there will be a day when there will be a ONE and ONLY breakdown“ 😜🤘

[@semperfi6288]

What's even more impressive is that it's all raw talent, there's no protools, there's no autotune, that's all raw talent on the spot.

[@BerishStarr]

Metal music needs to be experienced live. Nothing beats the high you feel the days after a great concert. Your ears ringning and your body buzzing 😁 Its awesome! 👊

[@TenFalconsMusic]

I've watched this Pantera video 1000 times, but watching it with you two make it brand new.

[@reecewillmott-rice4360]

Good ol' Pantera! True groove metal.. Used to cover this in my old band, always got the crowd going. RIP DIMEBAG AND VINNIE . Just so you two know, Dimebag (guitarist) was shot n killed onstage playing what he loved... as sad as it was/is.. it doesn't get more metal than that

[@DarthRaider520]

Lex is a metal head. Her appreciation proves it.

[@robertcron1893]

Dimebag Darrell is one of the greatest metal guitar players of all time he was shot in the head on stage by deranged fan

[@LifeandHorror]

The greatest!

[@colemanpike]

They’re tearing down the Alrosa Villa where he was shot and killed to put up affordable apartments.

[@notjimmystewart]

That was almost Kurt Cobain

[@shannonmurphy1766]

♡◇ \m/ Dime \m/ ◇♡

[@towertito2149]

One of the worst days ever. That cold December day changed EVERYTHING.

[@exce11ence11]

I LOVE HER REACTION ! This IS Pantera - in Russia. I wish you could've seem them live! No concert EVER compares

[@michaelkelly2409]

I’ve been to HUNDREDS of metal and hard rock shows. It really is an experience that you don’t forget. It’s like my drug, the adrenaline rush along with feeling the energy from the band and the rest of the audience is hard to describe. Metal heads have an unspoken bond. You’re like family even having never met.

[@DomTheDragonSlayer]

🤟🤟🤟

[@evilferret1453]

this is facts , i was at a slayer in like 05' kid in the mosh pit got his nose bloke it was like the whole pit said "time out " got him out the way . and was like "ok time in" you dont get it till youre there . its like people know the rules .

[@wardjerome6924]

I absolutely agree!! Can't wait to throw my 45 year old ass back in the shit!!!!

[@XMorbidReignX]

@@evilferret1453 If someone drops in the pit, you stop, get them up and out to safety. The show essentially stops until the person on the floor, is back on their feet. And if you're the guy making people fall, you got about 300 people around you ready to hold you accountable.

[@SeanGTM]

It's a primal tribe and everyone is welcome.

[@ronfreeman2092]

I saw Pantera 9 times throughout their career. EVERY show was like that. One of the most insane live bands I have ever seen. Will ALWAYS be my all time favorite band

[@walfam9846]

"Its not nourishing enough until the solo comes in" metal quote of the year, Lex. Think I'm gonna put that on a shirt lolol

[@drossano9794]

"Doesn't quench my thirst until the solo comes in" I lol'd, Never heard it put that way but hell yea so true🤘

[@bguzewi0]

One of the few times where the live video goes harder than the album version. Man, I'd kill to be at this show.

[@crabbubbles1161]

I saw Pantera live in 1992. They *DETONATED* that area of the earth they were performing at! Fking stellar.

[@spannclint]

Lovin it! Unfortunately, I think you’re right about not seeing a show like this again. Best we can do is honor the legacies. Keep metal alive!!!

[@skinnybigstuff1040]

Hi

[@jkarlin412]

I saw Pantera in 1997. 101 proof tour. That concert had this same energy man. I've been to a bunch of metal concerts in the 90s that were like this. Obviously not 1 mill but 20 30 thousand strong... absolutely love to see the love!

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

My first mosh pit was a Pantera concert in the 90s. You never forget your first. 😄

[@7Bandit7]

For real you never forget it. Mine was a Slipknot concert and the main 2 songs were wait & bleed and duality🤘

[@stevenwilliams1805]

Yeah, mine was Pantera at the Ector County Coliseum. Still the most amazing concert I've ever been to. Only time I've ever experienced that much energy explode from so many people.

[@NoActuallyGo-KCUF-Yourself]

The scariest / most violent pit I was in was actually at a Bad Religion × Pennywise show. Punks don't give a fuck!

