Vince speaks his mind on Phil
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In 1990 the Arlington heavy metal band Pantera broke out with its major-label debut, Cowboys From Hell, which spotlighted “Diamond†(later “Dimebagâ€) Darrell Abbott’s pyrotechnic guitar playing and Phil Anselmo’s overdriven vocals. A little more than a decade later, the band had a particularly ugly breakup, largely due to tensions surrounding Anselmo’s heroin addiction. Much worse was to come: In 2004, while Darrell and his brother, Vinnie Paul, Pantera’s drummer, were performing with their new band, Damageplan, a crazed fan stormed the stage and shot and killed Darrell.
On the occasion of Cowboys’ twentieth anniversary, Rhino has released an expanded edition of the album, available in two-CD and three-CD formats, as well as an $85 Texas-shaped box set and a $100 Ultimate Edition. The 46-year-old Vinnie Paul splits his time between Arlington and Las Vegas, where he has become “really good friends with Carrot Top and the Amazing Johnathan and
all the top entertainers out there.â€
Before Cowboys From Hell, you guys were a typical eighties glam metal band—you had the teased hair, the spandex, the makeup—and then on this record your sound got a lot heavier and your look got a lot grimier. Which change came first? The look or the sound? It was a combination. Megadeth called Dime-bag up and pretty much offered him the world to come play guitar with them, but he turned them down. And we all went, “Wow, we gotta do something here to turn this band into something special.†Our independent releases were kind of mimicking the bands we were listening to at the time, so basically we said, “Let’s get rid of these magic clothes—they don’t play music for us. Let’s strip this thing down.†We were ready to do something new—keep the hillbilly roots that we had from Texas but kick it up a notch.
What do you mean by your “hillbilly roots� My dad was a country musician, so we had David Allan Coe and lots of other country music playing around the house all the time. If you take the riff from the song “Cowboys From Hell†and really break it down, it’s almost a hillbilly guitar riff: dekka dekka dekka dekka dekka dekka dekka dek. We just took that kind of vibe and put this heavy metal machine behind it.
You and Darrell actually had a short-lived band with Coe a while back, Rebel Meets Rebel. How did that come about? Coe was playing over at Billy Bob’s [in Fort Worth] one night, and Dime saw the show and really loved the dude. He stood in line after the show to get an autograph and shook hands with Coe and said, “Hey, man, I play in this band called Pantera. I really dig what you do.†And Dime gave him our DVD, and later that night, when Coe was traveling to the next town, he popped it in. He had no idea who Pantera was, and it floored him. He called Dime the next day and said, “Goddam, I put this DVD in, man, and I felt like I was watching the Beatles. We got to get together and write some songs!â€
I know that when Pantera broke up there was a lot of bad blood between you and Phil Anselmo. Did you guys have to deal with each other at all to put this reissue out? Nah, nah. I did everything that I could to make sure it was as good as it could be, and he contributed his part, and I think we did the fans justice by all being part of it.
In his liner notes Anselmo goes on and on about how great all of you guys are, as if he’s trying to bury the hatchet. But in your liner notes you take a subtle dig at him by writing, “Phil was very different at the time—very honest and open with his lyrics.†Should I assume that you’re not going to smoke the peace pipe? That’s a pretty good assumption. I’ll leave it at that.
On the occasion of Cowboys’ twentieth anniversary, Rhino has released an expanded edition of the album, available in two-CD and three-CD formats, as well as an $85 Texas-shaped box set and a $100 Ultimate Edition. The 46-year-old Vinnie Paul splits his time between Arlington and Las Vegas, where he has become “really good friends with Carrot Top and the Amazing Johnathan and
all the top entertainers out there.â€
Before Cowboys From Hell, you guys were a typical eighties glam metal band—you had the teased hair, the spandex, the makeup—and then on this record your sound got a lot heavier and your look got a lot grimier. Which change came first? The look or the sound? It was a combination. Megadeth called Dime-bag up and pretty much offered him the world to come play guitar with them, but he turned them down. And we all went, “Wow, we gotta do something here to turn this band into something special.†Our independent releases were kind of mimicking the bands we were listening to at the time, so basically we said, “Let’s get rid of these magic clothes—they don’t play music for us. Let’s strip this thing down.†We were ready to do something new—keep the hillbilly roots that we had from Texas but kick it up a notch.
What do you mean by your “hillbilly roots� My dad was a country musician, so we had David Allan Coe and lots of other country music playing around the house all the time. If you take the riff from the song “Cowboys From Hell†and really break it down, it’s almost a hillbilly guitar riff: dekka dekka dekka dekka dekka dekka dekka dek. We just took that kind of vibe and put this heavy metal machine behind it.
You and Darrell actually had a short-lived band with Coe a while back, Rebel Meets Rebel. How did that come about? Coe was playing over at Billy Bob’s [in Fort Worth] one night, and Dime saw the show and really loved the dude. He stood in line after the show to get an autograph and shook hands with Coe and said, “Hey, man, I play in this band called Pantera. I really dig what you do.†And Dime gave him our DVD, and later that night, when Coe was traveling to the next town, he popped it in. He had no idea who Pantera was, and it floored him. He called Dime the next day and said, “Goddam, I put this DVD in, man, and I felt like I was watching the Beatles. We got to get together and write some songs!â€
I know that when Pantera broke up there was a lot of bad blood between you and Phil Anselmo. Did you guys have to deal with each other at all to put this reissue out? Nah, nah. I did everything that I could to make sure it was as good as it could be, and he contributed his part, and I think we did the fans justice by all being part of it.
