Pantera's Vulgar Display of Power | Anselmo & Rex Brown Tell Wild Tales Behind Metal Masterpiece

[@revolver]

CONTENT GUIDE: 00:00 Intro 00:56 Opening Thoughts, How Vulgar Display of Power Changed Pantera 03:21 First VDOP Tours and The Recording Process 06:51 "Twist and Hurl" 07:42 The Recording Process, Continued 11:22 Influences on Vulgar Display of Power 16:32 The Initial Response To Vulgar 17:26 Favorite Song, The Power Of "This Love" 20:48 Dimebag Darrel's Guitar Grip 22:42 How Vulgar Influenced Other Musicians 23:28 That Time Tom Morello Copied Pantera 25:20 Top 5 Vulgar Display of Power Songs 26:38 Favorite Vulgar Songs To Play Live 27:42 Memories of Dimebag Darrel and Vinne Paul 35:04 How Vulgar Display of Power Changed Heavy Music 37:36 From Small Clubs To Moscow and Spain 40:07 How "Walk" Changed the Audience Energy 42:19 Final Thoughts

[@cameronmoore3674]

Just my Luck today, a FRESH-vid on-whixh to troll Hansel, the wee prig... Phil needs to grab JunoReactor by his beautiful brilliant balls, bit don't hurt Our poor sweet-Geez byGod! Just watch this and tell Me if Danny Elfman duznt speak width Moore CONVICTION than Juno can muster... kzbin.info/www/bejne/gamwaJ2ehM2pkKs

[@integrity101]

20th anniversary of DOWN II is next month. Get these guys back and discuss that album. No one ever asks Rex about Down

[@kevinvigil5867]

We are Pantera lifers WE DONT NEED TIME STAMPS TO SKIP AROUND WE WATCH THE WHOLE FUCKING THING!

[@cameronmoore3674]

PoonTwang: Silver Hollow... Do the math. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6WboZqhr99-rZo the whole song reeks of Kurt's Ghost, but the mashed potatoes stuffed with Mom-parts!!!... yawbviously

[@cameronmoore3674]

idk side1 side2-talk Unkle Phull but i know people LOVE to STEAL FBD!!! i've re-placed that son of a bitch at least 3x...

[@shaft9000]

My mom died when this record peaked. I was 18, and it helped me through an extremely rough period. Forever grateful for Pantera!!!

[@notone4029]

Pantera was UNTOUCHABLE back in the “Golden Era” 90’s ! And STILL are to this DAY!! The KINGS of Metal!!

[@AllofJudea]

Absolutely. Type O was another one of a kind band, no wonder they were friends

[@HughGWrekshin]

I hope that new, young bands these days know this stuff and understand and appreciate it for what it is because so far no one has even come close to this power and intensity in the “groove metal” or maybe thrash genre.

[@sharonj3797]

@@AllofJudea I would pay an obseen amount of my bank account to see Type O live again. Same with Pantera

[@goshu7009]

@@HughGWrekshin New bands are called ,,projects" so forget about it .

[@LSD123.]

I'm proud to have been a teenager in the 90s. Wild times…

[@keithheames992]

I can't put into words, what those four guys did for me in my youth.

[@kevincharles1983]

Yes!!

[@AncientRunesMusic]

Try anyway. :)

[@TheKatraponga]

Absolutely! VDOP came out on my 17th birthday and here I am, 30 years later, celebrating it as deserved. Changed my life!

[@michaelmathews8409]

Say no more my brother! "Any streetwise son of a bitch knows"

[@bczarrockbeast6264]

Same...i picked up guitar because of Dime. They changed my life for the better. Not a day goes by that pantera doesn't play in my house.

[@pauld9561]

I love how Phil always looks like someone owes him money.

[@Divebombs16]

Vulgar Display Of Power Is One Of My Favourite Heavy Metal Album Of All Time! #Pantera Rules!!!

[@paulransdell]

I'm forever grateful for Pantera. My young adulthood. Soundtrack of my teens to late 20's. Grateful I got to see them live.

[@captainspaulding2693]

Really want to see Rex back in down with pepper, kirk and Phil. Legendary line up.

[@ryanhenry931]

Man I wish. If we can't have Pantera I'd love some Down.

[@integrity101]

I agree. Rex in Down needs to happen

[@AllofJudea]

What about Jimmy? No down without him.

[@captainspaulding2693]

@@AllofJudea these are facts, the power of the riff compels him. He w/o a doubt integral to downs sound.

