PANTERA ( HOME VIDEO )( PT. 1 ) JOE'S GARAGE FORT WORTH, TEXAS 1-13-90

[@disco4535]

I don't think the average fan realizes how priceless this is

[@jonimurphy1919]

They have a Heavy Metal Encyclopedia...and they are in it!!And I have it.🖤

[@ohbogey]

Truth this is fukn gold, was never here but heard about it from somebody who was on the scene back then.

[@johndrews206]

@Lancer____ Dog not even the oldest footage with phil

[@moonstars315]

Pure. Gold. Just as the last great decade beginning, no cell phones, just organic, amazing............

[@kth5077]

Disco .. You are right.. Only you and perhaps a few other select elite fans REALLY appreciate this, right.? - Get the fuck outta here, you condescending prick.... But really, to others than actual fans of Pantera, this footage is utterly irrelevant, alhough it may be impossible for you to comprehend.

[@kevinkirk4285]

My late wife and I spent our last Thanksgiving Day together, 2018, having drinks and watching Pantera videos all day... just she and I together, enjoying our favorite band together. RIP, Jennifer. 17 June 1969 - 18 July 2019.

[@moretimeproductions]

I am sorry for your loss 😣

[@kevinkirk4285]

@@moretimeproductions Thank you. Ya know?, just sharing a memory keeps her memory alive.

[@johnsainato2077]

That sounds like a great memory!

[@mishafinresko3145]

That seriously made me tear up brother. Only the good die young far to young and usually right when we need them the most but she needed you and you WERE there for her in her life. Hold yalls memories like would her.

[@kevinkirk4285]

@@mishafinresko3145 Thank you for your kind words. Jen and I knew each other since 1997 and lost contact for 14 years and got back in contact. We were married for only 4 years. It was a good run but her alcoholism took over. She was a gentle soul and a beautiful spirit. I couldn't save her from her demons but I did the best I could for her.

[@jjschmidli8896]

To think a year later they played Moscow in front of 1 million people. Amazing

[@david.mansilla7980]

hell yea

[@maxwhittaker3315]

@steve k. how big of a crowd have you played for dude? Im going to bet not even a fraction of that number lol WALK ON HOME BOY!

[@apsu8115]

This video was from same tour when they were touring with metallica

[@rollinstoned9816]

@Connor O'Brien why so..so..Fucking hostile..?🤔🙃✌

[@travisfontenot9462]

For real bro I was just thinking the same thing they got their act up straight when they hit Moscow

[@Hooklineandsinker145]

People today will never understand. This, right here, is pure gold, a symbol of a place in time where there were no cell phones, no pandemics, just pure, organic music, these guys were playing in front of a hundred thousand in Moscow the following year. I’d give anything to go back to 1990.. just to experience this

[@jaapbadlands]

It was a million in Moscow

[@myguy647]

@@jaapbadlands 1.6million lol

[@jeffk3929]

Agree these were EPIC times...love it 💯

[@BENHAMEEN68]

Amen! People nowadays don’t know what it’s like to not be in a pandemic, like all the way back in 2019

[@thekillingduck]

@@BENHAMEEN68 yeah... I was born in 2001 and I've never known life without the pandemic. Damn, I wish I could live in the 60's where if I'm in a emergency, I'd have to walk to the nearest phone booth so I can call 911...

[@popthatbeep]

Love the fact that dime was always in his prime until his very end. It's crazy to think that he can aggressively dance with his guitar without ruining his part. unbelievable

[@pablosartas6817]

Haha I was thinking the same. He nailed it. Getcha pull

[@ScissorMeDaddyAss420]

and he was killed by a homo with a shotgun...

[@frankE91210]

idk about that i feel like he was like elvis, having an OG phase and a kind of fat era lmao. When he ditched the floyd rose he fell off tbh aka damage plan era

[@JimmyKSimmonsOfficial]

What I thought was most impressive was the fact he was fucked out of his mind on demon alcohol at all times on stage, but yet, never missed a note, and if he did, he brought it to perfect pitch and not one person ever thought anything of it - I saw it all from the beginning, and he just breathed perfect playing at all times no matter what - a true freak of nature

[@lacresiavanya7787]

omg I'm in this video I was 17 yrs old I'm 48 now I'm the blonde with head turned to the side.. I wouldnt trade those days for anything best times of my life

[@krislvzep]

Awesome!! Lucky girl

[@BUKWulfSh0t]

There's like 5 blondes in the front row lol

[@BUKWulfSh0t]

@@krislvzep hey by any chance are you single?

