SCHOOL OF METAL! PANTERA - DOMINATION LIVE!! RAP TEEN & METAL DAD's REACTION!!

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Today, we react to, dissect, and rate DOMINATION by PANTERA (Live in Moscow) as part of our SCHOOL OF METAL SERIES! Stick around after the song for Juliette's headbanging! We hope you enjoy our reaction!
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[@ChemicalReactions]

Thank you for checking out this video! Make sure to stay for Juliette's headbanging right after the first run-through! What should we do next week for School of Metal?

[@redemptioniliev6103]

Motorhead either Ace of Spades or Hellraiser

[@rheath329]

Hellyeah - Oh my god Has the drummer from this band RIP Vinnie Paul and Dimebag

[@wahyuyahwa1598]

Dragonforce - Through the fire and flames 🔥🤘🏼

[@phreak811]

Let's shake it up. I suggest you do at least one SUPER HEAVY song. My suggestion? Lamb Of God "Ghost Walking".

[@djinn_jer]

Damageplan - "Crawl" for a future S.O.M \m/ 🍅 reaction please. Featuring the Abbott bros post Pantera

[@cat-o-matic]

Juliette's big smile after head banging gives me hope that Chuck will be able to fully convert her to Metal. 🎸. Gojira 🎵

[@aaohknsn]

I read Gojira. I liked.

[@marchendrickson2382]

When you consider the Russians went through generations being not allowed to listen to real rock music. I know somebody personally that used to smuggle tapes of rock into country during the bad old days. This was the first concert where metal was allowed in, and they got Metallica and Pantera, among others. No wonder why around 100,000 showed up to let loose. Awesome song, awesome moment for metal.

[@alexthrasher9423]

Marc Hendrickson i think there were over 1.000.000 people at the festival haha

[@marchendrickson2382]

@@alexthrasher9423 Yeah, I probably did forget a zero. There was over 100,000 just in immediate camera shot. But considering the situation in 1991 USSR...can ya blame em?

[@AmosMilewski]

@@marchendrickson2382 yeah and they put on a hell of a show

[@themetalmaniac1111]

The hair when you headbang makes you look like Dimebag's sister

[@ChemicalReactions]

LOL

[@KabukiKid]

Definitely some awesome hair for headbanging! :-D

[@rodrigopereira7000]

they both have gorgeous hair so...mine is so thin, it looks like an octupus when i headbang lol

[@Silver_Bullet1999]

It’s the hair that I wish I had so I could be the perfect metalhead

[@santosjerez1586]

Most likely this female was not of this earth back in 91

[@leoevs441]

Yeah fucking awesome🤘🤘🤘 and yes Juliette you have the hair for headbanging and you done a great job,...... R.I.P Dimebag and Vinnie....

[@RmonteiroHQ]

now you NEED to do Cemetery Gates!

[@pugshorty9852]

This is the song that they should have started with.

[@ChrisPage68]

School of Metal Extra Credit for headbanging. 🤘🤘🤘

[@paulkline3011]

Flannel in 1991 wasn't weird. We were all doing it. 🤣

[@ChemicalReactions]

Yep, grunge days!

[@paulkline3011]

@@ChemicalReactions ya. My brother made a winter coat out of 6 flannels layered. 😎

[@edybocman76]

@@paulkline3011 phill used flannel all the 90s

[@mangroval]

Indeed. And before. The very least before grunge.

[@imrekalman9044]

I didn't. I was only twelve though. :D

[@55Porter]

Haha Phil Anselmo wasn't balding, he just went for the shaved look. In the mid to late 90's he had a huge mop on his head but has gone back to the early 90's shaved look. In fact, he's in his 50's now and still has a full hairline and crown. Makes me jealous!!

[@jerzyboy1976]

back around when cowboys came out, I remember an interview with Phil when he said that he used to have long dreads but banging during their heavier than hell breakdowns, caused him to get an eye injury when his dreads popped him in the eye which then he shaved his head after that.

[@necromorphxbrute]

@jerzyboy1976 that’s right Phil after power metal shaved both sides of his head and left a long haired mowhawk kinda thing lol

[@benjamincoetzee4332]

Painkiller by Judas Priest

[@Wuthahn_]

It's a damn shame we lost Dime and Vinnie Paul so early. They saved metal in the 90s.