[@AllofJudea]

@@captainspaulding2693 He has a very distinct sound, not a lot of drummers do. He hits hard and he finds the groove

[@greatestgigliello3282]

Every time Phil or Rex speak about their former band mates you can hear and see that love. You boys did alright, brought good things to people that needed it. Your music fueled so much. Thank you

[@CarnivoreDog]

The whole 90's Pantera rules! At least in my world.

[@kevincharles1983]

2 fucking legends!! I'm 40 years old and still blasting pantera out my speakers. Pantera the greatest metal band of all time

[@jeffarab4947]

Timeless man these guys fucking made amazing albums long glove the abbots sad man dime vinny the best

[@sharkhaywood]

I met a distant family relative a couple years ago who was maybe 20 (I'm 50) and he had a CFH tattoo on his leg. I said "Pantera fan huh?" He looked at me shocked and said "You know who Pantera is?" I laughed and said "Know who they are? I saw them live 7 times starting with the Cowboys From Hell tour."

[@chrisakans]

Same. Cheers!

[@jaredoverton7992]

Everyday I hear or listen to Pantera

[@crazydude123ify]

Pantera changed everything for me, life changing at 15 years old man and still to this day no one tops them..

[@nipulkradmsinatagras8293]

*I got a hold of this album on a holiday of 1992.* And the moment I heard *"Mouth For War"* for the very first time, I was instantly mindblown!

[@evolexpeditions7675]

The intro to that song. That riff…

[@evolexpeditions7675]

I was there to see PANTERA with Skid Row in San Diego, CA. This album changed metal period.

[@nelliesilvers1210]

Determiiiiiiined-uh!!!!🤘🏻

[@Mike-oz5pp]

Yup I feel ya! 'Mouth of War' is the song that did it for me.. was the 1st song I heard from that album & maybe from them period

[@nelliesilvers1210]

@@Mike-oz5pp Walk was the song that busted my Pantera cherry. It was love at first sound🙂. This Love was the first song of theirs I taught myself on guitar

[@d.pinit7796]

It’s impossible to relive moments of my youth without Pantera being involved somehow! They are a part of my DNA! The GOATS 👊🏻

[@Ballpython77]

amen to that. i discovered them when i was 14 and i just turn 45 few months ago and i always have some Pantera playing in the house to the point even my wife is starting to like it, i caught her listening to Domination last week, i had the biggest boner in years! LMFAO!

[@bucknaked311]

Vulgar is easily in the top 10 of most complete metal albums ever. It hits every 🎯

[@alexrigby7691]

Absolutely. Front to back. Cover to cover. Track for track. It’s like the Pet Sounds or Sgt Pepper of metal.

[@terryburton971]

PANTERA is the reason why I got into METAL.... Can't wait to see them

[@mrj3217]

This was so cool to see them tell those storys . Pantera was so fucking awesome live . Grest show. Music changed my life.

[@jakeyjervis]

I grew through my teens listening to this album. It was the heaviest thing I ever heard. I put a kicker and Amp in my shitty ass car just to blast Vulgar! Still love it, I practice my drums to it still.

[@drummerdoingstuff5020]

Right there with ya bro

[@scotttheboss1]

The greatest metal band of all time !! No one will ever top them . The best singer, bassist, lead guitarist, drummer!!! A real band . I was lucky enough to see then 5 times!!

[@willymac597]

Me 2 brother

[@willymac597]

They were lightning in a bottle

[@seankebely]

This album changed my life. The first time I heard walk was the day my musical journey changed for ever. Long live Pantera.

[@billfauth4056]

“Phillip and Dime went outside to smoke a joint, and came back with A New Level.” Friggin sweet

[@kevinsimpson1884]

I could listen to Rex and Phil talk for hours. Great interview. Pantera forever unrivalled and unmatched even to this day. Getcha pull 🤘🤘🤘

[@stewartwilliams144]

Absolutely changed my life. The album was integral in my youth. I remember the first song I ever heard was Regular people..and I was just left inspired, and fired up and yeah, it was epic that album. Still knocks it out the park.

[@alexrigby7691]

It was probably the first Pantera song that Shawn Kemp heard too if you csn find my story from a few min ago. It got his attention. Keep on rockin.

[@ziggylayneable]

This is beautiful listening to Two Old Friends catch up with each other and reminisce the old and good days

[@simontilley2809]

What a great interview. These fellas were the soundtrack of my youth. Had the pleasure of seeing them live 3 times, once supporting Megadeth, Donington Monsters of Rock and their own show in Wolverhampton. Dimebag and Vinnie are such a massive loss to music, so tragic they went as early as they did.

