Guitar - Dimebag Darrell's Riffer Madness: 'Save Me' Riff, Solo, & Outro

The legendary metal guitarist Dimebag Darrell personally shares a free lesson on how to play "Save Me" (riff, solo, and outro), straight from Dimebag Darrell's Riffer Madness DVD (item#: 00-35005).

The riffs and patterns made famous by Dime, founding member of Pantera and Damageplan, are all captured in this special tribute DVD, including special features:

• Two extensive "Lost Lessons" taught by Dimebag himself
• Interview with Dime's wife Rita Haney
• A "Dime Tribute" performance featuring Nick Bowcott
• And much more!

This long-awaited DVD tribute to the godfather of modern metal is finally here. Based on Dime's best-selling instructional book, Riffer Madness, this DVD is hosted by Dime's co-writer, good friend, and protege, metal maestro Nick Bowcott. It features long lost one-on-one special footage of Dime teaching some of his most classic licks. Nick Bowcott helps pass Dime's torch to the next generation. He takes 97 of Dime's critical riffs and patterns and uses them as a jumping-off point to help young guitarists play their favorite guitar parts and, more importantly, understand the creativity, attitude, feeling, and intention underlying each pattern. Nick also covers killer rhythm guitar, power grooves and pick squeals, psychotic syncopation, holes of silence, chromatics, diabolical dyads, and much more! The DVD includes printable PDF TAB, an exclusive interview with Dime's wife, Rita Haney, and two long lost lessons filmed by Dime.

"Whether you are a beginner or technically advanced in metal guitar playing, or even consider yourself a Pantera guitar expert, there is something to learn for everyone here. This release is highly recommended."

[bigchiefsmackaho]

Dimebag wouldve had the greatest youtube channel

[Jubeik]

Dime was one of the most cool and chilled out dudes to ever walk the face of this planet. To this day, I still don't understand how or why anyone would have ever wanted to take his life. I miss him.

[scotthoover]

He was probably the most straight up kinda guy out there. Would've loved to just hang out, drink, and jam with ol dimebag... R.I.P. Brotha....

[asheshinfinite]

The "F" is for "FUCKIN AWESOME" and that is you, Dime! You are sorely missed by us all Metalheads!

[user-]

Dimebag is the first in the world that started with guitar tutorials, and vlogs too !! He has several vlogs, he loved recording himself. He would have been a great youtuber, without a doubt. Rest in peace the brothers

[drexcote]

That tone. Cut diamonds with tone like that

[bufordteejustice]

I still can't believe he was murdered. I am thankful that I got to see him play live a bunch of times. Rip Dime.

[justinross]

His sound, the distortion, everything is just perfect. Dime was the man

[chrisboyd]

I got a Dimebag pick from pantera's last tour and I have it in a safe place because, to me and my nephew, it's a jewel. A"diamond"of Darrells.

[veergujral]

I can smell the whiskey from here.... fifteen years later in a different continent.

[deezaldad]

Dimebag changed metal guitar forever with his riffs.
RIP bro.

[DeathBringer]

His tone sounds so mean and gnarly here, even with just a random cam mic with his home setup. God damn. RIP to the legend. I still miss him.

[gilmourdimegates]

A lot of guitarist we miss their playing. Dime we miss his playing and everything else about him.

[quorthonsinferno]

in 3 years it will be 20 years since darrell was killed. And he's inspiring a whole new generation of guitar players

[starblazer]

That bone crushing grind. Dime was the man. I have a Dime story. My cuz and I went to Bogarts to see Pantera, Suicidal Tendencies, and Exodus. Pantera opened the show but we had never heard of them. They rocked the house man. Anyways when Exodus took the stage we in the pit and I looked over at the guy moshing with me and it was Dime! He wasn't famous back then but it's still a good story.

[dirtstyles]

That riff is so good, just shows his best work was still to come, one of the greatest ever, RIP.

[loganbremerman]

I love how Dime always taught how to play his shit. He had a column in Guitar World magazine every month that had all the tabs written out for his stuff!

[AmmoGunsAndFun]

My all time #1 Guitarist of all time nobody can touch Dimebag he is & will always be a legend you are missed R.I.P Dime & Vinnie

[NikkiNexo]

I had the pleasure of seeing Pantera 5 different times back in the day. Although I'm a drummer, I was watching Dime 90% of the time during the show. He was just mesmerizing and so fun to watch. He's by far my all time favorite guitar player.

[lyleswann]

16 long fucking years without you Dime, goddamn! Wish you could still be here.