Dimebag Darrell + Phil Anselmo Interview '93

[@Stenja]

They wanted to make a record that would still be cool 10 years from 93.. I haven`t found anything cooler the last 21 years.

[@t1mmymwnd754]

METAL WILL NEVER DIE 🤟😝

[@fuckwad2024]

Still true 6 years later

[@lospaisasoriginal5454]

which album was that youre talking about?

[@Stenja]

@@lospaisasoriginal5454 vulgar display of power

[@RequiemForYourDream940]

Getcha pull of that shit huh lol hahaha, lone star state style!!!🤘🤘🤘❤❤❤

[@braindamage3739]

Shine On You Crazy Dimebag

[@christopherpooler5398]

Brain Damage how about Diamond? That was his original name lol

[@billrobertjoe]

@@christopherpooler5398 pretty sure that was the joke

[@martinrodriguez1599]

well the word works for both syd and dimebag.

[@auto_5]

Right on! Dig the name and the avatar!

[@sejnitram]

Brain Damageplan😬

[@PHVNT0ML0RD81]

"The Great Southern Rebuild"

[@catrichbillay1506]

That's right!

[@funeralfrost]

The Great Southern Rebuild Fuck yeah

[@EvanLightner304]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MeAndTheBoys_]

The great southern re-carpeting

[@etherleeburton4336]

@@funeralfrost **Dimebag's guitar whamming**

[@yungpadawan1098]

Renovating the Steel

[@justinnehls7650]

Lol

[@catrichbillay1506]

good one lmao

[@troylawson6936]

Yung Padawan it's Reinventing the steel dumbass

[@mysteryman6503]

Far beyond Drilling

[@mysteryman6503]

Yung Padawan Vulgar Display Of Routor. 😈

[@JSC178]

A glimpse at Phil's 2016 normal voice at 0:46.

[@victorm.girard7784]

Man, I was about to write the same thing!!!

[@daBEAGLE1017]

+Shining Blade, I guess after over 20 years of screeching, anyone's voice would be shot by now

[@victorm.girard7784]

It's also Smoking. Not drinking enough water before the concerts and again irritating the folds with cigarettes and smoke So bad right? Phil used to sing "Cemetery Gates" without issues...

[@daBEAGLE1017]

+Shining Blade yes, I do agree. We were all cool when we started smoking now most of us are stuck with it.

[@tonyiommi8714]

+Shining Blade omfg or maybe it's screaming your fuckin ass off every night of your damn life hitting those high notes. don't look too much into it, singing like halford is dangerous for the vocal chords.

[@joshcrumbley8927]

"Carpenters from hell"

[@olonkey3155]

Lol

[@drummer7557]

Far Beyond Driven Nails!!

[@lacey4270]

Lol

[@Igornopolis]

Jeremy Freeman hahah..

[@vinnyhydeSWT]

Josh Crumbley we’re takin over this Lowe’s

[@EUSL84]

"Floods... gotta fix the basement."

[@matthewhubrich1697]

“Drag the waters to the drain”

[@NachoCheeseDoritos-my7pq]

"13 Days Until Rent"

[@hexomega77]

Far beyond drywall

[@judefrey1009]

Lol

[@shredbacca]

@@judefrey1009 lol

[@johnstark5404]

Primal concrete mixer

[@dougrogan379]

Shredding grass

[@boyce919]

Medicine cabinet???

[@adamgordon3163]

it's actually quite enjoyable to watch Phil do interviews back in the early 90s, before the drugs fucked him. he displays a lot of charisma and is quite articulate

[@ayeilikecroissants2584]

that's what I was thinking

[@John-tg5vn]

Same with his interviews now he seems way more in touch and definitely more chilled out than he was during those interviews in the late 90s

[@avalondreaming1433]

Boy can talk, that's for sure.

[@teitrheim1]

he is almost like this interview again now, in these last years. And by the way: All their albums were great even after his troubles

[@tomdaniels3392]

really?? the guy is an angry prick every time we hear him and tragedy hasn't even struck yet. in Hindsight it was easy to see this band coming to a tragic end, their energy was fueled by anger and hatred

[@alexjordan9370]

And Dimebag, one of the greatest metal guitarists of all-time, got a whole 2 words in this segment haha.