[@rickhenderson2970]

Pantera is good and all, but metal didn't need saving in the 90s. All Pantera did was save metal as far as the mainstream goes. Tons of great metal bands (better than Pantera, IMO) still going strong outside the mainstream. I'd even be tempted to argue that the early 90s were the best era for metal.

[@Wuthahn_]

@@rickhenderson2970 Yeah that's probably true. With Metallica going all load and reload through the 90s and the rise of grunge there was not much going in the mainstream. For sure the underground did never slow down.

[@nolasludge]

@@rickhenderson2970 Come on man, give credit where credit is due. In the 90s and early 2000s, Pantera and Ozzy were the only bands playing arenas that were taking metal bands on the road with them. Pantera took bands like Crowbar, Eyehategod, and Morbid Angel with them on arena tours. So many people saw those bands because Pantera took them out on the road. Who cares who is better or who isn't. That's just a stupid argument about musical tastes. The fact is, Pantera held the weight on their back, and they did it proudly, which is why people credit them for "saving" metal in the 90s. Back then, Metallica were touring by themselves for the most part, with no opening act. Pantera took bands under their wing.

[@rickhenderson2970]

@@nolasludge You basically reiterated what I said about Pantera "saving metal" FOR THE MAINSTREAM, which is fine/laudable and all, but metal has never been about the mainstream and, if anything, has usually been anti-mainstream. The bigger point is that metal didn't need the mainstream and thus didn't need "saving." So what that Metallica, Megadeth, Maiden, Priest, etc. went to shit in the 90s? We also had new(er) bands like Death, Opeth, Dream Theater, Emperor, Meshuggah, Immortal and so many others coming along. All of which would've been fine (WERE fine) without the mainstream and Pantera. Same with Morbid Angel, even if they did tour with Pantera.

[@santosjerez1586]

They were real Metal of the 90's

[@Buffalodan66]

WINTERSUN - Live at sonic pump studios. THIS IS A MUST

[@ControllerOfMinds]

"Sons of Winter And Stars", right? ;)

[@darkfrozenwinterstar3639]

Time or Sons of Winter and Stars?

[@dejannightwish]

Wintersun

[@Buffalodan66]

@@ControllerOfMinds I prefer Time but yes, that is also sick!

[@crippiekaraoke6335]

I've never clicked on a video so fast in my life! Pantera is my favorite band & this is my favorite song by them!

[@MauricioDiMase]

Everytime I watch/listen to Pantera I keep thinking they should be ruling the Metal scene today. Dime and VP gone too soon. Really really sad...but their legacy will last forever.

[@jerrycampbell5010]

It's very sad. But let's face it - Damageplan and Hellyeah were absolute garbage. I'm not sure if the boys would've been ruling anything regardless.

[@andrewvasquez7872]

Honestly I think Phil would have still fucked it up. Hes a great frontman but his demons, especially in the later part of their run would have destroyed them. I think the only thing that saved him was Dime's death. Otherwise he would have probably ODed eventually if Pantera had stayed together.

[@MauricioDiMase]

Andrew Vasquez that’s right. Bad things aside Pantera could be at the top

[@MauricioDiMase]

Jerry Campbell agree. I just wanted to see more Pantera around there kickin some asses

[@kingofheavymetal]

@@jerrycampbell5010 Hell yeah, Pantera was not a band anymore a long time before Dimebag death.

[@NalinX]

Sepultura 'Mass Hypnosis' or 'territory' is a great song to headbang to. Or literally any Sepultura

[@11DNA11]

Slaves of Pain > all

[@killy3891]

Or Desperate Cry Live in Barcelona.

[@JAMESFALLOUT1980]

epic performance and....DIMEBAG Majestic!!!!!!!!

[@wittekurt]

Really is. When I was 14 and they became my favorite band. I really didnt even know how special they were. Even to this day as im 34 I finally realize how special they really where.

[@Yes-ht4mn]

amazing reaction! you should definitely show her "The Sleep" by Pantera! such a emotional song

[@ChemicalReactions]

Never heard that one. I discovered Flood recently, which is also super emotional.