[@thisisaloadofbarnacles8061]

@@BUKWulfSh0t simp

[@BUKWulfSh0t]

@@thisisaloadofbarnacles8061 wow, u learned something especial this year 🤣

[@angelcrusher420]

There is a hole in my heart because this band ended too fast and I can’t believe the abbot brothers are gone. They single handedly breathed new life into metal.

[@AceRuiner1979]

The Abbots kept metal alive During the 90s, when everyone else was trying to be commercialized and sensitized, Pantera came through and showed everyone that true metal will always prevail

[@DementiaJoe]

As much as I love dime and Vinnie I have to disagree.. it was Phil that brought the heavy out in Pantera. Dime was able to match Phil's heaviness and without one or the other the band would have sounded like another run of the mill metal band. PanterA is my favorite band of all the bands Ive ever heard. Dime is the reason I started playing guitar. I still hold him to be the greatest metal guitarist that ever lived.

[@itsalwayssomething7490]

You may even say... they reinvented the steel. I'll let myself out.

[@jblake41526]

@@itsalwayssomething7490 get out.

[@Cenot4ph]

90s was a death metal boom, perhaps for the more mainstream they were the band

[@klacustoms]

You know it's 3:00 am in the morning that I'm watching this. I should be in bed sleeping, but after watching the pure awesomeness and high energy of this band, I'm now pumped, motivated and in the mood to get shit done!

[@goodmorningsundaymorning4533]

4:16 am for me. Lol

[@MisterAutist]

3:23am for me

[@t.malin8885]

I saw these guys live twice in '91, the summer I graduated hs, freaking awesome. Now my daughter who just graduated loves them too. She likes the music of our day way better than today's crap.

[@chchchchugg]

Awesome! I'm very young but I dig 80's and 90's metal too!

[@stoicscorpio3838]

Now THAT'S a parenting win.

[@ChickenJoe-tq6xd]

Same I’m part of the younger generation and hate the crap they push nowadays, you should let me take your daughter on a date 😂 🤙

[@jonathans242]

7:20 - shattered 10:45 - psycho holiday 16:15 - domination 21:08 - clash with reality 27:00 - cowboys from hell

[@ebl9010]

When psycho holiday starts with the flickering lights for some reason i think its the most badass thing ever.

[@gardj456]

Metallica playing. Phil was all business. Dime be like "Hold my beer!!" Ain't scared

[@tomasalexandresilva9303]

Pantera - A New Level

[@tomasalexandresilva9303]

Where is it?

[@ShadowvailYT]

2:00 Like Fire

[@murfdog19]

It's hard to believe both of the Abbott brothers are gone.

[@matthewrogers6866]

1 died of a big broken heart

[@larrylooney4495]

@Goran Kukulj fuckyou

[@vincentjoubert5514]

Will always share the Time With you guys to anyone who will listen, RIP Vinnie and Dime!! Love you always! Hollywood!!

[@jcw91371]

It's both insane and surreal. What are the odds two of the most influential musicians of their time, who happened to be brothers playing in the same band, who had no history of the usual substances and suspects that can claim a life too early, both passing away before they had one grey hair on their heads?

[@Dankster-yo8xv]

@@jcw91371 iirc Vinnie was about 53 when he passed. Might have had one gray hair

[@danilosweep5835]

Rip Vinnie and Dime!

[@jaybauervideos]

WOW UNBELIEVABLE!!!!

[@matthewrogers6866]

DIO AS WELL WATCH VIDEO IN THE END BADASS ANTHRAX

[@SJD904]

Still can't Believe 14 years into the Future Some Fucked up Insane Assclown would Jump on Stage and Murder the Greatest Heavy Metal Guitarist the World Has EVER Know! The FUCK! How does that even Happen? ??

[@BigBoss1982]

@@SJD904 cuz USA is the holly land of psychos. Just look in the past and you will see this. And almost saint approach to guns and you will have your answer. Guns, guns, guns more guns.

