Pantera - Domination (Official Live Video)

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Length: 5min 11sec (311 seconds)

Published: Thu Oct 29 2009

Reddit Comments

[u/CharlemagneInSweats]

I live walking distance from Dime's grave. When I was younger, he and Vinnie would come to the Chili's I worked at. Super nice guys. Always very friendly to the staff, good tippers and were approachable if you wanted an autograph.

I wasn't even a huge Pantera fan, but they have a great reputation in this area as being stand up guys. When Dime died, it was definitely like losing a local hero.

[u/elBenhamin]

I think the end of Domination is the origin of the modern breakdown

[u/xthebatman]

Still one of my favorite solos. Still gives me goosebumps.

[u/[deleted]]

This is probably their best live footage imo.

Also, Primal Concrete Sledge is fucking brutal in Moscow as well.

[u/John_Barlycorn]

Well, I think it got to a point where a lot of bands at the time would save the money riff for the end of a song or something like that, and I believe I remember saying it one day, and me and Dimebag were discussing this pretty specifically with the rest of ‘em, Rex and Vince, it’s like, 'look, why save the money riff for the end, let’s make the whole damn song the money riff, you know.'

-- Phil Anselmo

[u/cornerstorewhore]

The breakdown after the first solo is my favorite head banging music of all time and it's never been challenged

[u/randyboozer]

Easily the best breakdown in the history of metal. It defines all other breakdowns

[u/rustic_counter]

Dimebag had a lot of talent, along with the coolest nickname

[u/Zabunia]

Domination (Andy Rehfeldt's Radio Disney version)