[@Yes-ht4mn]

@@ChemicalReactions oh definitely, anyways keep up the great work! i love watching your videos

[@Lurch685]

Phil Anselmo has another band called Superjoint Ritual, and one time I saw them live somebody tossed a doobie up on stage and he picked it up and said “now this is a f***in superjoint” and lit it 😂

[@ToolFist598]

Don't forget Scour!

[@garytheman1129]

Down

[@givenspade]

Definitely do Creeping Death in Moscow 1991 next If you want another show with a crazy crowd then do Slipknot - Spit it Out download 2009

[@jrhaney11]

I used to hang out with Dimebag and Vinnie when I lived in Dallas and they were both amazing guys and always treated me great, I miss them both RIP!!

[@daltonbutler5444]

DO MORE PANTERA, 5 MINUTES ALONE!!!!

[@j.christopherlindsey8933]

That's another good one. I had to be reminded recently because I got the song incorrect in another comment, but I saw an interview with Phil about that song back in the day. This isn't verbatim as I can't fully recall the interview, but their manager got a call from someone threatening Phil with physical violence, wanting "five minutes alone with him" and their manager said "yeeaahh, you don't want that."

[@mr.freeze914]

6:30-8:15 One of the greatest moments in metal history! Fucking incredible

[@justinfuhrer9095]

great video! :D RIP Dimebag \m/

[@ChemicalReactions]

And RIP Vinnie Paul.

[@toro55ful]

Great reaction!!! I waiting for this, finaly you two did it! thanks!!!

[@ChemicalReactions]

The request was undeniable! And glad you made me discover this song!

[@shawnmckeough]

11,000 armed soldiers were present at the concert that day to keep the dizzyingly large crowd in check. It is estimated somewhere around 1.8 million were in attendance.

[@bribro6042]

This made me smile you have a natural headbanger :)

[@Ozzpot]

Briefly as I can, and as far as I know, what happened was: In 1991 the Soviet Union was dissolving. In August, there had been an attempted military coup to wrestle control from the government. It failed because the people, sick of being isolated from the West and hopeful that the collapse would lead to a better future, would not support it. Mikhail Gorbachev, wanting to reward the people for this act of loyalty (nomatter the motive), asked that the Monsters of Rock Festival, usually held at Castle Donington, England, be held in Russia this year. This was quite literally revolutionary, and amazingly, happened. They called it Monsters in Moscow, and, again as a gift to the loyal people of the Soviet Union, Gorbachev insisted it be free. The resultant crowd was said to be in excess of 1.6m, though some estimates have it at well over 2m. It is listed as something like the fourth largest concert in history. Concerns that the people, isolated from Western culture, would not be familiar with the bands were unfounded. A significant number of them can be seen wearing the T-shirts and singing every word of the songs. There are better shots of the crowd in videos of Metallica's incredible performance of Creeping Death.

[@ChemicalReactions]

Thanks Izzy for this awesome context. Now I can't wait to do Creeping Death!

[@cjbrown7745]

Also take note that back then, the Soviet government had never heard of or even experienced the sound of Western music, especially metal. They were so disconnected with the people, desperate to hear more music from the West, that the soldiers would actually beat the crowd with rubber batons because they saw a “mosh pit” as an act of aggression that needed to be controlled. You can also read up about how the crowd was so wild that people actually died at the concert. Even the bands never knew about the deaths until after the show because there was so many people there.

[@Corplackey]

I still get chicken skin every time I watch Dime’s solos. He truly was one of the greatest of all time🤘🏼🤙🏼

[@rheath329]

The two brothers are from Abilene, TX. I'm from the same part of Texas Doing some Hellyeah would be cool. The song Thank you is for his brother

[@ChemicalReactions]

Thanks!

[@FullCircleguitar]

They weren't from Abilene, they were from Arlington.