[@hobbit151]

Bigboss1982: It's awesome to own a gun for protection for self defense only and target practice. Not all Americans are crazy gun killing freaks!!! I'm thinking about getting a concealed weapons permit for protection and target practice only. I'm from Utah btw

[@kellyford8832]

PANTERA is still MY favorite band of all time rest well Darrell Lance and Vinny Paul Abbot and GOD bless your souls, thank you boys

[@kashaw33]

I'm 53 now and got to see them 3 times in California in the 1990's! Headbanger for life and what a movement we had!!!

[@komoru]

The energy of that show was INSANE, off the charts.

[@texasturner2313]

PanterA was by far, the best live band ever in my opinion.

[@thekidfromanotherplanet]

@Alvaro Hygino :s

[@richardrichard1853]

Pantera & Deftones of early 2000' era

[@Jimmy_Cavallo]

🤜🏼The Stones and Pantera. 2 best live bands of all time 🤟🏼🎸🤟🏼 Long live the ultimate spirit of Damond

[@bellmeisterful]

For me? Sepultura Arise tour...best show

[@Badomen_5150]

Them and Rammstien

[@brandohitchcock]

i was at there, great memories. Going to Joes Garage was some of the best times of my youth. I saw a ton of badass bands there, Testament, Faith no More, Dead Horse, Rigor Mortis, Scum of the Earth, Laz Rockett, Pantera.... the list goes on.. Thanks for posting this!!

[@pnh6999]

Same...Now its a damn car lot! I pass by it everyday on my way to work.

[@alexmatthews2332]

Probably because these fuckers mowed the place down, damn good show sadly a few yrs before I was put on the earth!

[@vapordreams983]

I couldn't find any Scum of the Earth videos on KZbin! :(

[@joshbrewer8301]

Everyone was trying to get Phil to loosen up. He needed a couple bong rips

[@vapordreams983]

R.I.P. Chuck Mosley Mike Scaccia Victor Agnello Dimebag Darrell Vinnie Paul

[@wtfhappened1965]

THANK THE ROCK GODS FOR THE PERSON THAT FILMED THIS RARE BAD ASS SHIT!!! WOW!!!!!

[@unclebrokenhead]

no chit! badassed

[@markgodden4727]

Imagine seeing this band and not knowing who they were. You couldn’t help but be blown away

[@danielgonzaleztejedor9486]

That happened to me and I was not, Priest with Painkiller followed. Nevertheless it was cool to see them make it big in those days.

[@nomandad2000]

We all knew who they were at these shows! They were a fixture locally for a long time at this point

[@alexeilindes7507]

Or horrified .. Either way... The rest is history and pantera are metal legends

[@adamlevine6700]

I saw System of a Down before their first album came out. Same thing.

[@Tylerbag]

7 months before CFH even came out these guys were so fucking beyond brilliant it's just amazing even after all this time. Tell me another band that can pull this off now? 4 fucking monster musicians showing the world "we are the fucking kings of metal" and they still are for damn sure, at least to me. RIP Dime & Vinnie forever legends!

[@Rikk_Klaww777]

Those days and metal music will NEVER be replicated like this.💔

[@thebugkiller9036]

Power Metal 👊🏼🔥

[@gangstersquadbros]

Getchu a pull😏

[@jeremyjames1659]

No they won't. The early 90s was the end of an era where anyone who made great music could be famous. With the internet age its all views and likes. Most bands today sound nothing like the records they create on computers.

[@kainelivesay25]

1:16 I don’t know why I love Dime getting on Phils nerves by playing while he’s talking, but I do and I think it’s hilarious. 🤣

[@RDnAC]

Dime was funny as all hell

[@k.t.1641]

Typical guitarist and drummer at practice 😂

[@terracobb6149]

Me too! I actually watched that part twice ! Dime had a terrific sense of humor. The cadence of his voice was so unique and he had his own vocabulary, “Dime-isim’s” 😂

[@societydwellingifd766]

*_DON'T SEE SHOWS LIKE THIS ANYMORE CUZ NOW EVERYONE IS HOLDING A CELLPHONE!_*

[@darthj_der7447]

Fuckin right dude! Live the moment! I say that to my kids all the time. Put the phone down and just "be" in it.

[@FalloutGuitarist]

If you're saying that in relation to how active the crowd is, then you're sort of right, but there's also a lot of venues that don't appreciate it and will stop the show until people calm down, then you also have to think there are older people that go to these shows who are in no shape to do it, as well as younger kids to top it off.