[@endocry]

Mine was the Nine Inch Nails Fragile Tour

[@jasonmassa6318]

My first mosh experience was Insane Clown Posse in ‘98 with my mom cheering me on in the closed off balcony 😂 protection from the faygo showers

[@alterego6075]

Pantera was a beast all it's own in the metal scene. Revered by musicians all over the world. The Abbott Brothers were unstoppable conjurers of metal magic, the likes of which we may never see again. RIP Brothers. We miss you.

[@andrewbaldwin9796]

Pantera - Shedding Skin - 5 Minutes Alone - This Love - Regular People🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@walfam9846]

revolution is my name!

[@zender1979]

And many many many many more 😄

[@Adam666...]

Fucking Hostile

[@MrGrxxx123]

Primal concrete sledge! Drag the waters!!! Cowboys from Hell !!!

[@RegurgiNate84]

Shedding Skin fuck yeah!

[@seancarver5098]

It's possible because that's greatness. That's what real music can do. They weren't just a metal band. They were an entire movement.

[@ravenblackfeather4028]

I seen Pantera twice in the early 90s it was insane. The mosh pits and stage dives and crowd surfing was loco. Not many bands could top these guys.

[@toddabel13]

I saw them in 92. They were the opening act and they were so good over half the arena walked out after they were done. Skid Row was the headliner but barely anyone stayed for them.

[@Euank]

That breakdown 100% defined the way breakdowns are today

[@Jonathan_Doe_]

Basically created a metal genre trope.

[@mattbertrand9496]

That breakdown gives me chills every time

[@michaelchmiel166]

The absolute epitome of what real Metal is supposed to be.

[@bruceleroy8063]

Yup

[@philcanselmo9436]

what are you trying to say? that Justin Bieber isn't metal, like stop the elitism

[@blitzy3244]

7:18 I feel you on that! I love the whole song but the solo is really why I listen to it so often. It's not like you can just skip to listen to the solo either, you need that whole build up of the song until the solo hits to feel maximum satisfaction.

[@dimebag_jack105]

EXACTLY

[@ЯСмерть-ф5п]

💯

[@NathanCline12-21]

Was lucky enough to see Pantera Live over 20+ times, had met them and partied with them a few times . I was supposed to see Dime and DamagePlan on that fateful night but my ride from Pittsburgh to Columbus fell through at the last minute.

[@BradAndLex]

Ohh man!! That’s crazy

[@chaospoet]

That's insane. To be honest I'm glad you didn't go. That way you'll only have the good times in person to remember. My heart still goes out to everyone who had to see Dime like that.

[@michaelburns7530]

I was supposed to go to that show too, my brother lives in Columbus and I couldn't get off work for it (well I could have but I wouldn't have had a job when I got back) so he sold our tickets

[@reneeg3318]

My daughter was living with her grandmother in St. Louis, she had been admitted to the hospital. I drove from Cleveland to St. Louis, and happened to be driving through Columbus, that night, right after it happened. I had a local radio station on while driving through... I had to stop for a bit, it hit me so hard to hear what happened. Saw them about 5 or 6 times myself over the years.

[@victorramsey5575]

December 8 2004 was the saddest day of my life.... so far.

[@jameskirby9369]

There was 1.5 million people there…CRAZY!!!

[@dennishollibaugh8247]

I swear you could power a city off their raw energy alone.

[@BradAndLex]

😭😂😂🙌🏽

[@mikeobrien8886]

I would love to spend time with Brad & Lex they are both awesome. Just watching Lex is a treat watching her eyes light up when the guitar solos start

[@LifeandHorror]

YES!!!! Please try I’m Broken and 5 Minutes Alone from them as well 🙂 The greatest band ever! Well at least for me 🤪

[@jkinney0420]

I second this!! Greatest metal band of all damn time!

[@Quizzy0000]

for 5 minutes alone look up what's it about cause it makes it cooler :P.

[@KMcBride151]

Mouth for war

[@kotaljohn4145]

Her face when he asked "is it loud enough" How quickly she got into it Shes a keeper

[@lancedorman1290]

She is digging it! What I'm noticing all the Pantera reaction videos everybody gets lost in Dimebag's 🎸 solo!!!! Greatest guitar player of all time

[@Haynesdoessports]

100

[@berniefrancisco6027]

Absolutely lost!

[@stevepyryemybida5427]

Hi I'm a 53 year old metal head, I was a teenager in the 80's when all these bands just came out and Lex, you got the rocker gene in your DNA...😎

[@travisward8319]

It's a band living up to the moment. Artistry. It's awesome to watch.

