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Dimebag Darrell RIP (a big loss to the music world). listen to a pantera song tonight
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Cong_Man wrote:
> 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...
they sure did!
RVD used a loop of the chorus for his ECW music.
> 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...
they sure did!
RVD used a loop of the chorus for his ECW music.
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.
> 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....
Yeah, my point was: the music isn't very good at all.
> 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....
Yeah, my point was: the music isn't very good at all.
The way he was killed was just messed up.
I don't like Pantera, but shooting him in the head onstage?
...........
I don't like Pantera, but shooting him in the head onstage?
...........
although liked pantera,, think METALLICA are the best ever.... who agrees?????
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