@@StevOPelOYeah but unfortunately he gets overlooked because of all the blast beat typewriter drummers. Honestly , i've heard some of the newer guys say he was a good basic power metal drummer. I'm with you he's a god!! I say typewriter because it sounds like a typewriter... I know i'm old. 😅😅😅
@nathanwalsh3028 I don't think he's underrated at all. I think he is perfectly rated. Growing up we heard about him and Dime a ton. This must just be a younger generation thing just discovering him because he's been famous and well renowned for decades before he died.
@@myaramiuI'm eighteen, been playing drums for some years and listening to metal music since I was a toddler and don't know abt the 90's generation but nowadays on mine i don't see Vinnie being mentioned as he should be, nowadays the drummer that its considered the best it's the fastest one (not for everyone tho) Vinnie had creativity and knew how he should play drums in each part, great feel, and also great sound, huge ass sound, love him totally, as I said not for all the people there is always some exception but we are sadly on another metal age. Cheers
@@ori0nn6 Yeah my point exactly. Your generation just doesn't talk about him. He was appreciated just fine by other ones though, the 80s and 90s kids are still around xD
@@gregoryjohnston6742 Alex got the double bass shuffle from Parchment Farm with Carmine Appice on drums. He and Eddie also played Spectrum by Billy Cobham after it came out. They would jam on those songs together. However, I was talking about the beginning where Alex added the bass drum "hertas", which had never been done before. He used Simmons SDS-5 brains and pads because he wanted that specific sound. He played the hertas with his hands and the double bass shuffle with his feet. Plus, if you listen to the isolated drum track at the end of "Hot for Teacher" he plays 16th notes with his feet at 260 bpm. No one had ever played 16th notes on a recording at that speed before.
My older sister use to hang with the Abbotts here in Houston, Tx when they were a glam band in the 80s and throughout their careers. Cool dudes! Met them back then and Early-Mid 90s as the Pantera we all know. They never let success get to them
Always loved this. It's weird to look back and think how cool this was back when it was new. And i was a teenager. When it was new. Decades ago. Classic rock. Oldies. Lol Pantera is to kids what Roy Orbison was to us.
I saw Pantera 1998 here on Suomi Finland/ Nummirock and I remember that Vinnie Paul walking around backstage whiskey class on her hand and talking to everyone.
AWWWWWWWW!!!!! I got invited to a MORBID ANGEL show back in 2001 or maybe 2002-- they were playing at Mandalay bay at the house of blues….. I knocked on the door of the tour bus thinking that it was MORBID ANGEL‘s bus but it was actually Vinnie and dime bag-- they directed me to the other bus and this was when Vinnie PAUL told me about putting a quarter under the beater head for the kick drum….. really really great stuff and those guys are the real deal such amazing and loving and compassionate human beings!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊
I was the kid that bought that record when it came out Sitting there staring at my stereo going WTF?!! I figured it out a bit later but I just love vince. Plus he did the 4 note patterns in domination breakdown leading with his left foot And doing the double skip in that pattern too. So one note with the left foot... To on the right... One note on the left. He had a very interesting way of playing double kick and it works for me because i'm goofy and lead with my left foot too. I'm a left handed person playing a righty kit. I do the becoming groove doing the first two notes with my left foot. Basically The reverse of how you start it. Yes I know goofy...😅😅😅
I thought I had found my favorite metal band after And Justice for All dropped. Then an older distinguished & cultured gentleman pulled up in front of the friend’s parents house in which we were that hot summer evening. Yelling from the cracked window with tint so dark & smoke rolling from u didn’t know for sure if u were entering the vehicle of a friend or the deepest layers of hell. Hurry!!! the voice yelled, u’ve got to hear this!!! I jumped in the back seat relieved it indeed wasn’t hell…or so I thought. “You guys have got to hear this band, I heard this song earlier today & had to go buy the album. Rewinding the cassette tape to the beginning I seen the finish had worn from the rewind button from having to hear this song he so anxiously awaited to play for my friend David & me. Both older boys that I haven’t the slightest clue if they knew then or ever would how influential the were upon my young moldable mind. Finally the tape stopped rewinding he paused it quickly & peering into both our eyes told us once again “You guys have got to hear this bc I promise u ain’t never heard anything like it before…” I didn’t think the moment would ever arrive but it had. Taking the cassette off pause he turned his 6x9 Alpine 3 way speakers to such a high volume u could hear the his of silence shhhhhhhhh….then it happened. The beginning of Cowboys from Hell began with a sound I’d never heard. Then the riff, next bass & finally the drums all scream to life. Swelling the volume knob to its highest point I hear the first vocal line…. Ohhhhhh Come on!!! Under the lights where we stand tall No body touches us at all Showdown Shootout Spread fear within without We’re gonna take what’s ours to have Spread the fear throughout They sad bad guys wear black Were tagged can’t turn back They see us coming now run for cover…. We’re taking over this town…. That was it, it was settled there & then that Pantera would be the most powerful force of metal music to ever grace my ears. I tuned 15 that following summer & I was so lucky to have an amazing mom. She bought my friend & me both tickets to see them on the 1st leg of their Vulgar display of power album. She dropped us off downtown Indianapolis at the Murat theater which made the mistake of putting them in the Egyptian Room which had rows of seating. It didn’t take long for the crowd to loose their minds & remove the seating as if they were folding chairs from a WWE event not fastened to the floor as they were. They sounded exactly as they did on CD even w/o the rhythm track DimeBag always laid. Thank u mom u were the best & lay restfully knowing u indeed raised a metal head gangsta 💪🫶🤜🤛
It's like Bleed jr on the bass drum. 😂 I always played it as 2 packs of triplet grooves instead of 3. The first one and the last one. That one in the middle adds a whole new dimension of difficulty. Sick groove indeed. So fun to play.