[@Rocky-N-Angel]

I seen Pantera 11 times in 90's and early 2000's the energy at the shows was like no other. Amazing with their instruments. Dime and Vinnie will be forever missed.

[@d.pinit7796]

Seen them 13 times live, they are the best live band I’ve ever seen . In 20 yrs since they’ve been a band , no one has come close . Energy level that u can’t even put into words . Had to be there 🔥🤘🏼

[@kevinthekev1979]

Three times myself, wish it was more

[@PrinceIsMyReligon]

Seen Pantera 4 times. Hands down, my favorite band live.

[@cajunvikingrecords]

Saw them when they were a club band, then many times after they hit it big. Every show was 500%. These guys had heart. They encapsulated everything that metal was about.

[@ServusDei74]

Seeing more and more people, who didn’t grow up as metalheads, react to this band I grew up watching, since the beginning! It makes me really appreciate and, should I say, rediscover this music all over again! I grew up in Arlington, TX, where they are from. So this band has a special place in my life. This band really were the first to make this sound, known as Groove Metal. They took all their influences, 70s and 80s classic rock, and made something so hard and brutal, yet so satisfying to the groove bone in all of us! This band ALWAYS put on a monster show, and they were always tight, well rehearsed, and went hard from start to finish. No Let up, no mercy!! Thank you both! Keep going down that metal rabbit hole. But always keep blasting Pantera!!🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼 R.I.P. Darrel and Vinnie! You are missed beyond words!!! You’re music will live on forever!!

[@GravelBone367]

I really loved Lex's point about taking the greatness of this great band for granted. You really tapped into a really important point about this particular band. I believe Pantera makes this level of greatness look so effortless, that the tendency is look past and take for granted how amazing they truly are.

[@michaelchmiel166]

All 4 members. They lacked nothing. Nobody, and I mean nobody, brought it like Pantera did in the 90's.

[@Esmeagolly]

@@michaelchmiel166 and still no band comes close to do what they did. I love Pantera but I’m of the mind you don’t have to like them (seriously questioning your sanity though) but you sure as hell have to respect them.

[@Redneck-pm9wz]

Man what a time it was to be alive! The simplicity of a band, a giant banner and an amped up crowd! No fancy videos or pyrotechnics

[@MrJocky82]

And to think, looking back at this now, Phil was in so much pain with his back. And he still brought this intensity. Amazing band. Disgustingly brilliant😎

[@Jonathan_Doe_]

“One thing bout music when it hits you feel no pain” is pretty true. I’ve absolutely ruined my left shoulder on stage jumping around with a heavy bass on and not noticed it until afterwards due to the adrenaline.

[@MrJocky82]

@@Jonathan_Doe_ my friend, at least you done it, doing what you love, like Phil. Hats off to you my brother 🤘🏻

[@djcj1212]

The fact that this was done in front of like 1,000,000 people raised the epicness of this performance. An absolute banger and classic

[@msrvo]

If you're interested to know, the "dual sounding " guitar comes from an effects pedal called a "pitch shifter". Dimebag's high pitch squealing is done by flicking the guitar string that you want, doing a dive bomb on the temelo bar and using pitch harmonics to get the squeal on the way back up from the "dive bomb".

[@jman4652]

Pantera ffffin rocks. I loved them in my teens and was lucky to see them in concert in 1992 and 1994 in Sydney 🇦🇺 Rip dimbag and vinnie. ✌️

[@yoshicebear9565]

Pantera has the power to bring joy to people, because every time I see reactions to their music, they all start off serious like it's a school project, but end up like prom, enjoying the energy, the moment and everything. what you feel with his music, Lex's beautiful reaction to feeling those things ... welcome to the culture and family

[@iamvoodoo1973]

I have saw live Pantera at least 4 times and it was unbelievable. The energy was insane. I actually got the vhs of this concert for Christmas the year it came out.

[@Fubared7403]

You guys are awesome. Pantera was the last band I expected a reaction video for. One of my all time favorite bands. R.I.P. Dime Bag Darrel🤘🤘 Keep up the great content guys. You're awesome P.S. If you want to go to a great concert, get tickets to Metallica the next time they tour. They put on one of the best shows I've ever seen.

[@dudee499]

R.I.P to his brother as well, brother!

