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Dragonlord
25-11-2003, 16:03
Former PANTERA guitarist Dimebag Darrell recently spoke to the U.K.'s Rock Sound magazine about the current status of the band that is widely considered to be one of the most influential American metal acts of the '90s.

When asked point-blank if PANTERA is officially over, Dimebag said, "Oh yeah, it's been officially over since our lead singer [Philip Anselmo] started announcing it from stages across the United States." Dimebag went on to explain that "[Anselmo] threatened it before but when he started announcing it in the press and from onstage, that was when it became official. He never had the decency to talk to us about it. Nobody would return our calls so me and [PANTERA drummer] Vinnie [Paul] just sat at home not knowing what the fuck was going on."

Despite all the obvious bad blood, Dimebag admited "we're not ashamed of a fuckin' thing we've done. It was a great ride and we wanted it to last forever. It didn't but we're back with [our new band] DAMAGEPLAN and we're ready to kick some muthafuckin' dick!"

DAMAGEPLAN, which features Darrell, Vinnie, singer Patrick Lachman (former HALFORD/DIESEL MACHINE guitarist) and bassist Bobzilla, will release their debut album, "New Found Power", on February 10 through Elektra Records. The group expect to begin playing select shows in January, with a full-scale North American tour to follow shortly after the album's release.

Buddy Lackey
25-11-2003, 16:09
lete o Lachman na xei tin fwni tou aderfou tou ? :roll:

rincewind2k
25-11-2003, 17:40
poios einai o aderfos toy? tragoudouse stous Diesel Machine?

Buddy Lackey
25-11-2003, 20:07
o aderfos tou en onomati Tim tragoudouse stous Gargoyle

The_Painless
25-11-2003, 20:22
Ναιιιιι, και να παίζουν Gargoyle-ιστά πράγματα να γουστάρουμε :headbang:
Καλή φάση ακούγεται!
(Btw, περιμέναμε τον Dime να το επιβεβαιώσει :( Αφού το επιβεβαίωσα εγώ :cry: Πάω να ασχοληθώ με το 5634764ο μου project τώρα....)

Dragonlord
26-11-2003, 16:09
Ex-PANTERA drummer Vinnie Paul recently spoke to Revolver magazine about the circumstances that led to the group's demise two years after the release of their critically acclaimed "Reinventing The Steel" CD.

"With the last couple of PANTERA records, we kept getting more and more narrow-minded because of Phil," Vinnie said. "He didn't want to experiment or take any chances, and it was like being in a tube that was getting to be so small you couldn't even breathe. Personally, I think the dude was afraid of success. He wanted to be such an underground icon that the bigger PANTERA got, the more he didn't want to be involved.

"I did everything I could to get the guy squared away so he could have a good time. We had already agreed to take six months to a year off anyway, because we had been doing this for 12 goddamn years and we needed a break. But next thing I know, he's off doing DOWN with [PANTERA bassist] Rex [Brown] and talking shit about us.

"Phil has no respect for anything and just perceives other people to be less than he is. After hearing him talking so much shit, I looked at [brother/PANTERA guitarist Dimebag Darrell] and went, 'You know what? I think this might be the end of this. We better start doing something, because the only thing we know how to do is play music."

According to Vinnie, Anselmo hid many things from his bandmates, including his appetite for heroin. It wasn't until 1996, when he overdosed after a hometown show in Dallas that the rest of PANTERA learned of his affinity for the needle.

"It was about 118 degrees outside that day, so I thought the dude had passed out from heat exhaustion," Vinnie said. "He was blue and medics were hitting him in the chest. Then they're saying it's a heroin overdose, and I'm like, 'Dude, you gotta be kidding!' Because he used to preach antidrugs back in the day."

"[In the years that followed Phil's overdose] he was very private about [the fact that he was using again]. I don't know if he was using the whole time or what, but it got to the point where I didn't know which Phil was gonna show up to the gig. One night he would walk in and be a fucking animal. The next night, I'd walk backstage and he'd be lying in the corner and he'd say he was tired. I will never take anything away from that dude from when he was at the top of his game, but where he's at right now, I think he's much less than subpar at what he does. I have a hard time watching him when I see him on MTV talking about SUPERDOPE RITUAL, or whatever they're called, and he can't keep his fucking eyes open."