[@Nickel138]

Yes!!! Juliette, you and I have the same hair, and it is great head banging hair!! That was awesome. I have seen Pantera more than any other band, to this day. I grew up not far from them and went to almost every concert in Texas. Phil Anselmo is not bald, not to this day. As far as fashion, they just wanted to get away that glam look. Why not just dress in what’s comfortable. Phil went from long hair, to Mohawk, to bald, to long hair and a huge beard. They were just different and innovated and different, fashion wise and music wise. They perfected the southern metal sound. Crazy shows. I used to get butterflies in my stomach before each show because I knew I would come out of that mosh pit bloodied and injured. Worst injury was a completely dislocated shoulder. One of the best bands ever. Texas represent. Cowboy from hell, for life. RIP Vinnie and Dime. Check out the song Goddamn Electric - kzbin.info/www/bejne/goPMi5J9rpegrsk or Revolution is my name video - kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYmsYnd6lNt9q7s It was towards the end of their career.

[@ChemicalReactions]

Damn dude, crazy moshing!

[@d-r0ck738]

Gotta follow this up with Wintersun

[@darkfrozenwinterstar3639]

Sons of Winter and Stars or Loneliness (Winter)

[@paulmoore4563]

Primal Concrete Sledge from that same show is pretty epic too. 1.6 million fans, 10,000 soldiers, and the best heavy metal had to offer made for a show that will never be duplicated. I'm a new sub but I'm loving the reactions. I look forward to more.

[@prs149]

Your daughters very intelligent( like you already didn't know this) Keep up the Good Work on your channel🎸🎸🎸

[@mattthirlwell67]

Glad to see you headbanging to Pantera, as everyone should! You should check out the studio version of Cemetary Gates for a totally different vocal style from Phil Anselmo. It's a great song from start to finish. I got into metal in '92 and Metallica, Megadeth and Pantera were my favourite three bands. I sadly never got to see Pantera live. R.I.P Dime and Vinnie.

[@roynishapati8426]

hey guys - another great vid - happy belated Canada day! 🇨🇦 hope you had a good one! keep the vids coming - always entertaining 👍 chem squad / circle of death - haven't decided which one I am yet! lol

[@ChemicalReactions]

Thank you! Unfortunately my Canada Day was spent sick on the couch... :( And no rush to pick a side!

[@roynishapati8426]

@@ChemicalReactions oh no! ah well, you'll just have to celebrate the 4th July instead then - as you're in the USA - in fact, speaking as a Brit, why not celebrate the 23rd April as well - St George's day - any excuse for a party! lol 👍🇨🇦🇬🇧🇺🇸 keep the reactions coming - getting nostalgic over some of the Classics, and it's introducing me to some new bands (new for me - im old 🤣) at the same time! keep rockin! 🤘👍😁

[@jaydenvessel8761]

You earned my subscription for doing this song! Looking forward to seeing more from you guys

[@rzthis1]

Great video and beautiful first go at headbanging! Pantera is one of the all time greatest!

[@matteagle117]

You’r a very wise man, and your daughter r very beautifull and clever too, one of the best reacting channels ever, thank u for your work, love u guys !!!

[@donald-waters]

Saw Pantera, the same year, in a club that held about 500 people...Pantera was in the mosh pit with us during the opening bands.

[@ChemicalReactions]

No way! That's insane!

[@DigitalMortality]

Pantera was probably the band that got me into metal. I remember a friend put on Cowboys from Hell and I was hooked. Dimebag was a god on guitar. I also really enjoy Phil's vocals (his band DOWN is also pretty amazing). It's a shame that I never got to listen to them live. Circle of Death represent!

[@retardant8039]

was cool being part of that when i was young.

[@winteraisjr]

Great video! Love it🤘🏼🖤

[@ChemicalReactions]

Glad you enjoyed!

[@Somewhere_Bagel]

Pantera - 5 minutes alone

[@akdadevil]

Iced Earth - Dante's Inferno Alive in Athens next!!!!!

[@theevilincarnate645]

Excellent

[@SefniAsheforr]

100%!!!!!!

[@Pickendi]

@Bbs Akdadevil Absolutely!

[@MadmanReadsRocks]

Awesome headbanging! I've done so much headbanging over the years that I've pulled neck and back muscles multiple times. Now, I keep the headbanging to a minimum of once a month. R.I.P. Dimebag and Vinnie!