[@Fury421]

I was at a house party in Casselberry, FL when this album dropped, and this was playing instead of house music. Everyone was getting down to it. I always have to listen to the front end of the album in order. Very STRONG lineup. Got me fired up before many competitions.

[@gungriffen]

My dad had the Projects in the Jungle and Power Metal cassettes from Pantera local Texas days. He used to go see them all the time back then.

[@viktornorgren4697]

Warms my heart seeing/hearing them together!

[@djsaeg]

i know evryone has their iconic songs like Walk, but to me honestly i was 12 years old in 92 and i heard Mouth For War on MTV and literaly was shocked and 30 years still i drop all my bon jovi poison albums and even metallica turned a secondary band and Pantera kept into the podium still to this day

[@mattdedasc]

44 years old now - These were my heroes. Still are.

[@kornfreak78]

This was a joy to listen to. Pantera will FOREVER be one of my all time favorite metal bands.

[@brandonpate9258]

I was 16 years old back in 1992 and I remember The first Time I heard vulgar I could not believe The amazing sound, ThaT sound is the most in your face guitar sound and vocals I've ever heard, ThaT was definately Pantera in There prime, There wasn't a sound before ThaT or after ThaT doesn't even come close, Pantera is such an important band To me and always will be, Happy 30 years Vulgar Display of Power!!!

[@SteveC-Shaman]

So happy that Rex and Phil seem happy to be there together. There was a long time that they hated each other.

[@pjkillaastudlovin]

I grew up to this music in my Dad's Tattoo shop and these albums were never taken out of 6 disc rotating tray. RIP DIMEBAG AND VINNIE. THANK YOU REX AND PHIL YOU GUYS KICK ASS

[@murdersaab8999]

I was lucky enough to see Pantera and I think white zombie live at Dayton Hara Arena when I was 14 years old. It was my first concert. Pantera,Tool,Korn with limp bizcut was my first three shows all in the same arena in the same year. No shows have lived up since. The bar was set so high. Best shows I've seen. I'm 40 and that was the best time for rock shows. The pit was a hockey rink with ply wood over the ice. Epic place for shows that's shut down now.

[@Surfacenoise1]

That was such a great interview. Thank you!

[@DadpoolM46]

I remember when I first heard this record, it was right after my birthday it was released and I bought it for a road trip my family took and was just blown away by it and I became a die hard fan. Saw them in Dayton Ohio for this record. It is still heavy AF today! 🤘❤️🤘🖤

[@michiganjack1337]

That's crazy it's been 30 years. I remember my friends mom gifted me the cassette for Christmas (with my friends recommendation of course) it was the best gift I've ever received.

[@97warlock]

what an Awesome interview. Best Ive seen in Years.

[@scaryharryflanagan70]

I got to hang with these guys in the early days because I lived in Nashville and so did Darrell and Vin's producer dad Jerry Abbott. It was a special time. I have some crazy memories. The first time my friends and I heard Walk and This Love was at a live show at the end of the CFH tour. All my friends and I looked at each other and we were blown away. Of course this was before Vulgar. Club 1000!!!

[@jamescardella2133]

This band started a revolution in the metal community. The way these 4 guys meshed so well to make such amazing music is something I wish I could still see today. All of these guys had such a musical impact on my life and it changed my youth to become the person I am today. All I can is thank you for existing and recording such masterpieces!

[@ktyther]

For me...this love...was a first for me to hear that mixture of sound/style. I was literally in love with the heavy part.

[@user-uy3eq5hg1s]

Wow what an awesome interview with Phil and Rex... so many cool stories I've never heard before. Vulgar Display of Power is still one of my favorite albums of all time. Thanks for this!

[@jasonfedeli]

This record changed my young life. Changed me and gave me an outlet. Music became my whole world after this.

[@wolfgang2007aaaaaaaa]

Way ahead of their time, legends. I used to listen to Vulgar display in the gym, pushed me to work harder. I forgot how hard it was to lift a heavy weight. It was like a motivational speech album that made you take instant action.

[@stormgetts]

I was lucky enough to be 21 when Vulger came out and living in Dallas. Dime was the coolest dude to hang out with in the clubs. The Basement was Dimes hang out spot back then. I remember running into him all the time and he always said “Let’s do a Shot”. He was a man of the people and I’ll never forget those days..