Smooth as silk! I know it is not but you make it look effortless! Awesome display as always sir Countless hours of hard work and then mix it with some levity is a perfect combo and much appreciated
You deserve all the awards that come your way, good sir.
Game recognize game
I was going to say this is really hard to cover exact 100%. He did a great job.
Vinnie Paul is so underrated, absolute monster
Underated? He is a fucking God
@@StevOPelOYeah but unfortunately he gets overlooked because of all the blast beat typewriter drummers. Honestly , i've heard some of the newer guys say he was a good basic power metal drummer. I'm with you he's a god!! I say typewriter because it sounds like a typewriter... I know i'm old. 😅😅😅
@nathanwalsh3028 I don't think he's underrated at all. I think he is perfectly rated. Growing up we heard about him and Dime a ton. This must just be a younger generation thing just discovering him because he's been famous and well renowned for decades before he died.
@@myaramiuI'm eighteen, been playing drums for some years and listening to metal music since I was a toddler and don't know abt the 90's generation but nowadays on mine i don't see Vinnie being mentioned as he should be, nowadays the drummer that its considered the best it's the fastest one (not for everyone tho) Vinnie had creativity and knew how he should play drums in each part, great feel, and also great sound, huge ass sound, love him totally, as I said not for all the people there is always some exception but we are sadly on another metal age. Cheers
@@ori0nn6 Yeah my point exactly. Your generation just doesn't talk about him. He was appreciated just fine by other ones though, the 80s and 90s kids are still around xD
One of the best grooves ever!!
Seriously! Check out my metal page
This beat and Bleed will stand the test of time and always inspire 🖖.
Yes! I never thought of it from the perspective. Right on
And we can thank Alex Van Halen playing "Hot for Teacher" for laying the groundwork for those songs and many others.
@@ludwigdrummer7802 absolutely, good call.
@@ludwigdrummer7802 Billy Cobham did that in 73 with Quadrant 4 and Carmine Appice in 70 with Parchman Farm. Alex got that from either one.
@@gregoryjohnston6742 Alex got the double bass shuffle from Parchment Farm with Carmine Appice on drums. He and Eddie also played Spectrum by Billy Cobham after it came out. They would jam on those songs together.
However, I was talking about the beginning where Alex added the bass drum "hertas", which had never been done before. He used Simmons SDS-5 brains and pads because he wanted that specific sound. He played the hertas with his hands and the double bass shuffle with his feet. Plus, if you listen to the isolated drum track at the end of "Hot for Teacher" he plays 16th notes with his feet at 260 bpm. No one had ever played 16th notes on a recording at that speed before.
🤘🏻HELL YEAH 🤘🏻 R. I. P. VINNIE and DIMEBAG Thanks for your Music 🙏🏻 Cheers to you all 🍻 🇩🇪
The best. When that came out, I never heard anything like it. Still hits so hard 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
And Bleed from meshuggah is “becoming” on steroids kkkk… 2 of the greatest double bass grooves of all time…
Same with the guitar intro to Cowboys From Hell. Almost 30 years since I first heard it, and I still geek out every time I hear it. 🔥🤠🔥
Both Dime and Vinnie definitely played outta this 🌎 RIP Vinnie and Dime their music will live on forever
My older sister use to hang with the Abbotts here in Houston, Tx when they were a glam band in the 80s and throughout their careers. Cool dudes! Met them back then and Early-Mid 90s as the Pantera we all know. They never let success get to them
hell fckn yes bro. The drummer that saved metal in the 90's
Fantastic drum metal beat , nice one 👍
Always loved this. It's weird to look back and think how cool this was back when it was new. And i was a teenager. When it was new. Decades ago. Classic rock. Oldies. Lol Pantera is to kids what Roy Orbison was to us.
