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Dimebag Darrell RIP (a big loss to the music world). listen to a pantera song tonight
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dont need google 2 no good music.. were you on it earlier????? listening to Pantera now... All respect is due to a good musician who lost their life far 2 early!!!!
What T? thought you would be clever any try 2 out smart a real fan and fell flat on your backside???? come back if you have the intelligence¬!!!!! BET U DONT!!!!
Wow, Pantera, massive loss. Not nice that he died, but come on.
Blank wrote:
> Wow, Pantera, massive loss. Not nice that he died, but come on.
you're under-estimating just how big their their influence on the metal scene was.
Pantera were one of the few remaining bands who (aside from their ill advised glam days) sisn't rely on costumes, gimmicks, pyro, spinning drum risers, masks, "dj's" or hair gel to get peoples attention. They were a brilliant no-nonsense metal band who just got up in their old faded metal shirts and cut off combat trousers and made the shows actually about the music, not the spectacle. They opened the door for not only a style, but an attitude within the metal scene and, to their credit, never strayed from it . a lot of bands could learn a lot from Pantera's path....
on another note: Shazzy............ be quiet.
> Wow, Pantera, massive loss. Not nice that he died, but come on.
you're under-estimating just how big their their influence on the metal scene was.
Pantera were one of the few remaining bands who (aside from their ill advised glam days) sisn't rely on costumes, gimmicks, pyro, spinning drum risers, masks, "dj's" or hair gel to get peoples attention. They were a brilliant no-nonsense metal band who just got up in their old faded metal shirts and cut off combat trousers and made the shows actually about the music, not the spectacle. They opened the door for not only a style, but an attitude within the metal scene and, to their credit, never strayed from it . a lot of bands could learn a lot from Pantera's path....
on another note: Shazzy............ be quiet.
shazzy2004 wrote:
> What T? thought you would be clever any try 2 out smart a real fan and fell flat on your
> backside???? come back if you have the intelligence¬!!!!! BET U DONT!!!!
I'm too scared to try and outwit you, shazzy. It's obvious to me that you can tell that I'm not a real fan and that you are. I bet you cried when you heard about it - I'm sure that's what a real fan would do. I'm obviously just jumping on the band wagon.
I'll just go off and listen to Kylie.
> What T? thought you would be clever any try 2 out smart a real fan and fell flat on your
> backside???? come back if you have the intelligence¬!!!!! BET U DONT!!!!
I'm too scared to try and outwit you, shazzy. It's obvious to me that you can tell that I'm not a real fan and that you are. I bet you cried when you heard about it - I'm sure that's what a real fan would do. I'm obviously just jumping on the band wagon.
I'll just go off and listen to Kylie.
Lucy, or anyone else from the WWE forum who's reading, didn't Pantera do Rob Van Dam's ECW music? I think it was called 'Walk' and I remember moshing to it once at Rock City...
Ask shazzy - she'll know!
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Very_Metal wrote:
> Blank wrote:
> Wow, Pantera, massive loss. Not nice that he died, but come on.
>
> you're under-estimating just how big their their influence on the
> metal scene was.
I think that what he means! Personally i don't like most metal i like some of it and can take the friendlier side where there is some attempt to right a decent songand actually sing something that sticks with the music and sounds decent, metallica enter sandman for example. Then you have the absolutely crap side of metal which in fairness is quite an overwhelming majority were you have a band which has an talented lead guitarist but the rest of the band doesn't really matter, while the guitarist orgasms over his guitar (fair play to him) somebody who sounds like a retard having an epileptic fit screams really badly over the top with absolutely no regard for the music while somebody else bashes a drum set randomly in as hard a fashion as they can. Its not music.
> Blank wrote:
> Wow, Pantera, massive loss. Not nice that he died, but come on.
>
> you're under-estimating just how big their their influence on the
> metal scene was.
I think that what he means! Personally i don't like most metal i like some of it and can take the friendlier side where there is some attempt to right a decent songand actually sing something that sticks with the music and sounds decent, metallica enter sandman for example. Then you have the absolutely crap side of metal which in fairness is quite an overwhelming majority were you have a band which has an talented lead guitarist but the rest of the band doesn't really matter, while the guitarist orgasms over his guitar (fair play to him) somebody who sounds like a retard having an epileptic fit screams really badly over the top with absolutely no regard for the music while somebody else bashes a drum set randomly in as hard a fashion as they can. Its not music.
Rubbish.
Anyway, not a big Pantera fan and never liked the few Damageplan songs I heard at all, but Dimebag was an incredibly talented player and produced some awesome drunken interviews.
Anyway, not a big Pantera fan and never liked the few Damageplan songs I heard at all, but Dimebag was an incredibly talented player and produced some awesome drunken interviews.
I'm not the greatest fan of Pantera either, but Dimebag was an excellent guitarist, and I'm just a bit miffed that the only reason he's dead now is because some 'tard was angry that Pantera had split up.
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