[@stormgetts]

I remember those days too.. The Basement definitely was a hang.. All the rock shows too.. Dime would do shots with everyone!

[@zarc0n]

Who else had goosebumps the whole interview...and the part about dimes grip... 🥲

[@snowbeast63]

Imagine: you get the chance to tell Phil and Rex how much VDoP meant to you. You’re very fortunate.

[@johnwhitaker545]

What I think is fucking cool about this is the amount of pride these dudes have in what they did. They don’t even have big over inflated egos about it like they should. They helped make the music that was so influential in my life. I fucking love these dudes and almost consider them family. Thanks for posting this and thanks especially to Phil and Rex for getting back out there and giving us a chance to hear this amazing music the way it’s supposed to be heard. You’re doing Dime and Vinny Paul proud and I know on whatever plane of existence they’re on all is forgiven. Get out there and kick fucking ass!

[@blakejohnson6923]

I am grateful for all the HEAVY, TIGHT, POWERFUL music that Pantera gave us. RIP to Dime and Vinnie. You changed the game fellas, and changed my musical journey personally. Looked over the other day in the car as my 14 year old daughter is mouthing the words to Walk, and the feeling was immeasurable. Thank you Pantera

[@joey_morg]

30 years ago I was 12 years old and the first one in line outside my local record store "Graph Wadman" in Stratford, Connecticut waiting for them to open their doors so I can get my hands on Vulgar Display of Power! Ever since that day my life was changed forever cause after being completely annihilated by Pantera's newer heavier sound (following Cowboys From hell) and Phil's absofuckinglutely brutal voice I knew that metal was in my blood and singing became my life's passion......and that was just the start of it all and as years went on Pantera kept releasing the greatest metal songs my ears have ever heard 🤘😝🤘 CFH for life!

[@christopherbetancourt8007]

I absolutely LOVE Pantera!!!!!

[@piffpete420]

Still the best concert I’ve ever been to

[@Jxx2112]

When your favorite band ever bass player mentions the band (Agnostic Front) that your good friend is in....amazing. btw I'm going to see AF this weekend in BK

[@jackgraham5037]

Vulgar was such a good album. Probably my favourite metal album.

[@popebryanii7224]

Those four guys were my childhood. I play guitar now because of dime, but I got my rhythm because of Rex. I still use the songs now as backing tracks to play over. Thanks guys. I would love to meet Phil and Rex now.

[@Sideler74]

The date was Saturday September 8th 1990. I was 16 years old. The Venue was called "The Ritz" in NYC (254 W 54th St) This was the original location of iconic disco club "Studio 54". The place held maybe 3,000 people? Anyway, the line up was Suicidal Tendencies headlining, Exodus, in the middle & this group from Texas called "Pantera" opening the show. (They played the Cowboys from Hell album) I never heard of them before, but immediately thought of the Ford Pantera Detomoso GT-5 & I knew it was a badass car etc. I remember thinking well, that's cool so they must be cool. So there we are standing out back behind the place trying to see if we could meet some of the bands before the show etc & hearing the sound check. I heard these guys jamming & knew right away that I needed to be in there to see these guys. I didn't play guitar at that time yet, but I knew what I was hearing was "correct" (if that makes any sense) My buddies were like "whatever man, we are here to see Exodus & Suicidal" I said ok see ya later & went inside. Not 10 minutes later the show started & before the first song had ended, there were my friends standing next to me. Looking at the pit, feeling the energy of the performance, watching Phil jump around like a madman along with Vinny, Diamond Darrell (at that time) & Rex do their thing. That was it. We were hooked. The rest is history & anytime after that when PanterA came to town to play a show, we were there. We talk about shows we went to back in the day & realize that we are so thankful to be teenagers during those years & witnessing once in a lifetime musical acts. Thank you for that experience.

[@fatsuperfly]

Love these guys, and love Pantera! So happy they are doing this. Means a lot to us fans!

[@pathtowardsstrength7693]

I got it right away back in 92. I went to gig 92 with Megadeth and Pantera here in Denmark. It was sick.

[@lycanhunter5622]

Absolutely miss those days…. Thankfully I was in my youth and was able to experience it all…. Pantera changed the course of everything…. Such an amazing band that made some great unmatched music 🤘🤘🤘….. thank you Pantera 🙏

[@edwarddawson42]

Those guys are legends. Phil's voice, man. So epic.

[@atranfanatic]

I got into Pantera early '93 with VDOP., when I picked it up on CD. (which of course back then was pretty pricey) Haven't looked back since. I also saw them live twice, once in '98 and again in '00. Great band and solid interview!