[@rubungadoi]

It is definitely pretty sad seeing so many people watching a show through their phone camera. I understand that older fans can't move like they used to, but it sure sucks seeing 3 out of 1,000 people moving around and having fun like the crowd in this. Nowadays the other 997 who aren't jumping are glued in a mindless trance to their phone, no matter what the occasion is.

[@rubungadoi]

@@FalloutGuitarist That's pretty sad that places will actually stop people from enjoying themselves, at least if nothing serious is happening that is. In my opinion that's their own negligence by not having the proper security measures for a show. If I ever experience that, I would never give that venue another chance.

[@kcb5336]

SOCIETYDWELLIN GIFD And now I read this comment on every video. Equally irritating.

[@pplrstrange]

Domination. That's Pantera. Domination. It doesn't get better than this. Forever. Thanks guys.

[@grizzlywhisker]

Personally, I thought they only got better over time. I really like each different era of Pantera starting when Phil joined the band. Even their first "Power Metal" album with Phil (the only other place he does the shrieking high pitched vocals aside from CFH) has some pretty cool moments. They were clearly riding the corny "glam metal" trend of the 80's at that point, but they still kicked ass and brought the intensity during the live shows. Cowboys From Hell is definitely where it all came together, but after they found their own unique style, it seemed like they only got heavier and more extreme with each album and I was loving all of it. They seemed unstoppable.

[@pplrstrange]

@@grizzlywhisker I am inspired by any music that has more talented musicians than me.

[@bmxsickness1975]

This is gold.....this is better than gold. So grateful ive seen them live so many times. So grateful to have experienced them in person. Rip Dime and Vinnie

[@Eelgram]

Can't count the times I saw Pantera at Joe's Garage, Savvy's, Matley's, Dallas City Limits, The Basement, Rascals, Arcadia Theater, Bronco Bowl, Six Flags, The Ranch in Muenster ... the list goes on. Thanks for posting! Can't believe how many years have passed -- and that Darrell and Vinnie are no longer with us. Unreal.

[@jonimurphy1919]

Me too!!

[@8Junio76]

I never had the chance to see Pantera live 🥺

[@Hellpriest_1313]

I remember them at The Electric Company in Denison.

[@FawxNewsNetwork]

Don't forget Club Mongo in Arlington!!!

[@Burninglight77]

So..Goddamnn..envious. I hope you appreciate and honour thst you were fortunate to have had those experiences.

[@kaylam2253]

My mom hung out at Joe's Garage in the 80s when she was a teenager and she saw Pantera before they were a huge band. I'm a huge metalhead and I would've been here all the time! This is my kind of place!

[@Sinxytlol3]

Im probably only a few years younger than you (12) and yeah my dad knew Pantera just before they were gonna release the cowboys from hell

[@granitesevan6243]

I saw them in Newport, South Wales ten years after this as a 16 year old. Amazing to see how the years took their toll, especially on Phil. It was still an absolute privilege and without question the show I'm most proud of seeing

[@aj101pf69]

You can tell from this video that they were going to be huge. I was so lucky to see them in their prime and they were such a killer live metal band and the crowd was always raging! Every time I saw them the crowds and pits got bigger and bigger. PRAISE HAIL PANTERA!

[@jamesmartin-by9xh]

aj101pf69 totally agree!!

[@dmitriystoyanov933]

Every f*ckin' note to the target, despite the fact that this is a live performance. Dime is the best. Pantera is the best.

[@BALARRASA]

And vinie is the beast

[@moonstars315]

I can't imagine being buzzed, going out on a dark stage, people coming up, jumpin off into the crowd in front of me, and hitting every single note on a guitar flawlessly.while dancing around and banging my head lol

[@elvergalarga3908]

The four, the four were fucking beast my dudes

[@blueskymars4189]

This is the Pantera I miss the most. They were as good here as anytime in their careers.

[@santerisalmivuori3872]

Really refreshing to see Phil hit them high notes. Man was in his prime here, hell they all were. Dime killing it on the axe, all the notes right on target, shit.

[@DraculaXHunter101]

Phil Anselmo’s headbanging is off the fucking wall in this video. He seriously looks like a mad man. Seeing Dime shred away on the early Cowboys from Hell material is beautiful. Plus, it’s always a pleasure to see Rex & Vinnie stay tight with their respective instruments. Also, for 1990 the quality of this video is absolutely incredible. God bless you for uploading this. RIP, Vinnie & Dime.

