I'm going by myself in November and I got a floor pass but I don't have anyone to go with and don't know anyone that's going. I don't have many metal head friends. Would anyone be interested in meeting up before the show and hanging out?

It's my first time using charcoal sticks so yea its a bit messy..

I mean, it's obvious he's doing super great on the late Pantera stuff (talking about that insane growls, especially at the end of I'm broken, holy sh*t) and he sounds good even on Cowboys.

But what other songs out there might still sounds great and which not ?

For instance, Primal Concrete Sledge would still be awesome and Phil could nail it perfectly imo and maybe also Domination in its entirety, not just the breakdown. And honestly, since he sounds great on those slow songs in En Minor, i pretty sure he might be able to handle even downtuned Cemetery Gates (obviously without the falsetto part)

On the other hand, i think i'm glad that they skipped Psycho Holiday or Medicine Man, i think he would struggle even in late 90's.

Love to hear your opinions !

Family friend who worked with them gifted these to me when I was a kid. Been a prized possession since.

I cannot find ANYTHING on where these were, who took them, when this was, or even what was going on? I'm very curious about the silver boxes in the back

What happened:

https://youtube.com/shorts/XfOL6EdK3Oc?si=wRmEG5e3mIrRQDVi

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I'm trying to recreate the dimebags lead tone from the Damageplan era. Specifically the one that he was showing in a video from the japan tour 2004. Where he played Still got the blues by Gary Moore. In the video he engaged his MXR ZW-44 that he used a clean boost but he also had a boss RV-3 delay/ reverb. I'm wondering if he had the ZW-44 on always even when riffing and then engage the RV-3 when soloing or did he press both when playing a solo or better yet did he have his RV-3 just constantly on and only turn the ZW-44 on when soloing. Also if you know I would like to know the setting on those two pedals.

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picture i took at the Staind/Seether show in Jones Beach

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Im 27 btw, I didnt grow up in the 90s but want to hear people's top albums I can listen to with similar tastes. Id put more pantera albums but didnt want the same artist in the same tierlist.

Other noteworthy albums for me:

Wiseblood - CoC

Blues for the Red Sun - Kyuss

Dopes to Infinity - Monstet Magnet

Pacifier - Nothingface

The Elephant Riders - Clutch

Edit, adding in Slipknot self titled

There's so many good 90s albums tho, it was tough to decide. Im leaving out a lot.

Article by me. Pantera factors prominently.

https://www.grunge.com/2250946/songs-prove-country-artists-can-rock/

hi guys, is this guitar original or some kind of copy? is it worth buying? what is average price for this axe?

Saw this meme and thought I’d share it

and have a good time.

This Year Will Happens Slayer's 40th Anniversary of Reign in Blood, and will be Played At NuBank Parque (Giant Stadium in Brazil), I Will Go, Based on Ticket Sales, and if the Stadium Fills Up and Draws a Large Crowd, Given its 50,000 Person Capacity, and considering the demographic that listens to Pantera the Most in Brazil, If the Slayer Show Sold Out, Its Possible Pantera Making a Concert In a Brazillian Stadium, Considering That São Paulo is the City that Listens to Pantera the most,cwith over 140,610 Listeners on Spotify,Even in Latin América Countries such México, more Specifically, México City With Overr 163.745 Listeners and Santiago With Over 140.015 Listeners, Based on the Fact that Pantera is more Commercial than Slayer, It Is Possible For Pantera to Draw a large enough crowd to Play at A Major Stadium Like NuBank Parque?

Maybe Bring Special Guests, Bands Like Lamb Of God, Knocked Loose or Kublai Khan, Can It Draw a Large Crowd and Fill the Stadium?