Vinnie Paul's interview with Revolver appears in the magazine's February 2004 issue, out on the newsstands now.

rincewind2k
26-11-2003, 16:47
kwlos exoune ginei. tolmh kai gohteia kanonika.

VirusXI
26-11-2003, 16:56
mexri na vgei to album 8a xei poly mplampla h fash ke8anorea.
mou murizei 8ayma geush agken.
Dimebag g0d. \m/

Dragonlord
28-11-2003, 08:31
Ex-PANTERA frontman Philip Anselmo has slammed his former bandmates for "not doing anything different" with their new band DAMAGEPLAN and has one again reiterated the fact that he has no desire of ever returning to his previous group.

Speaking to AbsolutMetal about his current band SUPERJOINT RITUAL, Anselmo said, "I want SUPERJOINT RITUAL to be every-fuckin'-thing that people maybe missed in PANTERA. Because I knew that, you know, PANTERA, not to talk about 'um, because I'm not going to, but if it weren't fuckin' for me, in that fuckin' band...what I fuckin' taught those motherfuckers. You know, you'll see on their new shit [DAMAGEPLAN], the singer [Patrick Lachman] is gonna come out and imitate me, the best he possibly can. He's gonna have to end up singing songs that I wrote when I was fuckin' 20 years old, and they're gonna sound like [guitarist] Diamond Darrell and [drummer] Vinnie Paul's killer sound, you know, they're not doing anything different. Whereas with SUPERJOINT, yeah, we're doing something fuckin' different. I'm not saying it's never been done before, but what I'm saying is, is it's definitely a genre of music that changed my life forever. This is where I've wanted to be for so long, musically, you know, 'cause we've been writing SUPERJOINT shit for oh god, since '93, and you know, long time coming, man. I mean to fuckin' be with them, with this fuckin' band for damn sure."

When asked if the previously announced DOWN acoustic album and DVD will ever come out, Anselmo said, "As long as we're entrapped with Elektra Records, which we seem to be, I'm not doing another fucking thing for Elektra Records unless they...they'd have to promise me...a lot of money, real fuckin' quick, and a lot of promotion. And their gonna have to do better than promises, I want it fuckin' so to the fuckin' T, contracted to where they don't have the upper hand on the band. As they have in the past...I ain't doing nothing for Elektra Records 'cause they ain't done nothin' for me but fuckin' waste my time. Aside from the other band which I ain't ever doin' nothin' with again...and I don't want to talk about it." Read the rest of the interview here:
http://www.absolutmetal.com/SuperjointP ... view03.htm (http://www.absolutmetal.com/SuperjointPhilInterview03.htm)

Dragonlord
04-12-2003, 13:56
one-minute DAMAGEPLAN video "teaser" in Real Media format has been posted online at this location: http://promo.elektra.com/damageplan/met ... teaser.ram (http://promo.elektra.com/damageplan/metafiles/dp_teaser.ram) You can also check out three songs from the group's forthcoming debut album, "New Found Power", in streaming audio by visiting their official web site at www.damageplan.com (http://www.damageplan.com) . The tracks available for preview are "Breathing New Life", "New Found Power" and "Explode".

As previously reported, DAMAGEPLAN — the band founded by former PANTERA members Dimebag Darrell (guitar) and Vinnie Paul (drums) — will release their debut album on February 10 through Elektra Records. The group, who recently announced the addition of bassist Bob Zilla to their ranks, are fronted by Patrick Lachman, who used to play guitar in HALFORD and DIESEL MACHINE.