[@Locoandchooch]

That was insane, so full of energy, probably shouldn't have watched this before bed. Miss those days!😞

[@texasturner2313]

Fucking legendary ! This needs to be preserved in some official Metal Archives.

[@FTtriofilms]

Music scenes like this don’t exist anymore.

[@crazyjoedavola5430]

You got that right. I've been nostalgic about the 90's lately....

[@southerndarkness9922]

Just depends where u are...We have a huge local metal scene in my city

[@2k1lex]

Yea it does lol

[@erikh3867]

The EDM scene here in Miami is huge lol

[@wes1hoskins]

@@southerndarkness9922 what city?

[@chrisarmstrong8210]

RIP Abbott family...😢 Dime had the most amazing guitar chops, and the most amazing hair! The entire band saved heavy metal in 1990.

[@philwagoner8026]

This is so fucking awesome I can't believe I'm watching this right now! I wish concerts were still like this!

[@xHardcorexism]

well, here in chile concerts are still brutal

[@bparkerfool]

Uhhhh they still are

[@fuckinmetalhead88]

Everyone i go to is. If not i do my best to make it that way!

[@72marie]

@@bparkerfool Which ones?

[@bparkerfool]

@@72marie lamb of god in particular

[@dannywilliams9264]

I saw them at Joe's Garage in 1989. Amazing, but sadly, those days are long gone. Dime is god-like, Phil screaming like a maniac, Vinnie killing it on drums and Rex laying it down! Thank you Godfather 123 for posting this, Dime will live forever! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@jasonlagud3483]

This is awesome but depressing, Dimes gone we're old.

[@krazykdon]

Jason Lagud and now vinnie😭

[@bankruptbritain6103]

Dunes gone, we're old and the world is no fun anymore

[@j3in725]

@@bankruptbritain6103 Atleast you got nice memories and life experience!!!

[@blakkno666]

🍻

[@michaelkennedy5126]

depressing would be life without ever knowing the joy of Pantera my brother. Life is precious.

[@kaseybuckner8326]

Times and places like this will never exist again. I count myself fortunate to have seen it.

[@wilkowilkinson517]

I saw these guys twice , once at Newcastle town hall uk 1994 and the literary blew the hall up and had to cancel the gig. Then saw the them at monsters of Rock 1994. They will never be replaced................Best Band Ever

[@mrk.dilkington]

Donington 94.. .Pantera, Sepultura and Biohazard, fucking good times

[@TheTwoThumbs]

There will never be another lineup like this. Makes me both happy and very sad.

[@moonstars315]

I love the girls up front banging their heads and the people jumping off the stage into the crowd. people don't know how awesome these times were... never be again... I hate technology

[@michaelknight4099]

Hardcore shows today are 10x more crazy. It's still going on.

[@TheLoyalSpirit]

I've never seen a girl in the crowd ever headbang before. That was epic

[@moonstars315]

@J. M. M. Yes, no one cared, it was all about fun, jI remember thinking that this kind of thing would never die, but where is music today? It's all talentless thugs. I mean you have to have talent to come up with harmonizing tunes, it wasnt just metal, it was the songs, and Dimebag's solos..no one cared if the kids from the audience got up on stage and dove on them, everyone was cool to eachother.

[@moonstars315]

@@TheLoyalSpirit I never have either, if you look cllose, there are about 3 of them. You know how loud it is up there? My ears are still ringing from the 90s

[@moonstars315]

J.M.M., no one was holding their phone up recording and taking pictures, either, everyone was in the moment

[@Hollywood14895]

Dime was one of the most underrated guitarist ever! Man should be in the top five ever! I’m 51 and this shit brings back good times!

[@jeremyjames1659]

Underrated? Yeah right.

[@jimmyjordan2871]

I mean underrated he’s about the most popular metal Guitarist of all time n he’s been dead for dam near 20years

[@ilegallaws3741]

Nah not underrated at all!

[@MSor1203]

This footage is more precious than any rare metal on earth!! Thanks for sharing this.

[@Malpractice2003]

Definetely: bands like THAT doesn't exists anymore. Period. That indescribable energy has remained there, 32 years ago, in 1990. Pantera pulverized it, killed it - ain't got the words to describe, man!