[@dustpan458]

Douglas E. Heeren you're wrong,😂

[@dustpan458]

Douglas E. Heeren slow your roll little pecker boy, so you're one of those people huh. I won't even argue with you if you won't do it logically. And really? Insulting my profile picture😂 yeah im a big kiss fan so what. I can't even take you seriously. You clearly have this little vendetta against pantera, and i will say that dimebag was and still great my dude.

[@dustpan458]

Douglas E. Heeren you are such a troll😂

[@dustpan458]

Douglas E. Heeren 10/10 songs haha. U seem chill lol i don't really take internet disputes seriously. music is music yo and whether it's mayhem, exodus, slayer, or pantera it's about the feel and dime was one of a kind. Edit: obituary fucking slams dude

[@dustpan458]

Douglas E. Heeren that's great that you took uo classical guitar. Im a cellist myself and i believe its important for one to listen to great composers such as Handel, Tchaikovsky, brahms, and Schubert. Been playing cello for about 15 years and guitar for only 6.

[@FishcakeGG]

i always admired phills self confidence, his attitude, he's just so damn straight, not afraid to say what he thinks, watch it carefully kids, it's a life lesson!

[@kingvkelly2313]

yeah Phil doesn't care. I agree never be afraid to speak up but Phil isn't a perfect role model

[@edybocman76]

@@kingvkelly2313 and who is perfect take the best things of the persons you like

[@ChickenJoe-tq6xd]

When you see how these rappers are influencing kids today makes Phil look like a saint

[@serenity20001]

i love how dime agree with phil's answers without saying a word, just his head! cute cute cute

[@Wargasm644]

The last true balls out metal band. I’ve seen hundreds of concerts. Lived in Europe at the height of the NWOBH. Lived in the Bay Area during the Thrash heyday. Seen everything from Pink Floyd to Norwegian Black Metal. Nothing could fuck with Pantera live. Those dudes At their peak, untouchable. A true wrecking ball of pure testosterone and power. Glad I was there to watch it unfold and flourish. What a kickass time to live. While everybody was abandoning the Heavy Metal ship in favor of grunge and alternative, Pantera stepped up with a huge middle finger to all the weak ass trends. They had a no.1 album in the peak of the grunge/alternative scene. Tell me that ain’t badass?! Truly, fuck the world for all its worth, every inch of planet earth.....🤘🏻

[@varsityathlete4786]

Hell yeah bro, pantera is the best there will ever be. Trendkill is the greatest album of all time

[@teitrheim1]

yeah, and he choose to expose True Norwegian black metal with satyricon on tour i 2000

[@michelelaraia7358]

Now an almost 100€ charge

[@michelelaraia7358]

They had a glam time too

[@davidevan4461]

Pantera was the best heavy metal band of all time

[@danielkelley7548]

Phil was such a force of nature. I resonated with him so much as a teen on the streets.

[@monolithgeometry3221]

A new levelll of flowerrs, And kinnnnndnesssss

[@tristianmontoya1924]

I love the vibe with these two. if you have ever had a best friend, you know they were.

[@trevhill3224]

It’s hard to look at Dime in this interview, still makes me sick that someone could do that that to him

[@blackxd42]

You have to realize the person who did that was sick. To try to convince that person that Dime was beautiful and the world was a better place with everything how it was, would be like telling someone with severe depression to just cheer up and stop being depressed, or to tell a psychopath to, I don't know, just be normal.

[@BegetterVIIEVEN]

The idiot who killed him was fucking nuts.

[@ItsOnlyNiall]

@@blackxd42 yh man..

[@JelloFluoride]

@@blackxd42 I agree, we'd all choose to be happy and NOT crazy if we had the choice.

[@larrydotson2625]

Mental illness is a powerful and debilitating disease.

[@jwardbass4452]

1:50 he made singing about home improvement sound badass

[@1998gst4611]

Phil you are so right my man. A totally different phil in his past young days compared to his older mature self today. He is so sure with the drive and passion in the direction he's going. I miss those Pantera days, miss the 90's and was the best years for me in my early 20s to late 20's.

[@michelelaraia7358]

Drunk on white wine and a Nazi greet.

[@chriscole8878]

"Vulgar Display Of Powertools".

[@karenmeer2320]

Omg funny!!! 🤣

[@thewonderfulMRnoob]

Pantera - Annoying Display of Plumbing. I would listen the shit out of that album.