[@marcacosta8606]

4 dudes with instuments = amazing music

[@Mayday_zj]

The energy was so pure then.... love seeing you guys jam to the shit I've been listening to for 15 years!! You guys are showing an open mind and I think many can learn from this, doesn't matter what race you are we can all respect each other and our music! Ma was feeling that shit I love it!! She had so many good things to say. 🙏👏

[@Trashslayer76]

Having LIVED all things Pantera throughout my youth, this performance is the one that stands out to me the most. Gives me chills EVERY TIME and makes me miss Dime and Vinnie even more. RIP to the Brothers Abbot. They created something that has never and will never be matched.

[@mattp4062]

Pantera was my first concert. They were unreal live! The entire place was a mosh! I'm broken is my favorite by them. Also got to meet Phil (their lead singer) once! Super awesome dude to shoot the shit with!

[@joshuajohnson6685]

How cool, they were my first band as well. See them one more time after as well. Amazing live

[@woodscrafter1971]

This was so awesome to see! Pantera was reviving a a brand of metal that was dying because it wasn't popular anymore, but they knew it was great. They put there own twist on it and became one of the greatest ever. I grew up with the best, Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer, Anthrax, Testament, Exodus, Dark Angel, the list goes on and on. Pantera revived that energy in their own way and it was incredible. Glad to see you enjoy it!!

[@brianregan1]

OMG a woman after my own heart. SHE GETS IT!!! Pantera was about being as loud and obnoxious as possible when they first came out. they just wanted to rock the sox off the world. they wanted to be heavier than any other band. they had one of the best guitar players alive. and the singer had a voice that was sick. they rocked so many people live. their albums were always better than the last and their live shows were insane. the mosh pit was alive and brutal. it took weeks to recover but it was great when I was a young man in to this kind of music . of course I listened and still listen to all kinds of music but for a concert to get away from life, bills, work, and take out some aggression in a safe and fun way this was the shit. thanks for another great video. stay safe and god Bless

[@sifkn]

and Rex is so underrated, whoa, what a bass master, everbody talks about Dime, Phil and Vinnie. But when Dime and Vinnie is on point also is Rex.

[@adamwal4591]

@8:00 she is trying to describe the harmonic he does with the tremolo bar dive. Dime was an amazing talent.

[@Tommysimonsen]

Pantera Walk, Broken, 5 Min Alone.

[@texasbelliott]

Loved loved her reaction. It's great to see and hear the appreciation for one of the greatest metal bands ever. The amount of energy at a live Pantera show felt... dangerous.

[@edwardhunga4488]

At Ozzfest in 2000, my ex-wife and I were in a group of four couples in the front row. It was getting too frenetic for the other three couples who were unused to this kind of energy, so they decided they wanted to fall back. Pantera had just started playing This Love, and my group started heading up the hill at Mountain View. We were all together, holding hands and walking in a tight formation. Within the space of one chord being struck when the song kicks in, utter chaos. None of us could even see each other. We'd been holding the hands of our wives, but all of us were just caught up in the craziest mosh pit I've ever seen. People were burning their tee shirts and blankets and swinging them overhead. I glimpsed my wife just being buffeted on every side, and she was just frozen. My friend's wife said she feared for her life. She said she thought it was like an evil cult was getting ready to sacrifice her. Both of these women were metal heads! I used to feed on that energy like it was the nectar of life though, 😂

[@stephaniegeer1691]

I was there too!!!😃AMAZING concert and the moshing was out of control!! I was in the mix moshing to them while things burned around us and absolutely LIVED every second of it! Every Ozzfest was incredible!! Great times,great days of my youth.rock on!!🤘

[@nickdeth24]

Crowds are not like this any more. Thanks for the very vivid recollection. It brought it all back to me too.

[@chriskeyes713]

I was there too! Miss shows at shoreline, the place was nuts when pantera came on!

[@michaelchmiel166]

In the early days of real Hard Core, the Pit was like a prison riot. Definately no place for a woman or the timid. I suffered no less than 3-4 broken ribs and had my nose broken 3 times. Never once did I leave a show without a smile on my face.

[@Amp5150]

I was ozzfest 2000 in texas! Lost my friends almost instantly, fought my way to the front row for pantera and when ozzy came on i held my spot for as long as i could but security finally pulled me over the barracade and sent me around to the back of the crowd again. But it was ok, on my way out ozzy started mama im coming home and i walked way out to the open grass and laid down to rest, exhausted i laid on my back and watched the stars while listening to that great song live.

[@djamel3010]

Oh i love her expression and smile as she's dancing to it. Merci à vous 2.

[@GeekFurious]

The most vicious pit I was ever in was during this tour while Pantera played Primal Concrete Sledge.