[@ChickenJoe-tq6xd]

I blame iPhones and woke people

[@AirGuitar]

So awesome seeing this guys figuring out their setlist. Backstage footage is just pure gold

[@If6turnsouttobe9]

Phil telling Darrel to quiet a minute, I go thru same shit, how ya expect us be quiet with a guitar hangin' on us? Lol

[@DehruCromer]

I was there that night! I'm in the video in audience in front of Dime. Good times. Thanks for uploading this!

[@riggs9688]

DID EXHORDER PLAY THAT NIGHT TOO?

[@angierucker5505]

@@riggs9688I'm looking for an answer on that question you asked lol..

[@jesussuarez5297]

Awesome!! how old were you bro?

[@efogg3]

dehru- that you being those 2 chicks in the front row

[@daBEAGLE1017]

@Walter B there's a person 3 spots up from this comment who also said that they were the one head banging in front of Dimebag. Hilarious. Nobody ever must've wanted to stand in front of Rex Rocker ......poor guy.

[@yupperdude1]

There will NEVER, ever be another band this god damn powerful, unbelievable. The combination of extremely early 90’s and Pantera just hitting their prime. Dimebags energy, passion, style, all was one in a billion!!This vid is amazing, thanks for sharing.

[@truthbehold3986]

This is what is all is about, having a drink/smoke , live gigs, going crazy and letting it all out. This IS Pantera.

[@chargersfan246]

What else is there?

[@ericm4426]

​@@chargersfan246 taylor swift 😂

[@jeffk3929]

I am 51 yrs young and love this....the best of times back then. Pantera so young too. We all thought we were invincible back then. There will NEVER be another band like Pantera...so good live!!!

[@peaner083]

FUCKIN AYE!🤘

[@jeffk3929]

@@peaner083 That's right brother \m/

[@joethegiant]

Tears welling up. That's the magic. On stage so young. Unbelievable thanks for sharing this

[@JockJab]

isn't anyone noticing "The shortest straw" playing in the background?

[@Tracy-Lee-Staton]

Joshan Sharma sure did dude 🤘🏻

[@Sconi71]

Everyone noticed.

[@andreidoanca4262]

I surely did! To me it looked like people were also singing the chorus on top of the track! Good old Metallica!

[@ShiftaelV2]

No-one noticed EXHORDER scrawled on the wall?

[@jakubstibor8566]

Hell yeah

[@davidbrothers2765]

Damn they opened with shattered! I didn't think they ever played that song live

[@timkay4386]

The last comment was spot on and I must say the best old footage that I’ve ever seen as a true original 53 yr old Pantera fan! The best vintage ever! All the best to the best! Happy new year to everyone 🙏

[@OaksArm]

It doesn’t get more metal than this.

[@SirPippwise]

I can't believe this video has been up for 6 years and I'm just now seeing it. This is solid gold as far as I'm concerned.

[@brentenglish268]

Those were the days when you could go to a show and literally be on stage with the bands... the adrenaline you would have trying to headbang beside Dime would be insane

[@daBEAGLE1017]

Too bad fans were able to get onstage even tho I'll never regret my times I did so. RIP Dime

[@gwolfe333]

Never got to see Pantera at Joe's with a crowd, or Phil. Every time I went there there was a handful of people and they played a ton of Metallica songs. It was still epic, sitting on the stage with a pitcher of beer watching Pantera, it gets no better.

[@robeer123rr]

Sitting at home...tripping balls...watching the greatest metal I have ever heard and hoping my wife doesn't wake up....never knew how much I would miss this band...I'm so thankful I had the pleasure to see them.....but nothing like the beginning.....Texas metal!.....ps..my wife is waking!

[@leegraham2444]

Ah, the Joe's Garage da(z)e. Will never forget!

[@jamescarter4312]

R. I. P. Abbott Brothers..... you will be missed. By everybody that was at Joe's Garage in the old days.....

[@NickP333]

This is a truly magical video of a moment in time of the best and tightest metal band ever. It honestly brought tears to my eyes. No one will ever bring it the way they did. Fuck, do I miss them! RIP Dime and Vinnie.

[@lonewarrior1549]

Awesome, I was there to see "the great Pantera!" For 5 measly bucks!!! Down a few cold brews, smoke a few and catch the baddest band around \m/

[@marty644]

Lucky man

[@cabgarcia9414]

I know 5 fuckin bucks... I literally paid one time w/ get this,,, dimes!!!!!!! I wanna jump into my phone and leave a note.... Please break this ph9ne against nearest wall.... Wow that would be called "shit hole Joe's garage time machine" what a movie that could be!!!