[@brianharrison8565]

Juliette's headbanging was super cute. U got red in the face so quick lol🥵🤣🤣

[@felipecampos3045]

1.6 million people. The greatest live show ever... metallica was there too. Now you need to see creeping death from metallica on this

[@ChemicalReactions]

If it has half the energy of this, it will be awesome!

[@tarmotyyri6733]

Not by far. Both Rod Steward (Rio de Janeiro, 1994) & Jean-Michel Jarre (Moscow, 1997) had 3,5M fans attending the show.

[@ChemicalReactions]

@@tarmotyyri6733 I also got curious and found the wikipedia page on this! Is it bad that I'm a native French speaker and never heard of Jean-Michel Jarre?

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

@@ChemicalReactions You godda be kidding?Jean Michel Jarre,one of the Pioneers of Electronic Music like Kraftwerk and Tangerine Dream!His Father was Maurice Jarre,composed for example Lawrence of Arabia OST.Definatly the largest Concert Crowds ever....But Monsters of Rock was the largest METAL ONLY Festival ever happened.It was a two day festival,so they counted for both day as one.....so about 750.000 daily...never the less,32 Dead People at the End.SAD BUT TRUE....

[@ollyhudson9931]

I swear this number gets higher and higher in each reaction comment section. Pretty sure Hetfield reckoned there was maybe 400’000 that day.

[@Hippie459MN]

Stumbled across you two back at 500 subs and quickly have become one of my favorites! Love Pantera and love the reaction and props for headbanging! Keep it up the awesome work.

[@peterkarargiris4110]

Well done Juliette, you're well on your way to becoming a metalhead. Great video guys ! Cheers from your Chem-Squaddie Pete from Australia.

[@CrunchyRiffs]

It was the 90s, that explains Phil's flannel. Flannel was at it's peak. I love her reaction. From the very first second, she was like, oh no, what did I get myself in to? But you can tell she was into it the entire time. So glad you guys did this song. This song/concert was the cause of the fall.

[@JoseValdez-tb9nf]

Chem Squad in the house! Great reaction!

[@XtremeKillah101]

And this folks Is how you raise your child to become a metalhead , keep rockin both of you 🤘

[@Mski361]

I had the honor to meet Dimebag before a Pantera concert in Hawaii. Dime and another guy were driving a Dodge Viper and stopped to talk with me and my buddies. It was only a few minutes but it's something I'll never forget. R.I.P. Dime.

[@onetymebigtyme]

yoo! that is sick, you have that glorious Dimebag Mane, respect

[@BrianK_70]

More Pantera! The Sleep, Hollow, This Love, Cemetary Gates, Cowboys From Hell, A New Level, I'm Broken, Floods, Strength Beyond Strength, Mouth for War, 5 Minutes Alone, Heresy...just scratching the surface, you can't go wrong.

[@stevenbraykovich9710]

You should watch (Black Label Society), In this River live from the Doom troopin DVD. Zakk Wylde former Ozzy Osbourne guitarist was big friends with Dimebag and wrote the song about him. One of the best live performances I've ever seen.

[@ChemicalReactions]

I discovered that song 7 years ago. Was obsessed with it for a while!

[@charleymaysjr4177]

Pantera good ole Texas Boys! I saw them when they were in High School Arlington Lamar HS! Dimebag rest in peace my brother!! Rock On Chemical Reaction and Circle of Death!!🤟🤟🤟👍😎

[@RoryMitchell00]

Good first attempt at headbanging Juliette. The hair action was excellent, and the feel/timing will improve with practice. I was a big Pantera fan in the 90's but this was actually my first time seeing this live performance. Lots of energy and excellent musicianship. Phil seemed a little out of breath on some of the lyrics, but that's understandable given his intense physical exertion. It would be interesting to see what you think of the album version after being introduced to this song live first. I must admit it's kind of sad to watch Vinnie and Darrell so young and full of life. It still feels so tragic to lose Darrell under such crazy and truly unfortunate circumstances.

