You forgot the most influential they were on SpongeBob 😢
Stormtrooper-ocvn
Are you talking to me? ARE YOU TALKING TO ME!??
devolutionone
Reinventing The Steel came out in 2000, the band played their final show in 2001 after 9/11 derailed most air travel effectively canceling their overseas tour after a few shows.
lysergicpillamyd
I don't get how a band so torn apart at the time could make an album as great as the trendkill there's nothing like it goat metal band
paulmildner
RIP Dime Bag Darrel you are in the hearts of everyone who ever heard of guitar!!
You are legend and eternal and will forever be.
Peace To All And All In Peace!! ☮️
ricktherrien
Great southern trendkill is underrated, to mo it's my favorite pantera album.
anthonys.
You forgot the part where their music basically carried me through my youth. 😂
bomber
My favorite metal band ever, you did great!
jameswest
One thing to add...Reinventing the Steel was released in March of 2000, not 2001.
juanalbertovasquez
Been a fan since 92 when I heard The Art of Shredding and I was like who F was that 🤘😆
RIP DIME & VINNIE ✌️
zombieapocalypsecherokee
Finally, I'm waiting for this!, Pantera rules!
josephfpacis
It's true what Vinnie said. Pantera without the Abbott brothers is like Van Halen without Richard and Eddie. But, at the same time, Charlie is an excellent drummer and doing a thoroughly professional and creditable job.
eamonahern
Thank you ma'am, I appreciate this.
sparkygoldman
7 yrs in the clubs, some of the most brutal shows I've ever seen, the early days were the best.
don-e
Spot on, I’m great full to discover this.
chrisgrzanowski
The most important part... album, tour, album, tour, album, tour, album tour and again.
God_Help_Us_Please
What about the part where Seth Putnam sang backup vocals in the Great Southern Trendkill. RIP!!! Dimebag Seth and Vinnie
richardwarren
That drummer had also been in HELLYEAH. HIS NAME WAS VINNIE PAUL and he was one of the best drummers there ever was.
You forgot how Dime was shot and killed at the Ala Rosa in Columbus Ohio. He was killed in front of his own brother.
As someone who had tickets to that damage plan show, but got snowed in, I can’t believe such a LEGEND met his ending by some sack of sh*t, in a sh*t bar such as ARV.
FLY HIGH BOYS! Meeting you guys 6 times was the highlight of my metal loving life.
JustJenRx
Ah the 90's was the best time for some of the greatest music. Getcha pull!!
jimijamesnoob
Seen Pantera live a few times in Sydney back in the 90s.
Pantera rules and still listen to them to this day.