[@rubungadoi]

That's super awesome. I wish I had a chance to see them as well as a lot of other bands that aren't around or don't play anymore.

[@MarylandGuy-ey3st]

Hard to believe this was almost 30 years ago

[@henrydouberly3950]

Super lucky man!!!! I'd sell my soul to hear Dime play for a minute. Too bad im 17

[@Fuel2Fireband]

Wow what a show unbeliveable. This crowd in insane and perfect.

[@HowDoYouVideos]

Concerts back then: crowd is head banging Concerts today: crowd is on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, snapchat, KZbin live, pornhub and tomorrow's weather forecast

[@scottj18]

You're right, and it's disgusting....everything is about status now, not the music or experience

[@Luke_Stoltenberg]

@@scottj18 venues need to build faraday cages around the mosh pit

[@efwfew]

pretty sure if people had phones in 1990 most of them would be filming on this vid. I agree that its a pretty shit practice but its not the people that changed

[@jeremyjames1659]

I doubt it. They'd be too busy in the pit, dancing, or head banging. Concerts were more hands on back then lol. Pussy kids today couldn't handle it.

[@christopherdouglas512]

@@efwfew not sure you’re making much sense. Technology changed and created smart phones courtesy of Steve Jobs. That is what has caused the people to become Lame Attention seeking morons😉

[@If6turnsouttobe9]

Damn, Phil rocked right out of his shorts ! What a bunch of badasses.

[@twindicksucks871]

Priceless footage of Phil and the band writing up a setlist

[@thedrummer7673]

Man, this brings back the memories of seeing them at the Diamond Ballroom in Oklahoma City somewhere around 90...91. Those shows were INSANE. Everybody knew the band was going to be huge. Pantera wasn't just a band, they were a force of nature.

[@Ronin8451]

That was December of 91 man ! We road tripped from Fort Worth to go see them there ! They did lots of gigs in the 80's here at Joe's Garage and some epic ones at The Basement in Dallas too !

[@paconroll]

There are no words to describe this. Pantera at its best, thanks so much for sharing. RIP Dime & Vinnie, you are missed.

[@DarkReflections]

My uncle is in this video at 16:49 he introduced me to Pantera when i was a kid even got to hang out with Dime and Vinnie in Arlington as a child some amazing memories, thank you for sharing this.

[@ronnieholt3863]

This was my birthday folks, what an amazing evening

[@ronnieholt3863]

These sessions were always common as far as I can remember, 44 years old and still rocking out 😏👊✌

[@ronron1106]

This was every weekend in 88 and 89 either the basement or Joe's Garage this was the scene and if you were fortunate to experience it you got to experience the band on a different level I remember the night they played medicine man for the first time at Joe's we have been listening to them practice it for weeks at the jam room in Pantego it was one hell of an experience my favorite thing to do is try to beat the band to the basement from Jose on a Saturday night and be able to order a Kamikaze before the band got there Good Times..

[@LeGiTaWeSoMe23]

I’m 22 and will always love Pantera till the day I die ever since my parents introduced me when I was very young. Always come back to this video.. This is straight up history. The energy they brought could take down nations and the crowd didn’t know they were just getting started. GETCHA PULL!!! RIP DIAMOND DARREL RIP VINNIE

[@pamieintexas2012]

I was there. There are no words to describe that place and moment in time.

[@Punkologist]

I'd give anything to go back in time and be in that crowd. what amazing footage.

[@benmccrary2698]

Sucks to have been 8 during this time. I missed out on tons of cool stuff.

[@johnjiii414]

Ben McCrary you sure did. Music/shows like this don't exist anymore.

[@casttheshadow7512]

Man, i had just turned 2...i know the feeling

[@joshgrahm1224]

I was born in 93. discovered them in middle school.

[@chucktouchton398]

I was only 4!

[@krazykdon]

Ben McCrary I was 2

[@Ramoa111]

wow this is like totally early-day underground shit! Priceless!

[@jensharald9091]

And they played so fucking tight

[@neonknight-1522]

I know right everyone was going apeshìt.

[@yoshikigrg8]

Wow, this footage is part of rock / metal music history. R.I.P Dime and Vinnie.

