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Dimebag Darrell Solos
A video I made with 8 dime solos.
list of songs:
1. Cemetary Gates-Pantera
2. Domination-Pantera
3. Walk-Pantera
4. Primal Concrete Sledge-Pantera
5. Cowboys from Hell-Pantera
6. This Love-Pantera
7. Yesterday Don't mean Shit-Pantera
8. Save Me-Damageplan
Length: 228
Rating: 4.90 (3136 ratings)
Tags: dimebag darrell pantera damageplan solos
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Darrell Mcfadden & the Disciples "Shackles"
www.myspace.com/darrellmcfaddenandthedisciples
Length: 582
Rating: 5.00 (30 ratings)
Tags: Gospel Quartet Shackles
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DIMEBAG DARRELL TRIBUTE IN THIS RIVER
PLEASE COMMENT ON WHAT DIME MENT TO YOU...added words here also WATCH IN LARGE FORMAT EASIER TO READ...
Made this out of respect, to DARRELL, his family, friends, and fans like myself...
I am a big fan of darrells, pantara and Damgeplan, and I make AMVs (Animation Music Videos), I used Cowboys from Hell for my final fantasy amv, I told myself if ever I used a Dimebag song I would pay tribute to him in some sort of way...Well this is my way...
I put in this words quoted from ZAKK, and EDDIE VAN HALEN, the tribute of the video of the river, and how DIMEBAG lost his life...
pics I got from the internet, and the words I took from Wikipedia...
...hope all of you all remember him in your own special way, weather he influenced your guitar playing, way you live life, how you treat others, DIMEBAG was a beautiful human being and we learn alot from ppl like him...
well thanx
R.I.P. DIMEBAG YOUR LEGEND WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN....
NAPPYHO..
video writen words
Zakk Wylde (Black Label Society)
" He was beyond beautiful. When he'd walk in the room, he'd light it up. Fuck the guitar playing - he's right up there with Eddie and Randy and Hendrix. All he wanted to do was make everyone happy. He was the ray of sunshine. Dime will never die ever -- he's in my veins. He's sitting at God's tavern, having a cold one with Randy Rhoads and Hendrix. Dime was an original. "
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# The song "In This River", from the Black Label Society album Mafia was written before Dimebag's death and later dedicated to Dimebag by his good friend Zakk Wylde. The music video to this song dwells on their friendship, featuring two young boys, both dressed up as Zakk and Dime swimming in a river. At the beginning, the two boys refer to one another as "Dime" and "Zakk." It ends with Dime being taken by the river.
Some months before his murder, Darrell had found out from one of his industry contacts that Eddie Van Halen and Charvel guitars were going to produce a limited-edition series of guitars bearing Van Halen's trademark tape-striping. Van Halen himself would be individually taping each guitar and they would also come with a picture of him doing so and a certificate of authenticity.
According to Eddie, Darrell called him on the phone and asked if he could purchase one before they became available. Eddie replied that the next time he saw Darrell, he would have one of the guitars with him and would stripe it in Darrell's presence as a gift. Before they could meet again, Darrell was murdered. Eddie recounted this story when he spoke at Darrell's funeral, then, to the surprise of those in attendance, he brought out the black and yellow tape-striped guitar seen on the back cover of Van Halen II(which Darrell had said was his favorite guitar of Eddie's) and laid it in Darrell's casket to be buried with him.
On December 8, 2004, (the anniversary of the death of John Lennon, who died in similar circumstances) while performing with Damageplan at the Alrosa Villa in Columbus, Ohio, Dimebag Darrell Abbott was shot and killed onstage by Nathan Gale. Abbott was shot a total of five times, at point-blank range in the back of the head. He was 38 years old.
UPDATE
On May 17, 2007 Dimebag Darrell was posthumously inducted into Hollywood's RockWalk, the only sidewalk gallery dedicated to honoring those artists who have made a significant impact and lasting contribution to the growth and evolution of rock 'n' roll. [1] At the 2007 Download Festival in Donington, England, the second stage has been titled "The Dimebag Darrell Stage". Vinnie Paul (DIMES BROTHER) will be appearing at the festival with Hellyeah.
Length: 238
Rating: 4.90 (350 ratings)
Tags: dimebag darrell abbott tribute black label society in this river
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PANTERA vs. MEGADETH Dimebag Darrell vs. Marty Friedman
Dimebag Darrell (born Darrell Lance Abbott on August 20, 1966 -- December 8, 2004), also known as Diamond Darrell until mid 1992, was the lead guitarist for the heavy metal bands Pantera, Damageplan and Rebel Meets Rebel.
Pantera was formed in 1981 with Dimebag's brother Vinnie Paul on drums. The band officially split in 2003 due to conflicts between members. Phil Anselmo, in the throes of a heroin addiction, started lashing out at other members. Anselmo left the band for other projects, such as Superjoint Ritual and Down. After 2 years, brothers Vinnie and Dimebag eventually moved on and went on to form Damageplan.
[edit] Other projects
Shortly before singer Phil Anselmo joined Pantera, Darrell was invited to join the pre-Rust in Peace Megadeth by Dave Mustaine. According to both Darrell and Mustaine's telling, Darrell was willing to join, but insisted on Mustaine also hiring his brother Vinnie. When Mustaine found out that Vinnie was a drummer and replied that he had already hired Nick Menza, Darrell turned down his offer and stayed with Pantera.
On and off between 1996 and the formation of Damageplan, the Abbott brothers and Pantera Bassist Rex Brown teamed up with country singer David Allan Coe for a project called Rebel Meets Rebel. Vinnie's favorite recorded Dime solo is on this album, part of the track "Get Out Of My Life". The album was released May 2, 2006 on Vinnie's "Big Vin Records" label.