[@franklinzappa7043]

I saw Pantera 4x in Colorado USA🤘😎 They shredded it every time. My all time Favorites🎼

[@jamesblkhrs]

crowd begged for Pantera during Skid Row set in Louisville, it was cool They blew the arena away

[@calebbrown4187]

I had this on tape in my old Monte Carlo. It had auto reverse. I didn't take it out of my tape deck until I wore it out. Then I bought it again. This happened several times before I bought it as my first ever CD.

[@aarongoodwin196]

This band was, is and always will be legendary.... everything they did was SOOOOOOOO therapeutic to the soul of my angered,fkd up youth. Loved it.

[@bloggins737]

the greatest metal band ever period... no frills just kick ass heavy metal in your face aggressive raw and with absolute dominating precision this record made metal musicians change they way they approached writing music and dimebag darrell is the greatest guitar player ive ever seen as far as feel and precise technical ability rex and phil talk about that "grip" he had on the neck as well as his unique picking styles and incorporating those zz top blues triplet riffs its insane what this band did for metal in one record Pantera's Vulgar Display Of Power is the pantheon and catalyst for modern heavy metal

[@USGovsOwnersRtheRealEnemy]

Damn I miss this band so badly! I have a pick that I got from the man himself @the Sand Piper in Shreveport Louisiana, CFH Tour. Purple .60 Dunlop. RIP Brother 🤘🏻Never be another .

[@metaphoria3]

‘There’s levels to magic’

[@wallacemosh]

I'm a very lucky to meeting these guys when they touring "101 Proof" in southamerica and I was the bassplayer of the band support in Chile. Tons of a good memories with Dime and Vinnie ( they 're really good people) and I will always remember that day and Vinnie tolds us: hey guys, let's hangin' out to the hotel"! aaaaand we said......:" hhmmmm probably not, 'cause that sounds scaring" and Vinnie broke laughing hahahahahaha...... At the same time I was so sad when Dime was gone.....but I have a nice moment with Rex after 15 years at NAMM 2013, and he remember everything 'cause that gig , it was top 2 best gigs to Pantera and really was awesome!

[@MattAustinonYouTube]

Damn now that Rex said that about Tom Morello using the Drag the Waters riff for "Cochise" in Audioslave it's all clicking for me...i always thought that riff sounded crazy familiar and of course it was a modified Dime riff...I love this band so much! this was awesome...

[@mr.timebombman2230]

The sound is those solid state amps. I always use my Randall when we play some of their tunes in our set. Just has that raw aggressive grind to it.

[@Mr.B.B.Wolfman]

Its goddamn great to hear rex talk and see phil nod. Goddamn right. Getcha goddamn pull.

[@tommytwotone81]

Premier Metal band ever...... Thank you Pantera, all 4 of you (and Mr. Abbott who was instrumental in your mental instumentals) because you made a generation of music..... Absolutely made it

[@therealindynator]

I love Rex ripping his vaporizer throughout the interview 🤣what a legend

[@BradyA1124]

I learned a lot about them from this. Great vid

[@mikebythesun]

Such a great interview.

[@ampman5357]

My brother in law was a HUGE hardcore fan growing up. ZAO, every time I die, Converge, all staples in his collection. We went for a ride one time. I asked him: “You ever listen to Pantera?” His response was shocking: “aren’t they a hair metal band” i immediately put TGSTK in the CD player (yes it was that long ago) my brother in law looked at me and said “who the fuck is this?” I relplied “Pantera” he’s been a fan ever since.

[@social191]

I grew up on Vulgar Display of Power. Vulgar was my best Pantera album ever! Mouth For War!

[@LateCloser]

Great interview. I have always felt Vulgar Display of Power is the greatest metal record of all time. Start to finish, good luck comparing something else to it. There's been a lot of great metal albums, but that one, that one is special. It will stand the test of time. Already has, 30 years and ticking.

[@johnnypatterson77]

Pantera was the best fucking band I've ever seen in my entire life.

[@gianlucaglperotti4993]

I LOVE PANTERA STYLE....can you hear me screaming out right now after 30 years and VULGAR is a MASTERPIECE OF MUSIC....not only for H/M! I miss those days guys as i miss Dime and Vinnie as they were my blood brothers.....love you Phil,love you Rex, Respect to genuine guys with attitude played the best music i'd ever heard in my life!🤘🏻❤🤘🏻

[@briancrumpacker]

I was semi-homeless, broke and trying to learn to play the guitar. I spent what little money I had, borrowed a friend's car while he was at work and I drove to Tower Records and bought the Vulgar cassette. I still have it.