[@garrettrandall2660]

That was by far the coolest thing I've seen in a while thx.

[@diedratrivino5825]

Probably my fav live performances, You can definitely tell when a band has that undefinable fire, that just blazes the crowd.

[@dylanput]

For the love of God can someone please make a time machine and take me back to this show?!?!

[@lifeimitatingdeath3608]

GODDAMN I am with you dude.. Let's fucking go.

[@johnbraucher1499]

They probably already have made one. People are too busy with their jobs and politics, worrying about fear mongering, and finances to expose anything.

[@joshhall2029]

Dylan Put if you get access to a time machine, I want to go back to the 80’s, please Notify🤘🏻

[@joshhall2029]

Those were some GREAT DAYS back then, lived and went to school in Lake Worth, serving in the Military in the 80’s and 00’s didn’t have the long head banging hair then like I had in the 70’s Led Zeppelin!!! Time Machine needed!!!

[@RapidCycling07]

Please don’t take Our Lord’s Name in vain. Peace!

[@Hooklineandsinker145]

Look at those big dudes stagediving... in this small bar lol..and they’re stayin up! Omg, this transcends you back 30 years ago and makes you wanna stay.. what a great time to be alive in America. Nothing like it is now.

[@ttereve1976]

What a GIFT this is! Thanks so much for putting it up!!!

[@cantstandya1983]

Dude...clash with reality has been and always will be one the baddest heavy metal songs ever...no question.

[@octobirst3601]

Holy shit. Joes garage. Saw pantera there a couple times. Awesome. Thanks for this.

[@AndyVasile]

despite all madness happening on stage, Dime nailing the solos / songs. fkng legend.

[@wcjcnc]

Man, Dallas has a great metal scene back then. So many good times. Miss those days. Time is the enemy.

[@CrustyWhiteBread]

I can feel the remnants of the energy thorough the decades. So bad ass. *TY FOR POSTING THIS*

[@genemounce8302]

Best GOT damn video I've watched on youtube to date! Fuck n A, thanks from way down for posting this man.

[@stevebull2561]

Thanks for this video! I used to see them regularly at Joes Garage when I lived there! Everyone there knew they were part of something special!

[@recentlysingle]

Thank you for uploading this! The Abbott Brothers will truly be missed. Fuck. Video made me cry a little. Also, now I need to ice my neck. Woo.

[@joshhall2029]

Wow!!! Those were some awesome day, a true headbangers ball at Joe’s Garage. When Joe’s closed we went to Kroger’s on the other side of 820 for munchies.🤘🏻

[@Angelwolfs9]

Our stop was the Jack in the Box down the road for Tacos & Burgers! Lol

[@sparkynm156]

When Men were Men, Chicks were Chicks , and MUSIC WAS ACTUALLY MUSIC \m/

[@phillipingle7410]

Fucking rite

[@trendkill3333]

I wasn’t even alive in the 90s and I miss the 90s 😂

[@Voicecolors]

LOL I think you've forgotten that was in the middle of GLAM era

[@jamesedwards8586]

Amen Brother!!!☠😤🥃🥃🥃

[@killer72147]

Right on

[@Xianne027]

Thanks for posting! I was there back then, always on the front row. Great to see the memories of my youth. We all loved the owner of Joe's Garage, Abdul. He was like a cool dad!

[@LKHOF0510]

this footage is pure gold. PanterA legacy will live on forever! Salute to the Abbott Brothers \~/

[@susieqmetallifan]

Thanks SO much for sharing this AMAZING video. You just put a smile on this old rockers face!

[@GODFATHER123]

You are welcome!! Thank you for enjoying my memories!! ( GODFATHER )

[@shaneb.9458]

Those 2 are missed Tremendously!! *REST WELL VINNIE & DIME...*

[@NevaehsThriftyNiftyTreasures]

never seen this before... I thought I had seen them all...thank you very much for sharing this

[@kylegallagher840]

really cool seeing some of the girls in the crowd headbanging harder than some guys which in those days people didnt come to just watch the show they came to feed off the energy of the band aswell thank you sir for shareing the good old times.

[@jasonleger4797]

My god Dime Bags playing ...man it brings tears to my eyes during DOMINATION

[@RapidCycling07]

Please don’t take Our Lord’s Name in vain. Peace!