[@sopwithsnoopy8779]

One of my best friends purchased Pantera - 'Projects In The Jungle'...Pantera's 2nd album, when it came out in 1984. Our local record store got all kinds of cool, unheard-of metal records back then. All I remember about it is that we both really thought the guitar player was the 'star' of the band. Fast-forward to 1990 and I was in the US Air Force living in the dorms, a fellow metalhead came up to me with Pantera - 'Cowboys From Hell' album and was like "Dude, you gotta hear these guys!" I was like, Pantera? I know that band! Listened to it and thought, ok, these guys sound a lot different now! 🙂

[@ChemicalReactions]

One of the biggest shifts in directions for sure!

[@DunPat69]

Awesome channel. Recently subscribed! Swedish Metal!! Amaranthe - Hunger. First song I heard by these. Been hooked ever since. And so will you be!

[@joshuakenworthy8814]

Fantastic reaction! One of my all-time favorite Pantera songs. I would like to see a reaction from Alice In Chains Love Hate Love Live.

[@rolandhayes5026]

This is the song that got me into pantera there will never be another Dime bag he's the reason why I started playing guitar my favorite band of all time

[@CDMS_pt]

Awesome. Try "walk" and "5 minutes alone". 😎👌

[@xboxgamertrev6763]

Absolutely one of my all time favorite bands and song

[@russellboynton9153]

Good job Juliette,Headbanging is a fun workout,You can't go wrong with any Pantera,I love the older metal the most,but,I am getting into some of the more recent metal.(I'm older)

[@ChemicalReactions]

Olders unite!

[@russellboynton9153]

@@ChemicalReactions I must say Nightwish and Sabaton are my "new metal"" favorites so far. Keep up the good work

[@Gnome93]

first time watching your show.....Pantera is my fav band of all time! I enjoyed and will be watching more....since you've done Pantera already....i dont know if you have already but my next fav band is Amon Amarth-and fav song is Guardians of Asgaard it is a viking metal band from Sweden....after that try DevilDriver start with End of the Line this is the current band of Dez Fafara from Coal Chamber....good luck on your metal journey it will be a long one....and Epic!!!

[@SusanWesker]

Turisas - Stand Up And Fight or Ensiferum - Lai Lai Hei (FOLK METAL)

[@LeonBlackbird]

Personally, I prefer From Afar or Stone Cold Metal rather than Lai Lai Hei.

[@Rob-H]

Thumbs up for Turisas!

[@profanepersonality]

So glad to see people smart enough to understand the meaning behind lyrics, instead of all the people who are clueless and spout nonsense. Your daughter seems very informed and intelligent. You have obviously spent time conversing with her and educating her. Keep it metal.

[@evol200316]

Pantera was one of the first metal bands I ever heard. I remember where I was when I heard Dimebag was shot, but I didn’t know Vinnie was dead as well. Sad to hear it but thanks for the info!

[@selcouthlatibule6891]

nice!!!!! good job! guys C.O.D!

[@nejobeigott2928]

awesome family \m/

[@LeoIndie]

Soy de Argentina. Estoy viendo tus vídeos. Y creo que tu hija va a ser una persona muy apasionada por la música con sentimientos como lo eres tu. Éxitos y Salud!

[@wickidsixfourteen9474]

Awesome reaction to a great song!! Best part about the video was Juliet headbanging! Completely awesome! What's up with the foot though? Lol

[@breretonmesser1357]

Can always keep the live in Moscow 91 thing going and do Metallica Harvister of Sorrow

[@jamesmcconnell8969]

that headband was freaking awesome! that is totally headbanging hair!

[@muscle1193]

Great reaction, thank you! Please do Slipknot - Spit it out live at Download 2009, you are awesome both!:) P.S. R.I.P. Dimebag and Vinnie...

[@11DNA11]

Albums 1-3 Pure glam metal. There's still great songs even in those albums. Power Metal (first with Phil Anselmo) is a stellar heavy metal album and it's a very underrated gem. Cowboys from hell. Their best album. So you were right in some parts, but the first heavy metal album from them was Power Metal in 1988.

[@rickhenderson2970]

I was a relatively new, young guitar player who had recently discovered Dime and Pantera when I heard about Dime's death on a guitar forum. One of the first times I remember being in complete shock over a "celebrity" death.

[@Heptarch7]

Juliette is a natural headbanger. Keep rockin'!

[@gatallica_]

So cute! And that headbanging! Wow!