[@rocketpocket99]

The hardest the best Sound ever heard in my life I’m still looking for today can’t find it

[@rocketpocket99]

I’ve seen priest Live three times They’re not Pantera

[@thomasluttermoser1654]

What a incredible band at a incredible time.

[@Frankenwookie]

I had been playing in metal bands for a couple years in my teen years and had learned so much from Pantera. I eventually made my way into hardcore and I was so bored by what was there, everything sounded like metal for beginners. I would eventually start a project with a friend that after a gig, he and I knew that traditional hardcore wasn't where we belonged. We would replace our singer and drummer and renamed ourselves Coalesce and Pantera's influence is all over our records.

[@Rooftop16s]

Can I hear a song or two

[@Frankenwookie]

@@Rooftop16s kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJ7ZYnqAhNSamLM

[@joshwilson3020]

Domination's break down is an epic one as well

[@HeyNoProblem]

31:11 - That moment on the airplane with Dime is on the Pantera 3 DVD :) I still have it! He drew " Roach class " on his gut with a swirly circle, if I'm remembering correctly lol

[@alexjohnson4759]

When I listen to the solo on new level everyone in my neighborhood listens along

[@canatolakhoemini6728]

I pissed my pants the first time I heard it. Didn't leave my car Alpine tape deck, (not CD yet) for one year! No joke! Perfect album to tune a car stereo to as well. Shit was just destroying.

[@Miss_Christie]

Rise! That song could is prevalent during this period on earth.

[@agony664]

Living legends right here!

[@snowflakeca2079]

Thank you boys. Vinny was my inspiration to play better on the kit and Phil… Phil… no words… cheers mate… FUCKING KILLING IT for decades… Muchos Garcios…

[@wildbill1185]

Cool video. Perfect to watch during these stupid COVID times. I will never get tired of watching a Skype meeting with a few of my favorite band members lol. Pantera was my first metal show I've been to. I was 15 in the summer of 2001. I wished they would have played more songs from TGDTK but they only played war nerve. I agree a lot of great songs from Vulgar Display Of Power. That album or a song from Far Beyond Driven was the first time I heard of Pantera. It was 1995 when I first discovered Pantera. I found I listened to Vulgar Display Of Power and Far Beyond Driven the most. I was about 9 years old or something at the time lol. I listened to them so much I couldn't believe I caught them live!!! I will definitely remember that shit til the day I die! Fucking miss the Pantera days. Was really hoping for one more album after seeing them live on the extreme steel tour. I also remember watching The Exorcist and the devil answers father Karras and says "that's too much Vulgar Display Of Power Karras..."

[@jessejames9854]

Fucking 30yrs. WTF?? I was 11 when it came out and this album still plays daily in my shit!! Timeless.. R.I.P DIME & VINNIE P...

[@drdeath5724]

I remember my classmate in choir class 1992 handing me the Vulgar tape and telling me "you are going to like this". How right he was

[@crowkangi]

Phil is sounding amazing in the shows these days.

[@crowkangi]

man, I really enjoyed this interview. I miss that band. one of the most amazing live experiences I ever had on the Far Beyond Driven tour. I fucking love this band.

[@crowkangi]

rip Dimebag and VInnie. two of my heroes.

[@HughGWrekshin]

Very nice interview, and in this day…holy fuck…how did you get them to do this? Amazing! I first heard VDOP when I was 16, in ‘93, and it totally changed my fucking life. It bridges the gap for me between glam “metal” to thrash/groove metal and allowing me to realize that there were heavy metal bands that sounded unbelievable as far as heaviness but could have decent, catchy hooks with insane guitar solos and kick you in the fucking face lyrics AND with a singer who did t just growl or make pig noises the whole album.

[@frankthetanknorred]

I seen these guys everytime they came to Chicago from cowboys on.Im actually in the walk video from the Aragon show there talking about!

[@austindanquer92]

Damn what a treat for pantera fans thanks

[@sickofthebulldodo1461]

St Vincent covered a song...... "Really.... huh" lol $? That interviewer is a true fan and a class act. Excellent excellent interview. I would do just about anything to have a documentary detailing the making of that album. Like what they did with the Black album. I don't know if it's 100% true but I talked to the front of house sound man pantera's sound man at a show and one thing I wanted to know he told me Vinny used a 20-in kick on vulgar.