[@finntroll1000]

yeah that's fuckin brutal man

[@ShyteKreek46]

Track 1- The Art of Mowing

[@poser_disposer]

Literally listen the shit out of the album.

[@thewonderfulMRnoob]

ShyteKreek46 1 - Mouth for Mowing. 2 - A New Level (from Home Depot) 3 - Walkway 4 - Fucking Weeds 5 - This Glove (is torn, shit) 6 - Guys (can you come help me move this stump?) 7 - No Wood (Hallway is Aspidal) 8 - Digging a Hole 9 - Regular Gravel (Concrete) 10 - By U-haul be Driven 11 - Hollow(ing out a place for the wires)

[@ABOLITIONIST269]

Have you ever heard of Cooking Hostile? Phil was on an episode. Still has that sense of humor.

[@John-tg5vn]

Far beyond repair

[@pape37]

It's funny watching interviews like this and seeing how articulate Phil really was at his best. He cultivated this image of tough guy, and he is, but at his core you can see he was very perceptive and very aware of what he was trying to do. People just get lost in the image.

[@SalandFindles]

He was known as Diamond Darrell from 1983 until 1994 when the nickname Dimebag came into play with Far Beyond Driven.

[@UnderK9]

I love how Phil simply just ignores what Mike Muir said, because he knew they had it. They didn't have to gloat and expose that, they're this and that, acting like they are the most dope. They knew they had success. They believed in what they were doing and didn't have to answer to such silly statements, because they knew it was a dumb insult, and there was no need to fight back and cause a reaction that the media would eat up.

[@Jacob1stplace]

just like machine head trying to call out Avenged Sevenfold. Shadows handled it very well with little media attention. Pantera and a7x are class acts.

[@axllovesslash]

hell yeah fuck avengedpussfold and machinehead

[@squesh2059]

True said, I liked the way he handled this stupid statement as well, there's no need to throw some shit into the fan so the media would use that to create some kind of uproar.

[@christopherpooler5398]

Joshua Noland Mike Muir is just a jealous has been

[@RDnAC]

Ironically a lot of people said that about Suicidal when they came out with the album they were playing in the clip - that it was too commercial and they sold out. Personally I loved it.

[@trainspotter8617]

The last real band.

[@poser_disposer]

Part of the reason why these guys got so far is not only because they were amazing musicians and helped revolutionize the genre (especially for guitar players), but also because the charisma. These guys are just regular partying dudes at the end of the day. They weren't as much troublesome, as much as they were just genuinely fun as fuck to be around, even just watching interviews or the home movies is so entertaining, they were and for the most part still continue to be legends!

[@John-tg5vn]

The great southern renovation

[@garygwinn4256]

I cry when I watch this. So glad I was there 16x

[@crystal4640]

LOVE PHIL!!!

[@thess89pnthrs]

i love when phil quotes lyrics from any of the albums like when he said "present tense works and lasts" here (obviously from a new level). its even cooler when he does it for songs that they havent written yet, like in one interview in like '90ish he said that the crowd takes them to "a new level of confidence and power"

[@smokepepsi]

Phil was far more chill back in the day

[@XX-qp9ql]

This was before the heroin, Dime's death and severe press harassment

[@Zenjedi99v2]

I HAVE TO FIX THE PLUMBING... i WANNA MOW THE LAAAWWWNNN... PUT IN A POOL NEXT MONTH... Home improvement by Pantera.

[@alexmatthews2332]

"Reinventing my house" haha

[@bustyboy123]

hahahahaha too good.

[@TechnetiumCorp]

I want to hear the "Reinventing my house" album

[@JSC178]

Hahaha... A vulgar display of power tools!

[@CoreyDrums]

Yep.. Thats what he said........ Fuck Tard

[@Slamster1996]

Philly was so handsome back then. I mean he always was, but early 90s was his peak.

[@YoanhRodriguez]

i like a lot the energy on that interview, thanks phil and dime !!

[@ChandlerDowns]

20 years later still one of the best.

[@JaredE41]

THEY ARE STILL COOL 18 years from then... LOVE THIS BAND!

[@artkrasniqiii]

when he said we'll do an album thats a hit even 10 years from now.... he was sooooo right !!!!