Dimebag played guest guitar solos on several Anthrax songs from their John Bush era: "King Size" & "Riding Shotgun" from Stomp 442, "Inside Out" & "Born Again Idiot" from Volume 8: The Threat Is Real, "Strap It On" and "Cadillac Rock Box" (with a voice intro from Dime as well) from We've Come for You All. In a recent interview Anthrax bassist Frank Bello said "Darrell was basically the sixth member of Anthrax". Dimebag also performed a solo on the titular track from King Diamond's Voodoo album. Additionally a sample of a Dime guitar solo has been put in the Nickelback song "Side of a Bullet".
Shortly before Dime's death, he went into the studio with a band named Premenishen to do a guest solo on a track titled "Eyes of the South" [which coincidentally is the title of one of the songs featured on the debut album by Anselmo's project Down]. The band consists of two of Dime's cousins (bassist Heather Manly and guitarist April Adkisson).
There was speculation that Dimebag and close friend Zakk Wylde would collaborate with Eddie Van Halen; however, nothing was confirmed. He was also confirmed as one of the original guitar player choices for Liquid Tension Experiment by Mike Portnoy.[1]
Dimebag's musical roots were in Country Western music; he supported the local music scene in Dallas and would sometimes record with local musicians. On December 2, 2006 a very rare track of one of his collaborations was discovered. Dimebag sat in on a recording session with local Dallas musician "Throbbin Donnie" Rodd and recorded "Country Western Transvestite Whore". It features Dime on lead guitar and lead vocals.
Dimebag and his Brother Vinnie-Paul along with Rex (during the Pantera Era) and Bobzilla (Damageplan Era) performed at their newyears party every year under the name "Gasoline". Dime, Vinnie and Rex also recorded a cover of the ZZTop song "Heard it on the X" under the band name "Tres Diablos" for ECW wrestling's "Extreme Music" soundtrack.
Marty Friedman (born Martin Adam Friedman December 8, 1962 in Washington, D.C., United States) is an American guitarist. He is perhaps best known as the lead guitarist for the thrash metal band Megadeth for close to ten years. He now resides in Japan with his wife, Chihiro. He hosted his own television programs, Rock Fujiyama and Jukebox English on Japanese television.
Friedman is a largely self-taught guitarist, known for his improvisation and for fusing an Eastern musical feel with Western musical styles, such as neo-classical, thrash metal and later on into progressive rock. Going beyond traditional scales, Friedman often arpeggiates the chords over which he plays, using an unconventional picking technique favoring up-strokes. He is also known for frequent use of melodic and wide vibrato.
Prior to joining Megadeth, he formed and played lead guitar in several other bands, including Deuce, Hawaii, Vixen (not the all-female band of the same name), and notably Cacophony. Cacophony featured neoclassical metal elements and synchronized twin guitar harmonies and counterpoints shared with guitarist Jason Becker on their two albums, Go Off! and Speed Metal Symphony.
[edit] Megadeth
After Cacophony broke up in 1989, Marty Friedman auditioned for the thrash metal band Megadeth after a tip from fellow guitarist Jeff Loomis, and joined them in February 1990.[1] Friedman's audition can be seen as a easter egg on the Megadeth DVD Arsenal of Megadeth. The first album he recorded with them was Rust in Peace, now considered a classic thrash metal album, and sold platinum in the US.[citation needed] He further developed his style of playing exotic scale solos from the Cacophony era, and integrated it into the music of Megadeth. In July 1992, Megadeth released Countdown to Extinction, which was a more commercial album, aimed at a wider audience, and sold double platinum.[citation needed] Friedman played on Megadeth's further releases Youthanasia (1994), Cryptic Writings (1997), Risk (1999). After a total of five studio albums with Megadeth, Friedman left the band in December 1999.[1] Later, he stated that he got tired of playing metal music and felt that he couldn't develop as a musician.[citation needed] In an interview with Ultimate-Guitar.com in March 2007, he claimed that Megadeth was not aggressive enough.[2] During Friedman's time in the band, they sold over ten million albums worldwide,[3] and the Megadeth lineup including Friedman is widely recognized as the classic one by its fans
Walk, Floods
Architecture of Aggression, Tornado of Souls
Length: 191
Rating: 4.60 (725 ratings)
Tags: Dimebag Darrell Pantera Damageplan Rebel Meets Megadeth Rock Fujiyama Jukebox English Marty Friedman Metal Cacophony
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Hank Williams' Ghost by Darrell Scott
This music video of Darrell Scott's "Hank Williams' Ghost" from the album of the same name has been posted for a few months, but I wanted to get a copy up here at our home page. The song was recently nominated as Song of the Year by the Americana Music Association. We'll see if it wins Nov. 1. I directed, shot and edited this with the help of John McPherson and Nathan Walker. - Craig Havighurst
Length: 275
Rating: 5.00 (4 ratings)
Tags: Darrell Scott Hank Williams Ghost Americana Alabama
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Darrell Mcfadden & the Disciples "Come on and see about me"
www.myspace.com/darrellmcfaddenandthedisciples
Length: 391
Rating: 4.70 (14 ratings)
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Damageplan.net Dimebag Darrell Tribute
ASKADAN and other forum members pay tribute to our friend, our brother: Dimebag Darrell. All pics are from damageplan.net members as the members of DAMAGEPLAN welcomed them into the "DAMAGE FAMILY". Pics were taken on the road, at their homes and at various local Dallas bars. Getcha Pull.
Length: 313
Rating: 4.90 (188 ratings)
Tags: dimebag damageplan tribute pantera vinnie paul
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