Dimebag Darrell, Phil talking about dimes death...
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First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
ScottishSamurai said:
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First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
Nearly 5 years now...First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
Animal said:
ScottishSamurai said:
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First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
Nearly 5 years now...First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
ScottishSamurai said:
Animal said:
ScottishSamurai said:
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First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
Nearly 5 years now...First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
Blew me away, very sad to see this.
What I used to love about Dimebag's tutorials in old Guitar World mags (of which I still have most) was his humility. He openly admitted to knowing just a few simple scales, and "dicking around" with some "outside" notes.
In the majority of cases, it was 'classically wrong, dude, but real good played loud and fast'
Still sadly missed.
In the majority of cases, it was 'classically wrong, dude, but real good played loud and fast'
Still sadly missed.
mr brightside said:
ScottishSamurai said:
Animal said:
ScottishSamurai said:
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First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
Nearly 5 years now...First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
Blew me away, very sad to see this.
mr brightside said:
I remember seeing Pantera with Megadeth on the Rust In Peace tour.
Blew me away, very sad to see this.
I saw them in Cambridge (I think) on this tour, and was lucky enough to meet Dimebag and the Bass player (sorry cant remember name off hand). Blew me away, very sad to see this.
I'm afraid, in real life he came over as a bit of a egotistical twit - but I guess when you've just come off stage it could have been all the adrenalin pumping still.
I will never forget first hearing the shear power of the guitar sound on Vulgar Display of Power, and the immense drum sound they got from the studio recordings!
Speaking of Marty Friedman and Megadeth etc - anyone else remember 'Cacophony'? For all you guitarists out there, check out Marty and Jason Becker under this band - bit dated sounding probably now, but was a stonking band in its day, and a firm favourite with the shredders in my old metal bands.
mr brightside said:
ScottishSamurai said:
Animal said:
ScottishSamurai said:
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First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
Nearly 5 years now...First time i've seen this, pretty touching seeing what he feels, despite his troubles.
Apolagies if a re-post from years ago.
Blew me away, very sad to see this.
kiteless said:
What I used to love about Dimebag's tutorials in old Guitar World mags (of which I still have most) was his humility. He openly admitted to knowing just a few simple scales, and "dicking around" with some "outside" notes.
In the majority of cases, it was 'classically wrong, dude, but real good played loud and fast'
Still sadly missed.
The Dime Scale In the majority of cases, it was 'classically wrong, dude, but real good played loud and fast'
Still sadly missed.
paulmurr said:
I saw Pantera in 2000 on the reinventing the steel tour. They were s
t and I was gutted. It was Phil's fault for being a drunken, smack filled knackersack.
I saw Down play at donington in 2006, and was quite looking forward to it, but Phil was plastered, which was made much worse from reading interviews around then about 'how he was now sober etc..'t and I was gutted. It was Phil's fault for being a drunken, smack filled knackersack.There was a real atmosphere when they came on but I was pretty disappointed with him TBH especially since it was his first appearances after what had happened. I'll cut him some slack as he'd had some pretty serious surgery about then too, and I've seen them a couple of times since and on stage at least he's seemed better, and over the under was an excellent album.
But I just don't respect him. Especially since I've got a copy of oct/nov-ish 2004 metal hammer where he states in an interview that given half a chance he'd 'beat dimebag to a bloody pulp' or words to that effect. This was a matter of weeks before the shooting. Hindsight is 20/20 and all that, but it's pretty tasteless stuff to say for a magazine interview regardless.
Bit of a not-so-mini rant there!
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