[@MajinBoujieee]

+Art Krasniqi 20+ years later..... Nothings changed!!!!

[@clayquery2095]

+Erica Scribner pantera rules

[@MajinBoujieee]

+Clay Query I know, right?

[@clayquery2095]

I have ever pantera album 3 pantera shirts a dimebag shirt nice to meet u ur very beautiful like so gorgeous

[@clayquery2095]

Do u have kik

[@necrobillygirll]

this it the Phil that i feel in love with .

[@nikoz78]

Skid Row's second album was almost thrash metal. A real masterpiece.

[@bogdan55]

93,Pantera at its peak, Phil coherent, before getting messed up by fucking dope. Dime, do you know how much you're missed? 8 years now, still not healed...may your soul rest in peace Metal God!

[@multiestonian]

0:58 Phil says ''people say pantera sound like other bands bla bla bla'' And Dimebag is like ''Fuck that, no we don't. fuck those people''. Dime knew that they sounded unique. Very cool

[@rebelrocker7494]

Dam I Love Dime,Miss Him ,RIP Dimebag 🤘🖤😪

[@rebelrocker7494]

Love that Thumbnail ,The look on Dimes Face is Priceless,Loved Pantera ..RIP DIME 🖤🤘💙🍺

[@Wonmanbanned]

Phil keeps on about “the kids”.....I am 41 and clearly still the same kid since I was in 91.

[@John-tg5vn]

Vulgar display of craftsmanship

[@arachnidcabinets745]

his voice drops an octave every decade

[@drummer7557]

Far Beyond Driven Nails!! Which ended up being my favorite Pantera home improvement record of all time. And Phil was so clean, young, cool, lucid and just an all around nice guy back then. ;o)

[@rjpl8396]

ferocious... the perfect word to describe pantera

[@cheapknives4543]

The look that dimes giving Phil in the thumbnail is the definition of the phrase “ if looks could kill “

[@HisDudeness1986]

At Nomad Recording Studios, in Carrollton, TX there is a master tape of a supposed Pantera album that was slated for a 1993 release; it's been on the shelves for almost 20 years now. You can call and ask Gary Long all about it.

[@trevormcclever9158]

Is that true?

[@HisDudeness1986]

@@trevormcclever9158 you would have to ask him. He showed me the tapes but never played it

[@nintendad1166]

Teresa Roncon - loved watching her on Much Music back in the 90s!

[@nobody845]

"I want to repair the internal plumbing, I have a desire to mow the lawn, Install a swimming pool within the next month." lmaooooooooo

[@ludwigfan3013]

It's nice to see a interview with Dime and Phil, still on good terms. Plus I'm still waiting for Phil's Home Improvement record!

[@RevengeAvenger]

"Reinventing the Home" "Far Beyond Repair" "Great Southern Home Improvement Skill" "Cowboys from the new Stairwell" it's an old Black tooth grin topic.

[@mojopin70]

I saw them U.K Newport Wales 1993 it was the Vulgar Display of Power tour, it was heavy and loud I was pretty much frozen to my spot watching the moshpit and experiencing this immense power they were something else, i still have Dime's pick with razor slashes in it...

[@noelwhittington6457]

These are gold!

[@LilMacMcMo]

I still can't believe Dimebag is dead. I thought Pantera would be around forever

[@jye_24]

2 smart dudes and a pretty interviewer who actually had decent questions, good interview!

[@DeathBringer769]

I like how this is still back in the "Diamond Darrel" days. He hadn't gotten the nickname "Dimebag" quite yet ;)

[@Springfeeeel]

Fuck man I so wish I could have cool ass hair like Dime.

[@jeremyhines3426]

"Do you think you can still be a heavy, angry band even with commercial success?" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@stevenbrewer5161]

present tense works and lasts!! amen brother...

[@koolkat8639]

Crazy how his voice has change since then.

[@Dave_AK]

Regardless of their pasts, fucking heroes.

[@maxleighgrace8858]

A Vulgar display of craftsmanship

[@eddiepullens6084]

Dimebag & Phil Legends PANTERA RULES !

