Pantera Interview Montreal January 1997 Vinnie Paul Dimebag Darrell

Pantera Interview Montreal January 1997 Vinnie Paul Dimebag Darrell

[@iceWaterProductions1]

It’s crazy that these brothers have passed . Rest In Peace my Texas brothers

[@kennethr2906]

They definitely made their limited time, count! 🤘😎🤘

[@jacob_w9973]

True, Ozzy Ousborne is still alive and they're not. Way too early

[@GorGob]

Dimebag's fate doesn't make any sense. A centrum of positive and relaxed vibes. A true inspiration to millions of rockers in life. fuck'n PANTERA

[@indianmilitary]

Karma is NOT fate. It is our own making. Dimebag had to go in 2004. It was his karma.

[@jangofett913]

@@indianmilitary what did he do to deserve it exactly?

[@stonyman4062]

@@indianmilitary you and your karma can go fuck itself

[@Doomzdayxx]

@@indianmilitary If you apply the cause and effect logic here, that being, one's fate is dictated by their actions in their current life, then you are claiming that Dimebag was a terrible person, for which there is not evidence. Also, if this logic applies to him, it applies to every person in the history of man that has been wronged, beaten, raped, tortured, killed, etc including but not limited to millions of Jews, 10s of millions of Russians at the hands of Stalin, new born babies, mentally retarded folks, all slaves throughout history, puppies, kittens etc, etc. Just remember to apply logic accurately and own your claims....

[@DubbyAdub]

Literally looks like Dime was the nisest guy on earth. I forget who said it but the quote was awesome. "Dime is like your crazy uncle who doesn't know a bad day exist"... Him and Vin are missed.

[@saznrai]

wow .. I've seen 2 videos of PanterA interviews that I hadn't seen before..... man it felt so good to find them... PanterA, Kings Of Metal!

[@Locoandchooch]

They literally came and kicked everyone’s ass, and left earth. And I’m sad AF about it. I only have a few memories. ❤️

[@pw1169]

Don't be sad they left, be happy they came :)

[@jeremyjames1659]

Stop idolizing pop culture

[@Locoandchooch]

@@jeremyjames1659 Pop culture? You sir are an idiot.

[@jamesjameson2294]

@@jeremyjames1659 this is metal culture and that's all I love

[@JimFreeman-h6g]

Hear ya bro.

[@essedragonzote]

0:24 You can see Bobby outside!!!! (Who else is almost crying during the first minutes of this interview???...) R. I. P. Abbott brothers.

[@nickfaucett8525]

I think about these dudes every day. RIP, Brothers…

[@YKXZWX]

Still nowadays I can't believe it..R.i.p brothers,damn:(((

[@texasturner2313]

PanterA.......The Kings of Metal

[@gustavomoraga8946]

A big part of Metal died with the passing of Dime. Vinnie´s death came to complete the picture. Thanxs so much my dearest Abbott brothers for all the great moments & amazing music. Always around.

[@LichaelMewis]

Incredibly talented brothers here. Sadly missed.

[@ryno13373]

miss yah darrell

[@superballangel8815]

Toward the end it really hurt to see them two talking about death 💔 Rip abbot brothers we love you sm

[@robinsarmiento9473]

Remembering Abbott Brothers Dimebagg Darrell 1966 2004 Vinnie Paul 1964 2018

[@yourdrummer2034]

I wish these guys were here. What a mark they have made, though! 🤘💪🔥🤘🎸🎶

[@JimFreeman-h6g]

Approachable, keen sense of social interaction, professional. They were raised in the music businesses. Also taught to stay humble when you become badass.

[@craigmack9427]

They lived short lives these boys. R.I.P Dime and Vinnie. Love you!

[@tastelesstouch]

I always wondered what they thought about Stevie Ray Vaughan as he was also from Texas and rejuvenated his genre similar to how Pantera rejuvenated metal, it’s cool to hear them throw his name out when talking about musicians from texas

[@AresDestroys]

They have the best life

[@SWbro94]

I know, damn shame. Woulda loved to see these guys in concert. Dime seemed like a hell of a guy too.

[@TravisBrady-wn8fr]

My favorite guitarist in 2023.…....it's dimebag by a mile

[@maxmelladomeyer4020]

R.I.P DImebag Darrell and his Brother Vinnie Paul... \m/

[@patmayer7222]

Showing the true spirit of the brothers Abott..........if the cuff........real deal,every time............ 3 ....forever.💙

[@spankystone3428]

dunt dunt meow dunt dunt dah!! dunt dunt meow dunt dunt DAH!!!! (becoming)haahah

[@SWbro94]

God damn these guys are fucking cool, they make some pretty kickass music too!

[@jeffreyswanson3798]

Miss you dime and vin. I share August 20 with you as our birthday. I'm going to get f. Up. Jet from BASTARD...hell yeah....

[@strixaluco9369]

Phil was probably somewhere listening to Slayer with a bottle of Wild Turkey

[@OrderoftheHammer]

oh man...sigh.......all any of us can do now is learn from it all ( how to play, what not to do, enjoy what's left....)

[@Kush715799]

0:24 Woah Tongs!

[@ANOK541]

Dime would HATE this new music and the ban of the rebel flag

[@clicheguevara5282]

Right? Could you imagine what they'd do to him on Twitter?

[@Owlun]

+Anok Stone - The guitar has made a return in recent years and there's a lot of phenomenal guitarists, so to say he'd hate ALL new music is just ridiculous. As far as Twitter goes and people giving him shit, do you really think he'd give a fuck? Big negative there.

