Pantera - Floods Solo and Outro Cover

Pantera Floods Solo cover. From the album The Great Southern Trendkill.
I already made a cover of this but to the original CD, so I made this one with my own backing track. Hope you'll enjoy!

Signal chain - Washburn Dime 3ST - Fortin Grind - Randall Satan - Hesu 2x12 - Ehrlund microphone

#dimebaglegacy

[josehBRUH]

The outro is so melodic it has a special place in my heart

[bernieorbust]

one of the greatest pieces of music in history

[Petersorg]

Not easy to double the solo and play it so tightly! That was impeccable, Ola!

[leadfarmer]

1:23 on is the most beautiful thing I've ever heard

[th-Son-Of-A-th-Son]

This is the closest cover to the original I've ever had the pleasure of watching and listening to.

You've captured everything from the sound, to the feeling and emotions that Dimebag put into the composition.

He was definitely smiling up there when you recorded this.

I can tell just by the way you're playing this just how much of an impact he made on you both musically and spiritually.

Keep on keeping on, my metal brother!

[ponklebtw]

I started to cry listening to the outro because me and my dad would listen to this but he sadly passed and me and him shared a love for the art of dimebag and the love of playing guitar.

[obundoben]

Now cover Domination. It was Dime's favorite song, and I think it would do him justice.

[JohnnyDrinks]

One of the greatest songs of all time, Dime was a demigod

[rickfeith]

Happy 50th brother...I learned this solo just for you last night. Shine on you crazy dimebag!!!

[hondansx]

Could one argue that this was Dime's greatest solo? I certainly think so. Lovely playing Ola, reminds me of the famous live performance...u'know the one where Phil shouts "everyone smoke heroin" at the start of the solo

[antman]

This is a bit of a tear jerker. Really missing Dimebag really badly. :(

Well done Ola. Honouring our true legend.

[snowmobileracer]

Almost blew a pair of speakers playing this on repeat as a teen. Nearly 30 years later an instantly in the same scenario and loving it just as much!!! Timeless

[whodaturite]

My home town just got hit by the worst flooding we have ever seen in the mountains of western North Carolina. Entire towns are just gone and homes were taken away with families still inside without a chance. This is the worst thing I have ever seen and this solo really hits hard please pray for everyone here in WNC


Edit: Thank you so much for noticing Ola❤️ Can't wait to get a chug project vinyl after this is all over!
We are on day 5 of no power or running water but we are getting all the help we need here! Pray for the small towns that they can't even reach yet!

[rabenracing]

The outro gives me goosebumps every single time I hear it. Floods is such a beautifully composed piece of music overall

[julianklazinga]

Dime died on my 16th birthday, I started playing guitar just a couple years before. At the time of his death, he was one of my most prominent influences. He will be sorely missed. Masterpieces like this however, will carry on and echo into the ages. I listen to music like this and it reminds me of how incredibly fortunate I am to be on this earth in a time with it.

[randyrhoads]

I closed my eyes and thought for a moment that Dimebag is still alive.Thanks man, cool, very cool and impressive.

[jadinwemette]

The outro is one of those few sounds that will always be a nostalgic sound simultaneously from past present and future, like a moment In time that combines all moments into one that has yet to be experienced and draws you in from the infinite and just when you are about to grasp the wisdom of it, it lingers just past your fingertips and pulls you deeper into the void.

[MRRU-uzej]

This song was playing when vinnie ran into dimes arms in heaven...
Together again in metal heaven🙏🥀🥀

[devinelliott]

When my brother passed in 2020 this outro is the first thing I listened to after finding him and since then I cannot listen to it without crying, it's a tone of reflection for me

[welchysawse]

i don’t know how to explain how special this piece is, i don’t know what it is but it’s a weird unexplainable feeling when you hear this…it’s almost like it’s nostalgic from when i was a child, it reminds me of having to go back and forth to my moms and dads house when i was younger and looking back not knowing or having any care in the world because i was young. now that i’m a teeenager i listen to this and get emotional knowing that i’m not a kid anymore and that life moves by fast. i know for a fact that this song was a gift to me and others from Dimebag and he meant the emotions we was portraying. RIP DIME