[@SterlingVanlaere]

Headbanging achieved :)

[@johnmuse6626]

The greatest riff by the greatest guitarist from the best metal band of all time.

[@Snake1257]

Great song and great reaction and good choice for the first headbang. 🤘 Juliette looked fabulous doing it, if I may say so :) Next up is: Wintersun - Sons of Winter and Stars Live at Sonic Pump Studios Remaster (Uploaded by WintersunJari) And a band I discovered for myself just last week. -> Orions Reign - Elder Blood (2019) Official Video Oh and I was wondering, didn't you guys upload Nightwish - The Poet and The Pendulum? I was sure to have seen it but when I had time to watch it, the video vanished. Did I dream this? 🤔 😂

[@jaybalagulan6825]

Awesome seeing you both headbanging 🤘🤘

[@Jaymze9370]

Check out the song ‘Revolution Is My Name’ where Phil has kick ass long hair! 🤘🏼

[@andrewlangendorfer9996]

PanterA my fave metal band...awsome guys, awsome music...just awsome

[@MegaZiod]

Deep Purple - Highway Star

[@RagingEntertainment]

He had long hair after this concert around 1998. I saw them right before Phil left the band. They opened for Black Sabbath.

[@faraamthefirstborn3559]

The bass player's name is Rex Brown. Sorry if you did but I didn't hear a mention of him. He definitely deserves more credit for his work in pantera, especially on the far beyond driven and reinventing the steel albums.

[@Shiva-_-]

Dimmu Borgir - Gateways LIVE!

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

Definatly time for some SYMPHONIC BLACK METAL!....Cradle of Filth,Behemoth,Septic Flesh,Rotting Christ or some older Stuff like Morbid Angel......and not to forget some DOOM Stuff like CANDLEMASS!

[@dirtfarmer9034]

That or mourning palace. The forces of the northern nights live versions are amazing.

[@Raul-vl7ly]

Chuck, did you have long head banging hair back in the day? It was a must for metal heads. Juliette that was pretty good head banging for being your first time. You will be a pro at that in no time. Pantera has always been one of my favorite bands period! Thanks for the reaction and great job you two! Stay metal 🤘🏽

[@ChemicalReactions]

Yes sir. Long hair from 13 to 19!

[@Raul-vl7ly]

Awesome! I knew it ✊🏽

[@dmphax]

Yes Juliette!! 🤘🤘

[@Chopa72]

I love this song! miss this band r.i.p. to the guys

[@xxZommgxx]

Pantera cemetery gates, floods or hollow

[@Covenantt666]

Actually Moscow can get pretty hot in the summer. It's the inland climate. Think the US Midwest. Hot summers and cold winters. But the festival took place in september of '91. Great headbanging! And I love your lyrical breakdowns!

[@ChemicalReactions]

Temperature is always relative to where you live I think. I would probably have found it hot when I lived in Northern Canada. But an average high of 24C/76F in the hottest month of July (wikipedia) is cool compared to where we live right now in New Jersey. Given where Moscow is located on the continent, I'm sure there are some pretty wild shifts in temperature though. Weather discussion aside, thanks for the comment and glad you appreciate!

[@Angrybutcher]

a wild foot appears!

[@davidlp3899]

Time for some Disturbed - Down with the sickness Greetings from Barcelona 🤘🏻

[@beezysbeatz4924]

Awesome choice kids! It's a shame ur one of the channels that stop the song at times because this a video you should never stop or take your eyes of the screen even. Watch it again and again of air. You guys rock!

[@manwithtwoeyes6911]

The people who attended this concert were those who supported the downfall of the Soviet Union, because they were tired of the extreme censorship and tyranny. Previous to this concert, it was banned to listen to heavy music because it encourages or at least helps to encourage the rebelling attitude. This concert was summer of 1991, and only a few months later, the Union totally collapsed. Who knows, maybe the "Monsters of rock" concert helped a little bit with the collapse? pls do more from this concert.

[@ChemicalReactions]

Will do!

[@TheMetalGBG]

Confirmed! Awesaome headbanging hair!

[@akatoshsdisciple2909]

You go girl haha, You have the Dimebag curls.