[@VlaDuZa]

DIme would have loved the new music because he's not a closed minded moron. He was also a good human being and would have had enough brains to realize that the Rebel flag needs to be taken down because it represents a group of racist fucks. And Dime was no racist.

[@ANOK541]

Free your mind and your ass will follow

[@all_invite_0hm]

@@VlaDuZa I highly doubt he would be a fan of WAP lol And curb your assumptions, dude... Your idea of the Confederate flag is fucking simplistic. That flag is a keystone of southern pride.

[@codprocamp4690]

By the mid 90's, Metal was being overthrown by Rap

[@denisn8336]

The Worst timeline

[@codprocamp4690]

@@denisn8336 Do you agree though? I switched from metal to rap in late 93 with Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre as my new favorite music as opposed to Metallica etc..

[@craigmack9427]

yeah it started to get weird around that time. No solos and rap for singing. totally weird.

[@smkxodnwbwkdns8369]

Metal had already been overthrown by grunge in the early 90s. Pantera was an anomaly . Even Metallica were behaving like an alternative band.

[@smkxodnwbwkdns8369]

@@craigmack9427 rap isn’t singing ya dummy

[@demonsdime324]

kickass

[@shaneb203]

Month I was born

[@nfal445]

Theses camera angles sucked back in the day.

[@user-iq2oq8ol6z]

when they were talking about phil "dying" sigh....

[@metalmike6666]

pantera au metropolis j'ai manquer ca jta trop jeune osti

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales7218]

Phil Anselmo 30/06/68 53 años (54)

[@paul_henderson]

Didn't know Thierry Henry was a metal interviewer as well

[@ReymondPeteNick]

Hshshahahsjsja thats right

[@luizneto3186]

Hahaha

[@robkluchar]

God's of Metal !!!! Rip 🤘🤘🤘🤘

[@ebMagnum]

I'm pretty sure France has more black people in it than most other European countries. I've heard the same about Portugal.

[@yapudpil7482]

It's all because of immigration

[@doodoobonejones]

@@yapudpil7482 Portugal was an integral part of the Atlantic slave trade so I don't feel bad for them.

[@embracerodusk2537]

Portugal was also invaded by the muslim caliphate around 700ad who ran roughshod over them for hundreds of years. Probably where they learned about the trade since Arabs were doing it before Europeans, and still are to this day in Libya.

[@manicmurph]

well the 20 page booklet never happened which would of been cool as fuck.

[@skoolslave6338]

tabernak c le fameux groupe la panthère kriss

[@hforero79]

Love Dime n Vin! Should’ve been an American flag on that hat though 🇺🇸 🤘

[@bufordteejustice1119]

It was

[@manbearpig9911]

and the dumbest comment goes to Mr. Effin A.

[@cavemanben]

Nothing wrong with it. Stop being so easily offended.

[@ebMagnum]

Oh wait my bad. This is from Montreal, Canada.... Which probably means this guy is one of about 11 black people in the city at the time.

[@666bert666bert]

Sorry but you’re comment is pretty ridiculous

[@TheHamdog1]

These insane speacial put never last to long r.I.p.

[@boopah4365]

This was the only time where Dime might've been heavier that Vinnie..lol..R I.P. to both these metal gods.

[@philsbs2007]

I wonder if they would've dropped the flag during these trying times. You know, like Dukes of Hazzard did.

[@Doomzdayxx]

They probably would have dialed it back since half the country seems to be misinformed, scumbags or a combination of both. Most people back then took it for what it is, simply a regional pride symbol, just like in the Dukes show.

[@teemujaakkola3157]

That's a good question... they seemed to be the kinda folk, who doesn't really give fuck about some butthurt attitude, that seems to be "trend" nowdays. I'm not an American history expert or anything, but I could imagine that the rebel flag wasn't very popular in the 90's either, and still they kept it, so I guess (and hope!) they'd still raise the flag high! And of course there was(and still is!) people who accused them being rasist (specially Phil, who flirted with the idea and terms vocally), but still I think they did pretty bad job, for being somesort of racial hate group! Like Doomzdayxx said; it's about regional pride! NOT about putting down some spesific humanrace... it's like, if the FLAG is so fucking evil thing, I'd like to know how many lives the FLAG, I mean THE PIECE OF BLANKET did take! And I mean EVER! :D I hope, that those people, who tend to be so anti-rasist, would realize at somepoint, that it's the mind, where the problem is! Not some goddamn blanket fluttering in the wind...!

[@philsbs2007]

@@teemujaakkola3157 sukadik

[@teemujaakkola3157]

@@philsbs2007 mature boy on the loose...

[@jeremyjames1659]

Toadies are still a good live band.

[@premkamandir]

Dime had the confederate flag on his head and the interviewer was black. Weird situation.... 😬

[@longbeach7623]

Not really. It was 1996. Woke Liberal culture had yet to poison and completely divide society.

[@electricpants8194]

@@longbeach7623 right... cause society was NEVER divided before liberalism.

[@longbeach7623]

@@electricpants8194 not post 1970 if we are being honest. Were you even alive in the '80s?

[@electricpants8194]

@@longbeach7623 sorry boomer last time i checked the world was divided in the cold war ngl

[@longbeach7623]

@@electricpants8194 I'm a millennial you fool lmao

[@maxsat6294]

gay french

[@starlodear2987]

Pantera were more grunge than metal, incl. how they dressed.

[@spitefulcrow5026]

What? Lol

[@rustyramsey7845]

Wrong