[@badmagikman5142]

A record that would still be cool 10 years from then. Well, countless people still bang their fucking heads to Pantera in 2019 man. You guys definitely did something right!! Pantera will always rule man, Rip Abbott brothers. 🤘

[@aliiferh2459]

Dime is so fucking stoned !!!!!! he cant even focus for 5 sec ! DIMEBAG DARRELL 1966 . 2004 RIP

[@shaneburke5649]

dime never did drugs. he only drank

[@aliiferh2459]

Shane Burke he said by his self in an interview :" well , hangin around , drinking , smoking some shit u know " . i didn't say hard drugs like cocain or heroin , sur he didn't that but some shit it's not that bad.

[@edybocman76]

Shane Burke you are new.on pantera or what

[@daBEAGLE1017]

lol, I haven't heard DD been called diamond in ages

[@penutbutter82]

you learn something new everday i thank you

[@shaundarobbins3090]

Happy Birthday Philip Happy Valentines Day love your friend Shaundra

[@parvizdzhalolov9817]

28 years and still cool and after us PanterA still be badass metal band ever even they not exist but their legacy be live forever, rip Abbot brothers Dimebag Darrell 🎸👍🏻

[@GoJays09]

"A record that will still be cool 10 years from now" And that record is still cool 20 years from now. Vulgar Display of Power kicks ass!

[@GR1NDVHOL1C]

27 now.

[@dudeavon]

The live clips are MONSTER! holy shit..

[@frenkiebeats]

A better title would be Phil Anselmo interview. With Dimebag sitting next to him. The pour guy is not able to get a word in between Phils ravings :)

[@edybocman76]

frenkiebeats dime never talk to much in the interviews

[@j3in725]

frenkiebeats he's like izzy from guns n roses

[@JoelLinus]

Dimes death makes him more of a favourite to "fans" because he's dead so that's why people typin' their names first in the title, if not only

[@nico.ch029]

@@JoelLinus nah man the fans praised dime way before he died

[@louiscarrollmusic-lcm5331]

I’d like, but... 69

[@danielpouleyn3066]

Pantera best fucking band ever,miss ya Dimebag Darrell !!!

[@owen-8661]

"Diamond Darrell" oh no

[@BrettRyder]

thats what he used to be called.

[@onatw]

Anselmo is great in this interwiev, a natural born frontman

[@AntonioGazzaneo91]

they were by far the most intense metal act of the 90's, with talent and big balls, nobody can come even close to that nowadays, nope

[@JackCarlino]

love suicidal, but that comment was just stupid

[@kratomsavedmylife8189]

Suicidal is just gelous

[@JackCarlino]

@@kratomsavedmylife8189 peanut buttah and jeaaaaalooous

[@artysilva1882]

It's callled "Jelous"

[@zelosXIV]

Ffs *JEALOUS*

[@craigharrison5406]

@@zelosXIV 😂😂😂 it's scary that it took 3 times to get it right

[@TheMightyOdin]

@sukitta2 I was lucky enough to see them live more than 15 times. Always a kick ass show.

[@CrapSack1234]

Phil... yall's music is still cool TWENTY years later

[@Electricpraise777]

This interview is from 1993 when he still went by Diamond Darrell, he didn't start going by the name Dimebag until 1994

[@ShaunaFudge]

Wow...so sad what happened to Phil and Darrell........ They were so ALIVE here (phil sober, darrell alive).... I miss it!!!!!

[@multiestonian]

1:47 Dimebag waiting for the queue xD. So awesome.

[@nicolem889]

So fine

[@scottgray1037]

They were just fuckin kids here man... wild

[@JJ-qk2be]

I love that he quotes new level at the end

[@VosslerVonFaust123]

In another interview, Phil (during the "Cowboys from Hell" period) described Pantera's music as being "a Vulgar Display of Power." :D

[@drdickqueso]

I love how they are so real.

[@matykpo1992]

------Present tense, works and lasts.... amen,

[@J316-t5i]

I grew up in the 80-90s era and it was very disappointing to see such a strong solid group of southern legends disband the way they did. I’m so glad I witnessed the prime of their career as Pantera

[@20metallica12]

Far beyond renovated

[@goddamnurls]

LOL clap on clap off. Dime is awesome.

[@trevhill3224]

25 years... left on my mortgage

[@jamesgalland3059]

I love pantera so much so it's tattooed on my body:-)

[@orygunchainsawmassacre6761]

Rises us to a new level.

[@leechmaster21]

And Phil you were right 20(!!) years later!

[@barrywade8534]

The great southern energy bill