In his liner notes Anselmo goes on and on about how great all of you guys are, as if he’s trying to bury the hatchet. But in your liner notes you take a subtle dig at him by writing, “Phil was very different at the time—very honest and open with his lyrics.†Should I assume that you’re not going to smoke the peace pipe? That’s a pretty good assumption. I’ll leave it at that.
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Can ritalin help me focus on reading a lot of shit like this?
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som en grop fylld av blinda hundar som äter sin egen avföring. en avgrund där stanken är så tät att man inte kan andas.
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Cool Hetfield magnet.
phil is still part of the brotherhood no matter what dumb fucking idiots may think.
he was pantera just like you and me
he was pantera just like you and me
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som en grop fylld av blinda hundar som äter sin egen avföring. en avgrund där stanken är så tät att man inte kan andas.
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Vinnie paul is a fat wothless piece of shit. I wished he was shot in the face instead of dimebag.
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Even Rita gets along with Phil nowadays, yet this fucking guy keeps cryin about all kinds of bullshit
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Current Mood: Crotch bleed mode because two grown fucking men don't wanna be friends.
I like big black men.
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aggressor_27 wrote:Current Mood: Crotch bleed mode because two grown fucking men don't wanna be friends.
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Leviathan wrote:Cool Hetfield magnet.
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vinnie paul is such a fucking faggot. i hope he gets shot in the fucking face next
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Phil knows he was a dick back then but continues to take the high road in regards to Vinnie. Vinnie needs to realize that he didn't cause Dime's death and give Phil a call or send him a text.
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What the fuck for, you marshmallow fuck? In 100 years it won't fucking matter because we'll all be fucking dead.
I like big black men.
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FUCKING DEADFWGHGDS,K
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whoever bought Vinnie's phone on ebay is in for a pleasant surprise!Bar Rat wrote:d give Phil a call or send him a text.
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Vinnie needs time i think. Time heals all so give him a few months, Hell years even.....Shit will be cool from his side.
Don't take jabs at vinnie either, He lost his brother, And people blame people for shit.. He had power and evidence to blame someone else and he did, Think about it if "phil" didn't ever get hooked (which he is off now. Though i'd say for them "skeptical" types) maybe shit wouldn't have gone the way they have, We can't change that and never will be able to, we lost a brother and that's that.
Don't take jabs at vinnie either, He lost his brother, And people blame people for shit.. He had power and evidence to blame someone else and he did, Think about it if "phil" didn't ever get hooked (which he is off now. Though i'd say for them "skeptical" types) maybe shit wouldn't have gone the way they have, We can't change that and never will be able to, we lost a brother and that's that.
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6 years is time enough
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Mad Muir wrote:6 years is time enough
Technically man it's been nearly a decade since a full on conversation over something legit has happened.
But, Tell me about dude
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BabyKiller wrote:Ashley wrote:ya but that not pantera, god damnit. you guys are just evil :x
What's his name? Hatebrad?
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The live one or the dead one?Mr.AntonCrowley wrote: But, Tell me about dude
Just because I can't crawl inside you it doesn't mean I'm not your parasite.
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Mad Muir wrote:The live one or the dead one?Mr.AntonCrowley wrote: But, Tell me about dude
I'ma hold my hand up to you there man, I missed the "it" in that reply.
I was just saying that it sucks a fuck that all this bullshit is still happening with vince.
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Vinnie is a big baby
Just because I can't crawl inside you it doesn't mean I'm not your parasite.
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vinnie will talk to phil the day arby's stops taking his calls
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Phil better hope they don't start delivering
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Phil should get a job at Vinny's local Arby's to surprise him
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This Big Vin Sandwich is the baddest god damn Big Vin Sandwich in the whole god damn fucking universe.
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Eat till death!
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Isn't it funny...no matter what you say, there will always be people to disagree. And that, fellow message board posters, is because people fucking suck.
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Terry....have you had a talk with the above poster yet?
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We put false bullies in their place. That's how.
I've had 5 1/2 Zimas so I'm trashed.
I've had 5 1/2 Zimas so I'm trashed.
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dime faked his death like biggie and 2 pac just to create beef
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som en grop fylld av blinda hundar som äter sin egen avföring. en avgrund där stanken är så tät att man inte kan andas.
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Both are making sub-par music now.
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it really is a shame. Pantera changed everything for me (i was at school, getting shat on by everyone) with mouth for war, walk and hostile.
Still my fave band man.
Still my fave band man.
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Maybe it was a good thing that Dime passed when he did... Damageplan was good, but it was mediocre at best. We wouldn't want Pantera to do a reunion and then start putting out shitty albums and disgrace the name of the band that we all grew up with like Metallica did.
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Phil woudn't have done a shitty nu-metal sounding album like"new found power"Skull Dragon wrote:Maybe it was a good thing that Dime passed when he did... Damageplan was good, but it was mediocre at best. We wouldn't want Pantera to do a reunion and then start putting out shitty albums and disgrace the name of the band that we all grew up with like Metallica did.
Bazinga!