[@sherm4421]

pantera sure was an experience live. was lucky enough to see them 3 times in a year on their last tour. once with slayer. that was epic

[@glacial_chinchilla]

3:00 Lamb of God is going on tour with In Flames this year. That is the closest you're going to find to pantera now

[@HighSocietyDrumLabs]

And they are not comparable. LOG is good Pantera is legendary

[@carlosduarte4181]

@@HighSocietyDrumLabs they definitely are comparable but Pantera is in their own Stratosphere!

[@mikeg7547]

I'm glad you liked them. The energy of playing music or just performing a show is all the difference. I did see them back in the day and they were indeed lit.

[@aaronbrowne6370]

Yes... Sick I seen em 93 -94 was awesome.. moshed hard.. long live Pantera thanks to YT. They started reaction channels off...🤘💯 This concert 53 ppl died an Pantera started the crowd into a roit an show was nearly cancelled

[@dominiquegauthier1214]

And dont ever Forget that Dimebag was probably hammered with a least one bottle of bourbon before the show and he was always smiling and not missing a note . A true rock star cover To cover with a heart of gold and the best blend of blues and metal in his play you could ever see even almost 20 years after his passing.

[@user-fm8xs3hr3w]

I like Brad's analytical reactions to music, but Lex's reaction is pure emotion and truly feeling the music.

[@michiganjack1337]

That groove metal is infectious even 30 years later. 🖖🤘🗽

[@septiplierisdead5315]

Primal Concrete sledge , message in blood, Fucking Hostile , planet Caravan, great grooves

[@derekhapenny4860]

When I was younger I liked metal music then then first time I heard Pantera it was like there music kicked me in the chest the groove vocals everything about them made me fall in love with metal. 30+ years later I really enjoy seeing younger people looking at the music and getting a great vibe

[@philstone3859]

I like what Sebastian Bach said about them. “They opened up a can of whoop ass!”

[@neowindu]

Lex we see you, welcome to the metal family, when your head bangs, its in you! \m/

[@alancatherall4360]

Seeing Lex discover her appreciation for Metal is like watching a pure awakening. It's beautiful!

[@jtinkleburt]

I was lucky enough to see Pantera 3 times, and they were just as lit in front of 5,000 people as they were a million. They were the real deal.

[@Steveo3332]

Rock in peace brother's Dimebag Darrell and Vinnie Paul. CFH4L Stronger Than All Getcha Pull

[@angelabordack]

The best there ever was! RIP

[@MuffinzGamingChannel]

Goose bumps every time. The solo into the breakdown is untouchable.

[@laeonflux]

I got to see them live once, they opened for Metallica here in Mexico and it was insane. Metallica was good I guess but Pantera was the main dish for me. Metallica sounded pop compared to these guys energy. One of the biggest moshpits I've ever seen. I was not on floor level, I saw it from the bleachers but it was insane. The festival decide to put chairs... on a Pantera concert, lmao. People got the chairs in a pile and lit them on fire then started moshing around it, it was amazing. I was like 14 y/o. RIP DImebag, RIP Vinnie.

[@Walnick71]

The amount of money I'd pay to experience that like you did. Unfathomable

[@unclej7842]

Gone....but they live on.

[@Foxikaze]

Metallica and Pantera? I would give my left kidney just to see those two

[@briang6040]

I saw Pantera back in 1992 when I was a freshman in high school. They were awesome live. Sure miss this band. Medicine man is my favorite Pantera song of all time. I played alot of Pantera songs in bands that I played drums for. Good times.

[@MrTiagoCerqueira]

I really hope to see you guys react to nightwish one day, any song in the wacken concert is good, think both of you will like then ... but ghost love score is usually a good start with then love the channel keep it up guys!!

[@greybushgames1]

Oh girl feeling it she needs to be there…I miss seeing Pantera in concert they were one of the best and fun bands to see live..I’ve seen them 22 times and every time was an absolute blast

[@Chris-lz1fs]

Younger folk like yourselves don't know what you missed out on in the 80's and 90's. The musicians were really talented and had to learn their instruments properly including vocals. There was none of this auto-tune and computer tweaking and whatever else is going on in music nowadays. I was lucky enough to meet Pantera before a concert and they were real down to earth guys who made time for their fans as well. I even got my album cover signed by them.

[@Cheese-Hound]

All that auto-tune and computer tweaking BS was summed up nicely in Metal Church The Human Factor. The title says it all by itself.

[@korndogz69]

This song has the king of all breakdowns! By far my favorite.