DAMAGEPLAN expect to begin playing select shows in January, with a full-scale North American tour to follow shortly after the album's release.

rincewind2k
05-12-2003, 22:09
takousate takousate? kaloulia einai. kati mou thymizoun alla den mporw na to entopisw. oxi pantera pantws.

on second thought thymizoun kapws pantera an afaireseis apo th diskografia tous to trendkill kai to steel, kati san 2k3 synexeia tou driven

The_Emperor
14-12-2003, 13:28
omologw oti den eimai o megalyteros pantera fan an kai kommatia toys mou aresoun poly enw alla me koyrazoun...
pantws akousa 3 kommatia apo to album damageplan kai nomizo oti diaferoun poly apo ayta pou exoun kanei oi pantera...
pantws ayta pou akousa omologo oti den mou aresan katholoy
isws stous opadous toy eidous na akougontai entelws diaforetika...
we'll see...

StationEleven
14-12-2003, 14:54
ante na bgaloun oi ff 3ana album me to reunion kai ola ta lla na pa na gamh8oun...e nta3i oxi o anselmo ;)

VirusXI
14-12-2003, 15:22
ante na bgaloun oi ff 3ana album me to reunion kai ola ta lla na pa na gamh8oun...e nta3i oxi o anselmo ;)

aaaa? e? pws? pote? reunion? agkou?
kaaaaalt \m/

rincewind2k
14-12-2003, 17:14
e oxi "reunion" me th gnwsth ennoia. apla esteilan ton Cazares kai synexizoun, me ton Christian se kithara+mpasso.

(oi kakes glwsses lene oti h olh "dialysh" htan kolpaki gia na mporesoun, kai me to nomo, na diwksoun ton cazares apo th mpanta

VirusXI
14-12-2003, 17:52
e oxi "reunion" me th gnwsth ennoia. apla esteilan ton Cazares kai synexizoun, me ton Christian se kithara+mpasso.

(oi kakes glwsses lene oti h olh "dialysh" htan kolpaki gia na mporesoun, kai me to nomo, na diwksoun ton cazares apo th mpanta

e den einai kai toso "kalo" pou esteilan ton mpoulouko... ahm

rincewind2k
14-12-2003, 19:07
e oxi "reunion" me th gnwsth ennoia. apla esteilan ton Cazares kai synexizoun, me ton Christian se kithara+mpasso.

(oi kakes glwsses lene oti h olh "dialysh" htan kolpaki gia na mporesoun, kai me to nomo, na diwksoun ton cazares apo th mpanta

e den einai kai toso "kalo" pou esteilan ton mpoulouko... ahm

nothing/you say/matters/to us :evil:

pera ap' thn plaka kai egw etsi elega sthn arxh otan prwtoeskasan ta nea, alla telika protimw na perimenw kai na thapsw meta tis 20 aprilh, an xreiastei. kai apo ta osa liga akouw den tha xreiastei, mallon

Dragonlord
15-12-2003, 11:34
DAMAGEPLAN, the new band featuring former PANTERA members Dimebag Darrell (guitar) and Vinnie Paul (drums), ex-HALFORD/DIESEL MACHINE guitarist Patrick Lachman (on lead vocals), and bassist Bob Zilla, have shot a video for the track "Breathing New Life" in their hometown of Dallas, Texas with porn director Red Ezra ("Serenity In Toyland", "Riders", "Love Shack"). "Breathing New Life" comes off the group's debut album, "New Found Power", due on February 10, 2004 through Elektra Records.

In other DAMAGEPLAN-related news, a 47-minute interview with the entire band, which originally aired on the Dallas, Texas radio station KNON 89.3 FM on December 4, can be downloaded in eight parts from this location:
http://www.hardtimeradio.com/index2.html

rincewind2k
15-01-2004, 10:23
http://www.damageplan.com/images/dpcoverpa_600.jpg

StationEleven
15-01-2004, 10:36
auta einai kablwsa prwi prwi

Kveldssanger
15-01-2004, 11:39
4 τραγούδια που έχω ακούσει από το album ήταν αρκετά καλά πάντως... Πότε βγαίνει είπαμε?

Amnesiac.
15-01-2004, 15:03
entelws pozer ekswfyllo.

1 tragoudi pou akousa itan entelws gia to mpoutso.

pantera RE MOUTRA (c)

StationEleven
15-01-2004, 22:58
3 pou katebasa gamane radiokefalous .-