God damn it man your comment really made me realize I'm getting old 😂
When we all heard that beat for the first time back then, it smashed our balls!!!!!
Светлая память Винни Полу
Vinnie.. what a great metal drummer!! R.I.P. !! 🤘🤘🤘
I've done black toothed grins and talked football with the man. One of my greatest days.😊
I saw Pantera 1998 here on Suomi Finland/ Nummirock and I remember that Vinnie Paul walking around backstage whiskey class on her hand and talking to everyone.
You are a beast and god bless Vinnie Paul ❤
all my life was breaking my head with this till I lear to read music! absolutely devastation
I LOVE THIS SONG
AWWWWWWWW!!!!! I got invited to a MORBID ANGEL show back in 2001 or maybe 2002-- they were playing at Mandalay bay at the house of blues…..
I knocked on the door of the tour bus thinking that it was MORBID ANGEL‘s bus but it was actually Vinnie and dime bag-- they directed me to the other bus and this was when Vinnie PAUL told me about putting a quarter under the beater head for the kick drum….. really really great stuff and those guys are the real deal such amazing and loving and compassionate human beings!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊
The last part is so fkn lovely 💪💪💪🙌
Vinnie with those marching snare drummer rhythms on the double kicks. So cool.
Brilliant man!
You're the funniest Drumtuber Mauricio. You Always bring me smile and joy. Lova ya man 🤘
what a travesty that I can only give this one like
THANK YOU for this 🥳.
One of my lifetime favorites - changed my youth forever! This album is responsible for getting me into playing drums ❤️
You are a true bad ass!! Covering a master badass!!!! Much appreciation
I love this song precisely for the drumming. You're a formidable drummer. Greetings from Mexico.
Heelll yeahhh... Vinnie paul was one of the best drummers in the earth
Flawless! REST IN POWER Vinnie 🤘🌪🤘
That groove is so sick
I can remember hearing this song for the first time somewhere in the late 90s and it blew my mind
Cool Azz Drummer, Totally Extreme In Every F'n Thing !!!
The unique double kick made that song legendary.
Thank you for giving the final groove!!! Hell yeah!!!
This pattern applied to this song is just perfection
I love the new kit man.. so sick..
My favorite from Vinny!!!!! Just badass!!! All around!!! Great job !!! Love the split screen too showing how 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Perfection !!!!!!
Sounds really good in slow-motion as well!
RIP Vinnie!! Know you and Dime are out there shredding the cosmos! 🤘🏽🤘🏽
It's perfect! Well done, Mauricio!
The best drums part cover on CZcams !!
Complimenti sei un musicista universale!❤
Best drummer on CZcams and it's not even close 🤘
I've never heard that song, but those bass drums were poppin
That's my ringtone!
The similar groove in the breakdown on Primal Concrete Sledge is just the chef’s kiss
Love playing something slightly wrong for like 25 years.
Gracias amigo!!! Se parenden maravillas con el aporte de tud videos!! Gracias mil..!!
Fuaaaaa... estás enfuresidísimo, hermano!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Ur kick drums are perfection. Tuned and miced perfectly
I was the kid that bought that record when it came out Sitting there staring at my stereo going WTF?!! I figured it out a bit later but I just love vince. Plus he did the 4 note patterns in domination breakdown leading with his left foot And doing the double skip in that pattern too. So one note with the left foot... To on the right... One note on the left. He had a very interesting way of playing double kick and it works for me because i'm goofy and lead with my left foot too. I'm a left handed person playing a righty kit. I do the becoming groove doing the first two notes with my left foot. Basically The reverse of how you start it. Yes I know goofy...😅😅😅
I thought I had found my favorite metal band after And Justice for All dropped. Then an older distinguished & cultured gentleman pulled up in front of the friend’s parents house in which we were that hot summer evening. Yelling from the cracked window with tint so dark & smoke rolling from u didn’t know for sure if u were entering the vehicle of a friend or the deepest layers of hell. Hurry!!! the voice yelled, u’ve got to hear this!!! I jumped in the back seat relieved it indeed wasn’t hell…or so I thought. “You guys have got to hear this band, I heard this song earlier today & had to go buy the album. Rewinding the cassette tape to the beginning I seen the finish had worn from the rewind button from having to hear this song he so anxiously awaited to play for my friend David & me. Both older boys that I haven’t the slightest clue if they knew then or ever would how influential the were upon my young moldable mind. Finally the tape stopped rewinding he paused it quickly & peering into both our eyes told us once again “You guys have got to hear this bc I promise u ain’t never heard anything like it before…” I didn’t think the moment would ever arrive but it had. Taking the cassette off pause he turned his 6x9 Alpine 3 way speakers to such a high volume u could hear the his of silence shhhhhhhhh….then it happened. The beginning of Cowboys from Hell began with a sound I’d never heard. Then the riff, next bass & finally the drums all scream to life. Swelling the volume knob to its highest point I hear the first vocal line….
Ohhhhhh Come on!!!
Under the lights where we stand tall
No body touches us at all
Showdown
Shootout
Spread fear within without
We’re gonna take what’s ours to have
Spread the fear throughout
They sad bad guys wear black
Were tagged can’t turn back
They see us coming now run for cover….
We’re taking over this town….
That was it, it was settled there & then that Pantera would be the most powerful force of metal music to ever grace my ears. I tuned 15 that following summer & I was so lucky to have an amazing mom. She bought my friend & me both tickets to see them on the 1st leg of their Vulgar display of power album. She dropped us off downtown Indianapolis at the Murat theater which made the mistake of putting them in the Egyptian Room which had rows of seating. It didn’t take long for the crowd to loose their minds & remove the seating as if they were folding chairs from a WWE event not fastened to the floor as they were. They sounded exactly as they did on CD even w/o the rhythm track DimeBag always laid. Thank u mom u were the best & lay restfully knowing u indeed raised a metal head gangsta 💪🫶🤜🤛
Can't imagine playing that every night!!
The second part is what I was hoping you were going to cover! Both amazing, vinnie is truly missed
Ahhh yeah the bonus groove was what I wanted. Mmhmmm that’s good stuff
That was wow in 1996 and still its sounds great!
A bonus groove 😊
the way you floated off screen got me good
So epic.
Bom demais!!
The best t-shirt in the world, man 🔥🔥
Awesome glad you did this one it's the most iconic but amazing bass drum pattern and I have never been able to get it right
Arrebentou !!! Fazia tempo que eu esperava por uma música do Pantera e vc detonou na escolha, e na execução !!! Parabéns !!! Top demais !!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
This song always reminds of a mechanized monster moving along a path of destruction
You’re good !!! Really good .. love the energy!
Oh man you are ready for everything!!! Perfect beat bro
Lots of good drums on CZcams, this man might be the best or at least top 3 in my opinion
Been wondering how this was exactly played for a long time, thanks for the breakdown 🎉 and demo at full speed 😮
What Vinnie did here was so much more interesting than fast alternating single strokes like EVERYONE else does.
It's like Bleed jr on the bass drum. 😂
I always played it as 2 packs of triplet grooves instead of 3. The first one and the last one. That one in the middle adds a whole new dimension of difficulty.
Sick groove indeed. So fun to play.
god daaamn thats so clean
My favorite Drum groove RIP Vinnie 😢 Dime
Love your content and skill much thanks from Va
Smooth as silk! I know it is not but you make it look effortless! Awesome display as always sir
Countless hours of hard work and then mix it with some levity is a perfect combo and much appreciated
VINNIE ONE OF THE BEST. AND THE MASTER OF GROOVE IN METAL
Absolutely Sick
Uma das pancadas mais fodas e impressionantes de Batera
Super clean! Very well executed, Mauricio!
So smooth 😮
Que hermoso!! Apostaria todo mi dinero a qué todos adivinan de quién es esa batería sin necesidad de escuchar la guitarra y el bajo, solo batería.
Beatiful 🥰
Pantera is what I learned to play by ear at the age of 11
I agree with your shirt immensely 😂
Legendary!
Excellent playing
Dem demon pedals.......slide like butter🎉🎉🎉🎉must have for every drummer
Vinnie and Dime🤘🤘Far Beyond Driven is a masterpiece on drums
Harder than bleed 💪🏼
Wow thank you👍👍👍
Amazing
Vinie Paul mi idolo ❤
dude love your drumming, have followed you for a few months. keep up the cool shit bro.
RIP Vince
Vinnie "The Bricklayer" Paul. Man had brass fuckin balls.
Este é um dos grooves preferido e do Uli kasky da música reveletion
Сначало 👍,потом просмотр
The best song
Cool! 🎉❤
Oh wow! I just realized this is probably where the inspiration came from The Revs part on the solo to Nightmare
Tá na hora de tocar um heresy do Pantera, não está? Fico ansioso pra ouvir você tocar. Parabéns, um dos melhores que já vi!!!!